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abducted
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ABDUCT, to carry som...
abhorred
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ABHOR, to loathe, ha...
abjected
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ABJECT, to throw out...
abounded
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ABOUND, to exist in...
abraided
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ABRAID, (Spenser) to...
abridged
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ABRIDGE, to shorten...
abrooked
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ABROOKE, an erroneou...
abscised
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15
ABSCISE, to cut off,...
abseiled
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13
ABSEIL, (German) to...
absented
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13
ABSENT, to take or k...
absolved
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ABSOLVE, to free fro...
absorbed
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15
ABSORB, to take up o...
accended
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17
ACCEND, (obsolete) t...
accented
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16
ACCENT, to pronounce...
accepted
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18
ACCEPT, to receive w...
accessed
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15
ACCESS, to have entr...
accinged
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18
ACCINGE, to gird up...
accloyed
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18
ACCLOY, (Spenser) to...
accorded
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ACCORD, to bring int...
accosted
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15
ACCOST, to approach...
accreted
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15
ACCRETE, to grow tog...
accrewed
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ACCREW, (Spenser) to...
accursed
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ACCURSE, to make cur...
acerated
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12
needle-shaped, also...
acetamid
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15
an amide of acetic a...
acetated
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12
combined with acetic...
achieved
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18
ACHIEVE, to carry ou...
acidhead
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a person who takes h...
acquired
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ACQUIRE, to come int...
actinoid
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any element of a gro...
actioned
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ACTION, to carry out...
actuated
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13
ACTUATE, to put into...
acylated
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ACYLATE, to introduc...
addebted
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(Scots) indebted, ow...
addeemed
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14
ADDEEM, (obsolete) t...
addicted
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14
ADDICT, to make depe...
addoomed
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14
ADDOOM, (Spenser) to...
addorsed
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11
in heraldry, turned...
adducted
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ADDUCT, to draw inwa...
adherend
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the surface to which...
adjoined
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ADJOIN, to lie next...
adjudged
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ADJUDGE, to decide;...
adjusted
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ADJUST, to bring to...
admitted
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ADMIT, to allow to e...
adonised
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ADONISE, to adorn (o...
adonized
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ADONIZE, to adorn (o...
adreaded
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11
ADREAD, (obsolete) t...
adsorbed
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13
ADSORB, to gather an...
adulated
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12
ADULATE, to fawn upo...
advanced
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ADVANCE, to put forw...
advected
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ADVECT, to transport...
adverted
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ADVERT, to refer to...
adwarded
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ADWARD, (Spenser) to...
aerified
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12
AERIFY, to infuse ai...
affeared
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15
AFFEARE, (Spenser) t...
affected
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18
AFFECT, to act upon...
affeered
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AFFEER, (archaic) to...
affirmed
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AFFIRM, to state pos...
afflated
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inspired [adj]
afforced
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18
AFFORCE, to strength...
afforded
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AFFORD, to have suff...
affrayed
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AFFRAY, to disturb o...
agalwood
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the wood of the aloe...
agarwood
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a soft, resinous woo...
agatised
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AGATISE, to cause to...
agatized
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AGATIZE, to cause to...
agenised
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AGENISE, to treat fl...
agenized
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AGENIZE, to treat fl...
aggraced
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AGGRACE, (Spenser) t...
aggraded
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AGGRADE, to raise th...
aggrated
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AGGRATE, (Spenser) t...
agitated
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AGITATE, to stir vio...
agonised
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AGONISE, to suffer a...
agonized
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AGONIZE, to suffer a...
agueweed
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a North American pla...
airboard
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an inflatable board...
airbound
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stopped up by air [a...
airfield
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an area where planes...
airspeed
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the speed of an airc...
alarumed
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ALARUM, (archaic) to...
alighted
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ALIGHT, to dismount...
alkaloid
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any of a class of co...
alledged
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ALLEDGE, to allay, a...
allegged
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ALLEGGE, (Spenser) t...
allonged
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ALLONGE, to lunge [v...
allotted
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ALLOT, to give as a...
alveated
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14
vaulted like a beehi...
amberoid
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a synthetic amber, a...
ambushed
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AMBUSH, to attack fr...
amenaged
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AMENAGE, (Spenser) t...
ammonoid
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the coiled shell of...
amoeboid
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resembling an ameba,...
amounted
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AMOUNT, to come to i...
amphipod
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a crustacean of the...
analysed
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ANALYSE, to separate...
analyzed
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ANALYZE, to subject...
anchored
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ANCHOR, to secure by...
anconoid
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pertaining to the el...
anglepod
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any of a genus of pl...
anguiped
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(Latin) a mythical g...
animated
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ANIMATE, to give lif...
annealed
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ANNEAL, to make (as...
annulled
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ANNUL, to declare vo...
anodised
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ANODISE, to give a p...
anodized
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ANODIZE, to give a p...
anointed
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ANOINT, to consecrat...
answered
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ANSWER, to say, writ...
anthemed
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ANTHEM, to praise in...
antherid
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the male reproductiv...
anticked
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ANTIC, to act in a c...
anticold
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effective against th...
antiqued
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ANTIQUE, to alter th...
antiskid
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designed to prevent...
antiweed
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concerned with the d...
antlered
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bearing antlers [adj...
anvilled
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ANVIL, to shape on a...
apanaged
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having an apanage [a...
appaired
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APPAIR, (obsolete) t...
appalled
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APPALL, to horrify,...
appealed
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APPEAL, to make an e...
appeared
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APPEAR, to become vi...
appeased
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APPEASE, to bring to...
appended
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APPEND, to add on to...
apprised
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APPRISE, to inform,...
apprized
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APPRIZE, to inform,...
approved
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APPROVE, to regard f...
arabised
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ARABISE, to adopt Ar...
arabized
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ARABIZE, to adopt Ar...
arachnid
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any member of the Ar...
arboured
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equipped with an arb...
archived
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ARCHIVE, to file in...
arcuated
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arched like a bow, a...
areached
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AREACH, (Spenser) to...
argufied
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ARGUFY, to argue stu...
arilloid
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like an aril, a prot...
armguard
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a covering to protec...
armoured
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ARMOUR, to dress wit...
arointed
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AROINT, (archaic) to...
aroynted
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AROYNT, (archaic) to...
arranged
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ARRANGE, to put in o...
arrested
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ARREST, to bring to...
articled
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ARTICLE, in law, to...
ascended
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ASCEND, to go or mov...
asconoid
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like an ascon, a typ...
ascribed
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ASCRIBE, to attribut...
ashlared
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ASHLAR, to build wit...
ashlered
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ASHLER, to build wit...
askanced
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ASKANCE, (Shakespear...
askanted
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ASKANT, (Shakespeare...
aspected
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ASPECT, to look at [...
asperged
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ASPERGE, to sprinkle...
aspersed
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ASPERSE, to slander,...
asported
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ASPORT, to carry awa...
assailed
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ASSAIL, to attack [v...
assarted
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ASSART, (historical)...
assented
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ASSENT, to express a...
asserted
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ASSERT, to state pos...
assessed
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ASSESS, to estimate...
assieged
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ASSIEGE, (Spenser) t...
assigned
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ASSIGN, to set apart...
assisted
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ASSIST, to give aid...
assoiled
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ASSOIL, to absolve,...
assorted
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ASSORT, to distribut...
assotted
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ASSOT, to make a foo...
assuaged
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ASSUAGE, to make les...
asswaged
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ASSWAGE, (obsolete)...
astarted
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ASTART, (Spenser) to...
asteroid
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a rocky object, a ty...
asterted
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ASTERT, (obsolete) t...
astonied
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ASTONY, to amaze or...
astunned
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ASTUN, (obsolete) to...
atheised
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ATHEISE, to talk as...
atheized
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ATHEIZE, to talk as...
athetoid
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showing symptoms of...
atomised
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ATOMISE, to reduce t...
atomized
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ATOMIZE, to reduce t...
attached
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ATTACH, to connect a...
attacked
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ATTACK, to set upon...
attained
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ATTAIN, to gain or a...
attasked
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ATTASK, to take to t...
attended
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ATTEND, to be presen...
attested
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ATTEST, to affirm to...
attorned
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ATTORN, to accept te...
attrited
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ATTRITE, to wear dow...
attuited
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ATTUITE, to sense bu...
audibled
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AUDIBLE, to call an...
aumailed
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AUMAIL, (archaic) to...
aunthood
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the state of being a...
aureoled
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AUREOLE, to surround...
auricled
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having ear-shaped ap...
aurified
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AURIFY, to turn into...
autacoid
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a hormone secreted i...
authored
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AUTHOR, to bring int...
autocoid
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a hormone secreted i...
autoload
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to load automaticall...
avaunted
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AVAUNT, (archaic) to...
aventred
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AVENTRE, (Spenser) t...
averaged
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AVERAGE, to calculat...
avouched
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AVOUCH, (archaic) to...
awakened
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AWAKEN, to rouse fro...
awearied
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(archaic) wearied [a...
awninged
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having an awning [ad...
azotised
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AZOTISE, to combine...
azotized
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AZOTIZE, to combine...
babyfood
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food prepared for ba...
babyhood
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the state of being a...
baccated
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having berries; berr...
backband
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the band which passe...
backbend
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an acrobatic feat [n...
backbond
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a deed attaching a q...
backhand
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to strike with the b...
backhoed
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BACKHOE, to dig with...
backland
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a piece of land at t...
backload
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to load a lorry for...
backslid
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BACKSLIDE, to fall b...
backveld
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a remote area [n -S]
backward
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in a reverse directi...
backwind
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to deflect airflow i...
backwood
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uncouth [adj]
backword
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a retort [n -S]
backyard
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the area at the rear...
badassed
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touchy, difficult, i...
badgered
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BADGER, to pester or...
bagelled
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BAGEL, to defeat in...
bagpiped
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BAGPIPE, to play the...
bailbond
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a bond given by a pr...
balanced
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BALANCE, to have equ...
baldhead
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a bald person [n -S]
balladed
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BALLAD, to make ball...
ballated
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BALLAT, to make ball...
balleted
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BALLET, to make ball...
balloted
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BALLOT, to vote by b...
ballyard
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a baseball ground [n...
balsamed
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BALSAM, to soothe; t...
bandaged
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BANDAGE, to cover a...
banished
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BANISH, to expel, ex...
banjaxed
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BANJAX, (slang) to r...
bankcard
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a card issued by a b...
bannered
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BANNER, to furnish w...
bantered
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BANTER, to exchange...
baptised
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BAPTISE, to administ...
baptized
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BAPTIZE, to administ...
barbated
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barbed, bearded, als...
barbered
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BARBER, to shave or...
barcoded
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marked with a BARCOD...
barehand
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to field the ball in...
barehead
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having the head unco...
bareland
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as in bareland croft...
barkened
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BARKEN, to dry up in...
barneyed
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BARNEY, to quarrel l...
barnwood
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a wide wood for buil...
barnyard
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a yard near a barn [...
barraged
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BARRAGE, to subject...
barrated
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BARRAT, to quarrel e...
barreled
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BARREL, to move fast...
bartered
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BARTER, to trade by...
baseband
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a communication devi...
basehead
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a habitual user of f...
baselard
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(obsolete) a short s...
baseload
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the permanent load o...
basified
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BASIFY, to convert i...
basseted
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BASSET, to outcrop,...
basswood
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an American lime-tre...
batooned
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BATOON, to strike wi...
batteled
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BATTEL, to have an a...
battened
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BATTEN, to fasten wi...
battered
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BATTER, to beat repe...
bauchled
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BAUCHLE, to make sha...
beaconed
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BEACON, to shine lik...
bearward
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a keeper of bears [n...
bearwood
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a small tree of the...
beautied
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BEAUTY, (Shakespeare...
beavered
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BEAVER, to work hard...
bebopped
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BEBOP, to play a sty...
becalled
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BECALL, to call name...
becalmed
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BECALM, to make calm...
becapped
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BECAP, to put a cap...
beckoned
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BECKON, to indicate...
becoward
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to accuse of cowardi...
becrimed
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BECRIME, to make gui...
becurled
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17
BECURL, to curl; to...
becursed
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16
BECURSE, to put a cu...
bedamned
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BEDAMN, to swear at...
bedashed
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15
BEDASH, to wet by da...
bedaubed
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BEDAUB, to cover wit...
bedboard
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a board placed betwe...
bedecked
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BEDECK, to attire wi...
bedimmed
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BEDIM, to make dim [...
bedotted
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covered with dots [a...
bedraped
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BEDRAPE, to cover wi...
bedstand
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a table beside a bed...
bedstead
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a support for a bed...
beducked
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BEDUCK, to plunge un...
bedumbed
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BEDUMB, to render sp...
bedunced
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BEDUNCE, to make a d...
bedunged
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BEDUNG, to cover wit...
bedusted
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BEDUST, to cover wit...
beebread
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a mixture of pollen...
beefwood
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an Australian tree a...
beehived
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having a hairdo shap...
beelined
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BEELINE, to head dir...
befinned
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having fins [adj]
befitted
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BEFIT, to be suitabl...
befleaed
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BEFLEA, to infest wi...
befoamed
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BEFOAM, to cover wit...
befogged
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BEFOG, to fog up, ob...
befooled
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BEFOOL, to fool; to...
befouled
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BEFOUL, to make foul...
befriend
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to act as a friend t...
begalled
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BEGALL, to make sore...
begemmed
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BEGEM, to adorn with...
beggared
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BEGGAR, to impoveris...
begifted
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BEGIFT, to present w...
begilded
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BEGILD, to gild [v]
begirded
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BEGIRD, (archaic) to...
begnawed
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BEGNAW, to gnaw [v]
begrimed
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BEGRIME, to soil wit...
beguiled
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16
BEGUILE, to deceive...
begulfed
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19
BEGULF, to engulf [v...
begunked
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20
BEGUNK, (Scots) to t...
behatted
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wearing a hat [adj]
beheaded
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BEHEAD, to cut off t...
behooved
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BEHOOVE, to be fit,...
behowled
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BEHOWL, to howl at [...
bekissed
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BEKISS, to cover wit...
beknaved
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BEKNAVE, to treat as...
beladied
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BELADY, to apply the...
belauded
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BELAUD, to laud or p...
beleaped
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BELEAP, to leap upon...
belfried
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having a belfry [adj...
believed
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BELIEVE, to accept a...
bellbind
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hedge or field bindw...
bellbird
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any of several tropi...
bellowed
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BELLOW, to roar like...
belonged
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BELONG, to be a memb...
bemadded
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BEMAD, (archaic) to...
bemauled
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BEMAUL, (archaic) to...
bemeaned
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BEMEAN, (archaic) to...
bemisted
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BEMIST, to envelop i...
bemoaned
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16
BEMOAN, to lament [v...
bemocked
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BEMOCK, (archaic) to...
bemoiled
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16
BEMOIL, (Shakespeare...
bemudded
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BEMUD, (archaic) to...
bendayed
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16
BENDAY, to reproduce...
benetted
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BENET, to catch in a...
beniseed
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13
sesame seed [n -S]
bentwood
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wood artifically cur...
benumbed
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BENUMB, to make numb...
bepatted
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BEPAT, to pat often...
bepelted
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BEPELT, to pelt hard...
bepitied
18
15
BEPITY, to pity grea...
beplumed
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(archaic) adorned wi...
beprosed
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15
BEPROSE, to reduce t...
bepuffed
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BEPUFF, (archaic) to...
bereaved
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BEREAVE, to deprive...
berhymed
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BERHYME, to compose...
beringed
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15
adorned with rings [...
berleyed
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15
BERLEY, (Australian)...
berobbed
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BEROB, (Spenser) to...
berouged
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15
thickly rouged [adj]
beseemed
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BESEEM, to be becomi...
beshamed
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17
BESHAME, (archaic) t...
beshroud
18
15
to cover with, or as...
besieged
16
14
BESIEGE, to attack a...
besighed
19
16
BESIGH, (archaic) to...
beslaved
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17
BESLAVE, to make a s...
beslimed
18
16
BESLIME, to cover wi...
besmiled
18
16
BESMILE, to smile on...
besmoked
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BESMOKE, to pollute...
besnowed
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BESNOW, to cover wit...
besorted
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12
BESORT, (Shakespeare...
besotted
15
12
BESOT, to infatuate...
besouled
16
14
(archaic) having a s...
bespiced
21
18
BESPICE, (Shakespear...
bespread
17
15
to spread over [v BE...
bestowed
18
15
BESTOW, to present a...
besuited
16
13
wearing a suit [adj]
beteemed
15
15
BETEEME, (Spenser) t...
betitled
17
13
BETITLE, to furnish...
betoiled
16
13
BETOIL, to weary wit...
betossed
15
12
BETOSS, (Shakespeare...
betrayed
21
14
BETRAY, to disclose...
bettered
15
12
BETTER, to improve [...
beuncled
19
18
having too many uncl...
bevelled
19
18
BEVEL, to cut at an...
bewailed
19
16
BEWAIL, to lament [v...
bewetted
18
15
BEWET, to make wet [...
bewhored
20
17
BEWHORE, to call som...
bewigged
21
19
BEWIG, to dress in a...
bewinged
19
18
having wings [adj]
bewormed
19
18
BEWORM, to cover wit...
bewrayed
24
17
BEWRAY, (archaic) to...
bickered
20
19
BICKER, to squabble...
bicuspid
23
19
having two cusps [ad...
bicycled
30
21
BICYCLE, to ride a t...
biforked
19
19
divided into two bra...
biformed
19
18
having two forms, al...
bikinied
17
17
wearing a bikini [ad...
billeted
18
14
BILLET, to accomodat...
billfold
22
18
a wallet [n -S]
billhead
20
16
a printed form, used...
billiard
19
14
a carom shot in bill...
billowed
21
17
BILLOW, to swell up...
bindweed
18
17
any of various weeds...
biopsied
18
15
BIOPSY, to examine t...
biosolid
17
13
solid organic matter...
biparted
18
15
having two parts [ad...
birdfeed
18
16
food suitable for bi...
birdseed
16
13
seed used for feedin...
bisected
19
15
BISECT, to divide in...
bishoped
20
17
BISHOP, to fill, or...
bissoned
15
13
BISSON, to cause to...
bistered
16
12
painted with bister,...
bittered
16
12
BITTER, to make rese...
bivalved
21
21
having a two-valved...
blanched
21
19
BLANCH, to whiten [v...
blancoed
18
17
BLANCO, to whiten wi...
blastoid
17
13
one of the Blastoide...
blazered
19
22
wearing a blazer [ad...
blazoned
18
23
BLAZON, to read such...
bleached
21
18
BLEACH, to whiten [v...
blenched
21
19
BLENCH, to shrink or...
blighted
21
17
BLIGHT, to cause dec...
blinkard
18
18
(archaic) one who bl...
blizzard
24
31
to rage like a snows...
bloodied
16
14
BLOODY, to make bloo...
bloodred
16
14
the colour of blood...
bloosmed
17
16
BLOOSME, (Spenser) t...
blotched
22
18
BLOTCH, to mark with...
blowhard
22
18
a boaster [n -S]
bluebird
20
17
a small American bir...
bluehead
18
16
a marine fish, a kin...
blueweed
19
17
a bristly weed, vipe...
bluewood
19
17
a thorny shrub growi...
boatload
15
13
the amount that a bo...
boatyard
21
14
a marina, a place fo...
bobolled
19
17
BOBOL, to commit a t...
bogarted
16
14
BOGART, to monopolis...
boldened
15
15
BOLDEN, (obsolete) t...
bollixed
24
21
BOLLIX, to make a me...
bolloxed
23
21
BOLLOX, to make a me...
bolthead
18
15
a straight-necked di...
bombload
19
19
as many bombs as a p...
bombycid
29
23
a silkworm [n -S]
bondmaid
16
17
a female slave [n -S...
bonehead
15
15
a blockhead [n -S]
boneyard
20
15
a place where the bo...
bonneted
13
14
BONNET, to put on a...
bonussed
15
14
BONUS, in Scrabble,...
boobhead
18
17
(Australian slang) a...
boofhead
18
17
(Australian slang) a...
boogeyed
21
16
BOOGEY, to dance to...
boohooed
15
14
BOOHOO, to cry [v]
bookland
16
18
in Old English law,...
bordered
15
13
BORDER, to be adjace...
borrowed
18
15
BORROW, to obtain on...
bothered
17
14
BOTHER, to annoy [v]
botryoid
22
14
of minerals, occurri...
bottomed
16
15
BOTTOM, to reach the...
bountied
15
14
with a bounty on one...
bowelled
20
17
BOWEL, to take out t...
bowwowed
24
21
BOWWOW, to bark like...
boxboard
23
22
a kind of stiff pape...
brabbled
21
19
BRABBLE, to squabble...
braconid
18
16
any of a family of p...
braeheid
17
14
(Scots) the summit o...
brailled
18
14
BRAILLE, to write in...
brairded
16
13
BRAIRD, to sprout ab...
brambled
20
19
BRAMBLE, to gather b...
brancard
18
16
(French) a horse-lit...
branched
20
18
BRANCH, to spread li...
brandied
15
14
BRANDY, to mix with...
brangled
17
16
BRANGLE, to wrangle...
brassard
16
12
(French) a piece of...
brattled
17
13
BRATTLE, (Scots) to...
brazened
17
22
BRAZEN, to face bold...
breached
20
17
BREACH, to break thr...
breasted
15
12
BREAST, to confront...
breathed
17
14
BREATHE, to inhale a...
breeched
20
17
BREECH, to clothe wi...
breenged
15
15
BREENGE, (Scots) to...
breinged
16
15
BREINGE, (Scots) to...
breveted
17
16
BREVET, to confer an...
brigaded
17
15
BRIGADE, to group to...
brindled
17
15
marked with spots or...
bristled
18
13
BRISTLE, to stand er...
brittled
18
13
BRITTLE, to become f...
broached
20
17
BROACH, to pierce (a...
broasted
15
12
BROAST, to boil and...
brocaded
18
16
BROCADE, to weave a...
broddled
17
15
BRODDLE, (dialect) t...
brokered
16
16
BROKER, to act as a...
bromated
16
15
BROMATE, to combine...
bromised
17
15
BROMISE, to treat wi...
bromized
20
24
BROMIZE, to treat wi...
brooched
20
17
BROOCH, to adorn wit...
browband
20
19
the bridle-strap tha...
brunched
21
19
BRUNCH, to eat a lat...
bucketed
20
20
BUCKET, to push forw...
budgeted
17
16
BUDGET, to estimate...
buffered
20
19
BUFFER, to protect a...
buffeted
20
19
BUFFET, to hit sharp...
buggered
18
17
BUGGER, to practise...
bulkhead
20
20
a partition on a shi...
bullered
18
15
BULLER, to seethe, g...
bulleted
18
15
BULLET, to move swif...
bullhead
20
17
a freshwater fish of...
bullweed
21
18
knapweed [n -S]
bumbazed
22
28
BUMBAZE, (Scots) to...
bumpered
19
19
BUMPER, to drink bum...
bunkered
16
18
BUNKER, to store in...
burdened
15
15
BURDEN, to load heav...
burleyed
23
16
BURLEY, to scatter f...
burrowed
19
16
BURROW, to dig a hol...
busheled
19
16
BUSHEL, to mend or a...
bushland
19
17
unsettled forest lan...
bushveld
22
20
(Afrikaans) veld mad...
buskined
17
18
having a buskin [adj...
butlered
17
14
BUTLER, to act as a...
buttered
16
13
BUTTER, to spread wi...
butthead
18
15
a stupid person [n -...
buttoned
15
14
BUTTON, to fasten wi...
buzzword
26
34
a word used to impre...
bypassed
24
17
BYPASS, to avoid by...
caballed
20
17
CABAL, to conspire [...
cabbaged
21
20
CABBAGE, to steal or...
cabobbed
22
21
CABOB, to skewer [v]
caboched
23
20
in heraldry, full fa...
caboshed
20
17
in heraldry, full fa...
cabstand
18
16
a place where cabs a...
cacheted
21
17
CACHET, to print a d...
caddised
17
14
trimmed with caddis,...
cadenced
18
17
CADENCE, to make rhy...
caftaned
17
16
wearing a caftan [ad...
calcined
20
17
CALCINE, to reduce t...
calefied
19
16
CALEFY, to make warm...
calfhood
21
18
the state or time of...
calibred
20
16
having a given calib...
callused
19
15
CALLUS, to form a ha...
calvered
19
17
CALVER, to prepare f...
calycled
28
19
having a calycle, a...
calycoid
27
18
like a calix [adj]
camailed
18
16
having a camail [adj...
cambered
19
18
CAMBER, to arch slig...
cameloid
18
16
related to the camel...
campused
20
19
CAMPUS, to restrict...
canalled
17
15
CANAL, to dig an art...
canaried
15
13
CANARY, to prance ab...
canceled
19
17
CANCEL, to cause not...
cancered
18
16
affected with cancer...
cancroid
19
16
a type of slow-growi...
canfield
19
17
a card game adapted...
cankered
16
17
CANKER, to affect wi...
cannoned
13
15
CANNON, to collide w...
canopied
17
16
CANOPY, to cover fro...
cantered
15
13
CANTER, to ride a ho...
cantoned
14
14
CANTON, to divide in...
canvased
17
17
CANVAS, to examine t...
capotted
18
15
CAPOT, to win all th...
capsized
22
24
CAPSIZE, to overturn...
capsuled
20
17
CAPSULE, to condense...
captived
21
19
CAPTIVE, to make a p...
captured
19
16
CAPTURE, to take by...
capuched
24
21
having a capuche [ad...
carangid
17
15
a marine fish [n -S]
carboyed
24
17
having a carboy [adj...
carcased
19
15
CARCASE, to put a ca...
cardioid
17
13
a heart-shaped curve...
careened
14
13
CAREEN, to turn (a s...
careered
15
12
CAREER, to go at ful...
caressed
16
12
CARESS, to touch lov...
carneyed
21
15
CARNEY, to coax, als...
carolled
18
14
CAROL, to sing joyou...
caroused
16
13
CAROUSE, to engage i...
carpeted
18
15
CARPET, to cover a f...
carromed
17
15
CARROM, to collide w...
cartload
17
13
a much as a cart can...
cartoned
15
13
CARTON, to pack in a...
cartroad
16
12
a road used by carts...
caryatid
23
14
a draped female figu...
cascaded
19
16
CASCADE, to fall lik...
caseated
15
12
CASEATE, to become c...
casefied
18
15
CASEFY, to become or...
caseload
16
13
the number of cases...
casketed
17
16
CASKET, to place in...
castered
16
12
having casters, smal...
catenoid
15
13
the surface generate...
caucused
20
17
CAUCUS, to hold a po...
caudated
16
14
having a tail [adj]
causeyed
22
15
having a paved road...
caveated
17
16
CAVEAT, to enter a t...
caverned
17
17
CAVERN, to hollow ou...
cavilled
21
18
CAVIL, to raise triv...
cavitied
19
16
having a cavity [adj...
cavorted
18
16
CAVORT, to prance, c...
cayenned
20
16
containing cayenne [...
cellared
18
14
CELLAR, to store in...
cemented
16
16
CEMENT, to bind firm...
censored
15
13
CENSOR, to delete a...
censured
16
14
CENSURE, to condemn...
censused
16
14
CENSUS, to take an o...
centered
15
13
CENTER, to place at...
centroid
16
13
the centre of mass o...
cephalad
21
18
towards the head [ad...
ceratoid
16
12
resembling horn or k...
cercopid
22
18
any member of the fa...
chalaned
18
16
CHALAN, in India, to...
chaliced
23
18
of flowers, cuplike...
chammied
21
20
CHAMMY, to clean wit...
characid
22
17
any carnivorous fres...
charquid
28
24
made into charqui, j...
chasseed
18
14
CHASSE, to perform a...
chauffed
23
21
CHAUFF, (Spenser) to...
chaunced
21
19
CHAUNCE, (obsolete)...
chaunged
19
18
CHAUNGE, (obsolete)...
chaunted
18
16
CHAUNT, to sing, als...
cheerled
19
15
CHEERLEAD, to lead i...
chelated
19
15
CHELATE, to combine...
cheliped
22
18
one of the pair of l...
chenopod
19
18
any flowering plant...
cherried
19
14
CHERRY, to cheer [v]
cheruped
21
18
CHERUP, to chirp, al...
chiacked
23
21
CHIACK, (Australian...
chiaused
19
15
CHIAUS, to cheat, sw...
chicaned
21
18
CHICANE, to quibble...
childbed
23
19
the condition of a w...
chilopod
22
18
a member of the orde...
chimerid
21
17
a fish of the genus...
chinched
24
20
CHINCH, to fill in t...
chiseled
20
15
CHISEL, to use a cut...
chivvied
24
22
CHIVVY, to chase abo...
choreoid
18
14
relating to the chor...
chorioid
19
14
of or resembling a c...
chortled
20
15
CHORTLE, to chuckle...
chorused
19
15
CHORUS, to sing in u...
chresard
19
14
the total quantity o...
chuckled
25
23
CHUCKLE, to laugh qu...
churched
25
20
CHURCH, to bring to...
chyacked
29
23
CHYACK, (Australian...
cichloid
24
18
like a cichlid, any...
ciliated
18
13
having cilia, fine h...
cindered
16
14
CINDER, to reduce to...
ciphered
21
17
CIPHER, to work at a...
cirriped
20
15
a barnacle or other...
citified
20
15
CITIFY, to adapt to...
citrated
17
12
combined with a citr...
cityfied
26
17
CITYFY, to adapt to...
cityward
27
17
towards the city [ad...
clamored
18
16
CLAMOR, to make a lo...
clareted
17
13
CLARET, to drink a r...
clatched
23
18
CLATCH, to dabble or...
clavated
19
17
shaped like a club,...
clavered
19
17
CLAVER, (Scots) to g...
cleansed
16
14
CLEANSE, to clean [v...
clenched
22
19
CLENCH, to grasp fir...
clicheed
23
18
full of cliches, als...
climated
19
16
CLIMATE, to remain i...
climaxed
25
23
CLIMAX, to reach a h...
clinched
23
19
CLINCH, to settle a...
clochard
23
18
(French) a beggar; a...
closeted
17
13
CLOSET, to enclose i...
closured
18
14
CLOSURE, to end a de...
clotured
18
14
CLOTURE, to end a de...
clovered
19
17
covered with clover...
clubhand
22
20
a deformed hand [n -...
clubhead
22
19
the part of a golf c...
clubland
21
19
an area containing m...
clupeoid
20
17
a fish of the herrin...
clutched
24
19
CLUTCH, to grasp and...
coalised
17
13
COALISE, to bring in...
coalized
20
22
COALIZE, to bring in...
coalshed
19
15
a shed for storing c...
coalyard
23
15
a yard for storing c...
coattend
15
13
to attend together [...
cockaded
20
20
having a cockade [ad...
cockbird
24
22
a male bird [n -S]
cockered
20
19
COCKER, to pamper; t...
cockeyed
26
21
having a cockeye [ad...
cocooned
17
16
COCOON, to wrap tigh...
codeword
19
16
a name used to conce...
codified
19
16
CODIFY, to put into...
coedited
16
13
COEDIT, to edit toge...
coempted
19
18
COEMPT, to buy up th...
coextend
21
20
to extend equally in...
coffered
20
18
COFFER, to put in a...
coffined
20
19
COFFIN, to put in a...
cognised
17
15
COGNISE, to become a...
cognized
20
24
COGNIZE, to become a...
coheaded
17
15
COHEAD, to head join...
cohosted
18
14
COHOST, to host join...
cojoined
17
22
COJOIN, (Shakespeare...
cokehead
18
18
a cocaine addict [n...
coleseed
16
13
a plant of the cabba...
collaged
19
16
COLLAGE, to arrange...
collared
18
14
COLLAR, to provide w...
collated
18
14
COLLATE, to examine...
colleted
18
14
COLLET, to set a gem...
collided
19
15
COLLIDE, to clash to...
colluded
19
16
COLLUDE, to conspire...
cologned
17
16
perfumed with cologn...
coloured
17
14
a coloured person, a...
colthood
19
15
the state or time of...
coltwood
20
16
(Spenser) an unident...
colubrid
21
17
any of a large famil...
columned
18
18
having a column [adj...
combated
19
18
COMBAT, to fight aga...
combined
19
19
a skiing competition...
commixed
25
25
COMMIX, to mix toget...
commoned
17
19
COMMON, to share [v]
commoved
20
22
COMMOVE, to move vio...
communed
18
20
COMMUNE, to converse...
commuted
19
19
COMMUTE, to change a...
comorbid
20
18
pertaining to two di...
compared
19
18
COMPARE, to scrutini...
compered
19
18
COMPERE, to act as m...
competed
19
18
COMPETE, to contend...
compiled
21
19
COMPILE, to collect...
complied
21
19
COMPLY, to obey [v]
composed
19
18
COMPOSE, to settle o...
compound
19
20
to add to [v -ED, -I...
computed
20
19
COMPUTE, to calculat...
conacred
18
16
CONACRE, to let in t...
concaved
20
20
CONCAVE, to curve in...
conceded
18
17
CONCEDE, to acknowle...
conchoid
21
18
a type of geometric...
concised
19
16
CONCISE, (Milton) to...
condoled
16
15
CONDOLE, to express...
condoned
14
15
CONDONE, to forgive...
conduced
19
18
CONDUCE, to contribu...
conelrad
16
14
a system of defense...
confided
18
17
CONFIDE, to impart s...
confined
17
17
CONFINE, to shut wit...
confixed
24
23
CONFIX, to fix firml...
confound
17
18
to confuse, frustrat...
confused
18
17
CONFUSE, to mix up m...
confuted
18
17
CONFUTE, to disprove...
congreed
16
15
CONGREE, (archaic) t...
congrued
17
16
CONGRUE, to agree [v...
conjured
18
23
CONJURE, to practise...
connived
17
18
CONNIVE, to plot or...
connoted
14
14
CONNOTE, to imply an...
consoled
16
14
CONSOLE, to comfort...
conspued
18
17
CONSPUE, to spit upo...
consumed
17
17
CONSUME, to use up [...
contused
16
14
CONTUSE, to bruise [...
convened
16
18
CONVENE, to assemble...
convexed
23
24
CONVEX, to make conv...
conveyed
23
19
CONVEY, to transport...
convived
20
21
CONVIVE, to feast to...
convoked
18
21
CONVOKE, to cause to...
convoyed
23
19
CONVOY, to accompany...
cookmaid
18
19
a maid who cooks [n...
coopered
17
15
COOPER, to make barr...
coosened
14
13
COOSEN, to cheat, al...
coosined
15
13
COOSIN, to cheat, al...
cootched
21
17
COOTCH, (Welsh) to h...
coppered
20
18
COPPER, to cover wit...
coppiced
24
21
COPPICE, to grow in...
copyhold
28
20
land tenure dependen...
copyread
24
17
(US) to subedit [v C...
coracoid
19
15
a bone of the should...
corbeled
19
16
CORBEL, to provide a...
cordoned
15
14
CORDON, to form a ba...
cordwood
19
16
a wood used for fuel...
corkwood
20
19
very light wood e.g....
cornered
15
13
CORNER, to gain cont...
corniced
19
16
CORNICE, to decorate...
cornland
16
15
ground suitable for...
cornuted
16
14
CORNUTE, to cuckold...
coronoid
15
13
pertaining to or des...
corraded
16
13
CORRADE, to wear awa...
corroded
16
13
CORRODE, to eat away...
corseted
16
12
CORSET, to fit with...
corveted
18
16
CORVET, of a horse,...
corymbed
26
20
clustered with flowe...
coshered
18
14
COSHER, to pamper, c...
cosigned
17
15
COSIGN, to sign join...
cosseted
16
12
COSSET, to fondle or...
costated
16
12
having ribs, also CO...
costumed
18
16
COSTUME, to dress [v...
cottaged
17
14
COTTAGE, to cruise l...
cottered
16
12
COTTER [v]
cottised
17
12
COTTISE, to give a h...
cottoned
15
13
COTTON, to take a li...
cotyloid
24
15
cup-shaped [adj] / t...
covaried
18
16
COVARY, to vary mean...
coverlid
20
17
a bed covering, also...
coversed
18
16
as in coversed sine/...
cowarded
19
16
COWARD, to weaken th...
cowboyed
27
20
COWBOY, to behave li...
cowheard
21
17
(Spenser) a coward [...
cowhided
22
18
COWHIDE, to flog wit...
crabwood
21
18
a tropical American...
crackled
22
20
CRACKLE, to emit sna...
cranched
21
18
CRANCH, to chew with...
crankled
18
18
CRANKLE, to bend, tw...
crannied
15
14
CRANNY, to open in c...
crashpad
21
17
temporary accommodat...
cratered
16
12
CRATER, to form cavi...
cravened
17
17
CRAVEN, (Shakespeare...
crayoned
21
15
CRAYON, to use a dra...
credited
17
13
CREDIT, to accept as...
creeshed
18
14
CREESH, to grease [v...
cremated
17
15
CREMATE, to reduce t...
crenated
15
13
having a notched or...
creneled
16
14
CRENEL, to make inde...
creviced
22
19
having a crevice [ad...
cribbled
23
19
CRIBBLE, to decorate...
cricetid
21
15
a member of the Cric...
crimpled
22
19
CRIMPLE, to wrinkle,...
crinated
16
13
having hair, also CR...
crinkled
19
18
CRINKLE, to wrinkle...
crippled
23
19
CRIPPLE, to disable...
croodled
17
14
CROODLE, (Scots) to...
cropland
19
17
farm land [n -S]
crotched
22
17
having a crotch [adj...
crouched
22
18
CROUCH, to squat or...
crozzled
24
31
(Yorkshire dialect)...
cruddled
19
16
CRUDDLE, (Spenser) t...
crumbled
22
20
CRUMBLE, to break up...
crumpled
22
20
CRUMPLE, to wrinkle...
crunched
22
19
CRUNCH, to chew with...
crunkled
19
19
CRUNKLE, to crumple...
crusaded
17
14
CRUSADE, to engage i...
crutched
23
18
CRUTCH, to support o...
cuckooed
20
20
CUCKOO, to repeat mo...
cudgeled
19
17
CUDGEL, to beat with...
cuitered
17
13
CUITER, (Scots) to w...
cuittled
19
14
CUITTLE, (Scots) to...
cultured
19
15
CULTURE, to cultivat...
cumbered
20
19
CUMBER, to burden [v...
cuneated
15
14
wedge-shaped, also C...
cupboard
21
19
an item of furniture...
cupelled
21
18
CUPEL, to refine gol...
cupolaed
19
17
CUPOLA, to furnish w...
curetted
17
13
CURETTE, to scrape w...
curtsied
18
13
CURTSY, to bow polit...
curvated
19
17
bent in a regular fo...
curveted
19
17
CURVET, to leap, fri...
cuspated
19
16
having a point [adj]
cussword
21
16
a swearword [n -S]
customed
18
16
usual [adj]
cyanamid
23
18
the amide of cyanoge...
cyanided
22
16
CYANIDE, to treat an...
cyanised
22
15
CYANISE, to turn int...
cyanized
25
24
CYANIZE, to turn int...
cyanosed
21
15
(colloquial) with a...
cyclised
28
18
CYCLISE, to form one...
cyclized
31
27
CYCLIZE, to form one...
cyphered
27
19
CYPHER, to write in...
cyprinid
26
18
relating to the carp...
dackered
17
17
DACKER, (Scots) to l...
daggered
15
14
DAGGER, to stab with...
daikered
14
14
DAIKER, (Scots) to l...
damasked
15
17
DAMASK, to weave wit...
damboard
16
16
a draughtboard, also...
dampened
15
17
DAMPEN, to moisten [...
dandered
12
12
DANDER, (dialect) to...
danegeld
14
14
a tax imposed in the...
daneweed
14
14
an elder-like shrub,...
dangered
13
13
DANGER, to expose to...
dantoned
11
12
DANTON, to dare, als...
darkened
13
15
DARKEN, to make dark...
datacard
16
13
a card containing el...
daunered
12
12
DAUNER, (dialect) to...
dawnered
15
14
DAWNER, (dialect) to...
deaconed
14
14
DEACON, to put the b...
deadened
11
12
DEADEN, to deprive o...
deadhead
14
13
to remove the dead h...
deadwood
15
14
useless material or...
deafened
13
14
DEAFEN, to make deaf...
dealated
13
11
without wings [adj]
deathbed
17
15
the bed on which a p...
debagged
17
17
DEBAG, to take someo...
debarked
16
17
DEBARK, to unload fr...
debarred
15
13
DEBAR, to exclude [v...
debeaked
15
17
DEBEAK, to remove th...
debelled
17
15
DEBEL, to conquer in...
deboshed
17
15
DEBOSH, to lead into...
debossed
15
13
DEBOSS, to impress a...
debrided
16
14
DEBRIDE, to remove d...
debudded
16
16
DEBUD, to remove the...
debugged
18
18
DEBUG, to remove the...
debunked
16
19
DEBUNK, to clear of...
deburred
16
14
DEBURR, to remove bu...
debussed
16
14
DEBUS, to get off a...
decalled
18
15
DECAL, to transfer b...
decamped
19
19
DECAMP, to depart fr...
decanted
15
14
DECANT, to pour from...
decarbed
18
16
DECARB, to decarboni...
deceased
15
13
a dead person [n -S]
deceived
18
17
DECEIVE, to mislead...
decerned
15
14
DECERN, to decree by...
deckhand
19
20
a seaman who perform...
declared
17
14
DECLARE, to make kno...
declawed
20
17
DECLAW, to remove th...
declined
17
15
DECLINE, to refuse [...
decocted
19
16
DECOCT, to extract t...
decrewed
19
16
DECREW, (Spenser) to...
decupled
20
18
DECUPLE, to increase...
decurved
19
18
DECURVE, to curve do...
deducted
17
15
DEDUCT, to subtract...
deejayed
20
21
DEEJAY, to act as a...
deepened
13
14
DEEPEN, to make deep...
deerweed
15
13
a bushlike herb [n -...
deeryard
19
12
an area where deer h...
defanged
15
16
DEFANG, to remove th...
defatted
15
13
DEFAT, to remove fat...
defeated
14
13
DEFEAT, to win a vic...
defected
18
16
DEFECT, to desert an...
defenced
17
17
DEFENCE, to make a d...
defended
14
15
DEFEND, to protect [...
defensed
14
14
DEFENSE, to guard ag...
deferred
15
13
DEFER, to postpone [...
deflated
16
14
DEFLATE, to release...
defleaed
15
14
DEFLEA, to rid of fl...
deflexed
22
21
DEFLEX, to bend down...
defoamed
15
16
DEFOAM, to remove fo...
defogged
17
17
DEFOG, to remove fog...
deforced
18
16
DEFORCE, to withhold...
deformed
16
16
DEFORM, to spoil the...
defouled
16
15
DEFOUL, (obsolete) t...
defrayed
21
15
DEFRAY, to pay or se...
defriend
15
14
to remove someone fr...
defueled
16
15
DEFUEL, to remove fu...
defunded
15
16
DEFUND, to remove fu...
degassed
14
12
DEGAS, to remove gas...
degermed
15
15
DEGERM, to remove ge...
deglazed
18
22
DEGLAZE, to remove t...
degouted
14
13
DEGOUT, to make (som...
degraded
14
13
DEGRADE, to debase,...
degummed
17
19
DEGUM, to free from...
degusted
15
13
DEGUST, to taste wit...
dehaired
15
12
DEHAIR, to remove th...
dehisced
19
15
DEHISCE, to split op...
dehorned
14
13
DEHORN, to deprive o...
dehorted
15
12
DEHORT, to dissuade...
dejected
18
22
DEJECT, to depress,...
delapsed
16
14
DELAPSE, to sink dow...
deleaded
13
12
DELEAD, to free from...
deleaved
15
15
DELEAVE, to separate...
delinked
15
16
DELINK, to break a c...
delisted
15
11
DELIST, to remove fr...
deloused
14
12
DELOUSE, to free fro...
demanded
13
15
DEMAND, to ask for w...
demanned
12
15
DEMAN, to reduce the...
demarked
15
17
DEMARK, to demarcate...
demasted
14
13
DEMAST, to remove th...
demeaned
12
14
DEMEAN, to conduct o...
demented
13
14
DEMENT, to deprive o...
demerged
15
15
DEMERGE, to remove a...
demersed
14
13
DEMERSE, (obsolete)...
demisted
15
13
DEMIST, to clear a w...
demitted
15
13
DEMIT, to let fall,...
demobbed
18
19
DEMOB, to discharge...
demurred
15
14
DEMUR, to object [v]
dendroid
13
12
tree-like, also DEND...
denetted
12
11
DENET, to market a b...
dentated
12
11
having teeth, also D...
dentiled
14
12
decorated with denti...
departed
15
13
a dead person [n -S]
depeched
20
18
DEPECHE, (French) to...
depended
14
15
DEPEND, to rely [v]
depermed
16
16
DEPERM, to demagneti...
depicted
19
16
DEPICT, to portray [...
deplaned
15
15
DEPLANE, to get off...
depleted
16
14
DEPLETE, to lessen t...
deplored
16
14
DEPLORE, to regret s...
deployed
22
16
DEPLOY, to position...
deplumed
18
18
DEPLUME, to deprive...
deported
15
13
DEPORT, to expel fro...
depraved
17
17
DEPRAVE, to corrupt...
deprived
18
17
DEPRIVE, to take som...
dequeued
21
21
DEQUEUE, to remove f...
derailed
14
11
DERAIL, to cause to...
deranged
13
13
DERANGE, to disorder...
deratted
13
10
DERAT, to rid of rat...
derigged
16
14
DERIG, to dismantle...
desalted
14
11
DESALT, to remove th...
desanded
12
12
DESAND, to remove sa...
descaled
17
14
DESCALE, to remove s...
descried
17
13
DESCRY, to discern,...
deseeded
12
11
DESEED, to remove th...
deserted
13
10
DESERT, to abandon [...
deserved
15
14
DESERVE, to be worth...
designed
14
13
DESIGN, to plan in o...
desisted
14
10
DESIST, to cease doi...
desorbed
15
13
DESORB, to release a...
despised
16
13
DESPISE, to look dow...
despited
16
13
DESPITE, to treat wi...
destined
13
11
DESTINE, to determin...
detached
18
15
DETACH, to unfasten...
detailed
14
11
DETAIL, to relate mi...
detained
12
11
DETAIN, to hold in c...
detected
16
13
DETECT, to discover...
deterged
14
12
DETERGE, to cleanse...
deterred
13
10
DETER, to hinder or...
detested
13
10
DETEST, to hate inte...
deticked
18
17
DETICK, to free from...
detorted
13
10
DETORT, (obsolete) t...
detoured
13
11
DETOUR, to take an i...
detruded
14
12
DETRUDE, to thrust o...
devalled
17
16
DEVALL, to sink, dec...
devalued
16
16
DEVALUE, to lessen t...
deveined
14
15
DEVEIN, to remove th...
develled
17
16
DEVEL, to hit hard w...
devested
15
14
DEVEST, to strip or...
deviated
15
14
DEVIATE, to differ f...
devilled
18
16
DEVIL, to prepare fo...
devoiced
18
17
DEVOICE, to make voi...
devolved
18
19
DEVOLVE, to transfer...
devoured
15
15
DEVOUR, to eat vorac...
dewitted
17
13
DEWITT, to lynch [v]
dewooled
16
14
DEWOOL, to remove th...
dewormed
17
16
DEWORM, to rid of wo...
dezinced
19
23
DEZINC, to remove zi...
diademed
14
14
DIADEM, to adorn wit...
dialoged
15
13
DIALOG, to hold a co...
dialysed
21
13
DIALYSE, to use a ki...
dialyzed
24
22
DIALYZE, to use a ki...
diapered
15
13
DIAPER, to put a nap...
diarised
14
10
DIARISE, to keep a d...
diarized
17
19
DIARIZE, to keep a d...
dickered
18
17
DICKER, to haggle, t...
dickhead
20
19
a fool, also KNOBHEA...
dictated
17
13
DICTATE, to read alo...
diddered
14
12
DIDDER, (dialect) to...
dieseled
14
11
DIESEL, to continue...
differed
18
16
DIFFER, to be unlike...
diffused
19
17
DIFFUSE, to spread w...
digested
15
12
DIGEST, to assimilat...
dihybrid
26
17
the child of parents...
dillweed
19
15
the leaves of the di...
dinnered
12
12
DINNER, to dine [v]
diplopod
19
17
any myriapod of the...
directed
17
13
DIRECT, to control o...
disabled
17
14
DISABLE, to render i...
disarmed
15
13
DISARM, to deprive o...
disbound
16
15
not having a binding...
discaged
18
15
DISCAGE, to free fro...
discased
17
13
DISCASE, to remove t...
discided
18
14
DISCIDE, to cut asun...
discured
18
14
DISCURE, to find out...
diseased
13
10
DISEASE, to make unh...
disedged
15
13
DISEDGE, (Shakespear...
disfamed
17
16
DISFAME, to throw in...
dishoard
16
12
to put previously wi...
dishomed
17
15
DISHOME, to deprive...
disjuned
16
21
DISJUNE, to take bre...
disliked
17
15
DISLIKE, to regard w...
dismayed
21
15
DISMAY, to appall or...
dismoded
15
14
out of fashion [adj]
disorbed
16
13
deprived of the orb...
disowned
16
14
DISOWN, to deny the...
dispaced
19
16
DISPACE, to range ab...
disponed
15
14
DISPONE, to make a l...
disposed
16
13
DISPOSE, to arrange...
dispread
16
13
to spread out, also...
disputed
17
14
DISPUTE, to argue ab...
disrated
14
10
DISRATE, to lower in...
disrobed
16
13
DISROBE, to undress...
dissaved
16
14
DISSAVE, to use savi...
distuned
14
12
DISTUNE, to put out...
disulfid
19
15
a sulphide containin...
disyoked
21
16
DISYOKE, to free fro...
dithered
16
12
DITHER, to act indec...
diverged
17
16
DIVERGE, to move in...
diversed
16
14
DIVERSE, to turn asi...
diverted
16
14
DIVERT, to turn asid...
divested
16
14
DIVEST, to strip or...
dividend
16
16
a portion or share o...
divorced
19
17
DIVORCE, to terminat...
divulged
19
18
DIVULGE, to reveal [...
divulsed
18
16
DIVULSE, to tear awa...
docketed
17
17
DOCKET, to provide w...
dockhand
19
20
one who works on the...
dockised
18
17
DOCKISE, to convert...
dockized
21
26
DOCKIZE, to convert...
dockland
18
19
the part of a port o...
dockyard
24
19
a shipyard [n -S]
doctored
16
13
DOCTOR, to treat med...
doddered
13
12
DODDER, to walk unst...
dogeared
13
12
DOGEAR, to turn down...
doggoned
14
15
damned, cursed [adj...
dognaped
15
16
DOGNAP, to steal a d...
dollared
15
12
having dollars [adj]
dollhood
17
14
the state of being a...
dolloped
17
15
DOLLOP, to dispense...
dondered
12
12
DONDER, (Afrikaans)...
donnered
11
12
(Scots) stupid, dull...
donutted
13
12
DONUT, to surround a...
dooryard
19
12
a yard in front of a...
dopehead
16
15
a drug addict [n -S]
doridoid
14
11
a shell-less mollusc...
dormered
14
13
having dormer window...
dowelled
18
15
DOWEL, to fasten wit...
downland
16
16
a rolling treeless u...
download
16
15
to transfer data fro...
downtrod
16
14
suffering oppression...
downward
19
17
from a higher to a l...
downwind
19
18
the direction that t...
drabbled
19
17
DRABBLE, to make wet...
draggled
17
15
DRAGGLE, to make wet...
draunted
13
12
DRAUNT, to drawl, to...
drawcord
20
16
a cord for drawing a...
drenched
18
16
DRENCH, to wet thoro...
drepanid
15
14
a hook-tip moth [n -...
dribbled
20
17
DRIBBLE, to let sali...
driveled
17
15
DRIVEL, to let saliv...
drizzled
22
29
DRIZZLE, to rain lig...
drophead
17
15
a convertible car [n...
dropseed
15
13
a type of grass [n -...
dropsied
16
13
(Shakespeare) diseas...
drownded
16
15
DROWND, (colloquial)...
druglord
17
14
a criminal controlli...
drumbled
19
18
DRUMBLE, to move slo...
drumhead
17
16
the material stretch...
drunkard
15
16
one who is habituall...
dualised
15
12
DUALISE, to make two...
dualized
18
21
DUALIZE, to make two...
dubbined
18
18
DUBBIN, to apply a p...
duckweed
21
21
any of various tiny...
duddered
14
13
DUDDER, to tremble,...
dumbhead
19
19
a stupid person [n -...
dumfound
17
19
to strike dumb; to c...
duneland
13
14
an area having many...
duplexed
23
22
DUPLEX, to make dupl...
duskened
14
16
DUSKEN, to grow dark...
dwindled
18
16
DWINDLE, to decrease...
dytiscid
25
15
a carnivorous water...
eastland
13
11
the land in the east...
eastward
16
12
towards the east, al...
ebonised
14
13
EBONISE, to stain bl...
ebonized
17
22
EBONIZE, to stain bl...
ebriated
15
12
intoxicated, also EB...
echinoid
18
15
a sea urchin, also E...
echoised
18
14
ECHOISE, to repeat a...
echoized
21
23
ECHOIZE, to repeat a...
eclipsed
20
16
ECLIPSE, to obscure...
educated
16
14
EDUCATE, to teach [v...
effected
20
18
EFFECT, to bring abo...
effeired
17
15
EFFEIR, (obsolete) t...
efforced
20
18
EFFORCE, (obsolete)...
effulged
20
19
EFFULGE, to shine ou...
egotised
14
11
EGOTISE, to talk abo...
egotized
17
20
EGOTIZE, to talk abo...
egressed
14
11
EGRESS, to go out [v...
elaterid
14
10
a click beetle, also...
elegised
15
12
ELEGISE, to write an...
elegized
18
21
ELEGIZE, to write an...
elevated
15
14
a raised railway [n...
elicited
18
13
ELICIT, to draw fort...
elkhound
17
18
a breed of hunting d...
elocuted
17
14
ELOCUTE, to speak pu...
eloigned
14
13
ELOIGN, to remove to...
elytroid
21
12
of or like an elytro...
emanated
12
13
EMANATE, to send for...
embailed
17
16
EMBAIL, (obsolete) t...
emballed
18
17
EMBALL, to enclose i...
embalmed
18
19
EMBALM, to preserve...
embanked
16
20
EMBANK, to enclose w...
embarked
17
19
EMBARK, to go on boa...
embarred
16
15
EMBAR, (archaic) to...
embathed
18
17
EMBATHE, to bathe, a...
embedded
16
17
EMBED, to plant firm...
emblazed
20
25
EMBLAZE, to set on f...
emblemed
18
19
EMBLEM, to represent...
embodied
16
16
EMBODY, to form into...
embogged
18
19
EMBOG, to bog down [...
embogued
17
18
EMBOGUE, to flow out...
emboiled
17
16
EMBOIL, (obsolete) t...
embosked
17
19
EMBOSK, to conceal w...
embossed
16
15
EMBOSS, to decorate...
embraced
19
18
EMBRACE, to hug [v]
embraved
18
19
EMBRAVE, to inspire...
embruted
17
16
EMBRUTE, (archaic) t...
embryoid
23
17
a mass of tissue tha...
embusied
17
16
EMBUSY, (Spenser) to...
embussed
17
16
EMBUS, to board a bu...
emicated
17
15
EMICATE, to sparkle...
emmeshed
17
17
EMMESH, to entangle,...
empaired
16
15
EMPAIRE, to become w...
emparled
17
16
EMPARL, (Spenser) to...
emparted
16
15
EMPART, (Spenser) to...
empayred
22
17
EMPAYRE, (Spenser) t...
emperced
19
18
EMPERCE, to pierce,...
emplaced
20
19
EMPLACE, to put in p...
emplaned
16
17
EMPLANE, to put on a...
employed
23
18
EMPLOY, to hire, use...
emplumed
19
20
EMPLUME, (archaic) t...
emulated
15
14
EMULATE, to strive t...
emulsoid
16
14
a liquid dispersed i...
enameled
13
14
ENAMEL, to cover wit...
enamored
12
13
ENAMOR, to inspire w...
enarched
17
15
ENARCH, to graft a p...
encalmed
17
17
ENCALM, (obsolete) t...
encamped
18
19
ENCAMP, to set up a...
encashed
17
15
ENCASH, to convert i...
enchafed
19
18
ENCHAFE, (obsolete)...
enchased
17
15
ENCHASE, to place in...
enclaved
18
18
ENCLAVE, to surround...
enclosed
16
14
ENCLOSE, to surround...
encysted
22
15
ENCYST, to become en...
endarted
12
11
ENDART, to dart in,...
endeared
11
11
ENDEAR, to make belo...
endorsed
12
11
ENDORSE, to declare...
endossed
12
11
ENDOSS, (obsolete) t...
enfested
14
13
(Spenser) embittered...
enflamed
16
17
ENFLAME, (obsolete)...
enfolded
15
15
ENFOLD, to envelop [...
enforced
17
16
ENFORCE, to compel,...
enformed
15
16
ENFORM, (Spenser) to...
enframed
15
16
ENFRAME, to put in a...
engaoled
13
13
ENGAOL, (Shakespeare...
engilded
15
14
ENGILD, (Shakespeare...
engirded
14
13
ENGIRD, to gird; to...
englobed
16
16
ENGLOBE, to form int...
engorged
14
14
ENGORGE, to fill wit...
engouled
14
14
(of heraldic decorat...
engraced
16
15
ENGRACE, to introduc...
engraved
15
16
ENGRAVE, to carve a...
engulfed
17
17
ENGULF, to swallow u...
enhaloed
14
13
ENHALO, to surround...
enhanced
16
16
ENHANCE, to raise in...
enjambed
17
25
ENJAMB, in poetry, t...
enjoined
13
20
ENJOIN, to order or...
enlarded
13
12
ENLARD, (Shakespeare...
enlarged
14
13
ENLARGE, to make lar...
enlinked
14
16
ENLINK, to connect c...
enlisted
14
11
ENLIST, to engage fo...
enlocked
17
18
ENLOCK, to lock up,...
enmeshed
15
15
ENMESH, to entangle,...
enmossed
13
13
covered with moss [a...
ennobled
14
15
ENNOBLE, to make nob...
enounced
14
15
ENOUNCE, to enunciat...
enplaned
14
15
ENPLANE, to put on a...
enqueued
20
21
ENQUEUE, to add (a d...
enquired
21
20
ENQUIRE, to ask, als...
enranged
12
13
ENRANGE, to arrange,...
enranked
12
15
ENRANK, (Shakespeare...
enriched
18
15
ENRICH, to add desir...
enridged
14
13
(Shakespeare) formed...
enringed
13
13
ENRING, to encircle...
enrolled
14
12
ENROL, to insert on...
enrooted
11
10
ENROOT, to implant f...
ensealed
12
11
ENSEAL, to put a sea...
enseamed
12
13
ENSEAM, to make a ma...
enseared
11
10
ENSEAR, (Shakespeare...
enserfed
14
13
ENSERF, to make a se...
enshield
16
13
to defend, as with a...
enshroud
15
13
to cover up [v -ED,...
ensigned
13
13
ENSIGN, to mark with...
enslaved
15
15
ENSLAVE, to make a s...
ensnared
11
11
ENSNARE, to trap, al...
ensouled
13
12
ENSOUL, to infuse wi...
enstyled
20
13
ENSTYLE, (archaic) t...
entailed
13
11
ENTAIL, to settle an...
entayled
19
13
ENTAYLE, (obsolete)...
enthused
15
13
ENTHUSE, to show ent...
entitled
14
11
ENTITLE, to give a r...
entoiled
13
11
ENTOIL, to entangle...
entombed
15
16
ENTOMB, to place in...
entwined
15
14
ENTWINE, to weave to...
enwalled
17
15
ENWALL, to enclose w...
enwombed
18
19
ENWOMB, to enclose a...
epatered
14
12
EPATER, (French) to...
epilated
16
13
EPILATE, to remove h...
epistled
17
13
EPISTLE, to preface...
epurated
15
13
EPURATE, to purify [...
equalled
23
21
EQUAL, to make equal...
equipped
26
25
EQUIP, to provide wi...
ergatoid
14
11
a wingless but sexua...
erotised
13
9
EROTISE, to give a s...
erotized
16
18
EROTIZE, to give a s...
escarped
18
15
ESCARP, to cause to...
eschewed
21
17
ESCHEW, to avoid [v]
escorted
16
12
ESCORT, to accompany...
escotted
16
12
ESCOT, (Shakespeare)...
escribed
19
15
ESCRIBE, to construc...
escrowed
19
15
ESCROW, to place a d...
esloined
13
11
ESLOIN, to remove to...
esloyned
19
13
ESLOYNE, to remove t...
espoused
15
13
ESPOUSE, to make a m...
esquired
22
19
ESQUIRE, to escort [...
essoined
12
10
ESSOIN, to give an e...
esteemed
13
12
ESTEEM, to have a hi...
estopped
17
15
ESTOP, to hinder or...
estrayed
19
11
ESTRAY, to stray [v]
estreped
15
12
ESTREPE, to create w...
euglenid
15
14
a photosynthesizing,...
eupatrid
16
13
(Greek) a member of...
eurobond
14
14
a bond issued in a e...
euroland
13
12
the area formed by t...
evirated
15
13
EVIRATE, to castrate...
evitated
15
13
EVITATE, to avoid, a...
evocated
17
16
EVOCATE, to evoke [v...
evoluted
16
15
EVOLUTE, to develop...
examined
19
20
EXAMINE, to inspect...
exampled
23
23
EXAMPLE, to illustra...
excambed
25
25
EXCAMB, (Scots) in S...
exceeded
21
20
EXCEED, to go beyond...
excelled
24
21
EXCEL, to surpass ot...
excepted
24
22
EXCEPT, to exclude,...
excessed
22
19
EXCESS, to eliminate...
excluded
24
22
EXCLUDE, to shut out...
excreted
22
19
EXCRETE, to discharg...
excursed
23
20
EXCURSE, (archaic) t...
executed
22
20
EXECUTE, to perform...
exempted
22
22
EXEMPT, to free from...
exfilled
24
21
EXFIL, to remove (da...
exhorted
21
18
EXHORT, to admonish...
expanded
20
21
EXPAND, to increase...
expected
24
22
EXPECT, to anticipat...
expelled
23
21
EXPEL, to force out...
expended
20
21
EXPEND, to consume i...
expensed
20
20
EXPENSE, to charge w...
experted
21
19
EXPERT, (Spenser) to...
expiated
21
19
EXPIATE, to make com...
exploded
22
21
EXPLODE, to blow up...
explored
22
20
EXPLORE, to examine...
exported
21
19
EXPORT, to send good...
expugned
22
23
EXPUGN, to take by s...
expulsed
23
21
EXPULSE, (obsolete)...
expunged
22
23
EXPUNGE, to delete [...
expurged
23
22
EXPURGE, to purge aw...
exsected
22
19
EXSECT, to cut out [...
exserted
19
16
EXSERT, to protrude...
extended
18
18
EXTEND, to stretch o...
extirped
22
19
EXTIRP, to root out...
extolled
21
18
EXTOLL, to praise hi...
extorted
19
16
EXTORT, to obtain so...
extruded
20
18
EXTRUDE, to force or...
eyeleted
19
12
EYELET, to make a sm...
facetted
18
15
FACET, to cut small...
factored
18
15
FACTOR, to express a...
faggoted
17
16
FAGGOT, to bind toge...
fahlband
20
19
(German) in crystall...
fairlead
16
13
a ring through which...
falcated
19
16
curved and tapering...
fallowed
20
17
FALLOW, to plough an...
faltered
16
13
FALTER, to hesitate...
famished
19
17
FAMISH, to suffer ex...
famoused
16
16
FAMOUS, (archaic) to...
fanfared
16
16
FANFARE, to herald w...
farmhand
18
18
a farm laborer [n -S...
farmland
17
17
cultivated land [n -...
farmyard
23
17
an area surrounding...
farrowed
18
15
FARROW, to give birt...
fastened
14
13
FASTEN, to secure [v...
fathered
17
14
FATHER, to be the ma...
fathomed
18
17
FATHOM, to ascertain...
fatigued
17
15
FATIGUE, to weary, a...
fattened
14
13
FATTEN, to make fat...
fatwahed
20
17
FATWAH, to threaten...
favoured
17
17
FAVOUR, to regard wi...
featured
15
13
FEATURE, to present...
feedyard
21
15
a place where cattle...
feelgood
16
15
causing a feeling of...
fellated
17
14
FELLATE, to stimulat...
fellowed
20
17
FELLOW, to produce a...
feltered
16
13
FELTER, to mat toget...
fenagled
16
16
FENAGLE, to obtain b...
fendered
14
14
having a fender [adj...
fernbird
18
16
a small New Zealand...
ferreled
16
13
FERREL, to fit with...
ferreted
15
12
FERRET, to search ou...
ferruled
17
14
FERRULE, to fit with...
festered
15
12
FESTER, to generate...
fettered
15
12
FETTER, to shackle [...
fewtered
18
15
FEWTER, to set a spe...
fibrosed
18
15
FIBROSE, to form fib...
fidgeted
17
15
FIDGET, to move abou...
filariid
18
13
a parasitic worm, al...
filecard
20
16
a brush for cleaning...
filiated
17
13
FILIATE, to bring in...
filleted
18
14
FILLET, to cut bonel...
filliped
21
17
FILLIP, to strike sh...
filmcard
22
19
a fiche, a card or s...
filmland
19
18
the motion-picture i...
filtered
17
13
FILTER, to purify a...
finagled
17
16
FINAGLE, to obtain b...
financed
17
17
FINANCE, to supply t...
fineered
14
13
FINEER, to get goods...
finessed
15
13
FINESSE, to use cunn...
fingered
16
15
FINGER, to touch wit...
finialed
16
14
having a finial [adj...
finished
18
15
FINISH, to bring to...
firebird
19
15
a bird with bright p...
fireweed
18
15
a perennial herb [n...
firewood
18
15
wood used as fuel [n...
fishpond
20
18
a pond for keeping f...
fissiped
19
15
an animal having sep...
fissured
17
13
FISSURE, to split, c...
fivefold
21
20
five times as great...
flambeed
19
19
FLAMBEE, to douse wi...
flancard
19
17
a piece of armor for...
flanched
21
19
FLANCH, to widen int...
flathead
18
15
any of various speci...
flatland
17
15
land lacking variati...
flaunted
16
15
FLAUNT, to exhibit i...
flavored
18
17
FLAVOR, to impart a...
flaxseed
22
20
the seed of flax [n...
fleeched
21
18
FLEECH, (Scots) to f...
flenched
21
19
FLENCH, to strip the...
fletched
22
18
FLETCH, to provide (...
flighted
21
17
FLIGHT, to migrate i...
flinched
22
19
FLINCH, to shrink ba...
flitched
23
18
FLITCH, to cut into...
flixweed
26
23
a plant of the musta...
flounced
19
18
FLOUNCE, to move wit...
floushed
19
16
FLOUSH, to splash, a...
flowered
19
16
FLOWER, to blossom o...
flurried
18
14
FLURRY, to agitate [...
focussed
19
16
FOCUS, to bring or a...
foddered
15
14
FODDER, to feed catt...
fogbound
18
19
surrounded by fog [a...
foliaged
17
15
having foliage [adj]
foliated
16
13
FOLIATE, to number t...
folkland
18
19
in Old English times...
followed
20
17
FOLLOW, to go after...
fomented
15
16
FOMENT, to foster or...
foodland
15
15
land for the product...
foodshed
17
15
the area through whi...
footered
14
12
FOOTER, to mess arou...
foothold
18
15
a secure support for...
forboded
17
16
FORBODE, to indicate...
forefend
16
16
to protect, also FOR...
forehand
16
15
a type of tennis str...
forehead
16
14
the part of the face...
forelaid
16
13
FORELAY, to wait in...
foreland
15
14
a projecting mass of...
forelend
15
14
to grant beforehand,...
foreread
14
12
to foretell [v FORER...
foresaid
15
12
FORESAY, to foretell...
forested
15
12
FOREST, to convert i...
foretold
16
13
FORETELL, to tell ab...
foreward
18
15
(archaic) to guard (...
forewind
18
16
a wind from the fore...
foreword
18
15
an introductory stat...
foreyard
21
14
the lowest yard on a...
forhooed
16
14
FORHOO, (Scots) to d...
forhowed
20
17
FORHOW, to desert or...
forkhead
18
18
the forked end of a...
formated
16
15
FORMATE, to fly in f...
forpined
17
16
FORPINE, to waste aw...
forrayed
21
14
FORRAY, (Spenser) to...
forsloed
16
13
FORSLOE, to delay, a...
forspend
17
16
to wear out, also FO...
fortuned
15
14
FORTUNE, to endow wi...
fostered
15
12
FOSTER, to promote t...
fothered
17
14
FOTHER, to protect a...
foureyed
21
15
wearing spectacles [...
fourfold
19
17
four times as great...
foutered
15
13
FOUTER, (Scots) to m...
foveated
16
16
having a fovea [adj]
foxhound
23
23
a hunting dog [n -S]
frampold
20
19
(obsolete) peevish,...
frazzled
23
31
FRAZZLE, to fray [v]
freckled
21
20
FRECKLE, to mark wit...
freehand
16
15
drawn by hand withou...
freehold
18
15
a property held by f...
freeload
15
13
to live at the expen...
frenched
20
18
FRENCH, to cut into...
frenzied
18
22
FRENZY, to make fran...
frescoed
18
15
FRESCO, to paint on...
fribbled
22
19
FRIBBLE, to be frivo...
frichted
22
17
FRICHT, (Scots) to f...
friended
15
14
FRIEND, to enter int...
frighted
20
16
FRIGHT, to make afra...
frivoled
19
17
FRIVOL, to behave pl...
frizzled
24
31
FRIZZLE, to curl hai...
frogeyed
22
16
having frog eyes [ad...
frounced
18
17
FROUNCE, to wrinkle...
frowsted
19
15
FROWST, to luxuriate...
frumpled
21
20
FRUMPLE, (dialect) t...
frybread
24
17
native American frie...
fuckhead
22
22
a contemptibly stupi...
fuelwood
19
17
wood suitable for fu...
fullered
18
15
FULLER, to groove wi...
fulmined
18
18
FULMINE, (Spenser) t...
funboard
17
17
a special fast winds...
funneled
15
16
FUNNEL, to pass thro...
furcated
19
16
FURCATE, to divide i...
furibund
19
18
(obsolete) raging [a...
furnaced
18
17
FURNACE, to subject...
furrowed
19
16
FURROW, to make narr...
gabbroid
19
17
like gabbro [adj]
gabelled
18
16
subject to gabelle,...
gabioned
15
15
furnished with gabio...
gaillard
17
13
(obsolete) brisk, li...
gainsaid
14
12
GAINSAY, to deny or...
gaitered
14
11
wearing gaiters [adj...
galeated
14
12
helmet-shaped, also...
galenoid
14
13
of or like galena, a...
galleted
16
13
GALLET, to fill in m...
galliard
17
13
a sprightly Renaissa...
gallised
17
13
GALLISE, in wine-mak...
gallized
20
22
GALLIZE, in wine-mak...
galloped
18
16
GALLOP, to ride a ho...
gallowed
19
16
GALLOW, (Shakespeare...
gallused
17
14
suspended by galluse...
galoched
20
17
GALOCHE, to provide...
galopped
19
18
GALOP, to dance a ga...
galoshed
17
14
GALOSH, to put a gal...
gambited
18
17
GAMBIT, to sacrifice...
gamboled
18
18
GAMBOL, to leap abou...
gamified
18
17
GAMIFY, to adapt (a...
gammoned
15
18
GAMMON, to mislead b...
gandered
13
13
GANDER, to wander [v...
gangland
15
16
the criminal underwo...
ganzfeld
20
25
a technique of contr...
gaolbird
18
15
an inveterate convic...
gapeseed
15
14
anything that causes...
garboard
16
14
a plank on a ship's...
gardened
13
13
GARDEN, to cultivate...
garished
17
13
GARISH, to heal, als...
garnered
13
12
GARNER, to gather an...
garotted
14
11
GAROTTE, to execute...
garreted
14
11
lodged in a garret [...
garroted
14
11
GARROTE, to execute...
gartered
14
11
GARTER, to support w...
gasfield
18
15
an area with natural...
gasified
17
14
GASIFY, to convert i...
gasketed
15
15
equipped with a gask...
gastered
14
11
GASTER, to frighten,...
gatefold
17
15
a folded insert in a...
gathered
16
13
GATHER, to bring tog...
gaunched
19
18
GAUNCH, to impale, a...
gavelled
18
17
GAVEL, to signal for...
gavotted
16
15
GAVOTTE, to dance a...
gazanged
17
23
GAZANG, (of the sell...
gazetted
17
20
GAZETTE, to announce...
gazumped
21
27
GAZUMP, (colloquial)...
gearhead
15
13
a mechanically incli...
geepound
15
16
a unit of mass [n -S...
gemmated
16
17
GEMMATE, to reproduc...
gendered
13
13
GENDER, (archaic) to...
geocoded
16
15
GEOCODE, to assign g...
geomyoid
21
16
pertaining to Americ...
gestated
14
11
GESTATE, to carry in...
gestured
15
12
GESTURE, to express...
gettered
14
11
GETTER, to remove tr...
gewgawed
21
19
decorated in a showy...
geysered
20
13
GEYSER, to eject jet...
gheraoed
15
13
GHERAO, to carry out...
ghettoed
16
13
GHETTO, to confine t...
ghillied
20
15
GHILLIE, to act as a...
gibbered
19
17
GIBBER, to utter sen...
gibbeted
19
17
GIBBET, to execute b...
giggited
18
15
GIGGIT, (archaic US)...
gilthead
18
14
a kind of fish with...
giltwood
19
15
made of wood covered...
gimbaled
19
18
GIMBAL, to support o...
gimleted
17
15
GIMLET, to pierce as...
gingered
15
14
GINGER, to spice up,...
giraffid
20
17
a member of the gira...
girlhood
18
14
the state of being a...
gizzened
20
30
GIZZEN, (Scots) to s...
glamored
16
15
GLAMOR, to bewitch,...
glimpsed
20
18
GLIMPSE, to see for...
globated
17
15
spherical, also GLOB...
glowered
18
15
GLOWER, to look or s...
glunched
21
19
GLUNCH, to frown [v]
glutched
22
18
GLUTCH, to gulp or s...
goalward
18
15
toward or in the dir...
goatherd
16
13
one who tends goats...
goatweed
16
14
an umbelliferous wee...
godchild
22
18
one whom a person sp...
godspeed
16
15
a wish for good fort...
godsquad
23
22
evangelical Christia...
goffered
18
17
GOFFER, to press rid...
goitered
14
11
afflicted with a goi...
goldened
14
14
GOLDEN, to become li...
goliased
15
12
GOLIAS, to behave ir...
gollared
16
13
GOLLAR, to make a lo...
gollered
16
13
GOLLER, to make a lo...
golloped
18
16
GOLLOP, to gulp hast...
goloshed
17
14
GOLOSH, to put an ov...
gophered
18
16
GOPHER, to burrow, m...
gorgeted
15
13
wearing a gorget, a...
gossiped
17
14
GOSSIP, to talk idly...
gostered
14
11
GOSTER, (dialect) to...
gourmand
15
16
one who loves to eat...
goutweed
17
15
a weed, also GOATWEE...
governed
15
16
GOVERN, to rule or d...
grabbled
20
18
GRABBLE, to grope, a...
gradated
14
12
GRADATE, to change b...
graduand
14
14
one who is about to...
graithed
17
13
GRAITH, (Scots) to d...
granddad
14
14
a grandfather, also...
grandkid
16
17
grandchild [n -S]
grannied
13
13
GRANNIE, to defeat t...
grappled
20
18
GRAPPLE, to struggle...
graveled
17
16
GRAVEL, to pave with...
grayhead
22
15
one with grey hair,...
grecised
18
14
GRECISE, to provide...
grecized
21
23
GRECIZE, to provide...
greyhead
22
15
one having grey hair...
griddled
17
14
GRIDDLE, to cook on...
grimaced
19
17
GRIMACE, to contort...
grizzled
23
30
GRIZZLE, to become g...
grottoed
14
11
having a grotto [adj...
grouched
20
17
GROUCH, to grumble [...
grounded
14
14
GROUND, to place on...
groupoid
17
15
a type of mathematic...
groveled
17
16
GROVEL, to crawl in...
grubbled
21
19
GRUBBLE, to grope, a...
gruelled
17
14
GRUEL, to disable by...
grumbled
20
19
GRUMBLE, to mutter i...
grumphed
21
20
GRUMPH, to grunt [v]
gruntled
16
14
GRUNTLE, to put in g...
grutched
21
17
GRUTCH, (Spenser) to...
guffawed
22
21
GUFFAW, to laugh lou...
guimbard
19
18
a Jew's-harp [n -S]
gulfweed
21
19
a brownish seaweed [...
gulleyed
23
16
GULLEY, to wear a ch...
gumshoed
18
17
GUMSHOE, to investig...
gusseted
15
12
GUSSET, to furnish w...
guttated
15
12
GUTTATE, to exude li...
guttered
15
12
GUTTER, to form chan...
gynecoid
23
17
of or like a woman,...
hachured
21
17
HACHURE, to make a h...
hainched
20
17
HAINCH, to throw wit...
hairband
17
15
a band for the hair...
hairsted
16
11
HAIRST, to gather in...
halalled
18
14
HALAL, to slaughter...
halliard
18
13
a line used to hoist...
halloaed
16
13
HALLOA, to shout out...
hallooed
16
13
HALLOO, to shout out...
hallowed
20
16
HALLOW, to make holy...
haltered
16
12
HALTER, to put restr...
hamboned
17
18
HAMBONE, to overact,...
hammered
17
17
HAMMER, to strike re...
hampered
18
17
HAMPER, to hinder, o...
handfeed
16
16
to feed with the han...
handheld
18
16
something, e.g. a co...
handhold
18
16
a handgrip [n -S]
handmaid
16
16
a female servant [n...
hangared
15
14
HANGAR, to place in...
hangbird
19
17
the Baltimore oriole...
hankered
15
16
HANKER, to long for...
hanseled
15
13
HANSEL, to give a go...
happened
18
18
HAPPEN, to occur [v]
harassed
15
11
HARASS, to bother pe...
harbored
17
14
HARBOR, to shelter,...
hardened
14
13
HARDEN, to make hard...
hardhead
17
14
any of several fishe...
hardwood
18
15
the timber of decidu...
harewood
17
14
stained sycamore woo...
harkened
15
16
HARKEN, to listen, a...
harrowed
18
14
HARROW, to break up...
hartened
14
12
HARTEN, to give cour...
hashhead
19
15
a hashish addict [n...
hastated
15
11
spear-shaped, also H...
hastened
14
12
HASTEN, to urry, als...
hatguard
17
14
a string for keeping...
hatstand
15
12
a stand on which to...
hattered
15
11
HATTER, to trouble,...
haulyard
23
15
a line used to hoist...
haunched
20
18
HAUNCH, to throw wit...
havocked
21
22
HAVOC, to lay waste...
hawkeyed
25
20
having keen sight [a...
hawkweed
22
21
a weedlike herb [n -...
hayfield
25
17
a field where grasse...
hazarded
18
21
HAZARD, to venture [...
headband
16
16
a band worn on the h...
headland
15
14
a point of land runn...
headpond
16
16
a pond created behin...
headward
18
15
backwards beyond the...
headwind
18
16
a wind blowing contr...
headword
18
15
a word appearing at...
hebdomad
18
18
the number seven [n...
hectored
18
14
HECTOR, to intimidat...
heehawed
19
16
HEEHAW, to bray like...
helicoid
20
15
a type of geometrica...
hellward
21
16
towards hell [adv]
helmeted
17
15
HELMET, to supply wi...
hematoid
16
14
resembling blood, al...
hempseed
18
17
the seed of hemp [n...
hempweed
21
20
a climbing plant [n...
heralded
16
13
HERALD, to proclaim,...
herbaged
18
16
covered with grass [...
heroised
15
11
HEROISE, to make her...
heroized
18
20
HEROIZE, to make her...
hesperid
18
14
a skipper butterfly...
hiccuped
25
21
HICCUP, to make a pe...
highbred
22
18
of noble breed [adj]
highered
19
15
HIGHER, to raise, ma...
highland
20
17
an elevated region [...
highroad
19
15
a highway; a much tr...
highveld
23
20
a high altitude gras...
hijacked
22
27
HIJACK, to steal in...
hilloaed
17
13
HILLOA, to shout out...
hindered
15
13
HINDER, to impede [v...
hindhead
17
15
the back of the head...
hindward
19
16
towards the rear [ad...
hirseled
17
12
HIRSEL, to herd shee...
histioid
17
11
resembling the norma...
hithered
18
13
HITHER, to come this...
hiveward
21
18
in the direction of...
hoarhead
16
13
a hoary-headed old m...
hobdayed
23
17
HOBDAY, to cure a ho...
hocussed
19
15
HOCUS, to deceive or...
hognosed
15
14
as in hognosed skunk...
hogshead
18
15
a large cask [n -S]
hoicksed
20
18
HOICKS, to hark back...
hoidened
14
13
HOIDEN, to act like...
hollered
17
13
HOLLER, to call out...
holloaed
16
13
HOLLOA, to shout out...
hollooed
16
13
HOLLOO, to shout out...
hollowed
20
16
HOLLOW, to remove th...
homaloid
17
15
a Euclidean space, a...
homebird
19
17
a person who is relu...
homebred
18
17
a home-brewed beer [...
homeland
16
16
one's native land [n...
homeward
19
17
in the direction of...
hominoid
16
15
a member of the supe...
honchoed
19
17
HONCHO, to take char...
honorand
13
13
a person receiving a...
honoured
14
13
HONOUR, to treat wit...
hoodmold
17
16
a protective project...
hoodooed
13
12
HOODOO, to bring bad...
hoorahed
16
13
HOORAH, to shout hoo...
hoorayed
20
13
HOORAY, to shout hoo...
hoovered
16
15
HOOVER, to vacuum cl...
hopfield
21
18
a field where hops a...
horngeld
17
15
a feudal rent based...
hosteled
16
12
HOSTEL, to stay over...
hotblood
18
15
a reckless person [n...
hotboxed
23
21
HOTBOX, to smoke mar...
hottered
15
11
HOTTER, to vibrate,...
houseled
16
13
HOUSEL, to administe...
hovelled
19
17
HOVEL, to live in a...
hoydened
20
15
HOYDEN, to act like...
hulloaed
17
14
HULLOA, to hallo [v]
hullooed
17
14
HULLOO, to hail, als...
humanoid
16
16
something having hum...
humected
20
18
HUMECT, to moisten,...
humefied
19
18
HUMEFY, (obsolete) t...
humified
20
18
HUMIFY, to moisten,...
humoured
17
16
HUMOUR, to indulge,...
hungered
16
15
HUNGER, to crave [v]
hunkered
16
17
HUNKER, to squat [v]
hurrahed
18
14
HURRAH, to shout hur...
hurrayed
22
14
HURRAY, to shout hur...
hushered
18
14
HUSHER, to usher, es...
huzzahed
24
32
HUZZAH, to give a sh...
hydatoid
22
14
watery [adj]
hydracid
26
17
an oxygen-less acid...
hydrated
22
14
HYDRATE, to combine...
hyphened
25
19
HYPHEN, to connect w...
hypoacid
27
19
having a lower than...
hyracoid
25
16
any member of a genu...
icebound
18
17
surrounded by ice [a...
icefield
20
16
a large ice covered...
iconised
16
13
ICONISE, to venerate...
iconized
19
22
ICONIZE, to venerate...
idlehood
16
13
(archaic) idleness [...
idolised
15
11
IDOLISE, to worship,...
idolized
18
20
IDOLIZE, to worship,...
ignified
17
15
IGNIFY, to burn [v]
illapsed
18
14
ILLAPSE, to glide in...
illiquid
26
21
of assets etc. not e...
imagined
15
15
IMAGINE, to form a m...
imbalmed
19
19
IMBALM, to impregnat...
imbarked
18
19
IMBARK, to enclose i...
imbarred
17
15
IMBAR, (obsolete) to...
imbathed
19
17
IMBATHE, (archaic) t...
imbedded
17
17
IMBED, to plant firm...
imblazed
21
25
IMBLAZE, to adorn wi...
imbodied
17
16
IMBODY, to form into...
imbosked
18
19
IMBOSK, to go deep i...
imbossed
17
15
IMBOSS, to decorate...
imbruted
18
16
IMBRUTE, (archaic) t...
imbursed
18
16
IMBURSE, to put in a...
imitated
15
12
IMITATE, to behave i...
immasked
17
19
IMMASK, (Shakespeare...
immerged
17
17
IMMERGE, to plunge i...
immersed
16
15
IMMERSE, to plunge i...
immeshed
18
17
IMMESH, to entangle,...
immitted
17
15
IMMIT, (obsolete) to...
impacted
20
18
IMPACT, to fix firml...
impaired
17
15
IMPAIR, to make wors...
imparked
18
19
IMPARK, to enclose i...
imparled
18
16
IMPARL, to talk over...
imparted
17
15
IMPART, to communica...
impasted
17
15
IMPASTE, to lay colo...
impawned
19
19
IMPAWN, (archaic) to...
impelled
19
17
IMPEL, to drive forw...
impended
16
17
IMPEND, to be immine...
impinged
18
18
IMPINGE, to collide...
implated
18
16
IMPLATE, to put a co...
impleted
18
16
IMPLETE, (archaic) t...
imploded
18
17
IMPLODE, to collapse...
implored
18
16
IMPLORE, to beg for...
imported
17
15
IMPORT, to bring in...
imposted
17
15
IMPOST, to determine...
improved
19
19
IMPROVE, to make bet...
impugned
18
19
IMPUGN, to attack by...
impulsed
19
17
IMPULSE, to give imp...
inarched
18
15
INARCH, to graft in...
incanted
15
14
INCANT, to utter rit...
incensed
15
14
INCENSE, to make ver...
incented
15
14
INCENT, to provide w...
incepted
18
16
INCEPT, to take into...
inchased
18
15
INCHASE, to place in...
inclined
17
15
INCLINE, to slant [v...
inclosed
17
14
INCLOSE, to surround...
included
18
16
INCLUDE, to take in...
incurred
17
14
INCUR, to bring upon...
incurved
19
18
INCURVE, to curve in...
indarted
13
11
INDART, to dart in,...
indebted
15
14
under an obligation,...
indented
12
12
INDENT, to cut or te...
indicted
17
14
INDICT, to charge wi...
indigoid
15
13
a blue dye [n -S]
indorsed
13
11
INDORSE, to declare...
inducted
17
15
INDUCT, to bring int...
indulged
16
15
INDULGE, to yield to...
inedited
13
11
not published [adj]
infected
18
16
INFECT, to contamina...
infecund
18
18
unfruitful; not prod...
infefted
17
16
INFEFT, in Scots law...
inferred
15
13
INFER, to reach or d...
infested
15
13
INFEST, to invade an...
infilled
18
15
INFILL, to fill in [...
infirmed
17
16
INFIRM, to weaken or...
inflamed
17
17
INFLAME, to set on f...
inflated
16
14
INFLATE, to expand w...
inflexed
22
21
bent inward [adj]
infolded
16
15
INFOLD, to fold inwa...
inforced
18
16
INFORCE, to compel,...
informed
16
16
INFORM, to pass on i...
infrared
15
13
a part of the visibl...
ingested
14
12
INGEST, to take into...
inglobed
17
16
INGLOBE, to form int...
inground
14
14
to fix (something) i...
ingulfed
18
17
INGULF, to swallow u...
inherced
18
15
INHERCE, (Shakespear...
inhooped
16
15
INHOOP, to confine i...
injected
18
22
INJECT, to force liq...
inkstand
14
15
an inkwell [n -S]
inlocked
18
18
INLOCK, to lock up,...
inmeshed
16
15
INMESH, to entangle,...
innerved
14
15
INNERVE, to supply w...
inpoured
15
14
INPOUR, to pour in [...
inputted
16
14
INPUT, to enter data...
inquered
21
20
INQUERE, (Spenser) t...
inquired
22
20
INQUIRE, to ask abou...
inseamed
13
13
INSEAM, to mark as i...
inseemed
13
13
INSEEM, to grease, d...
inserted
13
10
INSERT, to put in [v...
insetted
13
10
INSET, to set in, in...
insisted
14
10
INSIST, to maintain...
insnared
12
11
INSNARE, to trap, al...
insouled
14
12
INSOUL, to infuse wi...
inspired
16
13
INSPIRE, to influenc...
instated
13
10
INSTATE, to install...
insulted
15
12
INSULT, to subject t...
intended
12
12
meant [adj INTENDEDL...
interbed
15
13
to insert between ot...
interned
12
11
INTERN, to confine d...
interred
13
10
INTER, to bury [v]
intitled
15
11
INTITLE, to give a r...
intombed
16
16
INTOMB, to place in...
intorted
13
10
INTORT, to twist inw...
intrepid
16
13
fearless [adj INTREP...
intruded
14
12
INTRUDE, to thrust o...
intuited
14
11
INTUIT, to know with...
inturned
13
12
having an inturn [ad...
intwined
16
14
INTWINE, to weave to...
invecked
19
21
in heraldry, having...
invected
18
17
in heraldry, having...
invented
14
15
INVENT, to devise or...
inversed
15
14
INVERSE, to turn som...
inverted
15
14
INVERT, to turn upsi...
invested
15
14
INVEST, to lay out f...
inviscid
20
17
not viscid [adj]
invoiced
18
17
INVOICE, to bill [v]
involved
18
19
INVOLVE, to implicat...
inwalled
18
15
INWALL, to surround...
inweaved
17
17
INWEAVE, to weave in...
inwicked
21
20
INWICK, to perform a...
inworked
17
17
INWORK, to work in [...
iridised
15
10
IRIDISE, to make iri...
iridized
18
19
IRIDIZE, to make iri...
irisated
14
9
IRISATE, to make iri...
ironclad
17
14
an armored warship [...
ironised
13
10
IRONISE, to satirize...
ironized
16
19
IRONIZE, to satirize...
ironweed
15
13
a tall weed with pur...
ironwood
15
13
a species of Austral...
irrupted
17
13
IRRUPT, to enter for...
islanded
14
12
ISLAND, to set or do...
isolated
14
10
ISOLATE, to set apar...
isthmoid
18
14
pertaining to an ist...
itchweed
22
17
a flower, Indian pok...
itemised
15
12
ITEMISE, to set down...
itemized
18
21
ITEMIZE, to set down...
iterated
13
9
ITERATE, to repeat,...
jabbered
19
24
JABBER, to talk rapi...
jacketed
19
25
JACKET, to provide w...
jacquard
27
31
an apparatus with pe...
jailbird
20
22
an inveterate convic...
jaloused
16
20
JALOUSE, to suspect,...
janneyed
19
22
JANNEY, to act as a...
japanned
15
23
JAPAN, to coat with...
jargoned
15
21
JARGON, to use words...
jawboned
19
25
JAWBONE, to lecture...
jeremiad
16
21
a literary work or s...
jerseyed
21
20
wearing a jersey [ad...
jewelled
20
23
JEWEL, to adorn with...
jibbered
20
24
JIBBER, to utter sen...
jiggered
18
22
JIGGER, to jerk up a...
jigsawed
20
23
JIGSAW, to cut with...
jinkered
16
23
JINKER, to transport...
jittered
16
18
JITTER, to fidget [v...
jockeyed
25
27
JOCKEY, to maneuver...
jodelled
17
21
JODEL, to sing with...
jolthead
18
21
(archaic) a clumsy o...
juddered
16
21
JUDDER, to vibrate,...
jumarred
17
22
JUMAR, to climb usin...
juniored
15
20
JUNIOR, (of a lawyer...
junketed
16
24
JUNKET, to go on suc...
junkyard
23
26
a yard where junk is...
kababbed
20
22
KABAB, to cook on a...
kabobbed
20
22
KABOB, to cook on a...
kailyard
22
16
a kitchen garden, al...
kaleyard
21
16
a cabbage patch, a k...
kashered
16
15
KASHER, to prepare f...
kebabbed
20
22
KEBAB, to skewer, al...
kebobbed
20
22
KEBOB, to skewer, al...
keeshond
15
16
a small, heavy-coate...
kenneled
13
16
KENNEL, to put in a...
keratoid
14
13
resembling horn or k...
kerneled
14
15
KERNEL, to envelop l...
keyboard
22
18
the manually operate...
keynoted
19
16
KEYNOTE, to deliver...
kibitzed
21
25
KIBITZ, to give unwe...
kiboshed
19
18
KIBOSH, to put a sto...
kidnaped
16
18
KIDNAP, to take by f...
kilobaud
18
18
a unit of data trans...
kilopond
17
18
a unit of measuremen...
kimonoed
14
17
wearing a kimono [ad...
kingbird
19
19
a small American bir...
kinghood
17
18
the office of a king...
kingwood
18
19
a hardwood tree [n -...
kippered
19
19
KIPPER, to cure fish...
kirkward
20
20
(Scots) in the direc...
kirkyard
23
19
(Scots) a churchyard...
kittened
14
14
KITTEN, to bear youn...
klaxoned
20
22
KLAXON, to sound a k...
knappled
19
21
KNAPPLE, to break of...
knapweed
18
20
any of several plant...
knighted
18
18
KNIGHT, to confer th...
knobbled
19
21
KNOBBLE, to beat wit...
knobhead
17
19
(slang) a stupid per...
knothead
15
16
a stupid person [n -...
knotweed
16
17
a pernicious weed of...
knubbled
20
22
KNUBBLE, to beat wit...
knuckled
20
23
KNUCKLE, to hit with...
koreroed
13
13
KORERO, to talk, con...
koshered
16
15
KOSHER, to prepare f...
kowtowed
20
19
KOWTOW, to perform a...
kurveyed
23
20
KURVEY, to move good...
kvetched
22
22
KVETCH, (Yiddish) to...
kyanised
20
16
KYANISE, to treat wo...
kyanized
23
25
KYANIZE, to treat wo...
kyboshed
25
20
KYBOSH, to put a sto...
laagered
14
12
LAAGER, to form a de...
labelled
18
15
LABEL, to attach a t...
labiated
16
13
having corollas that...
laboured
16
14
LABOUR, to work, als...
lacertid
18
13
a kind of lizard [n...
lacewood
19
16
the wood of the Amer...
lackered
18
17
LACKER, to coat with...
lackeyed
24
19
LACKEY, to serve in...
lackland
19
19
one who is wanting i...
lactated
17
13
LACTATE, to secrete...
laddered
14
12
LADDER, to cause a r...
ladified
17
14
LADIFY, to make a la...
ladybird
24
16
a small brightly col...
ladyfied
23
16
LADYFY, to make a la...
ladyhood
22
15
the state of being a...
laicised
18
13
LAICISE, to free fro...
laicized
21
22
LAICIZE, to free fro...
lairised
15
10
LAIRISE, to act like...
lairized
18
19
LAIRIZE, to act like...
lakehead
16
16
the shore of a lake...
lakeland
15
16
scenery with lakes [...
lakeward
18
17
facing a lake, also...
lambdoid
18
17
shaped like the lett...
lamented
14
14
LAMENT, to cry out i...
lampyrid
25
18
a glowworm or firefl...
lanceted
16
14
having a lancet [adj...
landlord
15
13
one who owns and ren...
landslid
16
13
LANDSLIDE, to win an...
landward
17
15
towards the land [ad...
landwind
17
16
a wind blowing off t...
langered
14
13
(colloquial) extreme...
lapboard
18
16
a board used on the...
lapelled
18
15
having a lapel [adj]
lappered
18
16
LAPPER, (Scots) to c...
lappeted
18
16
having a lappet [adj...
larboard
16
13
the left-hand side o...
largened
14
13
LARGEN, to enlarge,...
lariated
14
10
LARIAT, to catch wit...
larruped
17
14
LARRUP, to flog or t...
larvated
16
14
masked, also LARVATE...
latewood
16
13
the wood formed in t...
lathered
16
12
LATHER, to cover wit...
latticed
18
13
LATTICE, to form a n...
launched
19
17
LAUNCH, to set in mo...
laureled
15
12
LAUREL, to crown wit...
laveered
15
14
LAVEER, (archaic) to...
lavished
19
16
LAVISH, to give gene...
lavolted
17
15
LAVOLT, to dance wit...
lawyered
23
15
LAWYER, to work as a...
leadened
12
12
LEADEN, to make lead...
leafmold
18
17
mould from decayed l...
leasowed
16
13
LEASOW, to pasture,...
leavened
14
15
LEAVEN, to produce f...
lechered
19
15
LECHER, to lust [v]
lectured
18
14
LECTURE, to expound...
ledgered
15
13
LEDGER, to fish with...
leeboard
15
13
a board attached to...
leftward
20
16
on the left, also LE...
legioned
14
13
set out in legions [...
leisured
15
11
LEISURE, to have rec...
lemuroid
16
14
like a lemur [adj] /...
lenified
16
14
LENIFY, (archaic) to...
lesioned
13
11
LESION, to cause les...
lessened
13
11
LESSEN, to make or b...
lessoned
13
11
LESSON, to teach a l...
lettered
14
10
LETTER, to inscribe...
levanted
15
15
LEVANT, to run away...
levelled
18
16
LEVEL, to make even...
libelled
19
15
LIBEL, to make a def...
librated
17
13
LIBRATE, to oscillat...
licenced
20
17
LICENCE, to issue or...
licensed
17
14
LICENSE, to issue or...
lichened
19
16
LICHEN, to cover wit...
lifehold
20
16
of land, held by a l...
liguloid
18
14
like a ligule, a thi...
limbered
18
16
LIMBER, to make supp...
limnaeid
15
14
a member of the fami...
limuloid
18
15
a member of the king...
lineated
13
11
marked with lines, a...
linebred
16
14
produced by breeding...
lingered
15
13
LINGER, to delay dep...
linished
17
13
LINISH, to give a sm...
linteled
15
12
having a lintel, als...
lintseed
14
11
a lint or flax seed...
lionhead
15
13
a small long-tailed...
lionised
14
11
LIONISE, to treat as...
lionized
17
20
LIONIZE, to treat as...
lippened
18
17
LIPPEN, (Scots) to t...
lippered
19
16
LIPPER, to ripple [v...
liquated
23
20
LIQUATE, to separate...
liquored
23
20
LIQUOR, to intoxicat...
lispound
17
15
a varying weight, 12...
listened
14
11
LISTEN, to try to he...
littered
15
10
LITTER, to scatter r...
livelood
17
15
(Spenser) livelihood...
liveried
17
14
attired in livery [a...
loadened
12
12
LOADEN, (archaic) to...
loanword
16
14
a word taken from an...
locoweed
19
16
astragalus or other...
locusted
18
14
LOCUST, to lay waste...
logboard
17
15
a hinged board conta...
loitered
14
10
LOITER, to stand idl...
lolloped
18
15
LOLLOP, to lounge, a...
longhand
16
16
ordinary handwriting...
longhead
16
15
a person having a lo...
loosened
12
11
LOOSEN, to make less...
loppered
18
16
LOPPER, (Scots) to c...
lopsided
17
14
leaning to one side...
loudened
13
13
LOUDEN, to increase...
louvered
16
15
having louvers, slop...
lovebird
19
17
a small bird popular...
lozenged
17
22
divided into lozenge...
lumbered
18
17
LUMBER, to move heav...
lunkhead
17
18
a stupid person, als...
lustered
15
11
LUSTER, to make lust...
lycaenid
23
16
any member of the Ly...
lycopsid
27
18
a type of clubmoss [...
lymphoid
27
20
of or resembling lym...
lyrebird
24
15
an Australian bird,...
machined
19
18
MACHINE, to process...
macropod
19
18
an animal of the mar...
maddened
13
15
MADDEN, to make or b...
madefied
16
16
MADEFY, (archaic) to...
magicked
20
21
MAGIC, to work spell...
maidhood
16
15
the state of being a...
mainland
14
15
a principal land mas...
mainyard
20
15
the lower yard on th...
makutued
16
18
MAKUTU, to cast a sp...
maligned
16
16
MALIGN, to speak evi...
malposed
17
16
being in the wrong p...
mammered
16
18
MAMMER, (Shakespeare...
manacled
17
17
MANACLE, to handcuff...
manatoid
13
13
relating to a manate...
mandated
13
14
MANDATE, to issue wi...
manifold
17
17
many in number, also...
mannered
12
14
having a certain man...
manyfold
23
19
many in number, also...
marauded
14
14
MARAUD, to wander in...
margined
15
15
MARGIN, to provide w...
marigold
17
15
a composite plant of...
marketed
15
16
MARKET, to offer for...
marooned
12
13
MAROON, to abandon i...
marrowed
17
15
MARROW, to be a mate...
martyred
21
14
MARTYR, to put someo...
marveled
17
17
MARVEL, to be filled...
marvered
16
16
MARVER, to roll glas...
massaged
15
14
MASSAGE, to knead or...
mastered
14
12
MASTER, to become sk...
masthead
16
14
the head of a mast [...
mattered
14
12
MATTER, to be of imp...
maulgred
17
16
MAULGRE, to show spi...
mawbound
19
20
constipated by impac...
maximand
21
23
something that is to...
measured
14
13
MEASURE, to compare...
meathead
15
14
(US slang) a stupid...
medalled
16
15
MEDAL, to honour wit...
mediated
14
13
MEDIATE, to act as a...
medicaid
18
16
a type of government...
medusoid
15
14
a jellyfish, also ME...
meekened
13
17
MEEKEN, to make meek...
melanoid
14
14
suffering from melan...
mellowed
19
17
MELLOW, to make matu...
membered
17
18
having limbs [adj]
mentored
13
13
MENTOR, to serve as...
merchild
22
18
a fish with the body...
meseemed
14
15
MESEEMS, it seems to...
messaged
15
14
MESSAGE, to send a c...
metalled
16
14
METAL, to cover with...
metewand
16
16
a measuring rod, als...
meteyard
20
14
a measuring rod, als...
mickeyed
25
21
MICKEY, to drug a dr...
midfield
19
17
the middle of a play...
midsized
19
22
medium [adj]
midwifed
21
19
MIDWIFE, to assist a...
midwived
21
20
MIDWIVE, to assist a...
migrated
16
14
MIGRATE, to move fro...
mildened
15
15
MILDEN, to make mild...
mildewed
19
17
MILDEW, to grow a wh...
milkmaid
19
20
a woman who milks co...
milkshed
20
19
a region supplying m...
milkweed
20
20
a plant that secrete...
milkwood
20
20
any of various trees...
milleped
19
17
a multi-legged arthr...
millhand
19
17
a worker in a mill [...
milliard
18
14
(French) a thousand...
milliped
20
17
a myriapod with many...
millpond
19
18
a pool formed by dam...
millrind
18
15
an iron support fitt...
mimicked
21
22
MIMIC, to imitate [v...
miniated
14
13
MINIATE, to decorate...
minified
17
16
MINIFY, to diminish,...
minished
17
15
MINISH, (archaic) to...
minueted
14
14
MINUET, to dance a m...
mirrored
15
12
MIRROR, to reflect a...
misacted
18
15
MISACT, to act badly...
misadded
15
14
MISADD, to add incor...
misaimed
16
15
MISAIM, to aim badly...
misaward
18
15
to award wrongly [v...
misbound
17
17
MISBIND, to bind imp...
misbrand
17
16
to brand incorrectly...
misbuild
20
17
to build imperfectly...
miscited
19
15
MISCITE, to cite wro...
miscoded
18
16
MISCODE, to code wro...
miscreed
18
15
a false creed [n -S]
misdated
15
13
MISDATE, to date inc...
misdread
15
13
(Shakespeare) to fea...
misfared
17
15
MISFARE, to fare bad...
misfield
19
16
to field badly [v -E...
misfiled
19
16
MISFILE, to file in...
misfired
18
15
MISFIRE, to fail to...
misheard
17
14
MISHEAR, to hear inc...
miskeyed
22
18
MISKEY, to key in da...
misliked
18
17
MISLIKE, (archaic) t...
mislived
19
17
MISLIVE, to live a b...
mismated
16
15
MISMATE, to mate uns...
mismoved
18
19
MISMOVE, to move wro...
misnamed
15
16
MISNAME, to call by...
mispaged
18
17
MISPAGE, to page inc...
misplead
18
16
to plead wrongly or...
misproud
18
16
(archaic) unduly pro...
misrated
15
12
MISRATE, to rate inc...
misruled
17
14
MISRULE, to rule unw...
misshood
17
14
the state of being a...
missound
15
14
to sound wrongly [v...
misspend
17
16
to spend unwisely [v...
mistered
15
12
MISTER, to address a...