8 letter words that end with D

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8 letter words that end with D

8 letter D word	Scrabble®	Words With Friends®	Description
abducted	19	17	ABDUCT, to carry som...
abhorred	17	14	ABHOR, to loathe, ha...
abjected	20	24	ABJECT, to throw out...
abounded	14	15	ABOUND, to exist in...
abraided	15	13	ABRAID, (Spenser) to...
abridged	17	15	ABRIDGE, to shorten...
abrooked	15	16	ABROOKE, an erroneou...
abscised	19	15	ABSCISE, to cut off,...
abseiled	16	13	ABSEIL, (German) to...
absented	14	13	ABSENT, to take or k...
absolved	18	17	ABSOLVE, to free fro...
absorbed	17	15	ABSORB, to take up o...
accended	18	17	ACCEND, (obsolete) t...
accented	18	16	ACCENT, to pronounce...
accepted	21	18	ACCEPT, to receive w...
accessed	19	15	ACCESS, to have entr...
accinged	20	18	ACCINGE, to gird up...
accloyed	26	18	ACCLOY, (Spenser) to...
accorded	19	16	ACCORD, to bring int...
accosted	19	15	ACCOST, to approach...
accreted	19	15	ACCRETE, to grow tog...
accrewed	22	18	ACCREW, (Spenser) to...
accursed	20	16	ACCURSE, to make cur...
acerated	15	12	needle-shaped, also...
acetamid	17	15	an amide of acetic a...
acetated	15	12	combined with acetic...
achieved	20	18	ACHIEVE, to carry ou...
acidhead	18	15	a person who takes h...
acquired	25	22	ACQUIRE, to come int...
actinoid	16	13	any element of a gro...
actioned	15	13	ACTION, to carry out...
actuated	16	13	ACTUATE, to put into...
acylated	23	15	ACYLATE, to introduc...
addebted	15	14	(Scots) indebted, ow...
addeemed	13	14	ADDEEM, (obsolete) t...
addicted	17	14	ADDICT, to make depe...
addoomed	13	14	ADDOOM, (Spenser) to...
addorsed	13	11	in heraldry, turned...
adducted	17	15	ADDUCT, to draw inwa...
adherend	14	13	the surface to which...
adjoined	14	20	ADJOIN, to lie next...
adjudged	17	23	ADJUDGE, to decide;...
adjusted	16	20	ADJUST, to bring to...
admitted	15	13	ADMIT, to allow to e...
adonised	12	11	ADONISE, to adorn (o...
adonized	15	20	ADONIZE, to adorn (o...
adreaded	12	11	ADREAD, (obsolete) t...
adsorbed	15	13	ADSORB, to gather an...
adulated	14	12	ADULATE, to fawn upo...
advanced	17	18	ADVANCE, to put forw...
advected	18	17	ADVECT, to transport...
adverted	15	14	ADVERT, to refer to...
adwarded	16	14	ADWARD, (Spenser) to...
aerified	15	12	AERIFY, to infuse ai...
affeared	16	15	AFFEARE, (Spenser) t...
affected	20	18	AFFECT, to act upon...
affeered	16	15	AFFEER, (archaic) to...
affirmed	19	18	AFFIRM, to state pos...
afflated	18	16	inspired [adj]
afforced	20	18	AFFORCE, to strength...
afforded	17	16	AFFORD, to have suff...
affrayed	23	17	AFFRAY, to disturb o...
agalwood	17	15	the wood of the aloe...
agarwood	16	14	a soft, resinous woo...
agatised	14	11	AGATISE, to cause to...
agatized	17	20	AGATIZE, to cause to...
agenised	13	12	AGENISE, to treat fl...
agenized	16	21	AGENIZE, to treat fl...
aggraced	18	16	AGGRACE, (Spenser) t...
aggraded	15	14	AGGRADE, to raise th...
aggrated	15	13	AGGRATE, (Spenser) t...
agitated	14	11	AGITATE, to stir vio...
agonised	13	12	AGONISE, to suffer a...
agonized	16	21	AGONIZE, to suffer a...
agueweed	16	15	a North American pla...
airboard	15	12	an inflatable board...
airbound	15	14	stopped up by air [a...
airfield	17	13	an area where planes...
airspeed	15	12	the speed of an airc...
alarumed	15	14	ALARUM, (archaic) to...
alighted	18	14	ALIGHT, to dismount...
alkaloid	16	15	any of a class of co...
alledged	16	14	ALLEDGE, to allay, a...
allegged	17	15	ALLEGGE, (Spenser) t...
allonged	15	14	ALLONGE, to lunge [v...
allotted	15	11	ALLOT, to give as a...
alveated	15	14	vaulted like a beehi...
amberoid	16	15	a synthetic amber, a...
ambushed	19	18	AMBUSH, to attack fr...
amenaged	13	15	AMENAGE, (Spenser) t...
ammonoid	14	16	the coiled shell of...
amoeboid	15	15	resembling an ameba,...
amounted	13	14	AMOUNT, to come to i...
amphipod	21	20	a crustacean of the...
analysed	19	13	ANALYSE, to separate...
analyzed	22	22	ANALYZE, to subject...
anchored	17	15	ANCHOR, to secure by...
anconoid	14	14	pertaining to the el...
anglepod	16	16	any of a genus of pl...
anguiped	16	16	(Latin) a mythical g...
animated	13	13	ANIMATE, to give lif...
annealed	11	12	ANNEAL, to make (as...
annulled	14	14	ANNUL, to declare vo...
anodised	12	11	ANODISE, to give a p...
anodized	15	20	ANODIZE, to give a p...
anointed	11	11	ANOINT, to consecrat...
answered	15	13	ANSWER, to say, writ...
anthemed	15	15	ANTHEM, to praise in...
antherid	15	12	the male reproductiv...
anticked	17	17	ANTIC, to act in a c...
anticold	17	14	effective against th...
antiqued	21	20	ANTIQUE, to alter th...
antiskid	15	14	designed to prevent...
antiweed	15	13	concerned with the d...
antlered	13	11	bearing antlers [adj...
anvilled	17	16	ANVIL, to shape on a...
apanaged	14	15	having an apanage [a...
appaired	17	15	APPAIR, (obsolete) t...
appalled	19	17	APPALL, to horrify,...
appealed	17	16	APPEAL, to make an e...
appeared	16	15	APPEAR, to become vi...
appeased	16	15	APPEASE, to bring to...
appended	16	17	APPEND, to add on to...
apprised	18	15	APPRISE, to inform,...
apprized	21	24	APPRIZE, to inform,...
approved	19	19	APPROVE, to regard f...
arabised	15	12	ARABISE, to adopt Ar...
arabized	18	21	ARABIZE, to adopt Ar...
arachnid	18	15	any member of the Ar...
arboured	15	13	equipped with an arb...
archived	21	18	ARCHIVE, to file in...
arcuated	16	13	arched like a bow, a...
areached	17	14	AREACH, (Spenser) to...
argufied	17	15	ARGUFY, to argue stu...
arilloid	16	11	like an aril, a prot...
armguard	16	15	a covering to protec...
armoured	14	13	ARMOUR, to dress wit...
arointed	12	10	AROINT, (archaic) to...
aroynted	18	12	AROYNT, (archaic) to...
arranged	13	12	ARRANGE, to put in o...
arrested	13	9	ARREST, to bring to...
articled	18	13	ARTICLE, in law, to...
ascended	15	14	ASCEND, to go or mov...
asconoid	15	13	like an ascon, a typ...
ascribed	19	15	ASCRIBE, to attribut...
ashlared	16	12	ASHLAR, to build wit...
ashlered	16	12	ASHLER, to build wit...
askanced	16	17	ASKANCE, (Shakespear...
askanted	13	14	ASKANT, (Shakespeare...
aspected	18	15	ASPECT, to look at [...
asperged	16	14	ASPERGE, to sprinkle...
aspersed	15	12	ASPERSE, to slander,...
asported	15	12	ASPORT, to carry awa...
assailed	14	10	ASSAIL, to attack [v...
assarted	13	9	ASSART, (historical)...
assented	12	10	ASSENT, to express a...
asserted	13	9	ASSERT, to state pos...
assessed	13	9	ASSESS, to estimate...
assieged	14	11	ASSIEGE, (Spenser) t...
assigned	14	12	ASSIGN, to set apart...
assisted	14	9	ASSIST, to give aid...
assoiled	14	10	ASSOIL, to absolve,...
assorted	13	9	ASSORT, to distribut...
assotted	13	9	ASSOT, to make a foo...
assuaged	14	12	ASSUAGE, to make les...
asswaged	17	14	ASSWAGE, (obsolete)...
astarted	13	9	ASTART, (Spenser) to...
asteroid	13	9	a rocky object, a ty...
asterted	13	9	ASTERT, (obsolete) t...
astonied	12	10	ASTONY, to amaze or...
astunned	12	12	ASTUN, (obsolete) to...
atheised	15	11	ATHEISE, to talk as...
atheized	18	20	ATHEIZE, to talk as...
athetoid	15	11	showing symptoms of...
atomised	14	12	ATOMISE, to reduce t...
atomized	17	21	ATOMIZE, to reduce t...
attached	18	14	ATTACH, to connect a...
attacked	17	16	ATTACK, to set upon...
attained	12	10	ATTAIN, to gain or a...
attasked	14	13	ATTASK, to take to t...
attended	12	11	ATTEND, to be presen...
attested	13	9	ATTEST, to affirm to...
attorned	12	10	ATTORN, to accept te...
attrited	14	9	ATTRITE, to wear dow...
attuited	14	10	ATTUITE, to sense bu...
audibled	17	15	AUDIBLE, to call an...
aumailed	15	14	AUMAIL, (archaic) to...
aunthood	14	13	the state of being a...
aureoled	13	11	AUREOLE, to surround...
auricled	18	14	having ear-shaped ap...
aurified	16	13	AURIFY, to turn into...
autacoid	16	13	a hormone secreted i...
authored	15	12	AUTHOR, to bring int...
autocoid	16	13	a hormone secreted i...
autoload	13	11	to load automaticall...
avaunted	14	15	AVAUNT, (archaic) to...
aventred	14	14	AVENTRE, (Spenser) t...
averaged	15	15	AVERAGE, to calculat...
avouched	20	19	AVOUCH, (archaic) to...
awakened	15	17	AWAKEN, to rouse fro...
awearied	15	12	(archaic) wearied [a...
awninged	16	16	having an awning [ad...
azotised	16	18	AZOTISE, to combine...
azotized	19	27	AZOTIZE, to combine...
babyfood	25	20	food prepared for ba...
babyhood	25	19	the state of being a...
baccated	21	18	having berries; berr...
backband	21	23	the band which passe...
backbend	21	23	an acrobatic feat [n...
backbond	21	23	a deed attaching a q...
backhand	21	22	to strike with the b...
backhoed	21	21	BACKHOE, to dig with...
backland	20	21	a piece of land at t...
backload	20	20	to load a lorry for...
backslid	22	20	BACKSLIDE, to fall b...
backveld	23	24	a remote area [n -S]
backward	23	22	in a reverse directi...
backwind	23	23	to deflect airflow i...
backwood	22	22	uncouth [adj]
backword	23	22	a retort [n -S]
backyard	26	21	the area at the rear...
badassed	15	13	touchy, difficult, i...
badgered	16	15	BADGER, to pester or...
bagelled	18	16	BAGEL, to defeat in...
bagpiped	21	20	BAGPIPE, to play the...
bailbond	18	17	a bond given by a pr...
balanced	18	17	BALANCE, to have equ...
baldhead	18	16	a bald person [n -S]
balladed	17	15	BALLAD, to make ball...
ballated	17	14	BALLAT, to make ball...
balleted	17	14	BALLET, to make ball...
balloted	17	14	BALLOT, to vote by b...
ballyard	24	16	a baseball ground [n...
balsamed	17	16	BALSAM, to soothe; t...
bandaged	15	16	BANDAGE, to cover a...
banished	17	15	BANISH, to expel, ex...
banjaxed	22	29	BANJAX, (slang) to r...
bankcard	19	20	a card issued by a b...
bannered	13	14	BANNER, to furnish w...
bantered	14	13	BANTER, to exchange...
baptised	18	15	BAPTISE, to administ...
baptized	21	24	BAPTIZE, to administ...
barbated	17	15	barbed, bearded, als...
barbered	17	15	BARBER, to shave or...
barcoded	18	16	marked with a BARCOD...
barehand	16	15	to field the ball in...
barehead	16	14	having the head unco...
bareland	15	14	as in bareland croft...
barkened	15	17	BARKEN, to dry up in...
barneyed	20	15	BARNEY, to quarrel l...
barnwood	17	16	a wide wood for buil...
barnyard	21	15	a yard near a barn [...
barraged	16	14	BARRAGE, to subject...
barrated	15	12	BARRAT, to quarrel e...
barreled	16	13	BARREL, to move fast...
bartered	15	12	BARTER, to trade by...
baseband	16	16	a communication devi...
basehead	16	14	a habitual user of f...
baselard	16	13	(obsolete) a short s...
baseload	15	13	the permanent load o...
basified	18	15	BASIFY, to convert i...
basseted	15	12	BASSET, to outcrop,...
basswood	18	15	an American lime-tre...
batooned	13	13	BATOON, to strike wi...
batteled	16	13	BATTEL, to have an a...
battened	14	13	BATTEN, to fasten wi...
battered	15	12	BATTER, to beat repe...
bauchled	22	19	BAUCHLE, to make sha...
beaconed	16	16	BEACON, to shine lik...
bearward	18	15	a keeper of bears [n...
bearwood	17	15	a small tree of the...
beautied	15	13	BEAUTY, (Shakespeare...
beavered	16	16	BEAVER, to work hard...
bebopped	21	21	BEBOP, to play a sty...
becalled	20	17	BECALL, to call name...
becalmed	20	19	BECALM, to make calm...
becapped	22	21	BECAP, to put a cap...
beckoned	18	20	BECKON, to indicate...
becoward	21	18	to accuse of cowardi...
becrimed	20	18	BECRIME, to make gui...
becurled	20	17	BECURL, to curl; to...
becursed	19	16	BECURSE, to put a cu...
bedamned	15	17	BEDAMN, to swear at...
bedashed	17	15	BEDASH, to wet by da...
bedaubed	17	17	BEDAUB, to cover wit...
bedboard	17	16	a board placed betwe...
bedecked	19	20	BEDECK, to attire wi...
bedimmed	18	19	BEDIM, to make dim [...
bedotted	15	13	covered with dots [a...
bedraped	17	16	BEDRAPE, to cover wi...
bedstand	15	14	a table beside a bed...
bedstead	15	13	a support for a bed...
beducked	20	21	BEDUCK, to plunge un...
bedumbed	19	20	BEDUMB, to render sp...
bedunced	18	18	BEDUNCE, to make a d...
bedunged	16	17	BEDUNG, to cover wit...
bedusted	16	14	BEDUST, to cover wit...
beebread	16	15	a mixture of pollen...
beefwood	19	18	an Australian tree a...
beehived	19	18	having a hairdo shap...
beelined	15	14	BEELINE, to head dir...
befinned	16	17	having fins [adj]
befitted	18	15	BEFIT, to be suitabl...
befleaed	17	16	BEFLEA, to infest wi...
befoamed	17	18	BEFOAM, to cover wit...
befogged	19	19	BEFOG, to fog up, ob...
befooled	17	16	BEFOOL, to fool; to...
befouled	18	17	BEFOUL, to make foul...
befriend	17	16	to act as a friend t...
begalled	18	16	BEGALL, to make sore...
begemmed	18	20	BEGEM, to adorn with...
beggared	17	16	BEGGAR, to impoveris...
begifted	19	17	BEGIFT, to present w...
begilded	18	16	BEGILD, to gild [v]
begirded	17	15	BEGIRD, (archaic) to...
begnawed	18	18	BEGNAW, to gnaw [v]
begrimed	18	17	BEGRIME, to soil wit...
beguiled	18	16	BEGUILE, to deceive...
begulfed	20	19	BEGULF, to engulf [v...
begunked	17	20	BEGUNK, (Scots) to t...
behatted	17	14	wearing a hat [adj]
beheaded	16	15	BEHEAD, to cut off t...
behooved	18	18	BEHOOVE, to be fit,...
behowled	21	18	BEHOWL, to howl at [...
bekissed	17	16	BEKISS, to cover wit...
beknaved	17	21	BEKNAVE, to treat as...
beladied	16	14	BELADY, to apply the...
belauded	16	15	BELAUD, to laud or p...
beleaped	17	16	BELEAP, to leap upon...
belfried	19	16	having a belfry [adj...
believed	18	17	BELIEVE, to accept a...
bellbind	20	18	hedge or field bindw...
bellbird	21	17	any of several tropi...
bellowed	20	17	BELLOW, to roar like...
belonged	16	16	BELONG, to be a memb...
bemadded	16	17	BEMAD, (archaic) to...
bemauled	17	17	BEMAUL, (archaic) to...
bemeaned	14	16	BEMEAN, (archaic) to...
bemisted	17	15	BEMIST, to envelop i...
bemoaned	14	16	BEMOAN, to lament [v...
bemocked	20	22	BEMOCK, (archaic) to...
bemoiled	17	16	BEMOIL, (Shakespeare...
bemudded	17	18	BEMUD, (archaic) to...
bendayed	20	16	BENDAY, to reproduce...
benetted	14	13	BENET, to catch in a...
beniseed	14	13	sesame seed [n -S]
bentwood	17	16	wood artifically cur...
benumbed	18	20	BENUMB, to make numb...
bepatted	17	15	BEPAT, to pat often...
bepelted	18	16	BEPELT, to pelt hard...
bepitied	18	15	BEPITY, to pity grea...
beplumed	20	20	(archaic) adorned wi...
beprosed	17	15	BEPROSE, to reduce t...
bepuffed	22	22	BEPUFF, (archaic) to...
bereaved	16	16	BEREAVE, to deprive...
berhymed	25	19	BERHYME, to compose...
beringed	16	15	adorned with rings [...
berleyed	22	15	BERLEY, (Australian)...
berobbed	19	18	BEROB, (Spenser) to...
berouged	16	15	thickly rouged [adj]
beseemed	15	15	BESEEM, to be becomi...
beshamed	18	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	18	17	BESLAVE, to make a s...
beslimed	18	16	BESLIME, to cover wi...
besmiled	18	16	BESMILE, to smile on...
besmoked	17	19	BESMOKE, to pollute...
besnowed	17	16	BESNOW, to cover wit...
besorted	15	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...
mistimed	17	15	MISTIME, to time wro...
mistuned	15	14	MISTUNE, to tune inc...
mistyped	24	17	MISTYPE, to type inc...
misyoked	22	18	MISYOKE, to yoke imp...
mithered	17	14	MITHER, to confuse,...
mittened	14	13	wearing mittens [adj...
mockered	18	19	MOCKER, to clothe [v...
modelled	16	15	MODEL, to form a pla...
modified	17	16	MODIFY, to alter sli...
moidered	14	13	MOIDER, to confuse,...
moldered	15	14	MOLDER, to turn to d...
molested	15	13	MOLEST, to touch or...
mongered	14	15	MONGER, to peddle [v...
monished	16	15	MONISH, to admonish;...
monkeyed	20	19	MONKEY, to mimic [v]
monkhood	16	19	the state of being a...
monoacid	16	16	a compound having on...
monocled	17	17	wearing a monocle [a...
montaged	14	15	MONTAGE, to combine...
moonseed	12	13	a plant of genus Men...
moonward	16	16	in the direction of...
moorland	14	14	a tract of marshy la...
mopboard	18	18	a narrow board naile...
moralled	16	14	MORAL, (archaic) to...
moribund	17	17	being about to die [...
morrised	15	12	MORRIS, to dance the...
morseled	15	13	MORSEL, to divide in...
mortared	14	12	MORTAR, to bind with...
morticed	18	15	MORTICE, to join or...
mortised	15	12	MORTISE, to join or...
mossland	15	14	wet land [n -S]
mothered	16	14	MOTHER, to give birt...
motioned	13	13	MOTION, to direct by...
mouchard	20	18	(French) a police sp...
mousepad	16	16	a pad for a computer...
moutered	14	13	MOUTER, to take mout...
mucinoid	18	17	of or like mucin, a...
muckered	19	20	MUCKER, to squander...
mudguard	17	17	a fender [n -S]
mullahed	19	17	MULLAH, to inflict a...
mullered	17	15	MULLER, to inflict a...
multifid	20	17	having many division...
multiped	19	17	an insect having man...
multured	17	15	MULTURE, to take a f...
mummered	17	19	MUMMER, to take part...
munified	17	17	MUNIFY, to fortify,...
muntined	14	15	having a muntin, a d...
muraenid	14	14	an eel of the family...
muralled	17	15	decorated with a mur...
murdabad	17	17	(Urdu) death to, use...
murdered	15	14	MURDER, to kill unla...
muriated	15	13	pickled [adj]
murmured	17	17	MURMUR, to make a su...
musicked	20	20	MUSICK, to compose m...
muslined	16	15	clothed with muslin...
mustelid	17	14	a mammal of the weas...
mustered	15	13	MUSTER, to gather to...
mutinied	15	14	MUTINY, to revolt ag...
muttered	15	13	MUTTER, to speak unc...
myceloid	25	18	resembling mycelium,...
myriapod	23	17	a multi-legged arthr...
myriopod	23	17	a multi-legged arthr...
myspaced	26	20	MYSPACE, to search f...
mythised	24	16	MYTHISE, to tell a t...
mythized	27	25	MYTHIZE, to tell a t...
mytiloid	23	15	mussel-shaped [adj]
nailfold	17	15	a fold of skin aroun...
nailhead	15	13	the top of a nail [n...
napalmed	16	17	NAPALM, to assault w...
narrated	12	10	NARRATE, to tell a s...
narrowed	15	13	NARROW, to make narr...
nattered	12	10	NATTER, to chatter [...
nazified	18	22	NAZIFY, to become li...
neatened	10	11	NEATEN, to make neat...
neatherd	14	12	a herdsman [n -S]
neckband	18	21	a band worn around t...
neckweed	19	20	an American annual w...
necrosed	15	13	NECROSE, to affect w...
nectared	15	13	filled with nectar [...
nematoid	13	13	pertaining to worms...
nephroid	17	15	kidney-shaped [adj]
neutered	12	11	NEUTER, to castrate...
nevelled	16	16	NEVEL, (Scots) to po...
newelled	17	15	having a newel, an u...
newfound	17	18	newly found [adj]
newlywed	26	19	a person recently ma...
newsfeed	17	16	a service that provi...
nichered	18	15	NICHER, (Scots) to n...
nickeled	18	18	NICKEL, to plate wit...
nickered	17	17	NICKER, (Scots) to n...
nictated	16	13	NICTATE, to wink [v]
nidgeted	14	13	NIDGET, to assist a...
nidified	16	14	NIDIFY, to nest [v]
nielloed	14	12	NIELLO, to decorate...
niffered	17	16	NIFFER, (Scots) to b...
niggered	15	14	NIGGER, to exhaust b...
nimbused	17	17	surrounded with a ni...
ninefold	15	15	nine times as great...
nippered	17	16	NIPPER, to seize two...
nithered	15	12	NITHER, (dialect) to...
nitrated	13	10	NITRATE, to treat wi...
nitrided	14	11	NITRIDE, to convert...
nocheled	18	16	NOCHEL, to repudiate...
noctuoid	16	14	one of a family of n...
nonbrand	13	15	lacking a brand name...
nonfluid	16	16	a substance that is...
nonrated	11	11	not rated [adj]
nonrigid	14	13	not rigid [adj]
nonsolid	13	12	a substance that is...
nonvalid	15	16	not valid [adj]
noseband	13	14	a strap passing roun...
notecard	15	13	a card used for send...
notified	15	13	NOTIFY, to inform [v...
noursled	14	12	NOURSLE, to foster,...
nucleoid	17	15	the DNA-containing a...
nuggeted	15	15	NUGGET, to polish sh...
numbered	16	17	NUMBER, to count [v]
numbhead	18	19	a stupid person, a b...
nurtured	14	12	NURTURE, to nourish...
obelised	16	13	OBELISE, to mark wit...
obelized	19	22	OBELIZE, to mark wit...
objected	20	24	OBJECT, to argue in...
obliqued	25	23	OBLIQUE, (obsolete)...
obliquid	26	23	(Spenser) oblique [a...
obscured	19	16	OBSCURE, to make ind...
observed	17	16	OBSERVE, to look att...
obsessed	15	12	OBSESS, to dominate...
obsigned	16	15	OBSIGN, to seal or c...
obtained	14	13	OBTAIN, to gain poss...
obtected	18	15	of an insect, having...
obtended	14	14	OBTEND, (obsolete) t...
obtested	15	12	OBTEST, to beseech,...
obtruded	16	14	OBTRUDE, to thrust f...
obtunded	15	15	OBTUND, to blunt, de...
obverted	17	16	OBVERT, to turn, to...
obviated	17	16	OBVIATE, to forestal...
occluded	21	18	OCCLUDE, to stop up...
occulted	21	17	OCCULT, to hide or m...
occupied	22	19	OCCUPY, to reside in...
occurred	20	16	OCCUR, to take place...
ocheroid	18	14	of or like ocher, al...
octopoid	18	15	octopus-like [adj]
octupled	20	17	OCTUPLE, to multiply...
oculated	17	14	having eyes, also OC...
odontoid	12	11	a toothlike projecti...
odorised	13	10	ODORISE, to make odo...
odorized	16	19	ODORIZE, to make odo...
offended	16	17	OFFEND, to commit a...
oilfield	18	14	an area of mineral o...
oilfired	17	13	using oil as fuel [a...
olfacted	19	16	OLFACT, to smell som...
olympiad	24	18	a celebration of the...
omnified	16	16	OMNIFY, to make univ...
omohyoid	22	16	a shoulder-blade mus...
oniscoid	16	13	like a woodlouse [ad...
onloaded	12	12	ONLOAD, to load a ve...
oompahed	17	17	OOMPAH, to play a re...
opalised	16	13	made smooth, like op...
opalized	19	22	made smooth, like op...
operated	14	12	OPERATE, to perform...
ophiurid	19	15	a member of the Ophi...
oppugned	18	19	OPPUGN, to assail wi...
optioned	14	13	OPTION, to grant the...
ordained	12	11	ORDAIN, to invest wi...
ordinand	12	12	one who is undertaki...
orgasmed	15	14	ORGASM, to experienc...
oribatid	16	12	any of a family of e...
orielled	15	11	having an oriel, a p...
oriented	12	10	ORIENT, to determine...
orphaned	16	15	ORPHAN, to deprive o...
orthopod	17	14	(slang) an orthopaed...
ossified	16	12	OSSIFY, to change in...
ostented	12	10	OSTENT, to show off...
ostracod	16	12	a minute freshwater...
oughlied	18	15	OUGHLY, to make ugly...
outacted	16	13	OUTACT, to surpass i...
outadded	13	12	OUTADD, to surpass i...
outasked	14	14	OUTASK, to surpass i...
outbaked	16	17	OUTBAKE, to surpass...
outboard	15	13	a type of motor desi...
outbound	15	15	outward bound [adj]
outboxed	21	20	OUTBOX, to surpass i...
outbreed	15	13	to interbreed relati...
outbuild	18	15	to surpass in buildi...
outcried	17	13	OUTCRY, to cry loude...
outcrowd	20	16	to cause to be too c...
outdared	13	11	OUTDARE, to surpass...
outdated	13	11	OUTDATE, to make out...
outdured	14	12	OUTDURE, (obsolete)...
outfaced	18	16	OUTFACE, to confront...
outfield	17	14	a part of a baseball...
outfired	16	13	OUTFIRE, to surpass...
outfound	15	15	OUTFIND, to surpass...
outfoxed	21	20	OUTFOX, to outwit [v...
outgazed	17	21	OUTGAZE, to surpass...
outguard	15	13	a guard or small bod...
outheard	15	12	OUTHEAR, to surpass...
outhired	16	12	OUTHIRE, to hire out...
outhyred	22	14	OUTHYRE, (Spenser) t...
outlawed	17	14	OUTLAW, to prohibit...
outlined	14	12	OUTLINE, to make a g...
outlived	17	15	OUTLIVE, to live lon...
outloved	16	15	OUTLOVE, to surpass...
outmoded	14	14	OUTMODE, to put out...
outmoved	16	17	OUTMOVE, to move fas...
outnamed	13	14	OUTNAME, to exceed i...
outpaced	18	16	OUTPACE, to move fas...
outraced	16	13	OUTRACE, to run fast...
outraged	14	12	OUTRAGE, to arouse a...
outrated	13	10	OUTRATE, to surpass...
outraved	15	14	OUTRAVE, to surpass...
outrowed	16	13	OUTROW, to surpass i...
outscold	18	14	to surpass in scoldi...
outsized	17	19	exceptionally large...
outspeed	15	13	to go faster than [v...
outspend	15	14	to exceed the limits...
outstand	13	11	to stand out, or pro...
outstood	13	10	OUTSTAND, to stand o...
outvoted	15	14	OUTVOTE, to defeat b...
outwiled	18	14	OUTWILE, to surpass...
outwound	16	15	OUTWIND, to unwind [...
outyield	21	13	to surpass in yieldi...
ovenbird	17	17	an American songbird...
ovenwood	16	17	brushwood [n -S]
overaged	15	15	too old to be useful...
overawed	17	16	OVERAWE, to subdue b...
overbold	18	17	excessively bold [ad...
overbred	17	16	bred too finely [adj...
overclad	19	17	overdressed [adj]
overcold	19	17	cold to excess [adj]
overdyed	21	16	OVERDYE, to dye with...
overeyed	20	15	OVEREYE, to survey [...
overfeed	16	16	to feed too much [v...
overfold	18	17	to fold over [v -ED,...
overfond	16	17	foolish to excess [a...
overfund	17	18	to fund more than re...
overgild	18	16	to gild over [v OVER...
overgird	17	15	to gird to excess [v...
overglad	17	16	excessively or undul...
overgoad	15	15	to goad too much [v...
overhand	16	16	to sew with short ve...
overhard	17	15	excessively hard [ad...
overhead	16	15	the general cost of...
overheld	18	16	OVERHOLD, to rate to...
overhold	18	16	to rate too highly [...
overkind	16	18	excessively kind [ad...
overlaid	16	14	OVERLAY, to lay over...
overland	15	15	a train or stagecoac...
overlard	16	14	to smear over as if...
overlend	15	15	to lend too much [v...
overlewd	19	17	too lewd [adj]
overload	15	14	to load to excess, a...
overlord	16	14	to rule tyrannically...
overloud	16	15	excessively loud [ad...
overmild	18	17	too mild [adj]
overpaid	17	16	OVERPAY, to pay too...
overread	14	13	to read over [v -ING...
overseed	14	13	to seed to excess [v...
oversold	16	14	OVERSELL, to sell mo...
overused	15	14	OVERUSE, to use too...
overwind	18	17	to wind too much [v...
overword	18	16	(Scots) the refrain...
ovulated	16	15	OVULATE, to produce...
owreword	19	15	(Scots) the refrain...
oxalated	19	17	OXALATE, to treat wi...
oxidated	19	17	OXIDATE, to combine...
oxidised	20	17	OXIDISE, to combine...
oxidized	23	26	OXIDIZE, to combine...
oystered	19	11	OYSTER, to gather oy...
ozonated	14	19	OZONATE, to treat wi...
ozonised	15	19	OZONISE, to convert...
ozonized	18	28	OZONIZE, to convert...
pacified	21	18	PACIFY, to make peac...
packaged	20	21	PACKAGE, to put into...
packeted	19	19	PACKET, to make into...
pagehood	17	16	the condition of a p...
paillard	18	14	a slice of meat poun...
pajamaed	17	24	wearing pajamas [adj...
palleted	17	14	PALLET, to load onto...
palliard	18	14	(obsolete) a profess...
palmated	17	16	resembling an open h...
palmiped	20	19	a webfooted bird, al...
palpated	18	16	PALPATE, to examine...
paltered	16	13	PALTER, to talk or a...
pampered	18	18	PAMPER, to treat wit...
pancaked	18	20	PANCAKE, to land an...
pandared	14	14	PANDAR, to act as a...
pandered	14	14	PANDER, to act as a...
panelled	16	15	PANEL, to decorate w...
panfried	17	16	PANFRY, to fry in a...
panicked	19	20	PANIC, to experience...
panicled	19	17	having a panicle [ad...
pantiled	16	14	roofed with pantiles...
parabled	18	16	PARABLE, to represen...
paranoid	14	13	suffering from paran...
paraphed	19	17	PARAPH, to append a...
parbaked	18	19	PARBAKE, to bake par...
parceled	19	16	PARCEL, to divide in...
pardoned	14	14	PARDON, to release f...
parented	14	13	PARENT, to act as fa...
pargeted	16	14	PARGET, to cover wit...
parishad	18	14	(Hindi) an Indian as...
parkland	17	18	a cared-for area wit...
parkward	20	19	towards a park, also...
parlayed	22	15	PARLAY, to wager ori...
parleyed	22	15	PARLEY, to discuss t...
parodied	15	13	PARODY, to imitate i...
parotoid	15	12	any of various gland...
parroted	15	12	PARROT, to repeat wi...
parslied	17	13	adorned with parsley...
paseared	14	12	PASEAR, to take a wa...
passaged	16	14	PASSAGE, to make a v...
passband	17	16	a frequency band tha...
password	19	15	a secret word that m...
pastored	15	12	PASTOR, to serve as...
pastured	16	13	PASTURE, to put out...
patented	14	13	PATENT, to obtain a...
patinaed	14	13	having a patina [adj...
pattened	14	13	PATTEN, (obsolete) t...
pattered	15	12	PATTER, to talk rapi...
paunched	20	19	PAUNCH, to disembowe...
paupered	17	16	PAUPER, to reduce to...
pauropod	17	16	a minute myriapod, a...
pearwood	17	15	the wood of the pear...
peasecod	17	15	the pod of the pea,...
peatland	15	14	an area of land cons...
pectised	19	15	PECTISE, to congeal...
pectized	22	24	PECTIZE, to congeal...
pedalled	17	15	PEDAL, to operate by...
pedicled	20	17	having a pedicle [ad...
pegboard	18	17	a board with holes f...
peincted	18	16	PEINCT, (obsolete) t...
pelleted	17	14	PELLET, to hit with...
pellucid	22	18	transparent [adj PEL...
peltered	16	13	PELTER, to shower bl...
penanced	16	17	PENANCE, to impose a...
penciled	19	17	PENCIL, to write or...
pennated	13	14	having wings or feat...
pennoned	12	15	flying a pennon [adj...
penticed	18	16	PENTICE, to provide...
pentised	15	13	PENTISE, to provide...
peplumed	20	20	having a peplum [adj...
peppered	19	18	PEPPER, to season wi...
peptised	18	15	PEPTISE, to form a c...
peptized	21	24	PEPTIZE, to form a c...
perdured	16	14	PERDURE, to continue...
pereopod	16	15	an appendage of the...
perfumed	19	19	PERFUME, to fill wit...
perfused	18	16	PERFUSE, to diffuse...
perilled	18	14	PERIL, to put in dan...
perioded	15	13	PERIOD, (Shakespeare...
periodid	16	13	a compound of iodine...
perished	18	14	PERISH, to die [v]
perjured	18	22	PERJURE, to make a p...
permuted	17	16	PERMUTE, to alter th...
pertused	16	13	punched or pierced,...
pervaded	17	17	PERVADE, to permeate...
pestered	15	12	PESTER, to bother [v...
petalled	17	14	having petals, also...
petaloid	16	13	of or like a petal,...
petioled	16	13	having a petiole [ad...
pezizoid	22	30	resembling fungi of...
phalloid	20	16	phallus shaped [adj]
phelloid	20	16	resembling cork, but...
phialled	20	16	PHIAL, to keep in a...
philtred	20	15	PHILTRE, to put unde...
phonated	16	15	PHONATE, to produce...
phoneyed	22	17	PHONEY, to fake, cou...
phoronid	17	15	a wormlike marine an...
phosphid	23	19	a binary compound of...
phreaked	18	18	PHREAK, to hack into...
phylloid	27	18	a leaflike assimilat...
pickaxed	26	26	PICKAX, to use a too...
picketed	20	19	PICKET, to act as a...
picrated	19	15	containing picrate [...
pictured	20	16	PICTURE, to form a l...
piecened	17	16	PIECEN, to join the...
pierhead	17	14	the seaward end of a...
pigeoned	15	15	PIGEON, to gull or h...
pilchard	23	18	a small marine fish...
pileated	16	13	of a mushroom, havin...
pilfered	19	16	PILFER, to steal [v]
pillaged	19	16	PILLAGE, to plunder...
pillared	18	14	PILLAR, to supply wi...
pillhead	20	16	a regular, usually a...
pillowed	21	17	PILLOW, to rest on a...
pinacoid	18	16	a type of crystal fa...
pinakoid	16	17	a type of crystal fa...
pinboard	17	16	a board for pinning...
pincered	18	16	PINCER, to grip in p...
pineland	15	15	land forested with p...
pinewood	17	16	the wood of a pine t...
pinioned	14	14	PINION, to remove th...
pinkened	15	18	PINKEN, to become pi...
pinnated	14	14	resembling a feather...
pinniped	17	17	a member of the Pinn...
pipetted	18	15	PIPET [v]
piqueted	24	22	PIQUET, to act as a...
pisshead	18	14	(slang) a heavy drin...
pistoled	17	13	PISTOL, to shoot wit...
pittered	16	12	PITTER, to sound lik...
pityroid	23	14	bran-like [adj]
placated	19	16	PLACATE, to concilia...
planched	21	19	PLANCH, to floor, bo...
plasmoid	18	16	a type of high energ...
platband	18	17	a border of flowers...
playland	23	17	a recreational area...
pleached	21	18	PLEACH, to weave tog...
pleuched	22	19	PLEUCH, (Scots) to p...
pleughed	20	18	PLEUGH, (Scots) to p...
plicated	20	16	PLICATE, to pleat, f...
plighted	21	17	PLIGHT, to make a so...
ploughed	20	18	PLOUGH, to turn soil...
plowhead	21	18	the clevis of a plou...
plowland	20	18	land under the ploug...
plumaged	19	19	having plumage [adj]
plumiped	21	20	a bird with feathere...
pochayed	26	19	POCHAY, to transport...
pocketed	19	19	POCKET, to place in...
podiumed	17	17	PODIUM, to win a pla...
poetised	15	12	POETISE, to write po...
poetized	18	21	POETIZE, to write po...
pogromed	17	17	POGROM, to massacre...
poisoned	14	13	POISON, to administe...
pokeweed	18	19	an aromatic perennia...
poldered	16	14	POLDER, to reclaim l...
poleaxed	21	20	POLEAX, to strike wi...
poleward	19	16	in the direction of...
polished	19	15	POLISH, to make lust...
pollaxed	23	21	POLLAXE, to strike w...
pollened	16	15	POLLEN, to cover or...
polluted	18	15	POLLUTE, to make unc...
polyacid	26	18	a compound made up o...
polybrid	26	18	a type of hybrid pla...
polypoid	25	18	like a (medical) pol...
pommeled	18	19	POMMEL, to strike wi...
pompeyed	24	20	POMPEY, (Dickens) to...
pompilid	21	19	a spider-hunting was...
ponchoed	19	18	wearing a poncho [ad...
pondered	14	14	PONDER, to consider...
pondweed	17	17	an aquatic plant [n...
popehood	18	17	the condition of bei...
popjoyed	25	26	POPJOY, to amuse one...
porkwood	19	19	the coarse-grained b...
portaged	16	14	PORTAGE, to transpor...
portaled	16	13	having a portal [adj...
portered	15	12	PORTER, to carry lug...
portland	16	14	a kind of cement, ha...
posseted	15	12	POSSET, to curdle [v...
possumed	17	16	POSSUM, to feign ign...
postcard	19	15	a card for writing m...
postered	15	12	POSTER, to stick bil...
postgrad	17	14	a student continuing...
postiled	17	13	POSTIL, to gloss [v]
postpaid	18	15	with the postage pre...
postured	16	13	POSTURE, to assume a...
potashed	17	14	POTASH, to treat wit...
potbound	17	17	of a plant, having r...
pothered	17	14	POTHER, to make a co...
potholed	18	15	POTHOLE, to explore...
potshard	18	14	a fragment of broken...
potsherd	18	14	a fragment of broken...
pottered	15	12	POTTER, to occupy on...
poursued	16	14	POURSUE, (Spenser) t...
powdered	18	16	POWDER, to reduce to...
powtered	18	15	POWTER, (Scots) to p...
powwowed	24	21	POWWOW, to hold such...
poysoned	20	15	POYSON, (obsolete) t...
prairied	16	12	having prairie land...
prancked	19	20	PRANCKE, (obsolete)...
prankled	17	18	PRANKLE, to prance l...
prattled	17	13	PRATTLE, to talk at...
praunced	18	17	PRAUNCE, (Spenser) t...
preached	20	17	PREACH, to deliver a...
preacted	18	15	PREACT, to act befor...
prearmed	16	15	PREARM, to arm befor...
preassed	15	12	PREASSE, to press, a...
prebaked	18	19	PREBAKE, to bake bef...
preboard	17	15	to board before the...
prebound	17	17	PREBIND, to bind in...
prebuild	20	17	to build beforehand...
preceded	18	16	PRECEDE, to go befor...
precised	19	15	PRECIS, to make a co...
precited	19	15	previously cited [ad...
precoded	18	16	PRECODE, to code bef...
precured	19	16	PRECURE, to cure bef...
predated	15	13	PREDATE, to date bef...
predried	16	13	PREDRY, to dry befor...
prefaced	20	18	PREFACE, to introduc...
prefaded	17	16	PREFADE, to fade bef...
prefiled	19	16	PREFILE, to file bef...
prefired	18	15	PREFIRE, to fire bef...
prefixed	24	22	PREFIX, to add to th...
preloved	18	17	a euphemism for used...
preluded	17	15	PRELUDE, to play a m...
premised	17	15	PREMISE, to state in...
premixed	23	22	PREMIX, to mix befor...
premould	18	17	to mould in advance,...
premoved	18	19	PREMOVE, to incite o...
preowned	17	16	previously owned by...
prepared	17	15	PREPARE, to get read...
prepaved	19	19	PREPAVE, to pave bef...
preponed	16	16	PREPONE, to bring fo...
preposed	17	15	PREPOSE, to place a...
presaged	16	14	PRESAGE, to foretell...
prescind	19	16	to consider separate...
presided	16	13	PRESIDE, to occupy t...
presumed	17	16	PRESUME, to take for...
pretaped	17	15	PRETAPE, to tape bef...
prettied	16	12	PRETTY, to make attr...
pretyped	24	17	PRETYPE, to type bef...
prevened	16	17	PREVENE, to precede,...
prevised	18	16	PREVISE, to foresee...
prewired	19	15	PREWIRE, to wire bef...
prickled	22	20	PRICKLE, to puncture...
priested	16	12	PRIEST, to ordain as...
prismoid	18	15	a body that approach...
prisoned	15	13	PRISON, to imprison...
probated	17	15	PROBATE, to establis...
procured	19	16	PROCURE, to obtain b...
produced	19	17	PRODUCE, to bring in...
profaned	16	16	PROFANE, to treat wi...
profiled	19	16	PROFILE, to draw an...
profited	18	15	PROFIT, to gain an a...
profound	17	17	very deep [adj PROFO...
proigned	16	15	PROIGN, (obsolete) t...
prolated	16	13	PROLATE, to lengthen...
prologed	17	15	PROLOG, to preface,...
promised	17	15	PROMISE, to make a d...
promoted	16	15	PROMOTE, to help for...
prompted	19	18	PROMPT, to move to a...
pronated	14	13	PRONATE, to turn the...
propaged	18	17	PROPAGE, to propagat...
propaled	18	16	PROPALE, (Scots) to...
propined	17	16	PROPINE, (archaic) t...
proponed	16	16	PROPONE, to propose,...
proposed	17	15	PROPOSE, to put forw...
propound	17	17	to propose [v -ED, -...
prorated	15	12	PRORATE, to divide p...
protopod	17	15	a part of a crustace...
protoxid	22	19	that one of a series...
provided	18	17	PROVIDE, to supply [...
provined	17	17	PROVINE, to propagat...
provoked	18	20	PROVOKE, to arouse t...
prusiked	18	17	PRUSIK, to climb usi...
psychoid	28	19	the hypothetical reg...
pteropod	17	15	a small swimming mol...
puckered	20	20	PUCKER, to gather in...
puddered	16	15	PUDDER, to make a tu...
pudibund	19	19	shamefaced; prudish...
puffbird	24	22	any bird of a Centra...
pulleyed	24	17	PULLEY, to hoist wit...
pulpited	20	17	provided with a pulp...
pulpwood	22	20	soft wood used in ma...
pulsated	17	14	PULSATE, to expand a...
pulvered	19	18	PULVER, to reduce to...
pummeled	19	20	PUMMEL, to strike wi...
pumphood	21	21	the head of a pump [...
punished	18	16	PUNISH, to impose a...
purblind	20	18	partially blind [adj...
purdahed	18	16	of a woman, secluded...
purebred	18	16	an animal of unmixed...
purified	19	16	PURIFY, to cleanse f...
purposed	18	16	PURPOSE, to intend t...
pursewed	19	16	PURSEW, (Spenser) to...
purtraid	17	13	POURTRAY, (Spenser)...
purtrayd	23	15	POURTRAY, (Spenser)...
purveyed	24	19	PURVEY, to supply [v...
pustuled	18	15	having a pustule [ad...
puttered	16	13	PUTTER, to occupy on...
pyjamaed	24	26	wearing pyjamas [adj...
pyranoid	21	15	of or like the chemi...
pyrenoid	21	15	a protein body of ce...
quackled	27	27	QUACKLE, to choke; t...
quarried	22	19	QUARRY, to dig for s...
quatched	27	24	QUATCH, (dialect) to...
quavered	23	23	QUAVER, to tremble,...
quelched	28	25	QUELCH, to squash we...
quenched	26	25	QUENCH, to put out o...
quetched	27	24	QUETCH, (dialect) to...
quibbled	28	26	QUIBBLE, to argue ov...
quiddled	24	22	QUIDDLE, (dialect) t...
quiesced	25	22	QUIESCE, to quieten...
quighted	26	23	QUIGHT, (Spenser) to...
quinched	27	25	QUINCHE, (Spenser) t...
quinsied	22	20	suffering from quins...
quitched	28	24	QUITCH, (Spenser) to...
quivered	24	23	QUIVER, to shake sli...
rabatted	15	12	RABATTE, (French) to...
rabbeted	17	15	RABBET, to join by a...
rabbited	18	15	RABBIT, to hunt rabb...
racecard	19	15	a programme for a ra...
racemoid	17	15	shaped like a raceme...
racheted	18	14	RACHET, to move by a...
racketed	17	16	RACKET, to make a lo...
radiated	13	10	RADIATE, to emit ray...
radicand	16	14	a quantity in mathem...
radiused	14	11	RADIUS, to give a ro...
raftered	15	12	RAFTER, to supply wi...
ragouted	14	12	RAGOUT, to make into...
railbird	18	13	a racing enthusiast...
railcard	18	13	a special travel car...
railhead	16	12	the end of a railway...
railroad	14	10	to put through a pro...
rainband	14	14	a dark band in the e...
rainbird	16	13	a bird, such as the...
ramified	17	15	RAMIFY, to divide in...
rampaged	17	17	RAMPAGE, to rush aro...
rampired	17	15	having a rampire [ad...
rancored	15	13	having feelings of r...
randlord	14	12	in South Africa, a 1...
ransomed	13	13	RANSOM, to pay a pri...
rapeseed	14	12	the seed of rape, fr...
rapiered	15	12	having a rapier [adj...
rappeled	18	16	RAPPEL, to descend f...
raptured	16	13	RAPTURE, to fill wit...
rarefied	15	12	RAREFY, to make less...
rarified	16	12	RARIFY, to make less...
rastered	13	9	RASTER, to create a...
ratified	16	12	RATIFY, to approve a...
rationed	12	10	RATION, to distribut...
ratooned	11	10	RATOON, to sprout fr...
rattened	12	10	RATTEN, to compel ob...
raunched	18	16	RAUNCH, (Spenser) to...
ravelled	17	15	RAVEL, to entangle [...
ravished	18	15	RAVISH, to seize and...
rawboned	17	16	having little flesh...
rawhided	19	15	RAWHIDE, to beat wit...
realised	14	10	REALISE, to accompli...
realized	17	19	REALIZE, to accompli...
reallied	15	11	REALLY, to ally agai...
reargued	14	12	REARGUE, to argue ag...
rearward	16	12	the rearmost divisio...
reascend	15	13	to ascend again [v -...
reasoned	11	10	REASON, to deduct in...
reavowed	17	16	REAVOW, to vow again...
reawaked	16	16	REAWAKE, to awake ag...
rebacked	19	19	REBACK, to replace t...
rebadged	16	15	REBADGE, to market a...
rebaited	15	12	REBAIT, to bait agai...
rebelled	17	14	REBEL, to oppose aut...
rebilled	18	14	REBILL, to bill agai...
rebodied	15	13	REBODY, to renew the...
reboiled	16	13	REBOIL, to boil agai...
rebooked	15	16	REBOOK, to book agai...
rebooted	14	12	REBOOT, to renew the...
rebraced	18	15	REBRACE, to brace ag...
rebuffed	20	19	REBUFF, to reject or...
reburied	16	13	REBURY, to bury agai...
rebutted	16	13	REBUT, to prove to b...
recalled	18	14	RECALL, to call back...
recanted	15	13	RECANT, to make a fo...
recapped	20	18	RECAP, (short for) r...
received	18	16	RECEIVE, to come int...
recensed	15	13	RECENSE, to revise c...
recessed	16	12	RECESS, to place in...
rechewed	21	17	RECHEW, to chew agai...
reckoned	16	17	RECKON, to count or...
reclined	17	14	RECLINE, to lean or...
reclosed	17	13	RECLOSE, to close ag...
recoaled	16	13	RECOAL, to refill wi...
recoated	15	12	RECOAT, to coat agai...
recocked	20	19	RECOCK, to cock agai...
recoiled	17	13	RECOIL, to draw back...
recoined	15	13	RECOIN, to coin agai...
recombed	19	18	RECOMB, to comb agai...
reconned	14	14	RECON, to conduct a...
recooked	16	16	RECOOK, to cook agai...
recopied	18	15	RECOPY, to copy agai...
recorded	16	13	RECORD, to register...
recorked	17	16	RECORK, to cork agai...
recouped	18	16	RECOUP, to get back...
recoured	16	13	RECOURE, to recover,...
recoyled	23	15	RECOYLE, (Spenser) t...
recrated	16	12	RECRATE, to crate ag...
recuiled	18	14	RECUILE, (Spenser) t...
recurred	17	13	RECUR, to come aroun...
recurved	19	17	RECURVE, to bend bac...
recycled	27	18	RECYCLE, to process...
redacted	16	13	REDACT, to prepare f...
reddened	12	12	REDDEN, to make or b...
redeemed	13	13	REDEEM, to buy back...
redefied	15	13	REDEFY, to defy agai...
redemand	13	14	to demand again [v -...
redenied	12	11	REDENY, to deny agai...
redialed	14	11	REDIAL, to dial agai...
redipped	18	16	REDIP, to dip again...
redlined	14	12	REDLINE, to withhold...
redocked	17	17	REDOCK, to dock agai...
redonned	11	12	REDON, to don again...
redubbed	18	17	REDUB, to dub again...
reduviid	17	15	a member of a family...
reearned	11	10	REEARN, to earn agai...
reechoed	17	14	REECHO, to echo back...
reedbird	16	13	a kind of bird, aka...
reedited	13	10	REEDIT, to edit agai...
reevoked	15	17	REEVOKE, to evoke ag...
refected	18	15	REFECT, to refresh w...
refelled	17	14	REFEL, (obsolete) to...
refenced	17	16	REFENCE, to fence ag...
refereed	14	12	REFEREE, to supervis...
referred	15	12	REFER, to direct to...
refilled	18	14	REFILL, to fill agai...
refilmed	18	16	REFILM, to film agai...
refitted	16	12	REFIT, to fit out af...
reflated	16	13	REFLATE, to inflate...
reflexed	22	20	REFLEX, to bend back...
reflowed	19	16	REFLOW, to flow agai...
refluxed	23	21	REFLUX, to cause to...
refolded	16	14	REFOLD, to fold agai...
refooted	14	12	REFOOT, to replace t...
reforged	16	14	REFORGE, to forge ag...
reformed	16	15	REFORM, to change to...
reframed	16	15	REFRAME, to put in a...
refueled	16	14	REFUEL, to fill with...
refunded	15	15	REFUND, to give back...
refurbed	18	16	REFURB, (colloquial)...
regained	13	12	REGAIN, to take poss...
regarded	14	12	REGARD, to look upon...
regauged	15	14	REGAUGE, to adjust t...
regeared	13	11	REGEAR, to equip aga...
regested	14	11	REGEST, (Milton) to...
regifted	17	14	REGIFT, to take a gi...
regilded	16	13	REGILD, to gild once...
reglazed	18	21	REGLAZE, to glaze ag...
reglowed	18	15	REGLOW, to glow agai...
regorged	15	13	REGORGE, to disgorge...
regraded	14	12	REGRADE, to grade ag...
regrated	14	11	REGRATE, to buy up i...
regreded	14	12	REGREDE, to retrogra...
reground	14	13	REGRIND, to grind ag...
rehabbed	19	17	REHAB, to restore to...
rehanged	15	14	REHANG, to hang agai...
rehashed	17	13	REHASH, to go over o...
reheated	14	11	REHEAT, to heat agai...
reheeled	15	12	REHEEL, to replace t...
rehemmed	17	17	REHEM, to take up th...
rehinged	16	14	REHINGE, to hinge ag...
rehoused	15	12	REHOUSE, to establis...
reimaged	15	14	REIMAGE, to fix the...
reinfund	15	15	to flow again [v -ED...
reissued	14	10	REISSUE, to issue ag...
reitered	13	9	REITER, to reiterate...
rejected	18	21	REJECT, to refuse to...
rejigged	18	22	REJIG, to fix someth...
rejoiced	18	21	REJOICE, to feel joy...
rejoined	14	19	REJOIN, to join agai...
rejudged	17	22	REJUDGE, to judge ag...
relanded	13	12	RELAND, to land agai...
relapsed	16	13	RELAPSE, to slip bac...
released	13	10	RELEASE, to set free...
relented	13	11	RELENT, to soften an...
relieved	16	14	RELIEVE, to free fro...
relinked	15	15	RELINK, to link agai...
relished	17	12	RELISH, to enjoy [v]
relisted	15	10	RELIST, to list agai...
reloaded	13	11	RELOAD, to load agai...
reloaned	12	11	RELOAN, to loan agai...
relocked	18	17	RELOCK, to lock agai...
relooked	14	14	RELOOK, to look agai...
relucted	18	14	RELUCT, (archaic) to...
remailed	15	13	REMAIL, to post agai...
remained	13	13	REMAIN, to continue...
remanded	13	14	REMAND, to send back...
remanned	12	14	REMAN, to supply a f...
remapped	18	18	REMAP, to map again...
remarked	15	16	REMARK, to say brief...
remeaded	13	13	REMEAD, (Scots) to r...
remedied	14	13	REMEDY, to relieve o...
remeided	14	13	REMEID, (Scots) to r...
remelted	15	13	REMELT, to melt agai...
remended	13	14	REMEND, to mend agai...
remerged	15	14	REMERGE, to merge ag...
reminded	14	14	REMIND, to cause to...
reminted	14	13	REMINT, to melt down...
remitted	15	12	REMIT, to send payme...
remolded	15	14	REMOLD, to retread a...
renagued	13	13	RENAGUE, to refuse,...
renailed	13	11	RENAIL, to nail agai...
rendered	12	11	RENDER, to plaster w...
renegued	13	13	RENEGUE, to refuse,...
renested	12	10	RENEST, to nest agai...
renigged	15	14	RENIG, (Irish) to re...
renowned	14	14	RENOWN, to make famo...
reoffend	16	16	to offend again [v -...
reopened	13	13	REOPEN, to open agai...
repacked	19	19	REPACK, to pack agai...
repaired	15	12	REPAIR, to restore t...
reparked	16	16	REPARK, to park agai...
repassed	15	12	REPASS, to pass agai...
repasted	15	12	REPAST, to partake o...
repealed	15	13	REPEAL, to revoke [v...
repeated	14	12	REPEAT, to say or do...
repegged	17	16	REPEG, to peg again...
repelled	17	14	REPEL, to drive back...
repented	14	13	REPENT, to regret an...
reperked	16	16	REPERK, to brew agai...
repetend	14	13	a phrase or sound th...
repinned	14	14	REPIN, to pin again...
repiqued	24	22	REPIQUE, to score in...
replaced	19	16	REPLACE, to put back...
replated	16	13	REPLATE, to plate ag...
replayed	22	15	REPLAY, to play agai...
repleted	16	13	REPLETE, to fill com...
replowed	19	16	REPLOW, to plow agai...
repolled	17	14	REPOLL, to poll agai...
reported	15	12	REPORT, to give an a...
reposted	15	12	REPOST, to post agai...
repotted	15	12	REPOT, to put in a n...
repoured	15	13	REPOUR, to pour agai...
repriced	19	15	REPRICE, to price ag...
reprimed	17	15	REPRIME, to prime ag...
reprised	16	12	REPRISE, to take bac...
reprived	18	16	REPRIVE, (Spenser) t...
reprized	19	21	REPRIZE, (Spenser) t...
reprobed	17	15	REPROBE, to probe ag...
reproved	17	16	REPROVE, to reprove...
repryved	24	18	REPRYVE, (Spenser) t...
repugned	16	16	REPUGN, to fight aga...
repulped	19	17	REPULP, to pulp agai...
repulsed	17	14	REPULSE, to drive ba...
repumped	19	19	REPUMP, to pump agai...
requered	21	19	REQUERE, (Spenser) t...
required	22	19	REQUIRE, to have nee...
requited	22	19	REQUITE, to repay [v...
requoted	21	19	REQUOTE, to quote ag...
reracked	17	16	RERACK, to rack agai...
rerailed	14	10	RERAIL, to replace o...
reraised	13	9	RERAISE, to raise ag...
rerecord	16	12	to record again [v -...
reremind	14	13	to remind again [v -...
rerented	12	10	RERENT, to rent agai...
rereward	16	12	the rearmost divisio...
rerigged	16	13	RERIG, to rig again...
rerolled	15	11	REROLL, to roll agai...
reroofed	14	12	REROOF, to renew the...
rerouted	13	10	REROUTE, to choose a...
resailed	14	10	RESAIL, to sail agai...
rescaled	17	13	RESCALE, to plan to...
rescored	16	12	RESCORE, to score ag...
resealed	13	10	RESEAL, to seal agai...
reseated	12	9	RESEAT, to seat agai...
resected	16	12	RESECT, to cut away...
reseeded	12	10	RESEED, to seed agai...
reseized	16	18	RESEIZE, (Spenser) t...
resented	12	10	RESENT, to feel affr...
reserved	15	13	RESERVE, to hold in...
resetted	13	9	RESET, to set again...
reshaped	17	14	RESHAPE, to shape ag...
reshaved	17	15	RESHAVE, to shave ag...
reshined	15	12	RESHINE, to shine ag...
reshowed	18	14	RESHOW, to show agai...
resifted	16	12	RESIFT, to sift agai...
resigned	14	12	RESIGN, to give up a...
resinoid	13	10	a resinous substance...
resisted	14	9	RESIST, to strive ag...
reskewed	17	16	RESKEW, (Spenser) to...
reslated	14	10	RESLATE, to put down...
resoaked	13	13	RESOAK, to soak agai...
resodded	13	11	RESOD, to put down n...
resolved	16	14	RESOLVE, to make a f...
resorbed	15	12	RESORB, to absorb ag...
resorted	13	9	RESORT, to sort agai...
respaced	18	15	RESPACE, to provide...
respaded	15	13	RESPADE, to turn ove...
respired	16	12	RESPIRE, to breathe...
respited	16	12	RESPITE, to relieve...
resplend	16	14	to shine brilliantly...
respread	15	12	to spread again [v R...
restaged	14	11	RESTAGE, to put on t...
restated	13	9	RESTATE, to state ag...
restoked	14	13	RESTOKE, to stoke ag...
restored	13	9	RESTORE, to bring ba...
restyled	21	12	RESTYLE, to make int...
resulted	15	11	RESULT, to follow as...
resurged	15	12	RESURGE, to rise aga...
retacked	17	16	RETACK, to tack agai...
retagged	15	13	RETAG, to tag again...
retailed	14	10	RETAIL, to sell dire...
retained	12	10	RETAIN, to keep poss...
retarded	13	10	RETARD, to hold back...
retasted	13	9	RETASTE, to taste ag...
reteamed	13	12	RETEAM, to team up w...
retested	13	9	RETEST, to test agai...
rethread	15	11	to thread again [v -...
retinoid	13	10	a compound analogous...
retinted	13	10	RETINT, to tint agai...
retinued	13	11	having a retinue [ad...
retitled	15	10	RETITLE, to give a n...
retooled	13	10	RETOOL, to reequip w...
retorted	13	9	RETORT, to answer ba...
retoured	13	10	RETOUR, to confirm a...
retraced	16	12	RETRACE, to go back...
retrated	13	9	RETRATE, (Spenser) t...
retunded	13	12	RETUND, to blunt the...
returfed	16	13	RETURF, to lay new t...
returned	13	11	RETURN, to go back [...
reunited	13	11	REUNITE, to come tog...
revalued	16	15	REVALUE, to value ag...
revamped	18	19	REVAMP, to make over...
revealed	15	14	REVEAL, to make know...
revelled	17	15	REVEL, to engage in...
revenged	15	16	REVENGE, to take ret...
revenued	14	15	possessed of revenue...
reverbed	17	16	REVERB, (Shakespeare...
reverend	14	14	a clergyman [n -S]
reversed	15	13	REVERSE, to turn or...
reverted	15	13	REVERT, to return to...
revested	15	13	REVEST, to vest agai...
revetted	15	13	REVET, to face with...
reviewed	18	16	REVIEW, to view agai...
revoiced	18	16	REVOICE, to refurnis...
revolted	16	14	REVOLT, to rise up a...
revolved	18	18	REVOLVE, to turn on...
revulsed	17	15	affected with revuls...
rewarded	16	13	REWARD, to give in r...
rewarmed	17	15	REWARM, to warm agai...
rewashed	18	14	REWASH, to wash agai...
reweaved	17	16	REWEAVE, to weave ag...
rewedded	16	14	REWED, to wed again...
rewelded	17	14	REWELD, to weld agai...
rewetted	16	12	REWET, to wet again...
rewilded	18	14	REWILD, to release (...
rewinded	16	14	REWIND, to wind agai...
reworded	16	13	REWORD, to state aga...
reworked	17	16	REWORK, to work agai...
rezeroed	15	18	REZERO, to reset (a...
rhabdoid	18	15	a rodlike body [n -S...
rheocord	18	14	a wire rheostat, a m...
rhizopod	21	23	any of a class of pr...
rhomboid	19	17	a parallelogram with...
rhumbaed	19	18	RHUMBA, (Spanish) to...
rhythmed	26	18	having a rhythm [adj...
ribboned	17	16	RIBBON, to decorate...
ricebird	20	15	the Java sparrow [n...
richened	18	15	RICHEN, to make or b...
richweed	22	17	a herb of the nettle...
rickyard	25	18	a yard for storing r...
riposted	16	12	RIPOSTE, to make a r...
ripsawed	19	15	RIPSAW, to cut with...
rivalled	18	15	RIVAL, to strive to...
rivelled	18	15	RIVEL, to wrinkle [v...
riverbed	18	16	the area covered by...
rivetted	16	13	RIVET, to fasten wit...
rizzared	20	27	RIZZAR, (Scots) to d...
rizzered	20	27	RIZZER, (Scots) to d...
rizzored	20	27	RIZZOR, (Scots) to d...
rocketed	17	16	ROCKET, to be projec...
rockweed	20	19	any coarse seaweed g...
romanced	16	16	ROMANCE, to woo [v]
roothold	16	12	maintenance of posit...
roqueted	21	19	ROQUET, to make such...
rosetted	13	9	ROSETTE, to award a...
rosewood	15	12	a valuable cabinet w...
rostered	13	9	ROSTER, to put on a...
rotunded	13	12	ROTUND, to round [v]
rowelled	18	14	ROWEL, to prick with...
rubbered	18	16	RUBBER, to provide w...
rubboard	18	16	a corrugated rectang...
rubefied	18	16	RUBEFY, to redden, a...
rubicund	20	18	inclining to redness...
rubified	19	16	RUBIFY, to redden, a...
rudistid	16	11	a cone-shapped extin...
ruinated	13	11	RUINATE, (archaic) t...
rummaged	17	18	RUMMAGE, to search t...
rumoured	15	14	RUMOUR, to spread by...
runround	13	13	evasive action [n -S...
ruptured	17	14	RUPTURE, to burst [v...
russeted	14	10	RUSSET, to become re...
ryebread	21	14	bread made from rye...
sacheted	18	14	possessed of a sache...
sackaged	18	18	SACKAGE, to sack or...
sackload	18	17	the contents of a sa...
saddened	12	12	SADDEN, to make sad...
safaried	15	12	SAFARI, to go on a h...
safetied	15	12	SAFETY, to protect a...
sagehood	15	13	the state of being w...
saggared	15	13	SAGGAR, to pack in a...
saggered	15	13	SAGGER, to pack in a...
salaamed	14	13	SALAAM, (Arabic) to...
salaried	14	10	SALARY, to pay perio...
saleyard	20	12	an enclosure in whic...
salified	17	13	SALIFY, to combine w...
sallowed	18	14	SALLOW, to make sall...
salmonid	15	14	a member of the salm...
saltated	14	10	SALTATE, to undergo...
salvaged	17	16	SALVAGE, to save fro...
sandaled	13	12	SANDAL, to dress in...
sanified	15	13	SANIFY, to make heal...
saraband	14	13	(Spanish) a stately...
sardined	13	11	SARDINE, to pack tig...
sashayed	21	13	SASHAY, (colloquial)...
sasswood	16	12	the bark of a West A...
satiated	13	9	SATIATE, to satisfy...
satinpod	15	13	a flowering plant, a...
saufgard	17	15	(Spenser) a safeguar...
sauropod	15	13	any gigantic herbivo...
savegard	16	15	(Spenser) to safegua...
savoured	15	14	SAVOUR, to taste or...
savoyard	21	15	a devotee of Gilbert...
savveyed	23	19	SAVVEY, (colloquial)...
sawdered	16	13	SAWDER, to flatter,...
scabbard	21	18	to sheathe, as a swo...
scabbled	22	19	SCABBLE, to shape ro...
scabland	19	17	rocky land with litt...
scaffold	22	19	to provide with a te...
scaithed	19	14	SCAITH, to injure, a...
scambled	21	19	SCAMBLE, to move awk...
scantled	17	14	SCANTLE, to stint, m...
scaphoid	21	17	a boat-shaped bone i...
scappled	22	19	SCAPPLE, to work sto...
scarpaed	18	15	SCARPA, to run away,...
scarphed	21	17	SCARPH, in carpentry...
scavaged	19	18	SCAVAGE, to scavenge...
sceduled	18	15	SCEDULE, (US) to pla...
sceptred	19	15	SCEPTRE, to invest w...
schapped	23	20	SCHAPPE, (German) to...
schizoid	23	23	suffering from schiz...
schooled	19	15	SCHOOL, to educate i...
schussed	20	15	SCHUSS, to make a fa...
sciaenid	16	13	a member of the fami...
scienced	19	16	versed [adj]
scincoid	20	16	belonging to the ski...
sciuroid	18	13	of or relating to sq...
sclaffed	22	19	SCLAFF, to strike th...
sclereid	18	13	a thick-walled plant...
scleroid	18	13	of tissue, hard, har...
sclimmed	21	19	SCLIM, (Scots) to cl...
scolecid	21	16	a worm of the Scolec...
scolytid	25	15	any one of numerous...
scombrid	21	18	a fish of the Scombr...
scooched	21	17	SCOOCH, to compress...
scooshed	18	14	SCOOSH, to squirt, a...
scopelid	20	16	a member of the Scop...
scorched	22	17	SCORCH, to burn slig...
scorepad	18	15	a pad on which score...
scotched	22	17	SCOTCH, to frustrate...
scourged	18	15	SCOURGE, to whip sev...
scoursed	17	13	SCOURSE, to barter,...
scrabbed	21	18	SCRAB, (dialect) to...
scragged	19	16	SCRAG, to wring the...
scrambed	20	18	SCRAMB, (dialect) to...
scrammed	19	18	SCRAM, to leave quic...
scrapped	21	18	SCRAP, to discard [v...
scratted	17	12	SCRAT, to scratch, a...
scrawbed	22	18	SCRAWB, to scrape wi...
scrawled	21	16	SCRAWL, to write has...
scrawmed	21	18	SCRAWM, (dialect) to...
scrawped	22	18	SCRAWP, (dialect) to...
screaked	17	16	SCREAK, to creak [v]
screamed	17	15	SCREAM, to utter a p...
screeded	16	13	SCREED, to tear; to...
screened	15	13	SCREEN, to provide w...
screeted	16	12	SCREET, (dialect) to...
screeved	18	16	SCREEVE, to write be...
scrieved	19	16	SCRIEVE, (Scots) to...
scrimped	21	18	SCRIMP, to scratch a...
scripted	20	15	SCRIPT, to prepare a...
scrobbed	21	18	SCROB, to scrape wit...
scrolled	19	14	SCROLL, to move text...
scrooged	17	14	SCROOGE, to crowd; t...
scrooped	18	15	SCROOP, to make a ha...
scrouged	18	15	SCROUGE, to crowd; t...
scrowled	21	16	SCROWLE, to draft, a...
scrubbed	22	19	SCRUB, to rub hard i...
scruffed	22	19	SCRUFF, in rugby, to...
scrummed	20	19	SCRUM, to mill aroun...
scrumped	21	19	SCRUMP, to gather wi...
scrupled	21	17	SCRUPLE, to hesitate...
scuddled	19	16	SCUDDLE, to run hast...
scuffled	23	20	SCUFFLE, to struggle...
sculpted	21	17	SCULPT, to form an i...
scumbled	22	20	SCUMBLE, to soften t...
scurried	18	13	SCURRY, to move hurr...
scutched	23	18	SCUTCH, to beat out...
scuttled	19	14	SCUTTLE, to move or...
sdeigned	14	13	SDEIGNE, (obsolete)...
seaboard	14	12	the line where land...
seahound	14	13	the dogfish [n -S]
searched	18	14	SEARCH, to look care...
seasoned	11	10	SEASON, to improve f...
secerned	15	13	SECERN, to discern a...
secluded	18	15	SECLUDE, to remove o...
seconded	15	14	SECOND, to support a...
secreted	16	12	SECRETE, to emit by...
sectored	16	12	SECTOR, to divide in...
seedhead	14	12	a seed-containing pa...
seesawed	15	12	SEESAW, to move up a...
selected	17	13	SELECT, to choose [v...
selfhood	18	15	the state of being a...
selfward	20	16	towards oneself [adv...
selvaged	17	16	SELVAGE, to border a...
semiarid	15	12	receiving between 10...
semibald	18	16	partly bald [adj]
semibold	18	16	a typeface between m...
semihard	17	14	moderately hard [adj...
semimild	18	16	partly mild [adj]
semiwild	20	16	somewhat wild [adj]
senesced	15	13	SENESCE, to become o...
sensated	12	10	SENSATE, to apprehen...
sepadded	15	14	SEPAD, to suppose, u...
sepalled	17	14	having one or more s...
sepaloid	16	13	of the form of sepal...
sequined	21	20	SEQUIN, to apply shi...
serfhood	17	14	the state of being a...
seriated	13	9	SERIATE, to arrange...
seriffed	18	15	with a serif, a deco...
sermoned	13	13	SERMON, to preach a...
serpulid	18	14	a marine worm that l...
serranid	13	10	a group of fish, sea...
serrated	13	9	SERRATE, to supply w...
seruewed	16	13	SERUEWE, (Spenser) t...
servewed	18	16	SERVEWE, (Spenser) t...
serviced	19	16	SERVICE, to repair [...
sesamoid	14	12	shaped like a sesame...
settered	13	9	SETTER, to treat wit...
shackled	21	19	SHACKLE, to confine...
shadowed	18	15	SHADOW, to make dark...
shambled	20	18	SHAMBLE, to walk awk...
shammied	18	17	SHAMMY, to prepare l...
shamoyed	22	16	SHAMOY, to prepare s...
shapened	16	15	SHAPEN, to shape [v]
sheathed	17	13	SHEATHE, to put into...
shedhand	17	15	a person who works i...
shedload	16	13	a large amount [n -S...
sheetfed	17	14	pertaining to a type...
shepherd	20	16	to watch over carefu...
sherried	16	11	cooked or flavoured...
shetland	16	13	a lightweight loosel...
sheuched	21	17	SHEUCH, to plant tem...
sheughed	19	16	SHEUGH, (Scots) to p...
shielded	17	13	SHIELD, to protect f...
shimmied	19	17	SHIMMY, to dance the...
shingled	18	15	SHINGLE, to cover wi...
shinnied	15	13	SHINNY, to climb by...
shintied	16	12	SHINTY, to play shin...
shipload	19	15	a ship with a full c...
shipyard	25	16	a place where ships...
shithead	18	13	an unpleasant person...
shitload	17	12	(slang) a lot [n -S]
shivered	18	15	SHIVER, to tremble w...
shlepped	21	18	SHLEPP, (Yiddish) to...
shlumped	21	19	SHLUMP, (Yiddish) to...
shmeared	16	14	SHMEAR, (Yiddish) to...
shmeered	16	14	SHMEER, to bribe, al...
shmoosed	16	14	SHMOOSE, (Yiddish) t...
shmoozed	19	23	SHMOOZE, (Yiddish) t...
shoggled	19	16	SHOGGLE, (Scots) to...
shoogied	16	13	SHOOGIE, (Scots) to...
shoogled	17	14	SHOOGLE, (Scots) to...
shooshed	17	13	SHOOSH, to move with...
shoveled	18	16	SHOVEL, to use a dig...
showered	18	14	SHOWER, to bathe in...
showyard	25	16	a yard for cattle sh...
shredded	16	13	SHRED, to cut into f...
shreeked	16	15	SHREEK, (Shakespeare...
shreiked	17	15	SHREIK, (Milton) to...
shrieked	17	15	SHRIEK, to utter a s...
shrieved	18	15	SHRIEVE, to hear a c...
shrilled	19	13	SHRILL, to utter a h...
shrimped	20	17	SHRIMP, to catch sma...
shroffed	20	17	SHROFF, to test coin...
shroomed	16	14	SHROOM, to take magi...
shrouded	16	13	SHROUD, to attire in...
shrubbed	21	18	SHRUB, to lop; to cu...
shrugged	19	16	SHRUG, to raise and...
shtupped	21	18	SHTUP, (Yiddish) to...
shuffled	22	19	SHUFFLE, to walk wit...
shuttled	18	13	SHUTTLE, to move bac...
shvitzed	22	24	SHVITZ, (Yiddish) to...
siamesed	14	12	SIAMESE, to join pip...
siamezed	17	21	SIAMEZE, to join pip...
sickened	17	17	SICKEN, to make sick...
sicklied	20	17	SICKLY, to make sick...
sideband	15	14	a band of radio freq...
sideroad	13	10	a byroad [n -S]
sideward	17	13	in a sideways direct...
sigmated	16	14	SIGMATE, to add a si...
signaled	15	13	SIGNAL, to make a si...
signeted	14	12	SIGNET, to mark with...
silenced	17	14	SILENCE, to make qui...
silkened	15	15	SILKEN, to make soft...
silkweed	19	17	another name for the...
siluroid	16	11	any of a family of c...
silvered	17	14	SILVER, to cover wit...
simmered	16	15	SIMMER, to cook just...
simpered	17	15	SIMPER, to smirk in...
sinnered	12	11	SINNER, to transgres...
sintered	13	10	SINTER, to make cohe...
sinuated	13	11	SINUATE, to curve in...
sinusoid	14	11	a curve having the f...
siphoned	17	15	SIPHON, to draw off...
sirnamed	14	13	SIRNAME, to give the...
sistered	14	9	SISTER, to treat lik...
sistroid	15	9	shaped like a sistru...
situated	14	10	SITUATE, to place in...
siwashed	19	14	SIWASH, to camp out...
skaithed	17	15	SKAITH, (obsolete) t...
skellied	17	15	SKELLIE, (Scots) to...
sketched	20	18	SKETCH, to make a ro...
skewbald	21	20	a horse with brown a...
skewered	17	16	SKEWER, to pierce wi...
skidooed	14	14	SKIDOO, to ride a sk...
skiffled	21	20	SKIFFLE, to play a p...
skinfood	16	17	a cosmetic intended...
skinhead	16	16	one whose hair is cu...
skitched	21	18	SKITCH, (New Zealand...
skittled	17	14	SKITTLE, to knock do...
skivered	17	17	SKIVER, (dialect) to...
skivvied	20	21	SKIVVY, to work as a...
sklented	15	15	SKLENT, (Scots) to s...
skliffed	21	20	SKLIFF, (Scots) to s...
sklimmed	19	20	SKLIM, (Scots) to cl...
skooshed	16	15	SKOOSH, (Scots) to s...
skrimped	19	19	SKRIMP, to scratch a...
skrumped	19	20	SKRUMP, (colloquial)...
skurried	16	14	SKURRY, to move in a...
skuttled	17	15	SKUTTLE, to move or...
skyboard	23	18	a board with foot bi...
skydived	24	20	SKYDIVE, to parachut...
slairged	16	12	SLAIRG, (Scots) to s...
slalomed	16	14	SLALOM, (Norwegian)...
slaphead	18	15	someone with a shave...
slavered	16	14	SLAVER, to drool [v]
sleazoid	17	19	a person of low mora...
sleighed	18	14	SLEIGH, to ride in a...
sleuthed	17	13	SLEUTH, to act as a...
slighted	19	14	SLIGHT, to treat wit...
slipshod	20	15	carelessly done [adj...
slivered	17	14	SLIVER, to cut into...
slobland	17	15	a mudflat, reclaimed...
sloganed	14	13	having a slogan [adj...
slokened	14	15	SLOKEN, (Scots) to q...
slooshed	16	12	SLOOSH, to wash or r...
slouched	20	16	SLOUCH, to sit, stan...
sloughed	18	15	SLOUGH, to cast off...
slugabed	18	16	one who indulges in...
sluggard	18	15	a habitually lazy pe...
slumlord	18	15	a landlord of slum p...
slurried	16	11	SLURRY, to convert i...
smatched	20	17	SMATCH, (obsolete) t...
smeeched	19	17	SMEECH, (dialect) to...
smeethed	16	14	SMEETH, to make smoo...
smiddied	16	14	SMIDDY, to forge met...
smirched	21	17	SMIRCH, to soil, bes...
smithied	18	14	SMITHY, to forge met...
smooched	19	17	SMOOCH, to kiss, als...
smoodged	15	15	SMOODGE, (Australian...
smooshed	16	14	SMOOSH, to paint to...
smoothed	16	14	SMOOTH, to make smoo...
smorbrod	17	15	(Norwegian) hors d'o...
smouched	20	18	SMOUCH, to kiss clos...
smuggled	19	18	SMUGGLE, to import o...
smutched	21	18	SMUTCH, to soil [v]
snabbled	18	17	SNABBLE, to put a bi...
snaffled	18	17	SNAFFLE, to obtain b...
snapweed	17	16	a flowering plant [n...
snarfled	16	14	SNARFLE, to snarl [v...
snatched	18	15	SNATCH, to seize sud...
sneeshed	14	12	SNEESH, to take snuf...
sniffled	19	17	SNIFFLE, to sniff re...
sniggled	17	15	SNIGGLE, to fish for...
snirtled	15	11	SNIRTLE, (Scots) to...
snitched	19	15	SNITCH, to inform on...
sniveled	16	15	SNIVEL, to cry or wh...
snoozled	16	20	SNOOZLE, (colloquial...
snowbird	19	16	an arctic finch, oft...
snowland	16	15	an area marked by a...
snowmold	18	17	a fungus disease of...
snowshed	18	15	a structure which pr...
snuffled	19	18	SNUFFLE, to sniffle...
snuggled	17	16	SNUGGLE, to press cl...
snuzzled	21	30	SNUZZLE, to caress w...
soapland	15	14	(slang) a red-light...
socketed	17	16	SOCKET, to provide w...
soddened	12	12	SODDEN, to make or b...
sodgered	14	12	SODGER, to soldier [...
softened	14	13	SOFTEN, to make soft...
softhead	17	14	a foolish person [n...
softwood	18	15	the soft wood of var...
soldered	14	11	SOLDER, to join toge...
solenoid	13	11	a cylindrical wire c...
soliquid	24	20	a fluid colloidal sy...
sollared	15	11	SOLLAR, (archaic) to...
solpugid	19	16	(Latin) a type of ve...
solvated	16	14	SOLVATE, to convert...
sombered	16	15	SOMBER, to make somb...
songbird	17	15	a bird that utters a...
sonneted	11	11	SONNET, to compose a...
sorehead	14	11	a person who is easi...
soricoid	17	12	shrewlike, also SORI...
sorrowed	16	12	SORROW, to grieve [v...
souffled	19	17	like a souffle, made...
sourveld	17	15	(Afrikaans) in South...
sourwood	16	13	the sorrel tree [n -...
sowbread	18	15	a kind of cyclamen,...
spackled	21	20	SPACKLE, to fill cra...
spairged	17	14	SPAIRGE, to sprinkle...
spangled	17	16	SPANGLE, to adorn wi...
sparkled	18	17	SPARKLE, to reflect...
spavined	17	17	infected with spavin...
speckled	21	20	SPECKLE, to mark wit...
speeched	20	17	SPEECH, to harangue...
spetched	21	17	SPETCH, to repair or...
sphenoid	17	15	wedge-shaped, also S...
spheroid	18	14	a body resembling or...
sphingid	20	17	a member of the Sphi...
spicated	19	15	spiked; spikelike, a...
spidered	16	13	SPIDER, to move in a...
spiffied	21	18	SPIFFY, to make spif...
spighted	20	16	SPIGHT, (Spenser) to...
spindled	17	15	SPINDLE, to impale o...
spiraled	17	13	SPIRAL, to move in s...
spirated	16	12	spirally twisted [ad...
spirited	17	12	SPIRIT, to carry off...
splashed	19	15	SPLASH, to scatter l...
splatted	17	13	SPLAT, to flatten on...
splendid	17	15	magnificent [adj SPL...
splinted	17	14	SPLINT, to put a spl...
splished	20	15	SPLISH, to splash, a...
splitted	18	13	SPLIT, to separate l...
splodged	18	16	SPLODGE, to make a s...
sploshed	19	15	SPLOSH, to splash, a...
splurged	19	16	SPLURGE, to spend mo...
splurted	18	14	SPLURT, to gush fort...
spongoid	16	15	resembling a sponge...
spoonfed	16	16	aided in every way [...
spragged	18	16	SPRAG, to stop with...
sprained	15	13	SPRAIN, to injure by...
sprawled	20	16	SPRAWL, to stretch o...
spreazed	18	21	SPREAZE, (SW dialect...
spreezed	18	21	SPREEZE, (SW dialect...
sprented	15	13	SPRENT, to spring or...
sprigged	19	16	SPRIG, to embroider...
springed	17	15	SPRINGE, to snare in...
sprinted	16	13	SPRINT, to run at to...
spritzed	20	21	SPRITZ, to spray (li...
sprouted	16	13	SPROUT, to begin to...
spruiked	18	17	SPRUIK, (Australian...
sprushed	19	15	SPRUSH, (Scots) to s...
spulyied	24	16	SPULYIE, (Scots) to...
spulzied	21	23	SPULZIE, (Scots) to...
squabbed	26	25	SQUAB, to stuff, uph...
squadded	22	21	SQUAD, to form into...
squailed	23	20	SQUAIL, to pelt with...
squalled	24	21	SQUALL, to rain or b...
squaloid	23	20	like a shark [adj]
squashed	24	21	SQUASH, to press int...
squatted	22	19	SQUAT, to sit on one...
squawked	26	26	SQUAWK, to utter a l...
squeaked	22	23	SQUEAK, to make a sh...
squealed	22	20	SQUEAL, to utter a s...
squeezed	24	28	SQUEEZE, to press ha...
squegged	24	23	SQUEG, to oscillate...
squibbed	27	25	SQUIB, to lampoon [v...
squidded	23	21	SQUID, to fish with...
squidged	24	22	SQUIDGE, to squeeze...
squiffed	27	25	(colloquial) tipsy,...
squinied	22	20	SQUINY, (dialect) to...
squinted	22	20	SQUINT, to look with...
squirmed	24	22	SQUIRM, to wriggle [...
squirred	23	19	SQUIRR, to scour, se...
squirted	23	19	SQUIRT, to throw out...
squished	25	21	SQUISH, to squash, a...
squushed	25	22	SQUUSH, to squash [v...
staggard	16	13	the male red deer wh...
stamened	13	13	having stamens [adj]
stanched	18	15	STANCH, to stop the...
standard	13	11	conforming to the no...
stanzaed	15	19	having a stanza [adj...
starched	19	14	STARCH, to stiffen a...
startled	15	10	STARTLE, to frighten...
statured	14	10	sculptured [adj]
steadied	13	10	STEADY, to make stea...
steddied	14	11	STEDDY, (archaic) to...
steedied	13	10	STEEDY, (archaic) to...
steepled	16	13	having a steeple [ad...
stemhead	16	14	the head of the stem...
stenched	18	15	STENCH, to cause to...
stenosed	12	10	affected with stenos...
stereoed	12	9	STEREO, to make a ty...
stewpond	18	16	a fish pond [n -S]
stickied	19	16	STICKY, to make stic...
stickled	20	17	STICKLE, to argue st...
stiddied	15	11	STIDDIE, to forge on...
stinkard	15	14	a despicable person...
stippled	20	16	STIPPLE, to paint or...
stipuled	18	14	having a stipule [ad...
stitched	20	14	STITCH, to sew toget...
stithied	17	11	STITHY, to forge on...
stopband	17	16	a band of frequencie...
stoppled	19	16	STOPPLE, to stop up,...
stopword	19	15	a frequently used wo...
storeyed	19	11	having a storey [adj...
stounded	13	12	STOUND, to ache, thr...
stoushed	16	12	STOUSH, (Australian...
stownded	16	14	STOWND, to ache, thr...
straffed	18	15	STRAFF, (German) to...
straiked	15	13	STRAIK, to stroke, a...
strained	13	10	STRAIN, to exert to...
straited	14	9	STRAIT, to confine [...
stramped	17	15	STRAMP, (Scots) to t...
stranded	13	11	STRAND, to leave in...
strapped	18	15	STRAP, to fasten wit...
strayved	22	15	STRAYVE, (dialect) t...
streaked	14	13	STREAK, to cover wit...
streamed	14	12	STREAM, to flow in a...
streeked	14	13	STREEK, to stretch;...
streeled	14	10	STREEL, (Irish) to t...
streeted	13	9	STREET, to provide w...
stressed	14	9	STRESS, to place emp...
striated	14	9	STRIATE, to mark wit...
strigged	17	13	STRIG, to remove the...
strimmed	17	15	STRIM, to cut grass...
stringed	15	12	STRING, to provide w...
stripped	19	15	STRIP, to remove the...
stroamed	14	12	STROAM, to wander ab...
strodled	15	11	STRODLE, (dialect) t...
strolled	16	11	STROLL, to walk in a...
stropped	18	15	STROP, to sharpen on...
strouted	14	10	STROUT, to swell; to...
strummed	17	16	STRUM, to play a str...
strunted	14	11	STRUNT, to walk with...
strutted	15	10	STRUT, to walk with...
stubbled	20	17	having a stubble [ad...
stuccoed	20	16	STUCCO, to coat with...
stukkend	16	19	(South African) brok...
stumbled	19	17	STUMBLE, to trip whe...
stunkard	15	15	(Scots) sulky, sulle...
sturdied	15	11	afflicted with sturd...
sturnoid	14	11	pertaining to starli...
stylised	22	12	STYLISE, to make con...
stylized	25	21	STYLIZE, to make con...
stylopid	24	15	an insect that is a...
subacrid	20	16	somewhat acrid [adj]
subacted	19	16	SUBACT, to subdue [v...
subbreed	18	16	a distinguishable st...
subchord	22	18	a subdivision of a c...
subdewed	19	17	SUBDEW, to bring und...
subduced	20	18	SUBDUCE, to take awa...
subfeued	18	17	SUBFEU, to grant lan...
subfield	20	17	a subset of a mathem...
subfluid	21	18	somewhat fluid [adj]
subhumid	21	19	of a climate, too we...
sublated	17	14	SUBLATE, to deny; to...
sublimed	19	17	SUBLIME, to sublimat...
suborned	15	14	SUBORN, to induce to...
subsided	17	14	SUBSIDE, to sink to...
subsumed	18	17	SUBSUME, to classify...
subtrend	16	14	a subordinate trend...
suburbed	19	17	having a suburb [adj...
subvened	17	18	SUBVENE, to arrive o...
subwayed	25	18	SUBWAY, to travel by...
subworld	21	17	a subdivision of a s...
succored	20	16	SUCCOR, to go to the...
suckered	18	17	SUCKER, to strip off...
suffered	18	16	SUFFER, to feel pain...
sufficed	22	19	SUFFICE, to be adequ...
suffixed	25	23	SUFFIX, to add to th...
suffused	19	17	SUFFUSE, to spread t...
suicided	18	14	SUICIDE, to kill one...
suitored	14	10	SUITOR, (archaic) to...
sulcated	18	14	having long, narrow...
sulfated	17	14	SULFATE, to treat wi...
sulfured	18	15	SULFUR, to treat wit...
summated	16	16	SUMMATE, to add toge...
summered	16	16	SUMMER, to pass the...
summited	17	16	SUMMIT, to take part...
summoned	15	17	SUMMON, to order to...
sumpweed	20	19	a marsh plant [n -S]
sunbaked	16	18	SUNBAKE, to bake e.g...
sunblind	17	16	a blind to keep out...
sundered	13	12	SUNDER, to break apa...
sunscald	18	15	an injury of woody p...
superadd	16	14	to add further [v -E...
superbad	18	16	exceedingly bad [adj...
suppered	18	16	SUPPER, to supply wi...
supplied	20	17	SUPPLY, to provide w...
supposed	18	16	SUPPOSE, to assume t...
surbased	16	13	having a surbase [ad...
surbated	16	13	SURBATE, to make foo...
suretied	14	10	SURETY, (Shakespeare...
surfaced	19	16	SURFACE, to apply an...
surfbird	20	16	an American Pacific...
surmised	16	13	SURMISE, to infer wi...
surnamed	14	14	SURNAME, to give the...
surround	14	12	to encompass [v -ED,...
surtaxed	20	17	SURTAX, to assess wi...
surveyed	22	16	SURVEY, to examine i...
survived	19	18	SURVIVE, to remain i...
suspired	17	13	SUSPIRE, to sigh [v]
swaddled	18	15	SWADDLE, to wrap in...
swanherd	18	15	one who tends swans...
swindged	18	16	SWINDGE, (Shakespear...
swindled	18	15	SWINDLE, to take mon...
swingled	19	16	SWINGLE, to separate...
switched	23	17	SWITCH, to beat with...
swiveled	20	17	SWIVEL, to turn on a...
swizzled	25	31	SWIZZLE, to defraud,...
swooshed	18	14	SWOOSH, to make a no...
swounded	16	15	SWOUND, to faint, al...
syconoid	22	15	of or like a sycon,...
symboled	24	18	SYMBOL, to serve as...
synapsed	21	15	SYNAPSE, to come tog...
synapsid	22	15	one of a group of ex...
synergid	21	14	a cell found in the...
syphered	24	16	SYPHER, to lay an ed...
syphoned	23	17	SYPHON, to draw off...
syringed	21	14	SYRINGE, to treat wi...
systemed	21	14	having a system [adj...
tabarded	15	13	wearing a tabard [ad...
tabefied	17	15	TABEFY, to waste awa...
tableted	16	13	TABLET, to write on...
taboured	15	13	TABOUR, to beat on a...
tachinid	19	15	any dipterous bristl...
taenioid	12	10	like a tapeworm [adj...
tagboard	16	14	a material for makin...
tailored	14	10	TAILOR, to fit with...
tailskid	17	14	a support on which t...
tailwind	18	14	a wind coming from b...
taivered	15	13	TAIVER, (Scots) to w...
talcumed	19	17	TALCUM, to treat wit...
talented	13	11	having a talent [adj...
tallaged	16	13	TALLAGE, to levy tal...
tallowed	18	14	TALLOW, to smear wit...
tamarind	14	13	(Arabic) a large tro...
tampered	16	15	TAMPER, to interfere...
tamponed	15	16	TAMPON, to plug with...
tankered	13	14	TANKER, to transport...
tannoyed	17	13	TANNOY, to announce...
tapiroid	16	12	any member of the ta...
tappiced	21	18	TAPPICE, to lie low...
targeted	14	11	TARGET, to make a go...
tariffed	18	15	TARIFF, to tax impor...
tarrowed	16	12	TARROW, (Scots) to h...
tarsioid	14	9	a fossil of the subo...
tarsiped	16	12	a marsupial of the g...
tartaned	12	10	clad in tartan [adj]
tasseled	14	10	TASSEL, to adorn wit...
tattered	13	9	TATTER, to become to...
tattooed	12	9	TATTOO, to mark the...
tattowed	16	12	TATTOW, to mark the...
tautened	12	11	TAUTEN, to make taut...
tchicked	24	21	TCHICK, to make a so...
teaboard	14	12	a tray for serving t...
teabread	14	12	a loaf of cake conta...
teakwood	16	16	the wood of the teak...
teaseled	13	10	TEASEL, to raise a n...
teazeled	16	19	TEAZEL, to raise a n...
technoid	18	15	a technician [n -S]
teddered	13	11	TEDDER, to use such...
teenaged	12	12	teenage [adj]
teetered	12	9	TEETER, to move unst...
telfered	16	13	TELFER, to transport...
tellared	15	11	TELLAR, to produce s...
tellered	15	11	TELLER, to produce s...
telneted	13	11	TELNET, to access a...
tempered	16	15	TEMPER, to moderate...
tenanted	11	11	TENANT, to occupy as...
tendered	12	11	TENDER, to offer [v]
tentered	12	10	TENTER, to stretch o...
tepefied	17	15	TEPEFY, to make or b...
teratoid	13	9	resembling a monster...
terraced	16	12	TERRACE, to form int...
tetanoid	12	10	resembling tetanus [...
tethered	15	11	TETHER, to confine w...
tetracid	17	12	a substance capable...
tetrapod	15	12	a four-footed animal...
tetroxid	20	16	an oxide having four...
tettered	13	9	TETTER, to affect wi...
textured	20	17	TEXTURE, to make by...
thalloid	18	13	having the form of a...
thatched	21	16	THATCH, to cover wit...
theropod	17	14	a carnivorous dinosa...
thetched	21	16	THETCH, (Spenser) to...
thimbled	21	18	THIMBLE, to wear a c...
thinclad	20	16	a runner on a track...
thirsted	17	11	THIRST, to have a ne...
thousand	15	13	a number, ten hundre...
thralled	18	13	THRALL, to enslave [...
thranged	16	14	THRANG, (Scots) to t...
thrashed	18	13	THRASH, to beat [v]
thraward	19	14	(Scots) froward, obs...
threaded	15	12	THREAD, to pass cott...
threaped	17	14	THREAP, to dispute,...
threated	15	11	THREAT, to intimidat...
threeped	17	14	THREEP, to dispute,...
threshed	18	13	THRESH, to separate...
thridded	17	13	THRID, (Spenser) to...
thrilled	19	13	THRILL, to excite gr...
thristed	17	11	THRIST, (Spenser) to...
throated	15	11	THROAT, to utter in...
throbbed	20	17	THROB, to pulsate [v...
thronged	16	14	THRONG, to crowd int...
thrummed	19	18	THRUM, to play a str...
thrusted	17	12	THRUST, to push forc...
thwacked	23	21	THWACK, to strike wi...
thwarted	19	14	THWART, to cross the...
thyreoid	22	13	a shield-shaped bone...
thyrsoid	23	13	having the form of a...
ticketed	18	16	TICKET, to label [v]
tickseed	18	16	a flowering plant [n...
tideland	14	12	land covered and unc...
tiffined	18	16	TIFFIN, to take lunc...
tiggered	16	13	TIGGER, to damage (e...
tightwad	21	16	a stingy person [n -...
tillered	16	11	TILLER, to put forth...
tiltyard	22	12	a area for jousting...
timbered	17	15	TIMBER, to furnish w...
timecard	18	15	a card for recording...
tinkered	14	14	TINKER, to repair sh...
tinseled	14	11	TINSEL, to give a sh...
titrated	14	9	TITRATE, to measure...
tittered	14	9	TITTER, to utter a r...
tittuped	17	13	TITTUP, to prance, s...
titupped	19	16	TITUP, to prance [v]
tochered	18	14	TOCHER, (Gaelic) to...
toggered	15	13	TOGGER, (colloquial)...
toileted	14	10	TOILET, to dress and...
toltered	14	10	TOLTER, (dialect) to...
tommycod	25	20	a kind of cod, also...
tomponed	15	16	TOMPON, to plug with...
tonified	15	13	TONIFY, to give tone...
tonsured	13	11	TONSURE, to shave th...
toolhead	15	12	a part of a machine...
toolshed	16	12	a shed where tools a...
toplined	16	14	TOPLINE, to feature...
tortured	14	10	TORTURE, to subject...
totalled	15	11	TOTAL, to amount to...
tottered	13	9	TOTTER, to walk unst...
touchpad	21	18	a keypad sensitized...
towelled	18	14	TOWEL, to wipe with...
townland	16	15	esp. in Ireland, a d...
townward	19	16	in the direction of...
tracheid	19	14	a long tubelike but...
trachled	20	15	TRACHLE, to draggle,...
trackbed	20	19	the foundations of a...
trackpad	20	19	part of a laptop com...
traduced	17	14	TRADUCE, to defame [...
traipsed	16	12	TRAIPSE, to walk wea...
trameled	15	13	TRAMEL, (US) to hind...
trampled	18	16	TRAMPLE, to tread ro...
tramroad	14	12	a track with sunken...
trapesed	15	12	TRAPES, to walk in a...
trapezed	18	21	TRAPEZE, to perform...
traveled	16	14	TRAVEL, to go from o...
treacled	17	13	TREACLE, to smear wi...
treadled	14	11	TREADLE, to work by...
treddled	15	12	TREDDLE, to work by...
trembled	18	16	TREMBLE, to shake in...
tremored	14	12	TREMOR, to quiver, s...
trenched	18	15	TRENCH, to dig a lon...
trendoid	13	11	a trendy person [n -...
trialled	16	11	TRIAL, to make a jud...
trichoid	20	14	hairlike [adj]
trichord	20	14	an instrument, such...
trickled	20	17	TRICKLE, to run slow...
trilbied	18	13	wearing a trilby [ad...
trilobed	17	13	having three lobes [...
trindled	15	12	TRINDLE, to propel b...
triplied	18	13	TRIPLY, (Scots) in S...
triploid	18	13	a cell having three...
trippled	20	16	TRIPPLE, to proceed...
trochoid	19	14	a geometric curve tr...
trollied	16	11	TROLLY, to travel by...
trophied	18	14	TROPHY, to honour wi...
troubled	17	14	TROUBLE, to distress...
troughed	17	14	TROUGH, to eat greed...
trounced	16	14	TROUNCE, to beat sev...
troweled	17	13	TROWEL, to smooth wi...
truanted	13	11	TRUANT, to be absent...
truckled	20	18	TRUCKLE, to yield we...
truebred	16	13	denoting a thoroughb...
truffled	20	17	TRUFFLE, to hunt or...
trundled	15	13	TRUNDLE, to propel b...
trusteed	14	10	TRUSTEE, to entrust...
tsktsked	17	17	TSKTSK, to utter an...
tuberoid	16	13	a thickened or flesh...
tuckered	18	17	TUCKER, to tire out...
tuilyied	22	13	TUILYIE [v]
tuilzied	19	20	TUILZIE [v]
tumefied	17	16	TUMEFY, to swell [v]
tumesced	18	16	TUMESCE, to swell [v...
tumulted	17	15	TUMULT, to make a gr...
tunicked	18	18	wearing a tunic [adj...
tunneled	13	13	TUNNEL, to dig a tun...
turbaned	15	14	wearing a turban, al...
turbined	16	14	drive by a turbine [...
turniped	16	14	TURNIP, to plant wit...
turreted	14	10	having a turret [adj...
tuxedoed	19	18	dressed in a tuxedo...
twaddled	18	15	TWADDLE, to talk foo...
twangled	18	16	TWANGLE, to make a s...
twattled	18	13	TWATTLE, to talk foo...
tweedled	17	14	TWEEDLE, to perform...
twichild	25	18	a person in his or h...
twiddled	19	15	TWIDDLE, to play idl...
twighted	21	16	TWIGHT, (Spenser) to...
twinkled	19	18	TWINKLE, to shine wi...
twitched	23	17	TWITCH, to move spas...
twizzled	25	31	TWIZZLE, to twirl, s...
typified	25	17	TYPIFY, to serve at...
tyranned	18	13	TYRANNE, to play the...
tyranted	19	12	TYRANT, to play the...
uglified	19	16	UGLIFY, to make ugly...
ulstered	15	11	wearing an ulster [a...
ultrared	15	11	a part of the visibl...
ululated	16	13	ULULATE, to lament l...
umbelled	19	18	having umbels, also...
umbraged	18	18	UMBRAGE, to offend [...
umbrated	17	16	faintly traced [adj]
umlauted	16	15	UMLAUT, to place an...
unabated	14	14	not made less in deg...
unabused	15	15	not abused [adj]
unadored	12	12	not adored [adj]
unafraid	15	14	not afraid [adj]
unagreed	13	13	not agreed [adj]
unallied	15	13	not allied [adj]
unamazed	16	23	not amazed [adj]
unamused	14	15	not amused [adj]
unaneled	12	13	without extreme unct...
unarched	18	16	not arched [adj]
unargued	14	14	not argued [adj]
unatoned	11	12	not atoned [adj]
unavowed	17	18	not avowed [adj UNAV...
unawaked	16	18	not awakened [adj]
unbacked	19	21	not backed [adj]
unbagged	17	18	UNBAG, to let out of...
unbaited	15	14	not baited [adj]
unbanded	14	16	not banded [adj]
unbanked	15	19	not deposited [adj]
unbanned	13	16	UNBAN, to remove a p...
unbarbed	17	17	not barbed [adj]
unbarked	16	18	UNBARK, to strip of...
unbarred	15	14	UNBAR, to become unb...
unbasted	15	14	not basted [adj]
unbathed	17	16	not bathed [adj]
unbeared	14	14	UNBEAR, to free from...
unbedded	15	16	UNBED, to rouse from...
unbegged	17	18	not entreated [adj]
unbelted	16	15	UNBELT, to remove th...
unbended	14	16	UNBEND, to relax [v]
unbiased	15	14	UNBIAS, to free from...
unbilled	18	16	not billed [adj]
unbitted	16	14	UNBITT, to take off...
unblamed	17	18	not blamed [adj]
unblowed	19	18	(Shakespeare) not bl...
unbobbed	19	20	not bobbed [adj]
unbodied	15	15	having no body [adj]
unboiled	16	15	not boiled [adj]
unbolted	16	15	UNBOLT, to undo a bo...
unbonded	14	16	not bonded [adj]
unbooked	15	18	not entered in a boo...
unbooted	14	14	UNBOOT, to take off...
unbraced	18	17	UNBRACE, to free fro...
unbraked	16	18	UNBRAKE, to release...
unbrused	16	15	(Shakespeare) unbrui...
unbudded	16	17	not yet in bud [adj]
unburied	16	15	UNBURY, to disinter;...
unburned	15	16	not burned [adj]
unbusied	16	15	UNBUSY, to make less...
unbusted	16	15	not burst [adj]
uncalled	18	16	not called [adj]
uncandid	16	16	not candid [adj UNCA...
uncanned	14	16	not canned [adj]
uncapped	20	20	UNCAP, to remove the...
uncarded	16	15	not carded [adj]
uncarted	16	14	UNCART, to take off...
uncarved	18	18	not carved [adj]
uncashed	18	16	not surrendered for...
uncasked	17	18	not put in a cask [a...
uncasted	16	14	UNCAST, to undo the...
uncaused	16	15	not caused [adj]
unchewed	21	19	not chewed [adj]
unchoked	19	20	UNCHOKE, to free fro...
unclawed	20	18	not clawed [adj]
unclewed	20	18	UNCLEW, (archaic) to...
unclosed	17	15	UNCLOSE, to open [v]
uncloyed	23	17	not cloyed [adj]
uncoated	15	14	not coated [adj]
uncocked	20	21	UNCOCK, to remove fr...
uncoiled	17	15	UNCOIL, to release f...
uncoined	15	15	not coined, also UNC...
uncolted	17	15	UNCOLT, (Shakespeare...
uncombed	19	20	not combed [adj]
uncooked	16	18	not cooked [adj]
uncooled	16	15	not cooled [adj]
uncorded	16	15	UNCORD, to free from...
uncorked	17	18	UNCORK, to draw the...
uncowled	20	18	UNCOWL, to remove th...
uncoyned	21	17	(Shakespeare) uncoin...
uncrated	16	14	UNCRATE, to remove f...
uncrewed	19	17	not crewed [adj]
uncuffed	21	21	UNCUFF, to remove ha...
unculled	19	17	not culled [adj]
uncurbed	19	18	UNCURB, to remove re...
uncurled	18	16	UNCURL, to straighte...
uncursed	17	15	UNCURSE, to free fro...
uncurved	19	19	not curved [adj]
undammed	15	18	UNDAM, to free water...
undamned	13	16	not damned [adj]
undamped	16	18	not damped [adj]
undashed	15	14	not dashed, e.g. of...
undeafed	14	15	UNDEAF, to free from...
undecked	17	19	UNDECK, to rid or or...
undeeded	12	13	(Shakespeare) unused...
undefied	15	15	not defied [adj]
undenied	12	13	not denied [adj]
undented	12	13	not dented [adj]
underbid	16	15	to bid lower than [v...
underbud	16	16	to bud from beneath...
underdid	14	13	UNDERDO, to do insuf...
underfed	15	15	fed an insufficient...
undergod	14	14	a lesser god [n -S]
underpad	15	15	a layer of soft foam...
undimmed	16	18	not dimmed [adj]
undinted	13	13	not dinted [adj]
undipped	18	18	unbaptised [adj]
undocked	17	19	UNDOCK, to move away...
undoomed	13	15	not doomed [adj]
undotted	13	12	not dotted [adj]
undraped	15	15	UNDRAPE, to strip of...
undubbed	18	19	not dubbed [adj]
undulled	16	15	not dulled [adj]
unearned	11	12	not earned [adj]
unedited	13	12	not edited, also INE...
unelated	13	12	not elated [adj]
unenvied	14	16	not envied [adj]
unerased	12	11	not erased [adj]
unespied	15	14	not espied [adj]
unevaded	14	16	not evaded [adj]
unfabled	18	18	not fabled [adj]
unfaired	15	14	UNFAIR, (Shakespeare...
unfanned	13	16	not fanned [adj]
unfeared	14	14	not feared [adj]
unfelled	17	16	not felled [adj]
unfelted	16	15	not felted [adj]
unfenced	17	18	UNFENCE, to remove a...
unfilled	18	16	not filled [adj]
unfilmed	18	18	not filmed [adj]
unfished	18	16	not fished [adj]
unfitted	16	14	UNFIT, to make unfit...
unflawed	19	18	without flaw [adj]
unflexed	22	22	not flexed [adj]
unfluted	17	16	not fluted [adj]
unfoiled	16	15	not foiled [adj]
unfolded	16	16	UNFOLD, to open some...
unfooled	15	15	UNFOOL, to undeceive...
unfooted	14	14	untrodden [adj]
unforbid	18	17	(Milton) not forbidd...
unforced	18	17	not forced [adj UNFO...
unforged	16	16	not forged [adj]
unforked	16	18	not forked [adj]
unformed	16	17	UNFORM, to unmake [v...
unframed	16	17	not framed [adj]
unfriend	15	15	to remove someone fr...
unfunded	15	17	not funded [adj]
unfurled	17	16	UNFURL, to unroll [v...
unfurred	16	15	without fur [adj]
ungagged	16	17	UNGAG, to remove a g...
ungalled	16	15	not galled [adj]
ungarbed	16	16	not garbed [adj]
ungauged	15	16	not gauged [adj]
ungeared	13	13	UNGEAR, to unharness...
ungelded	15	15	not gelded [adj]
ungifted	17	16	not gifted [adj]
ungilded	16	15	UNGILD, to remove th...
ungirded	15	14	UNGIRD, to remove a...
unglazed	18	23	not glazed [adj]
ungloved	17	18	UNGLOVE, to uncover...
ungodded	14	15	UNGOD, to deprive of...
ungorged	15	15	not sated [adj]
ungowned	16	17	UNGOWN, to strip of...
ungraced	17	16	not graced [adj]
ungraded	14	14	not graded [adj]
ungrazed	17	22	not grazed [adj]
unground	14	15	not ground [adj]
unguided	15	15	not guided [adj]
ungummed	17	20	UNGUM, to free from...
unhacked	19	20	not hacked [adj]
unhailed	16	14	not hailed [adj]
unhaired	15	13	UNHAIR, to remove th...
unhalsed	16	14	(Scott) unsaluted [a...
unhalved	18	18	not halved [adj]
unhanded	14	15	UNHAND, to remove th...
unhanged	15	16	UNHANG, to detach fr...
unharmed	16	16	not harmed [adj]
unhasped	17	16	UNHASP, to unfasten...
unhatted	15	13	UNHAT, to remove a h...
unheaded	14	14	UNHEAD, to decapitat...
unhealed	15	14	UNHEAL, (Spenser) to...
unheated	14	13	not heated [adj]
unhedged	16	16	not hedged [adj]
unheeded	14	14	not heeded [adj UNHE...
unhelmed	17	17	UNHELM, to remove th...
unhelped	18	17	not helped [adj]
unhinged	16	16	UNHINGE, to remove f...
unhooded	14	14	UNHOOD, to remove a...
unhooked	15	17	UNHOOK, to remove fr...
unhooped	16	16	UNHOOP, to remove ho...
unhorsed	15	13	UNHORSE, to cause to...
unhoused	15	14	UNHOUSE, to deprive...
unhunted	15	15	not hunted [adj]
unhusked	17	18	UNHUSK, to remove th...
unideaed	12	12	lacking ideas [adj]
unilobed	16	15	having one lobe, als...
unimbued	17	18	not imbued [adj]
uninured	13	13	not inured [adj]
unironed	12	12	not ironed [adj]
unissued	14	12	not issued [adj]
unitised	14	11	UNITISE, to divide i...
unitized	17	20	UNITIZE, to divide i...
unjammed	17	26	UNJAM, to free from...
unjoined	14	21	not joined [adj]
unjudged	17	24	not judged [adj]
unkeeled	14	16	not keeled [adj]
unkenned	12	17	unknown, strange, al...
unkinged	15	18	UNKING, to deprive o...
unkinked	15	20	UNKINK, to remove cu...
unkissed	15	15	UNKISS, (Shakespeare...
unlashed	16	14	UNLASH, to untie the...
unleaded	13	13	a product containing...
unleased	13	12	not leased [adj]
unletted	14	12	not letted (of a pro...
unlevied	16	16	not levied [adj]
unlicked	19	19	not licked [adj]
unlidded	15	14	UNLID, to take the l...
unlinked	15	17	UNLINK, to unfasten...
unlisted	15	12	not listed [adj]
unloaded	13	13	UNLOAD, to remove ca...
unlocked	18	19	UNLOCK, to unfasten...
unlooked	14	16	not looked [adj]
unloosed	13	12	UNLOOSE, to set free...
unlopped	18	18	not lopped [adj]
unlorded	14	13	UNLORD, to strip of...
unmailed	15	15	not sent by mail [ad...
unmaimed	15	17	not maimed [adj]
unmanned	12	16	UNMAN, to deprive of...
unmapped	18	20	not mapped [adj]
unmarked	15	18	not marked [adj]
unmarred	14	14	not marred [adj]
unmasked	15	18	UNMASK, to remove a...
unmatted	14	14	not matted [adj]
unmelted	15	15	not melted [adj]
unmended	13	16	not mended [adj]
unmeshed	16	16	UNMESH, to disentang...
unmilked	17	19	not milked [adj]
unmilled	17	16	not milled [adj]
unminded	14	16	not minded [adj]
unmissed	15	14	not missed [adj]
unmitred	15	14	UNMITRE, to depose f...
unmoaned	12	15	not lamented [adj]
unmolded	15	16	UNMOLD, to change th...
unmonied	13	15	without money, also...
unmoored	13	14	UNMOOR, to release f...
unnailed	13	13	UNNAIL, to remove th...
unnaneld	12	14	(Shakespeare) withou...
unneeded	11	13	not needed [adj]
unnerved	14	16	UNNERVE, to deprive...
unnested	12	12	UNNEST, to turn out...
unnetted	12	12	not in a net [adj]
unnobled	15	16	UNNOBLE, to deprive...
unobeyed	20	16	not obeyed [adj]
unopened	13	15	not opened [adj]
unpacked	19	21	UNPACK, to remove th...
unpadded	15	16	not padded [adj]
unpained	14	15	not pained [adj]
unpaired	15	14	not paired [adj]
unpanged	15	17	without pangs [adj]
unparted	15	14	not parted [adj]
unpathed	17	16	not pathed [adj]
unpeeled	15	15	not peeled [adj]
unpeered	14	14	unequalled [adj]
unpegged	17	18	UNPEG, to remove the...
unpenned	13	16	UNPEN, to release fr...
unpicked	20	21	UNPICK, to remove th...
unpinked	16	19	(Shakespeare) not pi...
unpinned	14	16	UNPIN, to remove the...
unpitied	16	14	not pitied [adj]
unpitted	16	14	not pitted [adj]
unplaced	19	18	UNPLACE, to displace...
unplayed	22	17	not played [adj]
unplowed	19	18	not plowed [adj]
unplumed	18	19	UNPLUME, to strip of...
unpoised	15	14	not poised [adj]
unpolled	17	16	not polled [adj]
unposted	15	14	not posted [adj]
unpotted	15	14	not potted [adj]
unprayed	21	16	UNPRAY, to revoke th...
unpriced	19	17	not priced [adj]
unprimed	17	17	not primed [adj]
unprized	19	23	not prized [adj]
unprobed	17	17	not probed [adj]
unproved	17	18	not proved [adj]
unpruned	15	16	not pruned [adj]
unpulled	18	17	not pulled [adj]
unpurged	17	17	not purged [adj]
unpursed	16	15	UNPURSE, to relax th...
unquoted	21	21	UNQUOTE, to close a...
unracked	17	18	not strained [adj]
unraised	13	11	not raised [adj]
unranked	13	16	not ranked [adj]
unreaped	14	14	not reaped [adj]
unreaved	14	15	UNREAVE, to unwind;...
unrecked	17	18	not regarded [adj]
unreeled	13	12	UNREEL, to unwind fr...
unreeved	14	15	UNREEVE, to withdraw...
unreined	12	12	UNREIN, to give rein...
unrented	12	12	not rented [adj]
unrepaid	15	14	not repaid [adj]
unrested	13	11	not rested [adj]
unrhymed	23	18	not rhymed [adj]
unribbed	18	17	not ribbed [adj]
unrifled	17	15	not rifled [adj]
unrigged	16	15	UNRIG, to divest of...
unringed	14	14	not ringed [adj]
unrinsed	13	12	not rinsed [adj]
unripped	18	17	UNRIP, to rip open [...
unrolled	15	13	UNROLL, to open some...
unroofed	14	14	UNROOF, to remove th...
unrooted	12	11	UNROOT, to tear up b...
unrotted	13	11	not rotted [adj]
unrouged	14	14	not rouged [adj]
unroused	13	12	not roused [adj]
unrubbed	18	18	not rubbed [adj]
unrushed	16	14	not rushed [adj]
unrusted	14	12	not rusted [adj]
unsailed	14	12	unnavigated [adj]
unsained	12	12	unblessed [adj]
unsalted	14	12	not salted [adj]
unsapped	17	17	not sapped [adj]
unsashed	15	13	not sashed [adj]
unscaled	17	15	UNSCALE, to remove t...
unsealed	13	12	UNSEAL, to break the...
unseamed	13	14	UNSEAM, to open the...
unseared	12	11	not seared [adj]
unseated	12	11	UNSEAT, to remove fr...
unseeded	12	12	not seeded [adj]
unseeled	13	12	UNSEEL, to unstitch...
unseized	16	20	not seized [adj]
unselfed	16	15	UNSELF, to deprive o...
unsensed	12	12	UNSENSE, to deprive...
unserved	15	15	not served [adj]
unshaded	15	14	not shaded [adj]
unshaked	16	17	(Shakespeare) unshak...
unshaled	16	14	UNSHALE, to strip th...
unshamed	16	16	not shamed [adj]
unshaped	17	16	UNSHAPE, to deprive...
unshared	15	13	not shared [adj]
unshaved	17	17	not shaved, also UNS...
unshroud	16	14	to remove the shroud...
unshrubd	19	17	(Shakespeare) withou...
unsifted	16	14	not sifted [adj]
unsigned	14	14	not signed [adj]
unslaked	15	16	not slaked [adj]
unsliced	18	15	not sliced [adj]
unsmoked	15	18	not smoked [adj]
unsoaked	13	15	not soaked [adj]
unsoaped	14	14	not soaped [adj]
unsoiled	14	12	not soiled [adj]
unsolved	16	16	not solved [adj]
unsorted	13	11	not sorted [adj]
unsouled	14	13	UNSOUL, to deprive o...
unsoured	13	12	not soured [adj]
unspared	15	14	not treated with mil...
unstated	13	11	UNSTATE, (Shakespear...
unstayed	19	13	not secured with rop...
unstoned	12	12	not stoned [adj]
unstowed	16	14	UNSTOW, to empty of...
unsucked	18	19	not sucked [adj]
unsuited	14	12	UNSUIT, to make unsu...
unsummed	16	18	unaccounted [adj]
unsunned	12	14	not exposed to sun [...
unswayed	22	16	not swayed [adj]
untacked	17	18	UNTACK, to remove a...
untagged	15	15	not tagged [adj]
untailed	14	12	not tailed [adj]
untanned	11	13	not tanned [adj]
untapped	17	17	not tapped [adj]
untarred	13	11	not tarred e.g. of a...
untasted	13	11	not tasted [adj]
unteamed	13	14	UNTEAM, to unyoke a...
untended	12	13	not tended [adj]
untented	12	12	UNTENT, to remove fr...
untested	13	11	not tested [adj]
unthawed	18	16	UNTHAW, to cause to...
unthread	15	13	to remove the thread...
untidied	14	12	UNTIDY, to make unti...
untilled	16	13	not tilled [adj]
untilted	15	12	not tilted [adj]
untinged	14	14	not tinged [adj]
untinned	12	13	UNTIN, to take the t...
untipped	18	17	without a tip e.g. o...
untitled	15	12	not titled [adj]
untombed	16	17	UNTOMB, to remove fr...
untoward	16	14	not appropriate [adj...
untraced	16	14	UNTRACE, to loose fr...
untraded	13	12	unfrequented [adj]
untucked	18	19	UNTUCK, to release f...
untufted	16	15	not tufted [adj]
unturbid	17	15	not turbid [adj]
unturfed	16	15	UNTURF, to strip of...
unturned	13	13	UNTURN, to turn back...
untwined	16	15	UNTWINE, to separate...
ununited	13	13	not united [adj]
unvailed	16	16	UNVAILE, (obsolete)...
unvalued	16	17	not valued [adj]
unvaried	15	15	not varied [adj]
unveiled	16	16	UNVEIL, to remove a...
unveined	14	16	not veined [adj]
unvented	14	16	not vented [adj]
unversed	15	15	not versed [adj]
unvested	15	15	not vested [adj]
unvetted	15	15	not vetted [adj]
unviewed	18	18	not viewed [adj]
unvizard	19	24	to open the visor of...
unvoiced	18	18	UNVOICE, to deprive...
unwalled	18	16	not walled [adj]
unwanted	15	15	not wanted [adj]
unwarded	16	15	not warded [adj]
unwarmed	17	17	not warmed [adj]
unwarned	15	15	not warned [adj]
unwarped	18	17	not warped [adj]
unwashed	18	16	(colloquial) the low...
unwasted	16	14	not wasted [adj]
unweaned	14	15	not weaned [adj]
unwebbed	20	20	not webbed [adj]
unwedded	16	16	not wedded, also UNW...
unweeded	15	15	not weeded [adj]
unweened	14	15	unexpected [adj]
unwelded	17	16	not welded [adj]
unwetted	16	14	not wetted [adj]
unwigged	19	18	not wigged [adj]
unwilled	19	16	UNWILL, to deprive o...
unwinged	17	17	not winged [adj]
unwished	19	16	UNWISH, (Shakespeare...
unwitted	17	14	UNWIT, to make unsan...
unwonted	15	15	unaccustomed, also U...
unwooded	15	15	not wooded [adj]
unworded	16	15	speechless [adj]
unworked	17	18	UNWORK, to undo or d...
unwormed	17	17	of a dog, not wormed...
unyeaned	17	14	not yeaned [adj]
unzipped	21	26	UNZIP, to open the z...
upboiled	19	17	UPBOIL, to boil up [...
upbrayed	24	18	UPBRAY, (Spenser) to...
upclosed	20	17	UPCLOSE, to close up...
upcoiled	20	17	UPCOIL, to coil up [...
upcurled	21	18	UPCURL, to curl up [...
upcurved	22	21	UPCURVE, to curve up...
upcycled	30	22	UPCYCLE, to recycle...
updarted	16	14	UPDART, to dart up [...
upfilled	21	18	UPFILL, to fill up [...
upflowed	22	20	UPFLOW, to flow up [...
upfolded	19	18	UPFOLD, to fold up [...
upfurled	20	18	UPFURL, to roll up [...
upgirded	18	16	UPGIRD, to gird comp...
upgraded	17	16	UPGRADE, to raise to...
upgushed	20	18	UPGUSH, to gush up [...
upheaped	19	18	UPHEAP, to heap up [...
upheaved	19	19	UPHEAVE, to heave up...
uphurled	20	17	UPHURL, to hurl up [...
upjetted	18	22	UPJET, to spout up [...
upleaned	15	15	UPLEAN, to rest one'...
upleaped	18	17	UPLEAP, to leap up [...
uplifted	20	17	UPLIFT, to lift up [...
uplinked	18	19	UPLINK, to send by u...
uploaded	16	15	UPLOAD, to transfer...
uplocked	21	21	UPLOCK, to lock up [...
uplooked	17	18	UPLOOK, to look up [...
upraised	16	13	UPRAISE, to raise up...
upreared	15	13	UPREAR, to raise; to...
uproared	15	13	UPROAR, (Shakespeare...
uprolled	18	15	UPROLL, to roll upwa...
uprooted	15	13	UPROOT, to pull up b...
uproused	16	14	UPROUSE, to rouse up...
uprushed	19	16	UPRUSH, to rush up [...
upscaled	20	17	UPSCALE, to appeal t...
upsoared	15	13	UPSOAR, to soar upwa...
upstaged	17	15	UPSTAGE, to outdo th...
upstared	16	13	UPSTARE, to stare up...
upstayed	22	15	UPSTAY, to sustain [...
upsurged	18	16	UPSURGE, to surge up...
upswayed	25	18	UPSWAY, to swing up...
uptalked	18	18	UPTALK, to end a dec...
uptilted	18	14	UPTILT, to tilt upwa...
uptossed	16	13	UPTOSS, to toss upwa...
upturned	16	15	UPTURN, to turn up o...
upvalued	19	19	UPVALUE, to increase...
upwafted	21	19	UPWAFT, to waft upwa...
upwelled	21	18	UPWELL, to well up [...
urinated	13	11	URINATE, to discharg...
urnfield	17	15	a late Bronze Age ce...
urochord	19	15	a rodlike structure...
utilised	16	11	UTILISE, to make use...
utilized	19	20	UTILIZE, to make use...
vacuated	18	17	VACUATE, (obsolete)...
vacuumed	20	21	VACUUM, to operate a...
vagabond	17	19	to live like a vagra...
valanced	18	18	VALANCE, to drape wi...
valleyed	23	17	having valleys [adj]
vallhund	20	19	(Swedish) a Swedish...
valuated	16	15	VALUATE, to appraise...
vamoosed	15	16	VAMOOSE, to leave qu...
vampired	19	19	VAMPIRE, to prey upo...
vandyked	22	21	VANDYKE, to notch or...
vanessid	15	14	a butterfly of the r...
vanguard	16	17	the forefront of a m...
vanished	17	16	VANISH, to disappear...
vanitied	15	14	full of vanity [adj]
vantaged	15	16	VANTAGE, (Spenser) t...
vapoured	17	17	VAPOUR, to turn into...
variated	15	13	VARIATE, to change,...
varicoid	19	16	resembling a swollen...
varoomed	15	16	VAROOM, to run an en...
vartabed	17	16	a member of an Armen...
vectored	18	16	VECTOR, to guide in...
velveted	18	18	having the plush of...
veneered	13	14	VENEER, to overlay w...
ventured	15	15	VENTURE, to risk, al...
verdured	16	15	having green vegetat...
verecund	18	18	(Latin) shy, coy, ba...
verified	18	16	VERIFY, to prove to...
vermined	16	17	infested with vermin...
vesseled	16	14	having a vessel [adj...
vestured	16	14	VESTURE, (archaic) t...
vibrated	18	16	VIBRATE, to move bac...
vibrioid	19	16	of or like a vibrio,...
viciated	19	16	VICIATE, (obsolete)...
viewshed	21	18	the natural environm...
vilified	20	17	VILIFY, to slander;...
vilipend	19	18	(Latin) to treat as...
vineyard	21	16	an area planted with...
vinified	18	17	VINIFY, to convert i...
vintaged	16	16	VINTAGE, to strip of...
violated	16	14	VIOLATE, to fail to...
virgined	17	16	VIRGIN, (Shakespeare...
virusoid	17	14	a particle of RNA as...
visioned	15	14	VISION, to see, perc...
vitiated	16	13	VITIATE, to impair t...
viverrid	19	17	a member of the ferr...
vivified	21	20	VIVIFY, to give life...
vizarded	19	23	VIZARD, to mask or d...
volleyed	23	17	VOLLEY, to return a...
volutoid	17	15	like a volute [adj]
voodooed	13	14	VOODOO, to bewitch b...
voudoued	15	16	VOUDOU, to bewitch b...
vowelled	20	18	VOWEL, to use as a s...
waggoned	17	17	WAGGON, to transport...
waitered	16	12	WAITER, to serve at...
walleyed	24	16	having a walleye [ad...
walloped	20	17	WALLOP, to beat soun...
wallowed	21	17	WALLOW, to roll abou...
wallsend	18	15	coal of a certain qu...
wandered	15	14	WANDER, to move abou...
wantoned	14	14	WANTON, to behave in...
wappered	20	18	WAPPER, to cause to...
wardened	15	14	WARDEN, to guard as...
wardered	16	13	WARDER, to guard as...
warfared	18	15	WARFARE, to wage war...
wargamed	18	17	WARGAME, to engage i...
warraned	15	13	WARRAN, (obsolete) t...
warrayed	22	14	WARRAY, (obsolete) t...
warreyed	22	14	WARREY, (obsolete) t...
warstled	18	13	WARSTLE, to wrestle,...
wartweed	19	15	any of a family of l...
washered	18	14	WASHER, to fit with...
washhand	20	17	as in washhand basin...
washland	19	16	an area of land floo...
wastered	16	12	WASTER, (Scots) to s...
waterbed	18	15	a bed filled with wa...
wauchted	22	18	WAUCHT, (Scots) to d...
waughted	20	17	WAUGHT, (Scots) to d...
waveband	19	20	a range of radio fre...
wayboard	24	17	a thin geological se...
waybread	24	17	the common dooryard...
wayfared	24	17	WAYFARE, (archaic) t...
weakened	15	17	WEAKEN, to make weak...
weaponed	16	16	WEAPON, to supply wi...
weaseled	16	13	WEASEL, to act evasi...
weazened	17	22	WEAZEN, to become dr...
webified	21	18	WEBIFY, to put a pie...
weddered	16	14	WEDDER, (dialect) to...
wedelned	16	15	WEDELN, (German) to...
weedhead	17	15	a person who uses a...
weeviled	19	17	infested by weevils,...
weighted	20	16	WEIGHT, to add heavi...
welcomed	21	19	WELCOME, to greet co...
wellhead	20	16	the source of a spri...
weltered	17	13	WELTER, to roll abou...
weregild	19	15	a price paid for tak...
westered	16	12	WESTER, to move towa...
westward	20	15	in a westerly direct...
whaisled	20	15	WHAISLE, to wheeze,...
whaizled	23	24	WHAIZLE, to wheeze,...
wheeched	23	19	WHEECH, (Scots) to m...
wheedled	19	16	WHEEDLE, to entice b...
wheenged	18	17	WHEENGE, (Scots) to...
wheepled	21	18	WHEEPLE, (Scots) to...
wheeshed	20	16	WHEESH, (Scots) to c...
wheezled	22	24	WHEEZLE, (Scots) to...
whemmled	22	21	WHEMMLE, to overturn...
wherried	19	14	WHERRY, to transport...
wheughed	22	19	WHEUGH, to utter a s...
whiffled	25	21	WHIFFLE, to blow in...
whillied	22	16	WHILLY, to entice by...
whimpled	24	21	WHIMPLE, to wear a v...
whimsied	21	17	WHIMSY, full of whim...
whiniard	19	15	(historical) a short...
whinnied	18	16	WHINNY, to make a hi...
whinyard	25	17	(historical) a short...
whipbird	25	20	the coach-whip bird...
whipcord	25	20	a fabric with bold t...
whirried	20	14	WHIRRY, to move rapi...
whishted	22	16	WHISHT, (Scots) to k...
whistled	21	15	WHISTLE, to make a s...
whitened	18	15	WHITEN, to make whit...
whittled	21	15	WHITTLE, to shave or...
whombled	23	21	WHOMBLE, to overturn...
whommled	22	21	WHOMMLE, to overturn...
whooshed	20	16	WHOOSH, to move with...
whummled	23	22	WHUMMLE, to overturn...
wickered	21	19	made of wicker [adj]
wideband	18	17	a wide bandwidth tra...
wifehood	20	17	the status of a wife...
wildcard	22	17	a symbol used in a d...
wildered	18	14	WILDER, to cause to...
wildland	19	16	uncultivated land [n...
wildwood	21	17	natural forest land...
willeyed	25	16	WILLEY, to clean in...
willowed	22	17	WILLOW, to clean tex...
willyard	26	16	bent on having one's...
windload	17	15	the force on a struc...
windowed	19	17	WINDOW, to provide a...
windward	20	17	in the direction of...
winnowed	18	17	WINNOW, to separate...
wintered	16	13	WINTER, to pass the...
withered	19	14	WITHER, to dry up an...
witherod	19	14	a North American shr...
withheld	23	17	WITHHOLD, to hold ba...
withhold	23	17	to hold back [v WITH...
withwind	23	18	(dialect) bindweed o...
wittered	17	12	WITTER, to mutter pe...
wivehood	20	18	(Spenser) wifehood,...
womanned	15	17	WOMAN, to play the p...
wondered	15	14	WONDER, to speculate...
woodbind	18	17	the honeysuckle, als...
woodened	14	14	WOODEN, (Australian...
woodland	16	15	land covered with tr...
woodshed	18	15	to practice on a mus...
woodward	19	16	an officer of the fo...
woodwind	19	17	any orchestral wind...
woodyard	22	15	a yard in which wood...
woolshed	19	15	a large shed for she...
woolward	20	16	(obsolete) wearing w...
workload	18	17	the amount of work a...
wormseed	17	15	any one of several p...
wormwood	20	18	the bitter plant Art...
worrited	17	12	WORRIT, to worry, al...
worsened	15	13	WORSEN, to become wo...
worthied	19	14	WORTHY, (obsolete) t...
wrangled	18	16	WRANGLE, to argue no...
wrassled	18	13	WRASSLE, to wrestle,...
wrastled	18	13	WRASTLE, to wrestle,...
wreathed	18	14	WREATHE, to shape in...
wrenched	21	18	WRENCH, to wrest vio...
wrestled	18	13	WRESTLE, to engage i...
wretched	22	17	miserable [adj WRETC...
wriggled	21	17	WRIGGLE, to twist an...
wrinkled	19	18	WRINKLE, to crease [...
writhled	21	15	(archaic) shrivelled...
wuthered	19	15	WUTHER, to move swif...
yabbered	23	17	YABBER, (Native Aust...
yammered	21	17	YAMMER, to complain...
yardbird	23	15	an army recruit [n -...
yardland	20	14	an English unit of l...
yardwand	22	16	a stick three feet l...
yattered	19	11	YATTER, to talk idly...
ycleeped	25	18	YCLEEPE, to call by...
yellowed	24	16	YELLOW, to make or b...
yickered	24	18	YICKER, to utter sha...
yikkered	22	19	YIKKER, to utter sha...
yodelled	21	14	YODEL, to sing with...
yoicksed	24	18	YOICKS, to cry out a...
ypsiloid	24	15	shaped like an upsil...
zamzawed	23	33	(dialect) of tea, st...
zhooshed	20	22	ZHOOSH, to make more...
zindabad	18	23	(Hindi) long live, u...
zippered	21	24	ZIPPER, to close wit...
zygaenid	23	23	relating to the moth...

8 letter words that end with D

8 letter words that end with D

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