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abandoned
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ABANDON, to leave or...
abdicated
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ABDICATE, to renounc...
aberrated
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ABERRATE, to go astr...
abjointed
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ABJOINT, to cut off...
abnegated
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ABNEGATE, to renounc...
abolished
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16
ABOLISH, to put an e...
abreacted
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16
ABREACT, to resolve...
abrogated
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15
ABROGATE, to repeal...
abscessed
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16
ABSCESS, to form an...
abscinded
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18
ABSCIND, to cut off...
absconded
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ABSCOND, to depart s...
abstained
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ABSTAIN, to refrain...
absterged
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15
ABSTERGE, to cleanse...
acanthoid
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spine-shaped [adj]
acclaimed
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ACCLAIM, to shout ap...
accoasted
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16
ACCOAST, to lie or s...
accoladed
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18
ACCOLADE, to give an...
accompted
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ACCOMPT, to explain...
accoraged
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18
ACCORAGE, (Spenser)...
accounted
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18
ACCOUNT, to explain...
accourted
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17
ACCOURT, to entertai...
accoutred
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17
ACCOUTRE, to dress o...
acerbated
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ACERBATE, to embitte...
acetified
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16
ACETIFY, to convert...
acidified
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17
ACIDIFY, to render a...
acierated
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13
ACIERATE, to turn in...
acquitted
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ACQUIT, to free from...
actinopod
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any protozoan of the...
activated
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17
ACTIVATE, to set in...
activised
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17
ACTIVISE, to activat...
activized
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ACTIVIZE, to activat...
aculeated
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prickly; pointed; st...
adderbead
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a prehistoric orname...
addressed
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12
ADDRESS, to speak to...
adhibited
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16
ADHIBIT, to attach;...
adjourned
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ADJOURN, to suspend...
adpressed
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14
ADPRESS, to press to...
adulthood
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the state of being a...
aduncated
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hooked, also ADUNC,...
advocated
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ADVOCATE, to plead i...
affianced
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AFFIANCE, to betroth...
afflicted
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20
AFFLICT, to distress...
affoorded
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AFFOORD, (Spenser) t...
affrapped
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AFFRAP, (Spenser) to...
affrended
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(Spenser) reconciled...
affronted
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AFFRONT, to insult t...
aforehand
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beforehand [adv]
aforesaid
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mentioned previously...
aftereyed
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AFTEREYE, (Shakespea...
afterward
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at a later time, als...
afterword
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an epilogue [n -S]
aggressed
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AGGRESS, to attack f...
aggrieved
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AGGRIEVE, to distres...
ahungered
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(archaic) oppressed...
airheaded
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13
like an airhead [adj...
airlifted
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14
AIRLIFT, to transpor...
airmailed
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AIRMAIL, to send mai...
albitised
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ALBITISE, to turn in...
albitized
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ALBITIZE, to turn in...
alewashed
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(Shakespeare) affect...
alienated
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ALIENATE, to make in...
alimented
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ALIMENT, to feed, no...
alimonied
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provided with an ali...
alkalised
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ALKALISE, to convert...
alkalized
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ALKALIZE, to convert...
alkylated
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18
ALKYLATE, to combine...
allantoid
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13
a saclike fetal memb...
alligated
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14
ALLIGATE, to unite b...
allocated
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15
ALLOCATE, to set apa...
aloeswood
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a soft, resinous woo...
alopecoid
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of or resembling a f...
amaryllid
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any member of the am...
ambulated
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AMBULATE, to walk; t...
amnestied
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AMNESTY, to pardon d...
amortised
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13
AMORTISE, to liquida...
amortized
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AMORTIZE, to liquida...
ampersand
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the and sign &, also...
amperzand
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the and sign &, also...
amplified
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AMPLIFY, to make lar...
amputated
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AMPUTATE, to cut off...
anabantid
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any of various spiny...
analysand
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a person undergoing...
aneuploid
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a cell or individual...
angelhood
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the state of being a...
anglified
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ANGLIFY, to make Eng...
anguished
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ANGUISH, to suffer e...
angulated
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ANGULATE, to form wi...
anhungred
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(archaic) hungry, al...
ankylosed
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18
ANKYLOSE, to fuse as...
annalised
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ANNALISE, to record,...
annalized
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ANNALIZE, to record,...
annotated
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ANNOTATE, to append...
announced
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ANNOUNCE, to make kn...
annulated
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marked with a ring o...
anteceded
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ANTECEDE, to go befo...
antedated
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ANTEDATE, to date fr...
anticised
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ANTICISE, to play an...
anticized
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ANTICIZE, to play an...
antidoted
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ANTIDOTE, to counter...
antifraud
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designed to reduce f...
antiworld
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a hypothetical world...
apartheid
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(Afrikaans) segregat...
apertured
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having an aperture [...
aphetised
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APHETISE, to lose th...
aphetized
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APHETIZE, to lose th...
aphorised
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APHORISE, to make a...
aphorized
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APHORIZE, to make a...
apoplexed
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24
APOPLEX, to affect w...
appanaged
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endowed with an appa...
appareled
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APPAREL, to dress [v...
appeached
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APPEACH, (Shakespear...
appetised
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APPETISE, to whet th...
appetized
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APPETIZE, to whet th...
applauded
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APPLAUD, to express...
appliqued
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APPLIQUE, to do appl...
appointed
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APPOINT, to assign t...
appraised
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APPRAISE, to set a v...
apprehend
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to understand [v -ED...
appressed
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APPRESS, to press to...
apricated
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APRICATE, to expose...
aquaboard
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a board for riding o...
arachnoid
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like a cobweb [adj]...
arborised
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ARBORISE, to form ma...
arborized
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ARBORIZE, to form ma...
archaised
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ARCHAISE, to use idi...
archaized
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ARCHAIZE, to use idi...
archdruid
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a chief or presiding...
archfiend
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the chief devil, Sat...
arcsecond
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a unit of angle meas...
areolated
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divided into areolae...
arillated
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having an aril, a pr...
armatured
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ARMATURE, to furnish...
armlocked
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ARMLOCK, to grip by...
arraigned
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ARRAIGN, to call bef...
arrogated
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ARROGATE, to claim u...
arrowhead
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the head or pointed...
arrowwood
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a shrub growing in d...
arseholed
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(colloquial) very dr...
arthropod
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any member of the ph...
arytenoid
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one of a pair of car...
asclepiad
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a choriambic verse,...
asperated
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ASPERATE, to make ro...
asphalted
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ASPHALT, to coat wit...
aspidioid
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like an aspidium, a...
aspirated
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ASPIRATE, to pronoun...
assagaied
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ASSAGAI, to pierce w...
assaulted
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ASSAULT, to attack [...
assegaied
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ASSEGAI, to pierce w...
assembled
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ASSEMBLE, to collect...
assevered
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ASSEVER, to solemnly...
assonated
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ASSONATE, to match i...
astounded
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ASTOUND, to amaze [v...
astricted
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ASTRICT, (archaic) t...
astringed
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ASTRINGE, to draw to...
atchieved
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ATCHIEVE, (obsolete)...
athetised
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ATHETISE, to reject,...
athetized
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ATHETIZE, to reject,...
atmolysed
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ATMOLYSE, to separat...
atmolyzed
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ATMOLYZE, to separat...
atrophied
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ATROPHY, to waste aw...
attainted
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ATTAINT, to pass sen...
attempted
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ATTEMPT, to endeavou...
atticised
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ATTICISE, to use att...
atticized
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ATTICIZE, to use att...
attracted
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ATTRACT, to cause to...
attrapped
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ATTRAP, to adorn wit...
attristed
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ATTRIST, (obsolete)...
attritted
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ATTRIT, to wear down...
auctioned
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AUCTION, to sell pub...
augmented
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AUGMENT, to increase...
ausformed
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AUSFORM, (German) to...
autolysed
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AUTOLYSE, to break d...
autolyzed
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AUTOLYZE, to break d...
automated
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AUTOMATE, to convert...
autopsied
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AUTOPSY, to carry ou...
autosaved
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AUTOSAVE, to save by...
autotyped
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AUTOTYPE, to reprodu...
avianised
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AVIANISE, to modify...
avianized
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AVIANIZE, to modify...
babbitted
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19
BABBITT, to fit with...
backboard
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a board which suppor...
backboned
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having a backbone, v...
backdated
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BACKDATE, to date to...
backfield
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in American football...
backfired
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BACKFIRE, to go wron...
backsword
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an archaic, edged, u...
bacteroid
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a swollen bacterium...
badinaged
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BADINAGE, to banter...
bakeboard
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(Scots) a board for...
balayaged
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18
BALAYAGE, to highlig...
balconied
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having a balcony [ad...
baldfaced
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bald [adj]
baldpated
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destitute of hair on...
ballanted
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BALLANT, to make bal...
ballasted
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BALLAST, to load wit...
ballooned
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BALLOON, to swell ou...
balsawood
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the very light wood...
banalised
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BANALISE, to make ba...
banalized
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BANALIZE, to make ba...
bandstand
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a structure for acco...
banqueted
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BANQUET, to feast [v...
barbecued
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BARBECUE, to grill o...
barbequed
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BARBEQUE, to grill o...
bareboned
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short of resources [...
barefaced
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blatant, undisguised...
bargained
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BARGAIN, to haggle o...
barhopped
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BARHOP, to go from o...
barnacled
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wearing spectacles [...
barracked
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BARRACK, to shout en...
barrelled
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BARREL, to move fast...
barriered
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BARRIER, to shut by...
bartended
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BARTEND, to serve in...
baseboard
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a board which forms...
basifixed
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attached by the base...
bassetted
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BASSETT, to outcrop,...
bastioned
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having a defence [ad...
batfowled
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BATFOWL, to catch bi...
battelled
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BATTEL, to have an a...
battilled
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BATTILL, to make fer...
bayoneted
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BAYONET, to stab wit...
beachhead
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20
an area held on an e...
beasthood
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the state or nature...
beatboxed
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BEATBOX, to use a ki...
beatified
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BEATIFY, to make ble...
beblooded
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BEBLOOD, to cover wi...
bechalked
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BECHALK, to cover wi...
bechanced
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BECHANCE, to happen...
becharmed
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BECHARM, to enchant...
beclasped
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20
BECLASP, to clasp, e...
becloaked
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BECLOAK, to place a...
beclogged
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21
BECLOG, to clog up [...
beclothed
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BECLOTHE, to put clo...
beclouded
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BECLOUD, to make dim...
beclowned
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BECLOWN, to make rid...
becrawled
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BECRAWL, to creep ov...
becrowded
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20
BECROWD, to press cl...
becrusted
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BECRUST, to cover wi...
bedabbled
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21
BEDABBLE, to make we...
bedaggled
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19
BEDAGGLE, to soil by...
bedazzled
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BEDAZZLE, to dazzle...
bedeviled
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19
BEDEVIL, to plague,...
bedighted
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18
BEDIGHT, (archaic) t...
bedimpled
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21
BEDIMPLE, to make a...
bedirtied
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BEDIRTY, to make dir...
bedizened
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BEDIZEN, to dress ga...
bedroomed
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having a bedroom [ad...
bedropped
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BEDROP, to sprinkle...
bedrugged
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BEDRUG, to drug abun...
bedspread
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a coverlet for a bed...
bedwarfed
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BEDWARF, to make sma...
beechwood
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the wood of the beec...
beeswaxed
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23
BEESWAX, to polish w...
beflagged
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BEFLAG, to deck with...
beflecked
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BEFLECK, to cover wi...
beflummed
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BEFLUM, (Scott) to b...
befretted
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16
BEFRET, to gnaw [v]
befringed
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19
BEFRINGE, to adorn w...
befuddled
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BEFUDDLE, to confuse...
begirdled
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17
BEGIRDLE, to surroun...
begladded
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BEGLAD, to make glad...
begloomed
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BEGLOOM, to make glo...
begoggled
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wearing goggles [adj...
begrimmed
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BEGRIM, to soil with...
begroaned
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BEGROAN, to groan at...
begrudged
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BEGRUDGE, to concede...
bejeweled
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BEJEWEL, to adorn wi...
bejumbled
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BEJUMBLE, to mix con...
beknotted
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BEKNOT, to tie in kn...
belabored
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17
BELABOR, to buffet,...
belemnoid
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of a fossil, shaped...
belittled
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BELITTLE, to dispara...
bellocked
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BELLOCK, to shout [v...
bellyband
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a saddle-girth [n -S...
bemadamed
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BEMADAM, to call by...
bemedaled
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BEMEDAL, (archaic) t...
bemingled
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BEMINGLE, to mix tog...
bemouthed
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19
BEMOUTH, (archaic) t...
bemuddled
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20
BEMUDDLE, (archaic)...
bemuffled
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BEMUFFLE, to wrap or...
bemuzzled
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BEMUZZLE, to put a g...
benchland
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a former wave-cut sh...
beneficed
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BENEFICE, to endow w...
benefited
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BENEFIT, to obtain a...
benempted
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BENAME, to name, men...
benighted
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18
BENIGHT, to be overt...
benzenoid
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like benzene, a hydr...
bepainted
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17
BEPAINT, (archaic) t...
bepatched
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(archaic) covered wi...
bepearled
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17
BEPEARL, to cover wi...
bepimpled
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BEPIMPLE, to cover w...
bepraised
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16
BEPRAISE, to lavish...
besainted
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14
BESAINT, to make a s...
bescoured
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17
BESCOUR, to scour th...
beseeched
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18
BESEECH, to implore,...
beshouted
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16
BESHOUT, to shout at...
beshrewed
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18
BESHREW, (archaic) t...
besmeared
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16
BESMEAR, to smear, b...
besmudged
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BESMUDGE, to cover w...
besmutted
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17
BESMUT, to blacken w...
besoothed
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15
BESOOTHE, to soothe...
besported
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BESPORT, to sport, p...
bespotted
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16
BESPOT, to cover wit...
bespoused
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17
BESPOUSE, to marry [...
bespouted
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17
BESPOUT, to spout ov...
bestained
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BESTAIN, to stain al...
bestarred
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13
BESTAR, to cover wit...
besteaded
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14
BESTEAD, (archaic) t...
bestilled
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15
BESTILL, (archaic) t...
bestirred
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BESTIR, to rouse to...
bestormed
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16
BESTORM, to assail w...
bestrewed
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16
BESTREW, to strew, s...
bestrowed
20
16
BESTROW, to strew, s...
bestudded
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16
BESTUD, to adorn wit...
beswarmed
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BESWARM, to swarm al...
bethanked
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BETHANK, to ply with...
bethorned
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BETHORN, to fill wit...
bethumbed
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BETHUMB, to wear or...
bethumped
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BETHUMP, to thump so...
betokened
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18
BETOKEN, to signify...
betrimmed
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19
BETRIM, to deck with...
betrothed
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one who is engaged t...
betumbled
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(Shakespeare) in a t...
bevomited
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BEVOMIT, to vomit al...
bewearied
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BEWEARY, to make wea...
bewitched
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21
BEWITCH, to affect b...
beworried
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16
BEWORRY, to worry [v...
bewrapped
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22
BEWRAP, to wrap comp...
bicolored
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17
(US) having two colo...
bifocaled
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wearing bifocals [ad...
bigfooted
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18
BIGFOOT, to throw on...
bigheaded
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18
conceited [adj BIGHE...
billboard
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18
a board on which lar...
bilobated
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17
having two lobes, al...
biofueled
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18
running on biofuels,...
biohazard
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a danger of disease...
bioturbed
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17
stirred by organisms...
bipyramid
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21
a crystal formed of...
birdlimed
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18
BIRDLIME, to smear o...
bitmapped
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22
BITMAP, to produce a...
blabbered
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20
BLABBER, to reveal s...
blackband
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25
iron ore containing...
blackbird
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a bird of the thrush...
blackened
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BLACKEN, to make bla...
blackhead
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23
a spot, a pimple [n...
blackland
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a heavy, sticky blac...
blacklead
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22
graphite used in mak...
blackwood
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24
a tall Australian ac...
bladdered
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16
(slang) drunk [adj]
blanketed
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19
BLANKET, to cover un...
blarneyed
23
17
BLARNEY, to cajole,...
blathered
20
16
BLATHER, to talk foo...
blattered
18
14
BLATTER, (Scots) to...
bleareyed
23
16
bleary eyed [adj]
blemished
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19
BLEMISH, to mar [v]
blennioid
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16
any member of the bl...
blethered
20
16
BLETHER, to talk non...
blindfold
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20
to cover someone's e...
blinkered
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19
BLINKER, to put blin...
blistered
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14
BLISTER, to cause fl...
blithered
21
16
BLITHER, to talk loq...
blockaded
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22
BLOCKADE, to block w...
blockhead
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23
a stupid person [n -...
blondined
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BLONDINE, to bleach...
bloodshed
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17
the shedding of bloo...
bloodwood
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18
a tree having the wo...
blootered
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14
(Scots) drunk [adj]
blossomed
19
17
BLOSSOM, to flourish...
bloviated
20
18
BLOVIATE, to speak p...
blubbered
23
21
BLUBBER, to weep eff...
bluebeard
20
18
a man who has murder...
blueblood
21
19
a royal or aristocra...
bluenosed
17
16
puritanical [adj]
blundered
18
17
BLUNDER, to make a m...
blunthead
20
18
a frequent user of m...
blustered
19
15
BLUSTER, to blow vio...
boarhound
18
17
a dog used to hunt b...
bobbitted
22
19
BOBBITT, to cut off...
bobtailed
20
17
BOBTAIL, to cut a ta...
bodyboard
25
19
to ride a surfboard...
bodyguard
25
19
a guard consisting o...
boldfaced
23
21
BOLDFACE, to print i...
bollocked
23
22
BOLLOCK, to repriman...
bolstered
18
14
BOLSTER, to support...
bombarded
20
20
BOMBARD, to attack w...
bombasted
20
19
BOMBAST, to stuff or...
bombycoid
30
24
of or like a moth of...
bonetired
16
14
extremely tired [adj...
bookended
16
19
BOOKEND, to place so...
bookstand
17
18
a stand or support f...
bosberaad
18
16
(Afrikaans) a meetin...
boschveld
26
23
(Afrikaans) veld mad...
botanised
16
14
BOTANISE, to collect...
botanized
19
23
BOTANIZE, to collect...
bouldered
18
16
BOULDER, to climb bo...
boulevard
20
19
(French) a broad str...
bountyhed
25
19
(Spenser) bounteousn...
bowerbird
23
19
any of various passe...
bowhunted
22
20
BOWHUNT, to hunt wit...
bowlegged
23
21
with outward curving...
boxhauled
26
24
BOXHAUL, to put (a v...
boycotted
26
18
BOYCOTT, to refuse t...
boyfriend
25
19
a girl's favourite b...
bracketed
21
20
BRACKET, to group, c...
braindead
16
15
dead as evidenced by...
brainfood
18
17
any foodstuff contai...
brandered
16
15
BRANDER, to cook on...
bratticed
21
16
BRATTICE, to provide...
braunched
22
20
BRAUNCH, to spread l...
bravadoed
18
18
BRAVADO, to display...
breadhead
18
16
a drug-dealer who is...
breastfed
19
16
BREASTFEED, to feed...
bretticed
21
16
BRETTICE, to provide...
brevetted
19
17
BREVET, to confer an...
briarwood
20
16
the wood of a briar...
brickyard
29
22
a place where bricks...
bridemaid
19
17
a woman who is an at...
brierwood
20
16
the wood of a brier...
briskened
18
18
BRISKEN, to make bri...
broadband
18
18
across, involving, o...
broadened
15
15
BROADEN, to make wid...
broidered
17
14
BROIDER, to adorn wi...
bromeliad
19
17
any plant of the gen...
brookweed
20
20
a small white-flower...
brothered
19
15
BROTHER, to treat li...
brushland
21
18
an area covered with...
brushwood
23
19
loppings and broken...
brutified
21
17
BRUTIFY, to make bru...
buckboard
24
24
a light horse-drawn...
buckhound
24
25
a hound for hunting...
bucklered
23
22
BUCKLER, (Shakespear...
buckramed
23
24
BUCKRAM, to pad or s...
buffaloed
22
21
BUFFALO, to intimida...
bugleweed
22
20
a plant of the mint...
bulldozed
23
26
BULLDOZE, to overrid...
bullnosed
19
17
of the edge of a sur...
bullocked
24
23
BULLOCK, to force on...
bulwarked
23
22
BULWARK, to fortify...
bunburied
20
19
BUNBURY, to create a...
bungaloid
19
18
(facetious) of or li...
buprestid
21
17
a kind of wood-borin...
burgeoned
17
17
BURGEON, to grow rap...
burglared
20
17
BURGLAR, to enter a...
burnished
20
17
BURNISH, to polish [...
burnoosed
16
15
wearing a burnoose,...
burnoused
17
16
wearing a burnous, a...
burthened
19
17
BURTHEN, to burden [...
bushelled
22
18
BUSHEL, to mend or a...
butchered
23
19
BUTCHER, to slaughte...
buttocked
22
21
BUTTOCK, in wrestlin...
butylated
25
17
BUTYLATE, to add a b...
cagmagged
22
22
CAGMAG, to chat idly...
calamined
19
18
CALAMINE, to apply a...
calceated
21
17
CALCEATE, to shoe [v...
calcified
25
20
CALCIFY, to convert...
calibered
21
17
having a given calib...
calipered
21
17
CALIPER, to measure...
callboard
22
18
a noticeboard listin...
calloused
20
16
CALLOUS, to make or...
calorised
19
14
CALORISE, to coat st...
calorized
22
23
CALORIZE, to coat st...
calumnied
20
19
CALUMNY, to utter fa...
camanachd
23
22
(Gaelic) the game of...
camcorded
22
20
CAMCORD, to videotap...
camerated
18
16
chambered, vaulted,...
campodeid
21
20
a primitive wingless...
camwhored
24
21
CAMWHORE, to perform...
canalised
18
15
CANALISE, to dig an...
canalized
21
24
CANALIZE, to dig an...
cancelled
22
19
CANCEL, to cause not...
canoewood
18
17
another name for the...
canonised
16
15
CANONISE, to declare...
canonized
19
24
CANONIZE, to declare...
canoodled
17
16
CANOODLE, to kiss an...
cantharid
20
16
a beetle with an elo...
canticoed
20
17
CANTICO, to dance as...
canulated
18
16
CANULATE, to insert...
canvassed
19
18
CANVASS, to examine...
capitated
20
16
having fixed upper l...
caponised
19
17
CAPONISE, to castrat...
caponized
22
26
CAPONIZE, to castrat...
caprified
23
19
CAPRIFY, to cultivat...
caprioled
21
17
CAPRIOLE, to make su...
captained
19
17
CAPTAIN, to lead or...
captioned
19
17
CAPTION, to provide...
caracoled
21
17
CARACOLE, to perform...
carangoid
18
16
any spiny-finned mar...
carapaced
22
19
having a carapace [a...
caravaned
18
18
CARAVAN, to travel i...
carcassed
21
16
CARCASS, to put a fr...
carcinoid
21
17
a benign or malignan...
cardboard
20
17
a thin, stiff, finel...
carhopped
24
21
CARHOP, to work as a...
carinated
17
14
shaped like the prow...
carjacked
24
29
CARJACK, to hijack a...
carnalled
19
16
CARNAL, to act carna...
carnified
20
17
CARNIFY, to form fle...
carpooled
20
17
CARPOOL, to take tur...
carshared
20
15
CARSHARE, to share a...
cartooned
16
14
CARTOON, to sketch a...
casebound
19
18
of a book, bound in...
casemated
18
16
furnished with, prot...
casevaced
22
20
CASEVAC, to evacuate...
cashiered
20
15
CASHIER, to dismiss...
caskstand
19
18
a stand for casks [n...
cassocked
22
20
wearing a cassock [a...
castrated
18
13
CASTRATE, to remove...
cataloged
19
16
CATALOG, to classify...
catalysed
25
16
CATALYSE, to act as...
catalyzed
28
25
CATALYZE, to act at...
catcalled
23
18
CATCALL, to deride b...
catchweed
26
21
goosegrass or cleave...
catchword
27
21
among theatrical per...
catenated
16
14
CATENATE, to link to...
cathected
23
18
CATHECT, to invest w...
catnapped
21
20
CATNAP, to take a sh...
catrigged
21
17
rigged like a catboa...
caucussed
22
18
CAUCUS, to hold a po...
cautioned
17
15
CAUTION, to warn [v]
cavitated
20
17
CAVITATE, to form ca...
cedarbird
21
17
the cedar waxwing [n...
cedarwood
20
17
the wood of the ceda...
ceilinged
20
17
having a ceiling [ad...
celluloid
22
17
(tradename) a type o...
centupled
21
19
CENTUPLE, to increas...
cerebroid
20
16
like the cerebrum [a...
certified
21
16
CERTIFY, to declare...
chaetopod
21
18
a member of the Chae...
chaffered
24
21
CHAFFER, to bargain...
chagrined
21
18
CHAGRIN, to humiliat...
chalanned
19
18
CHALAN, in India, to...
chambered
23
21
CHAMBER, to put in a...
chamfered
23
21
CHAMFER, to channel...
chamoised
21
18
CHAMOIS, to prepare...
chancroid
23
19
a type of venereal s...
channeled
19
18
CHANNEL, to direct a...
chapleted
23
19
having a chaplet, a...
chaptered
22
18
CHAPTER, to divide a...
charioted
20
15
CHARIOT, to ride in...
chartered
20
15
CHARTER, to lease or...
chastened
19
16
CHASTEN, to chastise...
chastised
21
15
CHASTISE, to discipl...
chattered
20
15
CHATTER, to talk idl...
cheapened
20
19
CHEAPEN, to lower th...
checkered
24
22
CHECKER, to divide i...
cheerlead
20
16
to lead in cheering...
chemicked
26
25
CHEMIC, to treat wit...
chequered
28
25
CHEQUER, to divide i...
cherished
23
17
CHERISH, to hold dea...
chevroned
21
20
marked with chevrons...
chickened
24
23
CHICKEN, to loose on...
chickweed
28
25
any plant of the gen...
chignoned
20
19
wearing a chignon, a...
childhood
24
19
the state of being a...
chillaxed
29
24
CHILLAX, to relax co...
chimneyed
27
21
CHIMNEY, to proceed...
chipboard
25
21
reconstructed wood m...
chippered
25
21
CHIPPER, to twitter,...
chirruped
24
19
CHIRRUP, to chirp re...
chiselled
23
17
CHISEL, to use a cut...
chitinoid
21
16
of or like chitin, a...
chittered
21
15
CHITTER, to shiver o...
chivareed
22
19
CHIVAREE, to perform...
chivaried
23
19
CHIVARI, to perform...
chokehold
24
22
the act of holding a...
choleroid
21
16
like cholera [adj]
chondroid
20
17
like or resembling c...
choppered
24
21
CHOPPER, to travel b...
chorussed
21
16
CHORUS, to sing in u...
chowdered
23
19
CHOWDER, to make a t...
chowhound
25
22
one fond of eating [...
chromatid
22
18
one of the two threa...
chromised
22
18
CHROMISE, to chrome,...
chromized
25
27
CHROMIZE, to chrome,...
chrysalid
29
18
a pupa, esp. of a mo...
chundered
20
18
CHUNDER, (Australian...
chunnered
19
18
CHUNNER, to mutter,...
chuntered
20
17
CHUNTER, to mutter,...
chylified
31
21
CHYLIFY, to produce...
chymified
31
23
CHYMIFY, to form int...
ciceroned
20
17
CICERONE, to act as...
cinctured
22
18
CINCTURE, to gird or...
circuited
23
17
CIRCUIT, to move aro...
cirrhosed
21
15
affected by cirrhosi...
cissified
22
16
like a cissy, also S...
civilised
23
18
CIVILISE, to instruc...
civilized
26
27
CIVILIZE, to instruc...
clabbered
23
20
CLABBER, to curdle,...
clambered
22
20
CLAMBER, to climb aw...
clamoured
20
18
CLAMOUR, to make a l...
clampered
22
20
CLAMPER, to botch up...
clangored
19
17
CLANGOR, to clang lo...
clapboard
23
20
a narrow board, thic...
clapbread
23
20
a kind of hard-baked...
clappered
23
20
CLAPPER, to make a n...
clarified
22
17
CLARIFY, to make cle...
clarioned
18
15
CLARION, to sound a...
clarthead
21
16
a slow-witted person...
clattered
19
14
CLATTER, to make a r...
clauchted
25
20
CLAUCHT, (Scots) to...
claughted
23
19
CLAUGHT, (Scots) to...
cleareyed
24
16
having good judgment...
clearweed
21
17
a nettlelike plant [...
clicketed
24
21
CLICKET, to make a c...
clinkered
20
19
CLINKER, to make fur...
clipboard
24
20
a portable board wit...
clittered
20
14
CLITTER, to make a s...
clobbered
23
20
CLOBBER, to strike v...
clodpated
21
18
stupid, doltish [adj...
closehead
20
16
(Scots) the entrance...
clottered
19
14
CLOTTER, to coagulat...
cloudland
20
18
an imaginary situati...
clustered
20
15
CLUSTER, to form int...
cluttered
20
15
CLUTTER, to pile in...
coachload
23
19
the passengers of a...
coachwood
25
21
an Australian tree y...
coadapted
19
17
mutually adapted [ad...
coadmired
19
17
COADMIRE, to admire...
coalesced
21
17
COALESCE, to blend [...
coalfield
22
18
a district or area c...
coalified
21
17
COALIFY, to convert...
coannexed
21
22
COANNEX, to annex jo...
coarsened
16
14
COARSEN, to make coa...
coassumed
19
17
COASSUME, to assume...
coastland
18
15
land along the coast...
coastward
21
16
in the direction of...
coatstand
17
14
a stand for hanging...
cobwebbed
27
25
COBWEB, to cover wit...
cochaired
23
18
COCHAIR, to serve jo...
cocreated
20
16
COCREATE, to create...
cocuswood
24
20
the so-called Jamaic...
coderived
20
18
CODERIVE, to derive...
coenacted
19
17
COENACT, to enact to...
coendured
17
16
COENDURE, to endure...
coequated
25
23
COEQUATE, to equate...
coerected
20
16
COERECT, to erect to...
coevolved
22
22
COEVOLVE, to evolve...
coexerted
23
20
COEXERT, to exert jo...
coexisted
24
20
COEXIST, to exist to...
cofounded
19
19
COFOUND, to found jo...
cogitated
19
15
COGITATE, to ponder...
cognosced
21
19
COGNOSCE, in Scots l...
cohabited
22
18
COHABIT, to dwell to...
cohibited
23
18
COHIBIT, to restrain...
cohobated
21
18
COHOBATE, to distill...
coiffured
23
20
COIFFURE, to style t...
coincided
21
18
COINCIDE, to be iden...
coinhered
19
16
COINHERE, to inhere...
coinsured
18
15
COINSURE, to insure...
coldblood
22
19
a horse belonging to...
colicweed
25
20
any of several weeds...
collapsed
22
18
COLLAPSE, to crumble...
collected
23
18
COLLECT, to bring to...
collogued
21
18
COLLOGUE, to convers...
colloqued
28
25
COLLOQUE, to hold a...
colocated
21
17
COLOCATE, to group h...
colombard
22
20
a kind of grape used...
colonised
18
15
COLONISE, to establi...
colonized
21
24
COLONIZE, to establi...
colorbred
21
17
selectively bred for...
colorised
19
14
COLORISE, to give co...
colorized
22
23
COLORIZE, to give co...
colubriad
22
18
(Cowper) the epic of...
comanaged
18
19
COMANAGE, to manage...
comatulid
21
18
a type of crinoid, a...
combatted
21
19
COMBAT, to fight aga...
combusted
22
20
COMBUST, to burn [v]
comeddled
20
19
COMEDDLE, (obsolete)...
comforted
21
19
COMFORT, to console...
comingled
21
20
COMINGLE, to blend t...
commanded
19
21
COMMAND, to direct w...
commenced
22
23
COMMENCE, to begin [...
commended
19
21
COMMEND, to praise [...
commented
19
20
COMMENT, to remark [...
commerced
23
22
COMMERCE, to engage...
commerged
21
21
COMMERGE, to merge t...
committed
21
19
COMMIT, to perpetrat...
communard
20
21
(French) a member of...
compacted
24
22
COMPACT, to pack clo...
companded
20
21
COMPAND, to put a si...
companied
20
20
COMPANY, to associat...
comparted
21
19
COMPART, to divide i...
compassed
21
19
COMPASS, to surround...
compeared
20
19
COMPEAR, to appear i...
compeered
20
19
COMPEER, to be the e...
compelled
23
21
COMPEL, to force [v]
compesced
24
22
COMPESCE, (archaic)...
completed
22
20
COMPLETE, to bring t...
complexed
28
27
COMPLEX, to make com...
comported
21
19
COMPORT, to conduct...
composted
21
19
COMPOST, to make int...
comprised
22
19
COMPRISE, to include...
comprized
25
28
COMPRIZE, to include...
compulsed
23
21
COMPULSE, (obsolete)...
concealed
20
18
CONCEAL, to hide [v]
conceited
20
17
CONCEIT, to form a c...
conceived
22
21
CONCEIVE, to underst...
concerned
19
18
CONCERN, to be of in...
concerted
20
17
CONCERT, to construc...
concluded
22
20
CONCLUDE, to finish...
concocted
23
20
CONCOCT, to fabricat...
concorded
20
18
CONCORD, to be in or...
concreted
20
17
CONCRETE, to solidif...
concrewed
23
20
CONCREW, (archaic) t...
concurred
21
18
CONCUR, to concur [v...
concussed
21
18
CONCUSS, to injure t...
condemned
17
19
CONDEMN, to judge un...
condensed
16
16
CONDENSE, to compres...
conducted
21
19
CONDUCT, to lead or...
condyloid
25
18
shaped like or perta...
confabbed
23
23
CONFAB, to converse,...
confected
22
20
CONFECT, to prepare...
conferred
19
17
CONFER, to bestow [v...
confessed
19
17
CONFESS, to admit or...
confirmed
21
20
CONFIRM, to assure t...
conflated
20
18
CONFLATE, to combine...
conformed
20
20
CONFORM, to become t...
congealed
18
17
CONGEAL, to change f...
congested
18
16
CONGEST, to fill to...
conglobed
21
20
CONGLOBE, to become...
conjected
22
26
CONJECT, to conjectu...
conjoined
18
24
CONJOIN, to join tog...
connected
19
18
CONNECT, to join tog...
conquered
25
24
CONQUER, to overcome...
consented
16
15
CONSENT, to give app...
conserved
19
18
CONSERVE, to keep, p...
consigned
18
17
CONSIGN, to give ove...
consisted
18
14
CONSIST, to be compo...
consorted
17
14
CONSORT, to keep com...
conspired
20
17
CONSPIRE, to plot to...
constated
17
14
CONSTATE, to assert...
constered
17
14
CONSTER, (archaic) t...
construed
18
15
CONSTRUE, to analyse...
consulted
19
16
CONSULT, to ask advi...
contacted
20
17
CONTACT, to communic...
contained
16
15
CONTAIN, to hold wit...
contemned
17
18
CONTEMN, to despise...
contended
16
16
CONTEND, to vie [v]
contented
16
15
CONTENT, to satisfy...
contested
17
14
CONTEST, to compete...
continued
17
16
CONTINUE, to go on w...
contorted
17
14
CONTORT, to twist ou...
contoured
17
15
CONTOUR, to make the...
contrived
20
18
CONTRIVE, to devise...
contunded
17
17
CONTUND, (archaic) t...
convected
22
21
CONVECT, to transfer...
convented
18
19
CONVENT, to assemble...
converged
20
20
CONVERGE, to come to...
conversed
19
18
CONVERSE, to speak t...
converted
19
18
CONVERT, to change i...
convicted
23
21
CONVICT, to prove gu...
convinced
22
22
CONVINCE, to satisfy...
convolved
22
23
CONVOLVE, to roll to...
convulsed
21
20
CONVULSE, to shake v...
coonhound
18
18
a dog trained to hun...
copiloted
21
17
COPILOT [v]
coplotted
21
17
COPLOT, to plot toge...
copsewood
22
19
brushwood; coppice [...
copulated
21
18
COPULATE, to have se...
coquetted
26
23
COQUET, to flirt, al...
coralloid
20
15
in the form of coral...
corbelled
22
18
CORBEL, to provide a...
cordelled
20
16
CORDELLE, to use a t...
corelated
18
14
CORELATE, to place i...
corkboard
21
20
a thin composite boa...
cornbraid
20
17
to braid hair in cor...
cornbread
19
17
bread made of the me...
cornfield
21
18
a field in which cor...
cornified
20
17
CORNIFY, to form ker...
cornrowed
20
17
CORNROW, to braid ha...
coronated
16
14
CORONATE, to crown [...
coroneted
16
14
wearing a coronet [a...
corotated
17
13
COROTATE, to rotate...
corralled
20
15
CORRAL, to place liv...
corrected
21
16
CORRECT, to make rig...
corrupted
21
17
CORRUPT, to make bad...
corsleted
19
14
wearing a corslet, a...
corticoid
22
16
any of the steroid h...
corvetted
20
17
CORVET, of a horse,...
cosphered
22
18
(archaic) being in t...
cossetted
18
13
pampered, spoilt [ad...
costarred
18
13
COSTAR, to star equa...
costeaned
16
14
COSTEAN, in mining,...
counseled
18
16
COUNSEL, to advise [...
countered
17
15
COUNTER, to oppose [...
couriered
18
14
COURIER, to deliver...
courtyard
25
16
a court or enclosed...
crackhead
24
22
a drug addict [n -S]
cramponed
20
20
CRAMPON, to climb us...
craunched
23
20
CRAUNCH, to chew wit...
cravatted
20
17
CRAVAT, to dress in...
crazyweed
30
27
a plant the consumpt...
creamlaid
20
17
of paper, cream or w...
creasoted
17
13
CREASOTE, to coat wi...
creepered
19
16
covered in creeper [...
crenelled
19
16
CRENEL, to make inde...
creolised
19
14
CREOLISE, to cause a...
creolized
22
23
CREOLIZE, to cause a...
creosoted
17
13
CREOSOTE, to treat w...
cretinoid
18
14
resembling a cretin...
crevassed
20
17
CREVASSE, to make a...
crewelled
23
18
CREWEL, to work in a...
cricketed
23
20
CRICKET, to play a g...
crimsoned
19
17
CRIMSON, to make dee...
crispated
21
16
having a wavy edge,...
crispened
20
17
CRISPEN, to make cri...
crisphead
23
18
a variety of lettuce...
cristated
19
13
with an appendage re...
critiqued
28
23
CRITIQUE, to judge a...
crocheted
23
18
CROCHET, to work woo...
crocketed
22
20
having crockets, cur...
cropbound
22
21
of birds, suffering...
croqueted
26
23
CROQUET, to play a g...
crosiered
18
13
carrying a crosier,...
crossband
20
17
a horizontal bar e.g...
crossbred
21
16
an animal produced b...
crosshead
20
15
a beam connecting pi...
crossroad
18
13
an intersection of r...
crosstied
19
13
tied across [adj]
crosswind
22
17
a wind blowing acros...
crossword
22
16
a type of puzzle in...
crowdfund
24
22
to fund a project vi...
crownland
21
19
a large administrati...
crucified
25
20
CRUCIFY, to put to d...
crustated
19
14
covered with a crust...
cuckolded
24
23
CUCKOLD, to humiliat...
cudgelled
22
19
CUDGEL, to beat with...
cuirassed
19
14
CUIRASS, to cover wi...
cultrated
20
15
shaped like a knife...
culverted
22
19
CULVERT, to channel...
cumulated
21
19
CUMULATE, to heap to...
cupolated
21
18
furnished with a cup...
curarised
19
14
CURARISE, to poison...
curarized
22
23
CURARIZE, to poison...
curlicued
24
19
CURLICUE, to decorat...
curtailed
20
15
CURTAIL, to cut shor...
curtained
18
15
CURTAIN, to furnish...
curtseyed
25
16
CURTSEY, to bow poli...
curvetted
21
18
CURVET, to leap, fri...
cushioned
20
17
CUSHION, to pad with...
cutinised
19
15
CUTINISE, to become...
cutinized
22
24
CUTINIZE, to become...
cycadeoid
27
19
a member of the cyca...
cyprinoid
27
19
related to the carp...
dachshund
23
20
(German) a breed of...
dairymaid
23
16
a woman who works in...
damnified
18
18
DAMNIFY, to cause lo...
dandified
17
16
DANDIFY, to dress up...
darkfield
20
19
as in darkfield micr...
darrained
14
12
DARRAIN, to justify,...
darrayned
20
14
DARRAYN, to justify,...
dartboard
17
14
the target used in t...
dashboard
19
16
the instrument panel...
databased
16
14
DATABASE, to put dat...
datelined
15
13
DATELINE, to provide...
daundered
14
14
DAUNDER, (dialect) t...
dauntoned
13
14
DAUNTON, to dare, al...
daysailed
22
14
DAYSAIL, to sail a y...
deadlined
15
14
DEADLINE, to put a t...
deaerated
13
11
DEAERATE, to remove...
deafblind
20
19
deaf and blind [adj]
dealigned
16
15
DEALIGN, to withdraw...
deathward
20
16
toward death, also D...
debauched
22
20
DEBAUCH, to lead int...
debearded
16
15
DEBEARD, to remove t...
debouched
22
20
DEBOUCH, to emerge o...
debriefed
19
17
DEBRIEF, to question...
debruised
18
15
DEBRUISE, in heraldr...
decachord
23
19
an old ten-stringed...
decentred
17
15
DECENTRE, to put out...
decimated
19
17
DECIMATE, to kill ev...
declaimed
20
18
DECLAIM, to speak fo...
declassed
19
15
DECLASS, to lower in...
decolored
18
15
DECOLOR, to deprive...
decorated
17
14
DECORATE, to adorn [...
decoupled
21
19
DECOUPLE, to disconn...
decreased
17
14
DECREASE, to diminis...
decrowned
20
18
DECROWN, to deprive...
decrypted
27
19
DECRYPT, to decode [...
dedicated
18
15
DEDICATE, to set apa...
deerhound
16
15
a kind of hound used...
defaulted
18
16
DEFAULT, to fail to...
defecated
19
17
DEFECATE, to void ex...
defiladed
18
16
DEFILADE, (French) t...
deflected
21
18
DEFLECT, to turn asi...
defocused
20
18
DEFOCUS, to cause to...
defragged
19
18
DEFRAG, to defragmen...
defrauded
17
16
DEFRAUD, to swindle...
defrocked
21
21
DEFROCK, to deprive...
defrosted
17
14
DEFROST, to remove f...
defuelled
19
17
DEFUEL, to remove fu...
degaussed
16
14
DEGAUSS, to demagnet...
degreased
15
13
DEGREASE, to remove...
deindexed
20
20
DEINDEX, to unlink f...
deionised
14
12
DEIONISE, to remove...
deionized
17
21
DEIONIZE, to remove...
delegated
16
14
DELEGATE, to appoint...
delibated
18
15
DELIBATE, (obsolete)...
delighted
20
16
DELIGHT, to give gre...
delimited
18
15
DELIMIT, to mark the...
delivered
18
16
DELIVER, to take to...
delustred
17
13
DELUSTRE, to remove...
demagoged
17
18
DEMAGOG, to behave l...
demantoid
15
15
a lustrous green gem...
demerited
16
14
DEMERIT, to lower in...
demiworld
21
18
the demimonde, a cla...
demonised
15
15
DEMONISE, to make a...
demonized
18
24
DEMONIZE, to make a...
demounted
15
16
DEMOUNT, to remove f...
denatured
14
13
DENATURE, to deprive...
denizened
16
22
DENIZEN, to naturali...
denotated
13
12
DENOTATE, (obsolete)...
denounced
16
17
DENOUNCE, to condemn...
densified
17
15
DENSIFY, to increase...
denudated
14
14
DENUDATE, to strip o...
deorbited
17
14
DEORBIT, to come out...
depainted
16
15
DEPAINT, (Spenser) t...
depeopled
19
18
DEPEOPLE, to reduce...
depilated
18
15
DEPILATE, to remove...
deposited
17
14
DEPOSIT, to place [v...
deprehend
18
17
(obsolete) to catch;...
depressed
17
14
DEPRESS, to make sad...
depurated
17
15
DEPURATE, to free fr...
deputised
18
15
DEPUTISE, to act as...
deputized
21
24
DEPUTIZE, to act as...
deraigned
15
14
DERAIGN, (obsolete)...
derivated
17
15
DERIVATE, to derive,...
dermatoid
16
14
like or resembling s...
dermestid
17
14
any of a family of b...
derogated
15
13
DEROGATE, to lessen...
derricked
20
18
DERRICK, to hoist by...
descanted
17
15
DESCANT, to comment...
descended
17
16
DESCEND, to come dow...
described
21
17
DESCRIBE, to recount...
descrived
21
18
DESCRIVE, to recount...
deskbound
18
20
confined to a desk (...
deskilled
19
17
DESKILL, to make uns...
desnooded
13
13
DESNOOD, to remove a...
desolated
15
12
DESOLATE, to lay was...
despaired
17
14
DESPAIR, to lose all...
despoiled
18
15
DESPOIL, to plunder...
desponded
16
16
DESPOND, to lose hea...
destained
14
12
DESTAIN, to rid of s...
destocked
19
18
DESTOCK, to reduce t...
destroyed
21
13
DESTROY, to damage b...
desugared
16
14
DESUGAR, to remove t...
detangled
16
15
DETANGLE, to remove...
dethroned
16
14
DETHRONE, to remove...
detonated
13
12
DETONATE, to cause t...
detracted
18
14
DETRACT, to take awa...
detrained
14
12
DETRAIN, to alight f...
developed
19
19
DEVELOP, to bring to...
devilwood
21
19
a kind of tree, alli...
devvelled
21
21
DEVVEL, (Scots) to s...
dewatered
17
14
DEWATER, to remove w...
dewclawed
25
21
having a vestigial t...
dewlapped
23
21
having dewlaps, also...
dezincked
22
28
DEZINC, to remove zi...
diagnosed
15
14
DIAGNOSE, to identif...
diagramed
17
16
DIAGRAM, to illustra...
dialogued
17
15
DIALOGUE, to hold a...
diamonded
15
16
DIAMOND, to adorn wi...
diapaused
17
15
DIAPAUSE, in insects...
dickybird
30
23
a false shirtfront,...
didelphid
22
18
any member of the ma...
digitated
17
13
of a leaf, divided i...
digitised
18
13
DIGITISE, to put int...
digitized
21
22
DIGITIZE, to put int...
dignified
19
17
DIGNIFY, to add dign...
digressed
17
13
DIGRESS, to stray fr...
dimerised
17
14
DIMERISE, to make in...
dimerized
20
23
DIMERIZE, to make in...
dimwitted
21
17
stupid [adj]
diplomaed
19
18
DIPLOMA, to confer a...
dipnetted
17
15
DIPNET, to scoop fis...
dirempted
19
17
DIREMPT, to separate...
disabused
18
15
DISABUSE, to free fr...
disaccord
22
17
to refuse to assent...
disagreed
16
13
DISAGREE, to differ...
disallied
18
13
DISALLY, to break an...
disavowed
20
18
DISAVOW, to disclaim...
disbanded
17
16
DISBAND, to break up...
disbarked
19
18
DISBARK, to strip of...
disbarred
18
14
DISBAR, to expel fro...
disbodied
18
15
disembodied [adj]
disbudded
19
17
DISBUD, to remove bu...
disbursed
19
15
DISBURSE, to pay out...
discalced
23
18
unshod; barefoot as...
discanted
18
15
DISCANT, to sing, al...
discarded
19
15
DISCARD, to throw aw...
discepted
21
17
DISCEPT, to dispute,...
discerned
18
15
DISCERN, to perceive...
discerped
21
17
DISCERP, to separate...
discipled
23
18
DISCIPLE, to cause t...
disclosed
20
15
DISCLOSE, to reveal...
discorded
19
15
DISCORD, to disagree...
discoured
19
15
DISCOURE, to find ou...
discussed
20
15
DISCUSS, to talk ove...
disdained
15
13
DISDAIN, to scorn, l...
disformed
19
17
DISFORM, to alter th...
disgested
17
13
DISGEST, to assimila...
disgodded
17
15
deprived of divinity...
disgorged
18
15
DISGORGE, to vomit [...
disgowned
19
17
DISGOWN, to strip of...
disgraced
20
16
DISGRACE, to bring s...
disgraded
17
14
DISGRADE, to strip o...
disguised
18
14
DISGUISE, to conceal...
disgusted
18
14
DISGUST, to cause lo...
dishabled
21
17
DISHABLE, to render...
dishelmed
20
17
DISHELM, to deprive...
dishorned
17
14
DISHORN, to deprive...
dishorsed
18
13
DISHORSE, to make so...
dishoused
18
14
DISHOUSE, to deprive...
disinured
16
13
DISINURE, to render...
disjected
21
23
DISJECT, to dismembe...
disjoined
17
21
DISJOIN, to separate...
disleafed
18
15
DISLEAF, to deprive...
disleaved
18
16
DISLEAVE, to deprive...
dislimbed
21
18
DISLIMB, to tear lim...
dislimned
18
16
DISLIMN, (Shakespear...
dislinked
18
17
DISLINK, to unlink,...
disloaded
16
13
DISLOAD, to unload,...
dislodged
18
15
DISLODGE, to remove...
dismanned
15
16
DISMAN, to deprive o...
dismasked
18
18
DISMASK, to divest o...
dismasted
17
14
DISMAST, to remove t...
dismayled
24
17
DISMAYL, (Spenser) t...
dismissed
18
14
DISMISS, to send awa...
disnested
15
12
DISNEST, to dislodge...
disobeyed
23
16
DISOBEY, to refuse t...
disparked
19
18
DISPARK, (archaic) t...
disparted
18
14
DISPART, (archaic) t...
dispelled
20
16
DISPEL, to drive awa...
dispenced
20
18
DISPENCE, (Spenser)...
dispended
17
16
DISPEND, (obsolete)...
dispensed
17
15
DISPENSE, to distrib...
dispersed
18
14
DISPERSE, to scatter...
displaced
22
18
DISPLACE, to put in...
displayed
25
17
DISPLAY, to put on s...
disploded
19
16
DISPLODE, (Milton) t...
displumed
21
19
DISPLUME, to deprive...
disponged
18
17
DISPONGE, to sprinkl...
disported
18
14
DISPORT, to amuse on...
disposted
18
14
DISPOST, to displace...
disprized
22
23
DISPRIZE, to depreci...
disproved
20
18
DISPROVE, to refute...
dispunged
19
18
DISPUNGE, (Shakespea...
dispursed
19
15
DISPURSE, (Shakespea...
disranked
16
16
DISRANK, to reduce r...
disregard
17
13
to pay no attention...
disrooted
15
11
DISROOT, to tear up...
disrupted
19
15
DISRUPT, to throw in...
disseated
15
11
DISSEAT, to unseat,...
dissected
19
14
DISSECT, to cut apar...
disseised
16
11
DISSEISE, to deprive...
disseized
19
20
DISSEIZE, to deprive...
dissented
15
12
DISSENT, to disagree...
disserted
16
11
DISSERT, to discuss...
disserved
18
15
DISSERVE, to treat b...
dissolved
19
16
DISSOLVE, to make in...
dissuaded
16
13
DISSUADE, to persuad...
distained
15
12
DISTAIN, (archaic) t...
distanced
18
15
DISTANCE, to move fa...
distasted
16
11
DISTASTE, (archaic)...
distended
15
13
DISTEND, to swell [v...
distilled
19
13
DISTILL, to extract...
distorted
16
11
DISTORT, to twist or...
disturbed
19
15
DISTURB, to interrup...
disunited
16
13
DISUNITE, to separat...
disvalued
19
17
DISVALUE, to dispara...
divagated
18
17
DIVAGATE, to wander...
divinised
18
16
DIVINISE, to treat a...
divinized
21
25
DIVINIZE, to treat a...
docqueted
26
24
DOCQUET, to make a s...
doctorand
17
15
a candidate for a do...
doghanged
18
18
shamefaced [adj]
doglegged
19
18
DOGLEG, to move alon...
dognapped
19
20
DOGNAP, to steal a d...
dollybird
27
18
an attractive young...
domiciled
21
18
DOMICIL, to establis...
dominated
15
15
DOMINATE, to control...
downcried
21
18
DOWNCRY, to denigrat...
downfield
21
19
in or into the part...
downrated
17
15
DOWNRATE, to make lo...
downsized
21
24
DOWNSIZE, to produce...
downtrend
17
16
a tendency in a down...
downzoned
19
25
DOWNZONE, to reduce...
draghound
18
17
a foxhound trained t...
dragooned
14
14
DRAGOON, to compel b...
draperied
17
14
DRAPERY, to drape [v...
draughted
19
16
DRAUGHT, to draft [v...
dreamland
16
16
an unreal, delightfu...
drerihead
17
13
(Spenser) dreariness...
driftwood
21
17
wood drifted or floa...
drivelled
20
17
DRIVEL, to let saliv...
drowsihed
21
16
(Spenser) drowsiness...
drywalled
27
18
DRYWALL, to build wi...
dubitated
18
15
DUBITATE, to doubt [...
duchessed
21
17
DUCHESS, to overwhel...
duckboard
22
22
a board with slats n...
dulcified
23
19
DULCIFY, to sweeten...
dumbfound
21
23
to strike dumb; to c...
dumbsized
23
27
DUMBSIZE, to reduce...
dungareed
15
15
wearing dungarees [a...
dungeoned
14
16
DUNGEON, to confine...
duplicand
22
20
something being dupl...
dynamised
22
17
DYNAMISE, to make dy...
dynamited
22
17
DYNAMITE, to blow up...
dynamized
25
26
DYNAMIZE, to make dy...
eaglewood
18
16
a kind of fragrant w...
earbashed
18
15
EARBASH, to talk to...
earlywood
24
16
the wood formed in t...
earmarked
16
17
EARMARK, to set asid...
earringed
15
13
wearing earrings [ad...
earthward
20
15
in the direction of...
earwigged
20
17
EARWIG, to pester wi...
eastbound
16
15
bound for the east;...
ebionised
16
14
EBIONISE, to follow...
ebionized
19
23
EBIONIZE, to follow...
echeloned
19
17
ECHELON, to arrange...
echinated
19
16
prickly like a hedge...
echiuroid
21
16
any of a taxon of ma...
ecotoured
17
14
ECOTOUR, to go on a...
ecstasied
18
13
ECSTASY, to send int...
editioned
14
12
EDITION, to produce...
effierced
22
19
EFFIERCE, (Spenser)...
eggheaded
18
17
intellectual [adj]
egosurfed
18
16
EGOSURF, to search f...
eightfold
22
18
multiplied by eight...
electroed
18
14
ELECTRO, to make an...
ellipsoid
20
15
a solid, all plane s...
elongated
15
14
ELONGATE, to lengthe...
eluviated
18
16
ELUVIATE, to undergo...
emaciated
18
16
EMACIATE, to make th...
embargoed
18
18
EMBARGO, to prohibit...
embattled
19
17
EMBATTLE, to fortify...
embezzled
25
35
EMBEZZLE, to appropr...
embloomed
19
20
EMBLOOM, to cover wi...
embolised
19
17
EMBOLISE, to cause a...
embolized
22
26
EMBOLIZE, to cause a...
embosomed
18
19
EMBOSOM, to embrace,...
embounded
17
19
EMBOUND, (Shakespear...
emboweled
21
20
EMBOWEL, to remove t...
embowered
20
19
EMBOWER, to place in...
embraided
18
17
EMBRAID, (Spenser) t...
embreaded
17
17
EMBREAD, to braid, a...
embroiled
19
17
EMBROIL, to involve...
embrowned
20
20
EMBROWN, to make bro...
emendated
14
15
EMENDATE, to correct...
emigrated
17
15
EMIGRATE, to leave o...
emmarbled
20
20
EMMARBLE, to adorn w...
empaneled
17
18
EMPANEL, to select a...
empeached
22
21
EMPEACH, (Spenser) t...
empeopled
20
20
EMPEOPLE, to fill wi...
emperised
18
16
EMPERISE, to play th...
emperized
21
25
EMPERIZE, to play th...
empierced
21
19
EMPIERCE, (Spenser)...
empighted
22
20
EMPIGHT, (Spenser) t...
emplonged
19
20
EMPLONGE, to plunge,...
empowered
20
19
EMPOWER, to authoriz...
empurpled
22
21
EMPURPLE, to dye pur...
enamelled
16
16
ENAMEL, to cover wit...
enamoured
14
15
ENAMOUR, to inspire...
enchained
18
17
ENCHAIN, to bind wit...
enchanted
18
17
ENCHANT, to delight...
encharged
20
18
ENCHARGE, (archaic)...
encharmed
20
19
ENCHARM, (obsolete)...
encheered
18
16
ENCHEER, (archaic) t...
encircled
22
18
ENCIRCLE, to form a...
enclasped
20
18
ENCLASP, to embrace,...
enclothed
20
17
ENCLOTHE, to clothe...
enclouded
18
17
ENCLOUD, to cover wi...
encradled
18
16
ENCRADLE, to lay in...
encreased
16
14
ENCREASE, to become...
encrusted
18
15
ENCRUST, to cover wi...
encrypted
26
19
ENCRYPT, to put a me...
endamaged
15
17
ENDAMAGE, to damage...
endplayed
23
18
ENDPLAY, to force (a...
energised
15
13
ENERGISE, to give en...
energized
18
22
ENERGIZE, to give en...
enervated
15
15
ENERVATE, to weaken,...
enfeebled
18
18
ENFEEBLE, to make fe...
enfeloned
15
16
ENFELON, (Spenser) t...
enfeoffed
19
20
ENFEOFF, to invest w...
enfevered
17
18
ENFEVER, to excite f...
enfierced
19
17
ENFIERCE, (Spenser)...
enfiladed
17
16
ENFILADE, to direct...
enfleshed
19
17
ENFLESH, to turn int...
engarland
15
15
to encircle with a g...
engirdled
17
15
ENGIRDLE, to secure...
englished
19
16
ENGLISH, to cause a...
engloomed
16
17
ENGLOOM, to make glo...
englutted
17
15
ENGLUT, to glut, to...
engraffed
19
19
ENGRAFF, (obsolete)...
engrafted
17
16
ENGRAFT, to graft on...
engrailed
16
14
ENGRAIL, to border w...
engrained
14
14
ENGRAIN, to fix deep...
engrasped
17
16
ENGRASP, (Spenser) t...
engrieved
17
17
ENGRIEVE, (Spenser)...
engrooved
16
17
ENGROOVE, to fit int...
engrossed
15
13
ENGROSS, to complete...
enguarded
15
15
ENGUARD, (Shakespear...
engulphed
21
20
ENGULPH, to swallow...
enhearsed
15
13
ENHEARSE, to enclose...
enkindled
16
18
ENKINDLE, to set on...
enlighted
19
16
ENLIGHT, to shed lig...
enlivened
16
17
ENLIVEN, to make liv...
enlumined
16
17
ENLUMINE, to throw l...
enraunged
14
15
ENRAUNGE, (Spenser)...
enrheumed
17
17
ENRHEUM, (obsolete)...
enroughed
17
16
ENROUGH, (archaic) t...
enrounded
13
14
ENROUND, (Shakespear...
ensampled
18
18
ENSAMPLE, to give an...
ensconced
19
18
ENSCONCE, to settle...
enshelled
18
15
ENSHELL, to enclose...
enshrined
16
14
ENSHRINE, to place i...
ensilaged
16
14
ENSILAGE, to store i...
ensnarled
14
13
ENSNARL, to snarl up...
ensphered
18
16
ENSPHERE, to enclose...
enstamped
17
17
ENSTAMP, to mark as...
ensteeped
15
14
ENSTEEP, (Shakespear...
enswathed
19
16
ENSWATHE, to wrap ar...
entangled
15
15
ENTANGLE, to twist t...
enthroned
15
14
ENTHRONE, to place o...
entrailed
15
12
ENTRAIL, (Spenser) t...
entrained
13
12
ENTRAIN, to board a...
entranced
16
15
ENTRANCE, to fill wi...
entrapped
18
17
ENTRAP, to trap [v]
entreated
13
11
ENTREAT, to ask for...
entrusted
15
12
ENTRUST, to give ove...
entwisted
18
14
ENTWIST, to twist to...
envaulted
17
17
ENVAULT, to enclose...
enveigled
18
18
ENVEIGLE, to cajole,...
enveloped
18
19
ENVELOP, to cover co...
envenomed
15
19
ENVENOM, to put veno...
environed
15
16
ENVIRON, to envelop,...
envisaged
17
17
ENVISAGE, to visuali...
enwheeled
19
17
ENWHEEL, (Shakespear...
enwrapped
21
20
ENWRAP, to cover by...
epauleted
17
15
wearing an epaulet,...
ephemerid
20
18
an insect of the may...
epilogued
19
17
EPILOGUE, to supply...
epitaphed
21
18
EPITAPH, to compose...
epitheted
19
15
EPITHET, to apply an...
equalised
24
21
EQUALISE, to make eq...
equalized
27
30
EQUALIZE, to make eq...
equipaged
26
25
EQUIPAGE, to fit out...
eradiated
14
11
ERADIATE, to shoot o...
ergotised
16
12
ERGOTISE, to affect...
ergotized
19
21
ERGOTIZE, to affect...
eriophyid
26
17
any of a large famil...
eructated
18
14
ERUCTATE, to belch o...
erythroid
24
14
of a red color [adj]
escaladed
18
15
ESCALADE, (French) t...
escalated
18
14
ESCALATE, to increas...
escaloped
20
17
ESCALOP, to bake in...
escheated
19
15
ESCHEAT, to make an...
estimated
16
13
ESTIMATE, to calcula...
estivated
17
14
ESTIVATE, to spend t...
estranged
15
13
ESTRANGE, to alienat...
estreated
14
10
ESTREAT, to extract...
estrildid
18
12
any member of a genu...
eternised
14
11
ETERNISE, to make et...
eternized
17
20
ETERNIZE, to make et...
etherised
17
12
ETHERISE, to adminis...
etherized
20
21
ETHERIZE, to adminis...
ethicised
21
15
ETHICISE, to treat a...
ethicized
24
24
ETHICIZE, to treat a...
ethylated
24
15
ETHYLATE, to introdu...
etiolated
15
11
ETIOLATE, to make pa...
euglenoid
16
15
any member of the Eu...
eulogised
17
14
EULOGISE, to extol,...
eulogized
20
23
EULOGIZE, to extol,...
eunuchoid
20
18
having the character...
euphausid
20
17
one of a genus of sh...
euphuised
20
17
EUPHUISE, to write i...
euphuized
23
26
EUPHUIZE, to write i...
eutectoid
18
14
an alloy similar to...
euthyroid
24
15
someone with normal...
evacuated
19
18
EVACUATE, to move fr...
evaluated
17
16
EVALUATE, to estimat...
evanesced
18
18
EVANESCE, to fade aw...
evanished
18
17
EVANISH, to vanish [...
evidenced
19
19
EVIDENCE, to make ap...
evulgated
19
18
EVULGATE, to divulge...
excavated
25
24
EXCAVATE, to dig out...
excerpted
26
23
EXCERPT, to pick out...
exchanged
26
25
EXCHANGE, to give an...
exclaimed
26
24
EXCLAIM, to cry out...
execrated
23
20
EXECRATE, to declare...
exercised
24
20
EXERCISE, to perform...
exhausted
23
20
EXHAUST, to use the...
exhibited
26
22
EXHIBIT, to display...
exhumated
24
23
EXHUMATE, to dig out...
exorcised
24
20
EXORCISE, to free of...
exorcized
27
29
EXORCIZE, to free of...
expedited
23
21
EXPEDITE, to speed u...
explained
23
22
EXPLAIN, to make cle...
explanted
23
22
EXPLANT, to transfer...
exploited
24
21
EXPLOIT, to take adv...
exposited
23
20
EXPOSIT, to expound...
expounded
22
23
EXPOUND, to explain...
expressed
23
20
EXPRESS, to set fort...
expuncted
26
25
EXPUNCT, (archaic) t...
exscinded
24
22
EXSCIND, to cut out...
extincted
24
21
EXTINCT, to extingui...
extrabold
24
21
a very bold typeface...
extracted
24
20
EXTRACT, to draw out...
extreated
20
17
EXTREAT, (Spenser) t...
extubated
23
21
EXTUBATE, to remove...
exuviated
23
22
EXUVIATE, to cast of...
eyeballed
24
17
EYEBALL, to look clo...
eyebrowed
25
18
EYEBROW, to provide...
eyeletted
21
13
EYELET, to make a sm...
fabricked
24
23
FABRIC, to construct...
fabulated
20
18
FABULATE, to compose...
fabulised
21
18
FABULISE, to write f...
fabulized
24
27
FABULIZE, to write f...
facetimed
21
19
FACETIME, to communi...
fairfaced
22
19
of bricks, with a sm...
fairyhood
25
17
the state of being a...
fairyland
24
17
the land of the fair...
falconoid
20
18
an antioxidant compo...
fallboard
21
18
a cover for a piano...
falsehood
19
16
a lie [n -S]
falsified
21
17
FALSIFY, to misrepre...
fancified
22
20
FANCIFY, to make fan...
fanfolded
19
19
FANFOLD, to fold pap...
fantailed
17
15
having a fan-shaped...
fantasied
16
14
FANTASY, to imagine,...
faradised
17
14
FARADISE, to treat b...
faradized
20
23
FARADIZE, to treat b...
farcified
23
19
FARCIFY, to turn int...
farmstead
18
16
a farmhouse with bui...
fasciated
20
16
exhibiting a flatten...
fascicled
25
20
arranged, growing, o...
fashioned
18
16
FASHION, to give a p...
fatheaded
18
16
stupid [adj FATHEADE...
fatigated
18
15
FATIGATE, to weary,...
feathered
18
15
FEATHER, to cover wi...
federated
16
14
FEDERATE, to unite i...
feminised
18
17
FEMINISE, to make wo...
feminized
21
26
FEMINIZE, to make wo...
feralised
18
14
run wild following d...
feralized
21
23
run wild following d...
fermented
17
17
FERMENT, to undergo...
ferrelled
19
15
FERREL, to fit with...
festooned
15
14
FESTOON, to adorn wi...
fetlocked
22
21
having fetlocks [adj...
feverweed
21
20
a plant thought to b...
fiberised
20
16
FIBERISE, to break i...
fiberized
23
25
FIBERIZE, to break i...
fibrinoid
20
17
of or like fibrin [a...
fieldward
22
18
in the direction of...
filagreed
19
16
FILAGREE, to adorn w...
filigreed
20
16
FILIGREE, to adorn w...
filtrated
19
14
FILTRATE, to filter...
finalised
18
15
FINALISE, to complet...
finalized
21
24
FINALIZE, to complet...
firearmed
18
16
carrying a firearm [...
fireboard
19
16
a mantelpiece [n -S]
firebrand
19
17
a flaming stick; a h...
fireflood
20
17
a method of extracti...
fireguard
19
16
a protective wire fr...
firsthand
20
16
obtained directly [a...
fishified
23
18
FISHIFY, to turn int...
fissioned
17
14
FISSION, to split in...
fizgigged
25
28
FIZGIG, to dob someo...
flackered
22
21
FLACKER, (Scots) to...
flacketed
22
21
FLACKET, to flap, fl...
flaffered
22
20
FLAFFER, (Scots) to...
flankered
18
19
FLANKER, to use flan...
flanneled
17
17
FLANNEL, to cover wi...
flashcard
24
19
a card shown briefly...
flatbread
20
17
a type of thin unlea...
flatlined
19
16
FLATLINE, to registe...
flattened
17
15
FLATTEN, to make or...
flattered
18
14
FLATTER, to praise e...
flaughted
22
19
FLAUGHT, to cut, par...
flaunched
23
21
FLAUNCH, to widen in...
flavonoid
19
19
a kind of aromatic c...
flavoured
20
19
FLAVOUR, to impart a...
fleckered
22
21
FLECKER, to mark wit...
flehmened
20
20
FLEHMEN, of a mammal...
flemished
22
19
FLEMISH, to coil a r...
fleshhood
22
18
the state of being i...
flickered
23
21
FLICKER, to burn uns...
flindered
18
16
FLINDER, to break to...
flinthead
20
17
an American wading b...
flipboard
23
20
a piece of office eq...
flittered
19
14
FLITTER, to vibrate...
floorhead
19
16
the upper end of a s...
floreated
17
14
decorated with a flo...
floriated
18
14
decorated with a flo...
flowerbed
23
20
a bed containing flo...
fluidised
20
16
FLUIDISE, to make fl...
fluidized
23
25
FLUIDIZE, to make fl...
flummoxed
27
28
FLUMMOX, to confuse...
flustered
19
15
FLUSTER, to put into...
fluttered
19
15
FLUTTER, to move in...
focalised
21
17
FOCALISE, to focus,...
focalized
24
26
FOCALIZE, to focus,...
footboard
18
16
a support for the fe...
footnoted
15
14
FOOTNOTE, to supply...
forearmed
17
16
FOREARM, to arm in a...
foreboded
18
17
FOREBODE, to indicat...
foredated
16
14
FOREDATE, to date be...
forenamed
16
17
having a forename [a...
forespend
18
17
to wear out physical...
forfaired
19
16
FORFAIR, (obsolete)...
forfeited
19
16
FORFEIT, to lose the...
forfended
18
18
FORFEND, (archaic) t...
forhailed
20
16
FORHAILE, (Spenser)...
forhooied
18
15
FORHOOIE, to desert...
forjudged
21
26
FORJUDGE, to judge b...
formatted
18
16
FORMAT, to follow th...
forslowed
21
17
FORSLOW, to delay, a...
fortified
20
16
FORTIFY, to strength...
forwarded
20
17
FORWARD, to help onw...
forwarned
19
17
FORWARN, to warn in...
forwasted
20
16
FORWASTE, to waste c...
fossicked
22
20
FOSSICK, (Australian...
foulbrood
20
18
a bacterial disease...
fouldered
18
16
FOULDER, (Spenser) t...
foundered
16
16
FOUNDER, to become d...
foxhunted
25
24
FOXHUNT, to hunt fox...
fractured
21
17
FRACTURE, to break [...
francised
20
17
FRANCISE, to force t...
francized
23
26
FRANCIZE, to force t...
fraughted
21
18
FRAUGHT, to load wit...
freebased
18
16
FREEBASE, to refine...
freeboard
18
16
the distance between...
freighted
21
17
FREIGHT, to load wit...
freshened
18
16
FRESHEN, to improve...
fretboard
19
16
a fingerboard with f...
friarbird
21
16
an Australian honeye...
frittered
18
13
FRITTER, to squander...
frivolled
22
19
FRIVOL, to behave pl...
frolicked
23
21
FROLIC, to play and...
frontward
20
17
towards the front, a...
fruitwood
21
17
the wood of a fruit...
frutified
21
17
FRUTIFY, (Shakespear...
fulfilled
24
20
FULFILL, to bring ab...
fullblood
23
20
a person of unmixed...
fumigated
20
19
FUMIGATE, to subject...
funnelled
18
18
FUNNEL, to pass thro...
furbished
23
19
FURBISH, to rub or s...
furnished
20
17
FURNISH, to equip [v...
furthered
20
16
FURTHER, to help for...
fusulinid
20
17
any of a family of e...
gadrooned
14
14
GADROON, to decorate...
gallanted
17
15
GALLANT, to court a...
galleried
18
14
GALLERY, to provide...
gallooned
16
15
decorated with gallo...
galumphed
23
22
GALUMPH, to move wit...
gambadoed
18
19
GAMBADO, to frolic [...
gambolled
21
20
GAMBOL, to leap abou...
gammocked
22
25
GAMMOCK, (dialect) t...
gangboard
18
18
a gangway, a plank f...
gangrened
15
16
GANGRENE, to suffer...
gantleted
16
14
GANTLET, to protect...
gargoyled
24
17
fitted with gargoyle...
garlanded
16
15
GARLAND, to crown wi...
garlicked
22
20
GARLIC, to flavour w...
garmented
16
16
GARMENT, to dress in...
garnished
18
15
GARNISH, to decorate...
garrotted
16
12
GARROTTE, to execute...
gasbagged
20
19
GASBAG, to talk a lo...
gastropod
18
15
a class of asymmetri...
gauffered
20
19
GAUFFER, to press ri...
gavelkind
20
22
(archaic) a system o...
gavialoid
19
17
of or like gavials [...
gawkihood
22
21
ungainliness, gawkin...
gazehound
20
25
a hound that pursues...
gefuffled
24
23
GEFUFFLE, to make a...
geminated
16
16
GEMINATE, to arrange...
generated
14
13
GENERATE, to bring i...
genlocked
20
21
GENLOCK, to maintain...
geocached
23
20
GEOCACHE, to search...
geometrid
17
15
any moth of the Geom...
geotagged
17
16
GEOTAG, to assign a...
gesneriad
15
13
a plant of a tropica...
gianthood
17
15
the state of being a...
gibbetted
21
18
GIBBET, to execute b...
gimballed
22
20
GIMBAL, to support o...
gimmalled
21
20
jointed, hinged, lik...
gimmicked
24
25
GIMMICK, to provide...
gipsyhood
27
19
the state of being a...
giraffoid
21
18
of or like a giraffe...
gitterned
16
13
GITTERN, to play a m...
glaciated
20
16
GLACIATE, to cover w...
glaciered
20
16
having a glacier or...
gladdened
16
16
GLADDEN, to make gla...
glamoured
18
17
GLAMOUR, to bewitch,...
glandered
16
15
affected with glande...
glimmered
20
19
GLIMMER, to shine fa...
glissaded
18
14
GLISSADE, to perform...
glistened
17
14
GLISTEN, to sparkle...
glistered
18
13
GLISTER, (archaic) t...
glittered
18
13
GLITTER, to sparkle...
glorified
20
16
GLORIFY, to bestow h...
gneissoid
16
13
like gneiss [adj]
goddammed
18
20
GODDAM, to damn, als...
goddamned
16
18
GODDAMN, to damn, al...
godrooned
14
14
GODROON [v]
goldarned
16
15
GOLDARN, (colloquial...
goldenrod
16
15
a dark golden yellow...
goldfield
21
18
a gold-producing reg...
goodfaced
20
19
(Shakespeare) having...
gooseherd
17
14
one who looks after...
gorehound
17
16
an enthusiast of gor...
gorilloid
19
14
of or like a gorilla...
gospelled
20
17
GOSPEL, to teach abo...
gossipped
21
18
GOSSIP, to talk idly...
graddaned
15
15
GRADDAN, to parch in...
graduated
16
14
GRADUATE, to receive...
graecised
19
15
GRAECISE, to provide...
graecized
22
24
GRAECIZE, to provide...
granitoid
16
13
resembling granite i...
grapeseed
17
15
the seed of the vine...
grassbird
20
15
an Australasian warb...
grassland
17
14
a habitat dominated...
gratified
19
15
GRATIFY, to satisfy...
gratineed
15
13
GRATINEE, (French) t...
graunched
21
19
GRAUNCH, to make a g...
gravelled
20
18
GRAVEL, to pave with...
graveward
21
19
in the direction of...
graveyard
24
18
a burial ground [n -...
graybeard
24
17
an old man, also GRE...
grayhound
24
18
a tall slender fast-...
greatened
14
13
GREATEN, to make gre...
greenhand
16
16
an inferior sailor [...
greenhead
16
15
a male mallard [n -S...
greensand
14
14
a kind of sandstone...
greenweed
17
16
a name given to cert...
greenwood
17
16
a leafy wood or fore...
grewhound
21
19
(dialect) a greyhoun...
greybeard
24
17
an old man, also GRA...
greyhound
24
18
a tall slender fast-...
grommeted
18
18
GROMMET, to fit with...
grovelled
20
18
GROVEL, to crawl in...
grummeted
19
19
GRUMMET, to fit with...
guarished
19
15
GUARISH, (obsolete)...
gudgeoned
16
17
GUDGEON, to defraud,...
guerdoned
15
15
GUERDON, to reward [...
guestened
15
14
GUESTEN, (obsolete)...
guideword
20
17
a word at the top of...
gumshield
22
19
a protective shield...
gunkholed
20
21
GUNKHOLE, to cruise...
gynaecoid
24
18
of or like a woman,...
gypsyhood
33
21
the state of being a...
hackneyed
26
22
HACKNEY, to make tri...
hacksawed
24
22
HACKSAW, to cut with...
haematoid
17
15
resembling blood, al...
hallalled
21
16
HALLAL, to slaughter...
hallstand
19
15
a stand in a hall fo...
hamadryad
24
18
(Greek) a wood nymph...
handseled
17
15
HANDSEL, to give a g...
handstand
16
15
an act of balancing...
hanselled
18
15
HANSEL, to give a go...
haphazard
24
26
marked by lack of pl...
harangued
17
16
HARANGUE, to deliver...
harboured
19
16
HARBOUR, to shelter,...
hardboard
19
16
compressed board mad...
hardbound
19
18
bound in hard covers...
hardihead
19
15
(archaic) hardihood,...
hardihood
19
15
boldness; audacity,...
hardnosed
16
14
tough, unsentimental...
hardstand
17
14
a hard surface on wh...
hardwired
21
16
HARDWIRE, to permane...
harnessed
16
13
HARNESS, to equip wi...
harpooned
17
16
HARPOON, to strike w...
harshened
18
15
HARSHEN, to make har...
harumphed
23
21
HARUMPH, to clear on...
harvested
19
16
HARVEST, to gather i...
hatcheled
23
18
HATCHEL, to separate...
hazelwood
23
25
the wood of the haze...
headboard
18
16
a board at the head...
headguard
18
16
a padded helmet worn...
headlined
17
15
HEADLINE, to provide...
headstand
16
14
a gymnastic standing...
heapstead
18
15
the buildings and pl...
hearkened
16
17
HEARKEN, to listen t...
heartened
15
13
HEARTEN, to give cou...
heartland
17
14
an area of a country...
heartseed
16
12
the balloon vine, al...
heartwood
19
15
the inner wood of a...
heathbird
22
17
the black grouse [n...
heathered
18
14
covered with heather...
heathland
19
16
barren open country,...
hebetated
18
15
HEBETATE, to make du...
hebraised
19
15
HEBRAISE, to make He...
hebraized
22
24
HEBRAIZE, to make He...
hederated
16
13
crowned with a wreat...
heliskied
20
17
HELISKI, to ski down...
hellhound
21
18
a devilish dog [n -S...
hemolysed
25
18
HEMOLYSE, to break d...
hemolyzed
28
27
HEMOLYZE, to break d...
henpecked
22
23
HENPECK, to dominate...
hepatised
19
15
HEPATISE, to convert...
hepatized
22
24
HEPATIZE, to convert...
hermandad
17
17
(Spanish) a confeder...
herniated
16
13
HERNIATE, to protrud...
herpetoid
19
15
of or relating to sn...
hesitated
17
12
HESITATE, to hold ba...
heteropod
18
15
any of a group of fr...
hexachord
28
24
a series of six note...
hexaploid
26
23
a cell having six ti...
hiccupped
29
25
HICCUP, to make a pe...
hidebound
19
18
having an inflexible...
hillocked
24
21
having hillocks [adj...
hirselled
20
14
HIRSEL, to herd shee...
historied
18
12
HISTORY, to relate i...
hoarhound
18
16
a kind of wild flowe...
hoarsened
15
13
HOARSEN, to make hoa...
hobjobbed
25
30
HOBJOB, to do odd jo...
hobnailed
19
17
HOBNAIL, to furnish...
hobnobbed
22
22
HOBNOB, to associate...
hodmandod
17
18
a snail; a snail she...
holidayed
24
16
HOLIDAY, to take a v...
holstered
18
13
HOLSTER, to place in...
homebound
19
20
stuck at home [adj]
homestand
17
16
a series of games pl...
homestead
17
15
a dwelling-house wit...
hominised
18
16
HOMINISE, to alter t...
hominized
21
25
HOMINIZE, to alter t...
hoofbound
20
20
of a horse, having d...
hooknosed
16
17
having a hook-shaped...
horehound
18
16
a kind of wild flowe...
hornyhead
24
17
a North American riv...
horrified
20
15
HORRIFY, to cause a...
horsepond
18
16
a pond for horses to...
horseshod
19
14
shod with horseshoes...
horseweed
19
15
a common American we...
hosannaed
14
14
HOSANNA, to shout wi...
hostelled
19
14
HOSTEL, to stay over...
hostessed
17
12
HOSTESS, to act as a...
hotdogged
19
17
HOTDOG, to perform i...
hotfooted
18
15
HOTFOOT, to hurry [v...
hotheaded
18
15
rash, impetuous [adj...
hothoused
19
15
HOTHOUSE, to rear in...
household
20
16
those who are held t...
houselled
19
15
HOUSEL, to administe...
housemaid
18
16
a maid employed to k...
howlround
21
18
a condition resultin...
humanhood
19
19
the state of being h...
humanised
18
17
HUMANISE, to make hu...
humanized
21
26
HUMANIZE, to make hu...
humankind
19
22
humanity, the human...
humbugged
24
24
HUMBUG, to deceive [...
hummelled
22
21
HUMMEL, to make horn...
hummocked
24
26
HUMMOCK, to form int...
husbanded
19
18
HUSBAND, to be a thr...
hushabied
22
18
HUSHABY, to sing a l...
hyperacid
29
20
excessively acid [ad...
hyperarid
26
17
excessively arid [ad...
hypnotoid
25
18
like hypnosis [adj]
hypoploid
29
21
a chromosome number...
hysteroid
24
14
like hysteria, also...
iceboated
19
16
ICEBOAT, to travel b...
icecapped
25
22
covered with caps of...
icefished
23
18
ICEFISH, to fish thr...
ichthyoid
30
19
fishlike, also ICHTH...
iconified
20
17
ICONIFY, to reduce t...
idealised
16
12
IDEALISE, to regard...
idealized
19
21
IDEALIZE, to regard...
illimited
20
15
not limited; intermi...
illumined
19
17
ILLUMINE, to throw l...
imbosomed
19
19
IMBOSOM, to embrace,...
imbowered
21
19
IMBOWER, to give she...
imbrowned
21
20
IMBROWN, to make bro...
immantled
18
18
IMMANTLE, to cloak i...
immingled
20
20
IMMINGLE, to mix [v]
immolated
18
17
IMMOLATE, to kill as...
immunised
18
18
IMMUNISE, to render...
immunized
21
27
IMMUNIZE, to render...
impainted
18
17
IMPAINT, (Shakespear...
impaneled
18
18
IMPANEL, to put onto...
impastoed
18
16
with impasto applied...
impeached
23
21
IMPEACH, to accuse o...
impearled
19
17
IMPEARL, to make pea...
imperiled
20
17
IMPERIL, to put in d...
implanted
19
18
IMPLANT, to plant fi...
impleaded
19
18
IMPLEAD, to sue in a...
impledged
21
20
IMPLEDGE, to pawn, p...
implunged
21
21
IMPLUNGE, to plunge,...
impounded
18
19
IMPOUND, to seize an...
impowered
21
19
IMPOWER, to authoriz...
impregned
19
19
IMPREGN, (archaic) t...
impressed
19
16
IMPRESS, to fix deep...
imprinted
19
17
IMPRINT, to produce...
impurpled
23
21
IMPURPLE, to dye pur...
inaurated
14
12
INAURATE, to cover w...
inbounded
16
17
INBOUND, to return a...
inchoated
19
16
INCHOATE, to make a...
inclasped
21
18
INCLASP, to embrace,...
inclipped
24
21
INCLIP, (archaic) to...
incorpsed
20
17
INCORPSE, to incorpo...
increased
17
14
INCREASE, to become...
incrossed
18
14
INCROSS, to produce...
incrusted
19
15
INCRUST, to cover wi...
incubated
20
18
INCUBATE, to warm eg...
indagated
15
14
INDAGATE, to investi...
indicated
18
15
INDICATE, to point o...
indurated
15
13
INDURATE, to make ha...
inearthed
16
13
INEARTH, (archaic) t...
infamised
18
17
INFAMISE, to proclai...
infamized
21
26
INFAMIZE, to proclai...
infarcted
20
17
affected by infarcti...
infeoffed
20
20
INFEOFF, to invest w...
inflected
21
18
INFLECT, to bend or...
inflicted
22
18
INFLICT, to impose o...
infracted
20
17
INFRACT, to break a...
infringed
18
17
INFRINGE, to violate...
ingrafted
18
16
INGRAFT, to graft fo...
ingrained
15
14
INGRAIN, to impress...
ingrooved
17
17
INGROOVE, to fit int...
ingrossed
16
13
INGROSS, to complete...
ingulphed
22
20
INGULPH, to swallow...
inhabited
19
16
INHABIT, to live in...
inhausted
17
14
INHAUST, to drink in...
inhearsed
16
13
INHEARSE, (Shakespea...
inherited
17
13
INHERIT, to receive...
inhibited
20
16
INHIBIT, to restrain...
inhumated
18
17
INHUMATE, to bury, a...
initialed
16
12
INITIAL, to mark wit...
initiated
15
11
INITIATE, to begin o...
injellied
19
22
INJELLY, to place as...
injointed
16
21
INJOINT, (Shakespear...
injuncted
20
25
INJUNCT, to prohibit...
innovated
15
16
INNOVATE, to introdu...
inquieted
23
21
INQUIET, to disturb...
insconced
20
18
INSCONCE, to settle...
inscribed
21
17
INSCRIBE, to write o...
insculped
22
19
INSCULP, to engrave,...
inshelled
19
15
INSHELL, (Shakespear...
inshipped
22
19
INSHIP, (Shakespeare...
inshrined
17
14
INSHRINE, to place i...
insinewed
17
15
INSINEW, to be joine...
insolated
15
12
INSOLATE, to expose...
insourced
18
15
INSOURCE, to subcont...
inspanned
15
16
INSPAN, to harness o...
inspected
20
17
INSPECT, to examine...
insphered
19
16
INSPHERE, to enclose...
installed
17
13
INSTALL, to place in...
instanced
17
15
INSTANCE, to cite as...
instarred
15
11
INSTAR, to adorn wit...
instilled
18
13
INSTILL, to infuse s...
insulated
16
13
INSULATE, to isolate...
inswathed
20
16
INSWATHE, to wrap ar...
integrand
15
14
a function to be int...
interbred
17
14
INTERBREED, to breed...
interfold
18
15
to fold together or...
interlaid
16
12
INTERLAY, to place b...
interlard
16
12
to place lard or bac...
interlend
15
13
to lend between [v I...
interpled
18
15
INTERPLEAD, to plead...
interwind
18
15
to wind in among [v...
inthroned
16
14
INTHRONE, to place o...
intimated
16
14
INTIMATE, to make kn...
intituled
17
13
INTITULE, to give a...
intonated
13
12
INTONATE, to modulat...
intreated
14
11
INTREAT, to ask for...
intrigued
17
14
INTRIGUE, to arouse...
introfied
17
14
INTROFY, to increase...
intrusted
16
12
INTRUST, to give ove...
intubated
17
15
INTUBATE, to insert...
intwisted
19
14
INTWIST, to twist to...
inundated
14
14
INUNDATE, to fill wi...
invalided
18
17
INVALID, to treat as...
inveagled
18
18
INVEAGLE, to cajole,...
inveighed
20
19
INVEIGH, to speak vi...
inveigled
19
18
INVEIGLE, to cajole,...
invocated
19
18
INVOCATE, to appeal...
involuted
18
17
INVOLUTE, to roll or...
inwrapped
22
20
INWRAP, to cover by...
iodinated
14
12
IODINATE, to treat w...
ironbound
16
16
bound as with iron;...
irrelated
16
11
not relative; irrele...
irrigated
17
12
IRRIGATE, to water b...
irritated
16
10
IRRITATE, to excite...
isoniazid
18
20
a pyridine derivativ...
ivorywood
26
19
the yellowish-white...
jackalled
23
28
JACKAL, to play the...
jaculated
21
24
JACULATE, to throw o...
jalousied
18
21
fitted with jalousie...
jambokked
22
33
JAMBOK, (Afrikaans)...
jampacked
24
32
packed to the full [...
japanised
18
23
JAPANISE, to make Ja...
japanized
21
32
JAPANIZE, to make Ja...
jarovised
19
23
JAROVISE, to hasten...
jarovized
22
32
JAROVIZE, to hasten...
jaundiced
20
25
JAUNDICE, to prejudi...
javelined
19
25
JAVELIN, to pierce w...
jaywalked
28
29
JAYWALK, to cross a...
jealoused
17
21
JEALOUSE, (Scots) to...
jellified
22
24
JELLIFY, to turn to...
jeoparded
18
23
JEOPARD, to put in j...
jewelweed
23
26
a plant of the touch...
jigjigged
24
34
JIGJIG, to copulate,...
jointured
17
21
JOINTURE, to settle...
jointweed
19
23
an American wild pla...
jollified
22
24
JOLLIFY, to make jol...
jollyhead
27
25
(Spenser) jollity [n...
journaled
17
22
JOURNAL, to record i...
journeyed
22
23
JOURNEY, to travel [...
joypopped
29
30
JOYPOP, to use habit...
jubilated
21
24
JUBILATE, to rejoice...
jugulated
20
24
JUGULATE, to cut the...
juicehead
22
25
(slang) an alcoholic...
julienned
17
23
JULIENNE, to shred o...
jumboised
21
26
JUMBOISE, to enlarge...
jumboized
24
35
JUMBOIZE, to enlarge...
junketted
18
25
JUNKET, to go on suc...
justified
21
23
JUSTIFY, to vindicat...
kailyaird
24
17
a cabbage patch, a k...
kameraded
16
18
KAMERAD, to surrende...
karangaed
15
17
KARANGA, to perform...
keelhaled
19
18
KEELHALE, to punish...
kefuffled
24
25
KEFUFFLE, to make a...
kennelled
16
18
KENNEL, to put in a...
kennetted
14
16
KENNETT, to ruthless...
kernelled
17
17
KERNEL, to envelop l...
keystoned
21
17
KEYSTONE, to produce...
kibbitzed
25
29
KIBBITZ, to give unw...
kickboard
23
24
a buoyant rectangula...
kickboxed
29
31
KICKBOX, to box in a...
kickstand
21
22
a support for a moto...
kidnapped
20
22
KIDNAP, to take by f...
kingdomed
18
21
(Shakespeare) having...
kirkyaird
25
20
(Scots) a churchyard...
kitchened
21
20
KITCHEN, to entertai...
kiteboard
18
17
a board similar to a...
klondiked
18
21
KLONDIKE, to export...
klondyked
24
23
KLONDYKE, to export...
knackered
19
22
KNACKER, to exhaust...
knevelled
19
21
KNEVELL, to pound wi...
knickered
20
22
wearing knickers [ad...
kreasoted
15
14
KREASOTE, to treat w...
kreosoted
15
14
KREOSOTE, to coat wi...
kurbashed
21
20
KURBASH, to flog wit...
labelloid
20
16
liplike [adj]
lacerated
18
14
LACERATE, to tear ro...
lacquered
27
24
LACQUER, to coat wit...
lacqueyed
33
26
LACQUEY, to serve in...
lambasted
19
17
LAMBAST, to beat sev...
lamelloid
19
16
like lamellae, in th...
laminated
16
15
LAMINATE, to compres...
lampooned
17
18
LAMPOON, to ridicule...
lampstand
19
18
a stand for a lamp [...
lancewood
20
18
a tough, elastic woo...
landboard
17
16
a kind of large skat...
landmined
16
17
LANDMINE, to lay lan...
languaged
17
17
LANGUAGE, to express...
lanolated
15
13
covered with lanolin...
lanterned
14
13
LANTERN, to provide...
lapidated
18
15
LAPIDATE, to hurl st...
lateraled
16
12
LATERAL, to throw a...
laterised
16
11
LATERISE, to convert...
laterized
19
20
LATERIZE, to convert...
latinised
16
12
LATINISE, to transla...
latinized
19
21
LATINIZE, to transla...
launchpad
23
21
a platform from whic...
laundered
15
14
LAUNDER, to wash clo...
laureated
15
12
LAUREATE, to crown w...
laurelled
18
14
LAUREL, to crown wit...
lavoltaed
18
16
LAVOLTA, to dance wi...
laybacked
28
23
LAYBACK, to climb us...
leafleted
18
15
LEAFLET, to distribu...
leaguered
16
14
LEAGUER, to besiege...
leasehold
18
14
land or property hel...
leathered
17
13
LEATHER, to cover wi...
legalised
18
14
LEGALISE, to make la...
legalized
21
23
LEGALIZE, to make la...
legginged
19
18
wearing leggings [ad...
leistered
16
11
LEISTER, to spear wi...
lemonwood
18
18
a small tree of New...
leotarded
15
12
wearing a leotard [a...
leukemoid
18
19
resembling leukemia...
leveraged
18
17
LEVERAGE, to provide...
levigated
19
17
LEVIGATE, to reduce...
levitated
18
15
LEVITATE, to rise an...
liberated
18
14
LIBERATE, to set fre...
lichenoid
21
17
of or like lichen [a...
lichtlied
24
17
LICHTLY, (Scots) to...
lifeblood
21
18
the blood necessary...
lifeguard
20
17
one employed to assi...
lifeworld
23
18
the way an individua...
ligatured
18
14
LIGATURE, to tie wit...
lightened
19
16
LIGHTEN, to reduce t...
lightered
20
15
LIGHTER, to convey b...
lightlied
22
16
LIGHTLY, to slight o...
lightwood
23
18
pine wood abounding...
lignified
20
17
LIGNIFY, to convert...
ligulated
19
15
resembling or shaped...
linksland
18
18
land near the sea us...
linotyped
24
17
LINOTYPE, to set a l...
lintelled
18
14
having a lintel, als...
liquefied
27
24
LIQUEFY, to make or...
liquesced
28
24
LIQUESCE, to become...
liqueured
25
22
LIQUEUR, to flavour...
liquified
28
24
LIQUIFY, to make or...
lithified
22
16
LITHIFY, to petrify,...
lithistid
21
13
any of the Lithistid...
litigated
18
13
LITIGATE, to subject...
lobstered
18
14
LOBSTER, to fish for...
lobtailed
19
15
LOBTAIL, of a whale,...
lobulated
19
16
having lobules, also...
localised
20
15
LOCALISE, to confine...
localized
23
24
LOCALIZE, to confine...
locomoted
19
17
LOCOMOTE, to move ab...
loculated
20
16
of e.g. an ovary, di...
logicised
21
16
LOGICISE, to reason,...
logicized
24
25
LOGICIZE, to reason,...
logjammed
21
28
LOGJAM, to cause a l...
logrolled
19
15
LOGROLL, to obtain p...
longboard
18
17
a type of surfboard...
loopholed
20
17
LOOPHOLE, to make sm...
loricated
19
14
LORICATE, to coat pr...
lotusland
17
14
a place of dreamy co...
loundered
15
14
LOUNDER, (Scots) to...
lowballed
23
19
LOWBALL, to give a c...
lowbrowed
24
20
not intellectual [ad...
lowlihead
22
17
(archaic) humility [...
lullabied
21
17
LULLABY, to lull to...
lunulated
17
15
crescent-shaped; hav...
lustihead
19
14
(archaic) lustiness,...
lustihood
19
14
(archaic) lustiness,...
lustrated
17
12
LUSTRATE, to purify...
lyophiled
28
19
obtained by freeze-d...
lyricised
27
16
LYRICISE, to write l...
lyricized
30
25
LYRICIZE, to write l...
macadamed
19
20
paved with macadam [...
macarised
19
16
MACARISE, to declare...
macarized
22
25
MACARIZE, to declare...
macerated
18
16
MACERATE, to soften...
macruroid
20
17
belonging to the cru...
maculated
20
18
MACULATE, to spot or...
maderised
16
14
MADERISE, to become...
maderized
19
23
MADERIZE, to become...
mafficked
25
26
MAFFICK, to celebrat...
magnified
19
19
MAGNIFY, to increase...
mainlined
16
16
MAINLINE, to inject...
maistered
16
13
MAISTER, (Scots) to...
malaxated
22
21
MALAXATE, to soften...
malformed
20
20
badly formed [adj]
malleated
17
15
MALLEATE, to hammer;...
mamaguyed
24
21
MAMAGUY, (Caribbean)...
mammocked
22
26
MAMMOCK, (Shakespear...
manicured
19
18
MANICURE, to have th...
mansarded
15
15
having a mansard, a...
manscaped
20
20
MANSCAPE, to trim or...
mappemond
20
23
a map of the world [...
maquisard
25
23
a member of the maqu...
marasmoid
17
16
suffering from maras...
marcelled
21
18
MARCEL, to make a de...
marchland
22
20
a borderland [n -S]
marconied
18
17
MARCONI, to communic...
margented
16
16
MARGENT, to provide...
marinaded
15
15
MARINADE, to soak in...
marinated
15
14
MARINATE, to soak in...
marshaled
19
16
MARSHAL, to put in p...
marshland
19
17
low poorly drained l...
martelled
18
15
MARTEL, (Spenser) to...
marvelled
20
19
MARVEL, to be filled...
mascaraed
18
16
MASCARA, to apply ma...
masonried
15
14
constructed of mason...
massacred
19
16
MASSACRE, to slaught...
matchwood
24
21
wood suitable for ma...
mattified
19
16
MATTIFY [v]
maturated
16
14
MATURATE, to develop...
maundered
15
16
MAUNDER, to talk inc...
maximised
24
23
MAXIMISE, to make as...
maximized
27
32
MAXIMIZE, to make as...
meandered
14
15
MEANDER, to wander [...
medevaced
20
21
MEDEVAC, to evacuate...
medicated
19
17
MEDICATE, to treat w...
medicined
19
18
MEDICINE, to treat w...
meditated
16
14
MEDITATE, to conside...
medivaced
21
21
MEDIVAC, to evacuate...
megafarad
18
18
a measure of electri...
melanised
16
15
MELANISE, to make da...
melanized
19
24
MELANIZE, to make da...
melodised
17
15
MELODISE, to compose...
melodized
20
24
MELODIZE, to compose...
membraned
18
20
having a membrane [a...
memorised
17
16
MEMORISE, to commit...
memorized
20
25
MEMORIZE, to commit...
meniscoid
19
17
concavo-convex, like...
mentioned
14
15
MENTION, to remark b...
mercified
22
19
MERCIFY, (Spenser) t...
metalhead
18
16
a fan of heavy metal...
metalised
17
14
METALISE, to make or...
metalized
20
23
METALIZE, to make or...
metalloid
18
15
an element intermedi...
meteoroid
15
13
a meteor that has no...
metrified
19
16
METRIFY, to compose...
micrified
23
19
MICRIFY, to make sma...
microcard
23
19
a card representing...
militated
18
14
MILITATE, to have in...
millboard
21
18
a kind of stout past...
mimmicked
24
26
MIMMICK, to be over-...
minareted
15
14
having a minaret [ad...
minefield
19
18
an area laid with ex...
minimaxed
23
24
MINIMAX, to minimize...
minimised
18
17
MINIMISE, to make as...
minimized
21
26
MINIMIZE, to make as...
minnicked
20
22
MINNICK, to be over...
minnocked
19
22
MINNOCK, to be over...
misallied
19
15
MISALLY, to ally bad...
misatoned
15
14
MISATONE, to atone w...
misavised
19
17
(Spenser) ill-advise...
misbiased
19
16
MISBIAS, to bias wro...
misbilled
22
18
MISBILL, to bill wro...
miscalled
22
18
MISCALL, to call by...
miscoined
19
17
MISCOIN, to coin imp...
miscooked
20
20
MISCOOK, to cook bad...
miscopied
22
19
MISCOPY, to copy inc...
misdeemed
17
17
MISDEEM, to judge un...
misdialed
18
15
MISDIAL, to dial inc...
misdieted
17
14
MISDIET, to diet or...
misedited
17
14
MISEDIT, to edit inc...
misfitted
20
16
MISFIT, to fit badly...
misformed
20
19
MISFORM, to make in...
misframed
20
19
MISFRAME, to frame b...
misgauged
19
18
MISGAUGE, to gauge i...
misgraded
18
16
MISGRADE, to grade i...
misguided
19
17
MISGUIDE, to guide w...
mishapped
23
21
MISHAP, to have an u...
misintend
16
15
(obsolete) to aim am...
misjoined
18
23
MISJOIN, to join inc...
misjudged
21
26
MISJUDGE, to judge w...
miskenned
16
19
MISKEN, to fail to r...
miskicked
23
24
MISKICK, to kick bad...
misleared
17
14
(Scots) mistaught, u...
misleeked
18
18
MISLEEKE, (Spenser)...
mislodged
19
17
MISLODGE, to lodge i...
mislucked
23
22
MISLUCK, to meet wit...
mismarked
19
20
MISMARK, to mark wro...
mismetred
18
16
MISMETRE, to spoil t...
misparsed
19
16
MISPARSE, to parse i...
misparted
19
16
MISPART, to part bad...
mispenned
17
18
MISPEN, to write inc...
misplaced
23
20
MISPLACE, to put in...
misplayed
26
19
MISPLAY, to make a b...
mispoised
19
16
MISPOISE, to poise i...
mispriced
23
19
MISPRICE, to price i...
misprised
20
16
MISPRISE, to underva...
misprized
23
25
MISPRIZE, to underva...
misquoted
25
23
MISQUOTE, to quote i...
misraised
17
13
MISRAISE, to raise w...
misrecord
20
16
to record incorrectl...
misregard
18
15
(Spenser) to have no...
misrelied
18
14
MISRELY, to rely wro...
misrhymed
27
20
badly rhymed [adj]
misrouted
17
14
MISROUTE, to route i...
misseated
16
13
MISSEAT, to seat wro...
misseemed
17
16
MISSEEM, to be unbec...
missensed
16
14
MISSENSE, to sense w...
misshaped
21
18
MISSHAPE, to shape b...
missioned
16
14
MISSION, to send to...
missorted
17
13
MISSORT, to sort bad...
misspaced
22
19
MISSPACE, to space i...
misstated
17
13
MISSTATE, to state w...
misstyled
25
16
MISSTYLE, to style w...
missuited
18
14
MISSUIT, to suit bad...
mistended
16
15
MISTEND, to tend to...
mistermed
18
16
MISTERM, to call by...
mistitled
19
14
MISTITLE, to call by...
mistraced
20
16
MISTRACE, to trace w...
misvalued
20
19
MISVALUE, to value i...
misweened
18
17
MISWEEN, to judge wr...
misworded
20
17
MISWORD, to word wro...
mitigated
18
15
MITIGATE, to make le...
mobcasted
21
19
MOBCAST, to broadcas...
mobilised
20
17
MOBILISE, to make mo...
mobilized
23
26
MOBILIZE, to make mo...
moderated
15
14
MODERATE, to make le...
modulated
17
16
MODULATE, to adjust...
moistened
15
14
MOISTEN, to make or...
moithered
18
15
MOITHER, to confuse,...
moldboard
19
18
a curved plate of ir...
mollified
21
18
MOLLIFY, to soften,...
monetised
15
14
MONETISE, to coin in...
monetized
18
23
MONETIZE, to coin in...
mongoloid
17
17
a person affected wi...
monikered
16
18
having a moniker [ad...
monitored
15
14
MONITOR, to keep tra...
monkeypod
24
23
the rain-tree [n -S]
monkshood
18
20
a plant of the genus...
monochord
20
19
a musical instrument...
monoploid
18
18
a haploid organism,...
monorchid
21
19
having only one test...
monoskied
16
18
MONOSKI, to ski on a...
monotoned
13
15
MONOTONE, to sing or...
monstered
15
14
MONSTER, to criticis...
moonblind
18
19
dim-sighted; purblin...
moonchild
22
20
someone who is born...
moonfaced
19
20
having a round, moon...
moosebird
18
16
a North American jay...
moosewood
17
16
a North American tre...
mooseyard
21
15
an area where a moos...
moralised
17
14
MORALISE, to explain...
moralized
20
23
MORALIZE, to explain...
mordanted
15
15
MORDANT, to impregna...
morselled
18
15
MORSEL, to divide in...
mortgaged
18
17
MORTGAGE, to pledge...
mortified
19
16
MORTIFY, to humiliat...
mosaicked
20
20
MOSAIC, to decorate...
motivated
18
17
MOTIVATE, to inspire...
motorised
16
13
MOTORISE, to provide...
motorized
19
22
MOTORIZE, to provide...
mouldered
17
16
MOULDER, to turn to...
moundbird
19
19
an Australian bird l...
mousebird
19
17
another name for the...
movieland
18
19
the world of the mov...
mowburned
21
21
MOWBURN, to heat and...
muckraked
22
25
MUCKRAKE, to search...
mudcapped
24
24
MUDCAP, to cover an...
mudlarked
19
20
MUDLARK, to follow t...
mufflered
22
21
wearing a muffler [a...
mullioned
18
17
MULLION, to provide...
multiband
20
19
having many bands [a...
multifold
22
19
many times doubled;...
multigrid
21
17
comprising many grid...
multihued
21
18
with many hues [adj]
mummified
22
23
MUMMIFY, to preserve...
mundified
19
19
MUNDIFY, to cleanse,...
murgeoned
16
17
MURGEON, to mock wit...
muricated
20
17
rough or warty with...
murrained
16
15
affected with the mu...
murthered
19
16
MURTHER, (dialect) t...
musselled
19
16
poisoned by eating a...
mustached
22
19
having a mustache [a...
mutilated
18
15
MUTILATE, to injure...
mylohyoid
32
20
a nerve in the regio...
myrmecoid
27
21
antlike [adj]
mystified
26
18
MYSTIFY, to perplex...
nancified
19
18
like a nancy, effemi...
nanoworld
17
16
the world of the ver...
nasalised
15
12
NASALISE, to produce...
nasalized
18
21
NASALIZE, to produce...
nauplioid
18
16
shaped like a naupli...
nauseated
13
12
NAUSEATE, to affect...
nautiloid
16
13
a mollusc of the sub...
navigated
17
17
NAVIGATE, to conduct...
nebulised
18
16
NEBULISE, to reduce...
nebulized
21
25
NEBULIZE, to reduce...
necklaced
22
22
NECKLACE, to punish...
nectaried
17
14
having a nectary [ad...
negatived
17
17
NEGATIVE, to disprov...
neglected
19
17
NEGLECT, to treat ca...
negrohead
16
15
tobacco soaked in mo...
netsurfed
17
15
NETSURF, to browse t...
networked
18
18
NETWORK, to form a s...
nevermind
17
19
(US) a matter of imp...
newshound
19
18
(colloquial) a repor...
newsstand
17
15
a stand from which n...
nickelled
21
20
NICKEL, to plate wit...
nicknamed
19
22
NICKNAME, to give a...
nicotined
17
15
containing nicotine...
niellated
16
13
inlaid in niello [ad...
niggarded
17
16
NIGGARD, to act in a...
nightbird
22
18
a bird that flies or...
nightward
22
18
approaching night [a...
nigrified
19
16
NIGRIFY, to blacken...
nitpicked
22
21
NITPICK, to fuss ove...
nitrified
18
14
NITRIFY, to combine...
nitwitted
19
14
stupid [adj]
nochelled
21
18
NOCHEL, to repudiate...
nodalised
15
13
NODALISE, to form no...
nodalized
18
22
NODALIZE, to form no...
nodulated
15
14
having or characteri...
nomadised
15
15
NOMADISE, to lead a...
nomadized
18
24
NOMADIZE, to lead a...
nominated
14
15
NOMINATE, to name as...
nonbonded
14
17
not bonded [adj]
nondemand
13
17
something that is no...
nonfunded
15
18
not funded [adj]
nonglazed
18
24
not glazed [adj]
nongraded
14
15
not graded [adj]
nonleaded
13
14
not leaded [adj]
nonliquid
24
23
something that is no...
nonplused
17
17
NONPLUS, to take aba...
nonsacred
16
15
not sacred [adj]
nonsuited
14
13
NONSUIT, to dismiss...
nonvested
15
16
not vested [adj]
nonwinged
17
18
not winged [adj]
norselled
16
13
NORSEL, (obsolete) t...
northered
16
13
NORTHER, to veer nor...
northland
17
15
the northern part of...
northward
20
16
towards the north, a...
nosebleed
16
15
bleeding from the no...
nosedived
16
16
NOSEDIVE, to plunge...
noseguard
15
14
a protection for the...
notarised
14
11
NOTARISE, to attest...
notarized
17
20
NOTARIZE, to attest...
notcheled
20
17
NOTCHEL, to repudiat...
notochord
19
16
a backbone-like seri...
nourished
17
14
NOURISH, to sustain...
nouselled
16
14
NOUSELL, to foster,...
novelised
17
16
NOVELISE, to put int...
novelized
20
25
NOVELIZE, to put int...
nucleated
18
16
NUCLEATE, to form in...
nuggetted
17
16
NUGGET, to polish sh...
nullified
20
17
NULLIFY, to make use...
numerated
15
15
NUMERATE, to compute...
nursemaid
16
15
a woman employed to...
nutmegged
18
19
NUTMEG, in football,...
nymphalid
28
22
any butterfly of the...
obdurated
17
15
OBDURATE, to make ob...
obligated
19
16
OBLIGATE, to bind mo...
obsoleted
17
14
OBSOLETE, to make or...
obturated
17
14
OBTURATE, to stop up...
obvoluted
20
19
of a leaf etc., havi...
occupated
23
20
OCCUPATE, to reside...
ocellated
19
15
eyelike and ringed;...
octachord
23
18
an instrument of eig...
octaploid
21
17
eightfold [adj] / a...
octoploid
21
17
eightfold [adj] / a...
offhanded
20
20
ungraciously curt, a...
officered
22
19
OFFICER, to command...
offloaded
19
18
OFFLOAD, to unload [...
offshored
21
18
OFFSHORE, to transfe...
olivewood
20
18
the wood of the oliv...
ologoaned
14
14
OLOGOAN, (Irish) to...
omphaloid
21
19
of or pertaining to...
opacified
22
19
OPACIFY, to make opa...
opalesced
20
17
OPALESCE, to emit an...
ophiuroid
20
16
a member of the Ophi...
opinioned
15
15
opinionated; conceit...
oppilated
20
17
OPPILATE, to block u...
oppressed
19
16
OPPRESS, to treat wi...
opsonised
16
14
OPSONISE, to make (b...
opsonized
19
23
OPSONIZE, to make (b...
optimised
19
16
OPTIMISE, to make as...
optimized
22
25
OPTIMIZE, to make as...
ordinated
14
12
ORDINATE, to subject...
organised
15
13
ORGANISE, to form in...
organized
18
22
ORGANIZE, to form in...
ornithoid
17
13
birdlike [adj]
orphreyed
25
17
embroidered with orp...
oscitated
18
13
OSCITATE, to yawn [v...
osculated
19
15
OSCULATE, to kiss [v...
outargued
16
14
OUTARGUE, to get the...
outbarked
18
18
OUTBARK, to surpass...
outbarred
17
14
OUTBAR, to form a ba...
outbawled
21
18
OUTBAWL, to surpass...
outbeamed
17
17
OUTBEAM, to surpass...
outbegged
19
18
OUTBEG, to surpass i...
outblazed
21
24
OUTBLAZE, to surpass...
outbraved
19
18
OUTBRAVE, to surpass...
outbribed
20
17
OUTBRIBE, to surpass...
outbulged
20
18
OUTBULGE, to bulge o...
outbulked
20
20
OUTBULK, to surpass...
outburned
17
16
OUTBURN, to burn lon...
outcalled
20
16
OUTCALL, to bid high...
outcasted
18
14
OUTCASTE, to cause s...
outchided
21
17
OUTCHIDE, to surpass...
outcooked
18
18
OUTCOOK, to surpass...
outcrowed
21
17
OUTCROW, to surpass...
outcursed
19
15
OUTCURSE, to surpass...
outdanced
17
16
OUTDANCE, to surpass...
outdodged
16
15
OUTDODGE, to surpass...
outdueled
16
14
OUTDUEL, to surpass...
outearned
13
12
OUTEARN, to surpass...
outechoed
19
16
OUTECHO, to surpass...
outfabled
20
18
OUTFABLE, to surpass...
outfasted
17
14
OUTFAST, to surpass...
outfawned
19
18
OUTFAWN, to surpass...
outfenced
19
18
OUTFENCE, to surpass...
outfished
20
16
OUTFISH, to surpass...
outfitted
18
14
OUTFIT, to equip [v]
outflowed
21
18
OUTFLOW, to flow out...
outfooled
17
15
OUTFOOL, to surpass...
outfooted
16
14
OUTFOOT, to surpass...
outgained
15
14
OUTGAIN, to gain mor...
outgassed
16
13
OUTGAS, to remove ga...
outglared
17
14
OUTGLARE, to surpass...
outglowed
20
17
OUTGLOW, to surpass...
outgnawed
18
17
OUTGNAW, to surpass...
outguided
17
15
OUTGUIDE, to surpass...
outgunned
15
16
OUTGUN, to surpass i...
outgushed
19
16
OUTGUSH, to gush ove...
outhowled
21
17
OUTHOWL, to surpass...
outhunted
17
15
OUTHUNT, to surpass...
outjested
17
20
OUTJEST, to excel in...
outjinxed
23
28
OUTJINX, to surpass...
outjumped
21
27
OUTJUMP, to surpass...
outjutted
18
21
OUTJUT, to stick out...
outkicked
21
22
OUTKICK, to surpass...
outkilled
19
17
OUTKILL, to surpass...
outkissed
17
15
OUTKISS, to surpass...
outlashed
18
14
OUTLASH, to lash out...
outlasted
16
12
OUTLAST, to last lon...
outleaped
17
15
OUTLEAP, to surpass...
outlooked
16
16
OUTLOOK, to look out...
outmanned
14
16
OUTMAN, to surpass i...
outpassed
17
14
OUTPASS, to excel in...
outpeeped
18
17
OUTPEEP, to peep out...
outpeered
16
14
OUTPEER, (Shakespear...
outpitied
18
14
OUTPITY, to surpass...
outplaced
21
18
OUTPLACE, to find ne...
outplayed
24
17
OUTPLAY, to excel or...
outpolled
19
16
OUTPOLL, to get more...
outpoured
17
15
OUTPOUR, to pour out...
outprayed
23
16
OUTPRAY, to surpass...
outpriced
21
17
OUTPRICE, to offer a...
outprized
21
23
OUTPRIZE, to exceed...
outpulled
20
17
OUTPULL, to attract...
outpushed
20
17
OUTPUSH, to surpass...
outputted
18
15
OUTPUT, to produce [...
outquoted
23
21
OUTQUOTE, to surpass...
outraised
15
11
OUTRAISE, to surpass...
outranged
15
14
OUTRANGE, to surpass...
outranked
15
16
OUTRANK, to rank hig...
outredded
15
13
OUTRED, to surpass i...
outrigged
18
15
OUTRIG, to equip (a...
outroared
14
11
OUTROAR, to roar lou...
outrocked
19
18
OUTROCK, to surpass...
outrolled
17
13
OUTROLL, to roll out...
outrooted
14
11
OUTROOT, to pull up...
outrushed
18
14
OUTRUSH, to surpass...
outsailed
16
12
OUTSAIL, to sail fas...
outscored
18
14
OUTSCORE, to score m...
outserved
17
15
OUTSERVE, to surpass...
outshamed
18
16
OUTSHAME, to surpass...
outshined
17
14
OUTSHINE, to shine b...
outsinned
14
13
OUTSIN, to surpass i...
outskated
16
15
OUTSKATE, to surpass...
outsmiled
18
15
OUTSMILE, to surpass...
outsmoked
17
18
OUTSMOKE, to surpass...
outsnored
14
12
OUTSNORE, to surpass...
outsoared
14
11
OUTSOAR, to soar bey...
outspread
17
14
to spread out [v OUT...
outstared
15
11
OUTSTARE, to outdo i...
outstated
15
11
OUTSTATE, to surpass...
outstayed
21
13
OUTSTAY, to surpass...
outsulked
18
17
OUTSULK, to surpass...
outsummed
18
18
OUTSUM, to outnumber...
outtalked
17
16
OUTTALK, to surpass...
outtasked
16
15
OUTTASK, to surpass...
outtopped
19
17
OUTTOP, to overtop [...
outtraded
15
12
OUTTRADE, to get the...
outvalued
18
17
OUTVALUE, to be wort...
outvoiced
20
18
OUTVOICE, to surpass...
outwaited
18
14
OUTWAIT, to exceed i...
outwalked
20
19
OUTWALK, to surpass...
outwarred
18
14
OUTWAR, to surpass i...
outwasted
18
14
OUTWASTE, to surpass...
outweeded
17
15
OUTWEED, (Spenser) t...
outwelled
20
16
OUTWELL, to pour out...
outwicked
23
21
OUTWICK, to make suc...
outwilled
21
16
OUTWILL, to surpass...
outwinded
18
16
OUTWIND, to unwind [...
outwinged
19
17
OUTWING, to fly beyo...
outwished
21
16
OUTWISH, to surpass...
outwitted
19
14
OUTWIT, to defeat by...
outworked
19
18
OUTWORK, to work fas...
outyelled
23
15
OUTYELL, to yell lou...
outyelped
24
17
OUTYELP, to surpass...
overacted
19
17
OVERACT, to act with...
overalled
18
16
wearing overalls [ad...
overarmed
17
17
OVERARM, to throw a...
overbaked
19
21
OVERBAKE, to bake to...
overboard
18
17
from on board, over...
overbound
18
19
to bound excessively...
overbreed
18
17
to breed too much [v...
overbroad
18
17
excessively broad [a...
overbuild
21
19
to build over [v OVE...
overcloud
21
19
to cover or overspre...
overcrowd
23
20
to crowd excessively...
overcured
20
18
OVERCURE, to cure to...
overdared
16
15
OVERDARE, to become...
overdated
16
15
out of date [adj]
overdosed
16
15
OVERDOSE, to give an...
overdried
17
15
OVERDRY, to dry too...
overegged
18
18
OVEREGG, as in the p...
overflood
19
18
to flood excessively...
overhaled
19
17
OVERHALE, (Spenser)...
overhated
18
16
OVERHATE, to hate to...
overheard
18
16
OVERHEAR, to hear by...
overhoped
20
19
OVERHOPE, to hope ex...
overhyped
27
21
OVERHYPE, to hype to...
overinked
17
19
concealed by the use...
overjoyed
24
25
OVERJOY, to fill wit...
overladed
17
16
OVERLADE, to load wi...
overlived
20
19
OVERLIVE, to outlive...
overloved
19
19
OVERLOVE, to love to...
overmined
17
18
OVERMINE, to mine to...
overmixed
24
24
OVERMIX, to mix too...
overnamed
16
18
OVERNAME, to repeat...
overplaid
20
18
a textile design con...
overplied
20
18
OVERPLY, to ply to e...
overproud
19
18
exceedingly or undul...
overraked
17
18
OVERRAKE, to sweep o...
overrated
16
14
OVERRATE, to rate to...
overrigid
19
16
too rigid; too sever...
overruled
18
16
OVERRULE, to disallo...
oversaved
18
18
OVERSAVE, to save to...
oversewed
19
17
OVERSEW, to sew over...
oversexed
22
21
excessively sexual [...
oversized
20
23
OVERSIZE, to cover w...
oversowed
19
17
OVERSOW, to sow over...
overspend
18
18
to spend to excess [...
overstand
16
15
(archaic) to endure...
overstood
16
14
OVERSTAND, (archaic)...
overtaxed
22
21
OVERTAX, to tax too...
overtimed
18
17
OVERTIME, to exceed...
overtimid
19
17
too timid [adj]
overtired
17
14
OVERTIRE, to tire ex...
overtured
17
15
OVERTURE, to put for...
overtyped
25
19
OVERTYPE, to type ov...
overurged
18
17
OVERURGE, to urge to...
overvivid
22
22
excessively vivid [a...
overvoted
18
18
OVERVOTE, to defeat...
overwound
19
19
OVERWIND, to wind to...
packboard
23
23
a canvas-covered woo...
pactioned
19
17
PACTION, to agree, m...
paddocked
21
22
PADDOCK, to confine...
padlocked
22
22
PADLOCK, to lock sec...
paganised
17
16
PAGANISE, to make ir...
paganized
20
25
PAGANIZE, to make ir...
paginated
17
16
PAGINATE, to mark wi...
palavered
19
18
PALAVER, to talk pro...
palfreyed
26
19
riding on a palfrey,...
palisaded
18
15
PALISADE, to fortify...
palliated
19
15
PALLIATE, to cloak o...
panelised
17
15
made in sections for...
panelized
20
24
made in sections for...
panfished
21
19
PANFISH, to fish for...
pannelled
17
17
(Shakespeare) conjec...
panniered
15
15
fitted with panniers...
panoplied
19
18
arrayed in full armo...
papalised
20
17
PAPALISE, to render...
papalized
23
26
PAPALIZE, to render...
paragoned
16
16
PARAGON, (archaic) t...
paralysed
24
16
PARALYSE, to render...
paralyzed
27
25
PARALYZE, to render...
parapeted
18
16
having a parapet [ad...
parasoled
17
14
having a parasol [ad...
parboiled
20
17
PARBOIL, to cook par...
parcelled
22
18
PARCEL, to divide in...
pargetted
18
15
PARGET, to cover wit...
parqueted
25
23
PARQUET, to cover a...
parrocked
21
20
PARROCK, to confine...
parsleyed
24
16
adorned with parsley...
partnered
16
14
PARTNER, to join wit...
passepied
19
16
(French) a Breton da...
passioned
16
14
PASSION, to exhibit...
patiented
16
14
PATIENT, (Shakespear...
patinated
16
14
PATINATE, to give a...
patinised
17
14
PATINISE, to give a...
patinized
20
23
PATINIZE, to give a...
patriated
17
13
PATRIATE, to transfe...
patrolled
19
15
PATROL, to guard by...
patterned
16
14
PATTERN, to copy a d...
peacocked
23
23
PEACOCK, to strut va...
pearlised
18
14
treated so as to giv...
pearlized
21
23
treated so as to giv...
peculated
21
18
PECULATE, to embezzl...
pedatifid
20
17
of a leaf, cleft in...
pedicured
21
18
PEDICURE, to apply f...
pedigreed
18
16
having a pedigree [a...
peduncled
21
20
having a peduncle [a...
peglegged
21
20
having a wooden leg...
pejorated
18
22
PEJORATE, to make wo...
pelecypod
29
22
designating or perta...
pelorised
18
14
affected with pelori...
pelorized
21
23
affected with pelori...
penalised
17
15
PENALISE, to subject...
penalized
20
24
PENALIZE, to subject...
pencilled
22
19
PENCIL, to write or...
pennyland
22
19
(historical) land va...
pensioned
15
15
PENSION, to grant a...
peptalked
21
21
PEPTALK, to inspire...
peraeopod
17
16
each of the eight wa...
perceived
22
20
PERCEIVE, to become...
percocted
23
19
PERCOCT, to cook tho...
percussed
21
17
PERCUSS, to strike w...
pereiopod
18
16
each of the eight wa...
perfected
22
19
PERFECT, to make fau...
perfervid
22
20
extremely or excessi...
performed
20
19
PERFORM, to begin an...
permeated
17
16
PERMEATE, to spread...
permitted
19
16
PERMIT, to allow [v]
perorated
16
13
PERORATE, to make a...
peroxided
23
21
PEROXIDE, to bleach...
perpended
18
18
PERPEND, to weigh in...
perplexed
26
24
PERPLEX, to puzzle [...
persisted
18
13
PERSIST, to continue...
personned
15
15
manned [adj]
perspired
20
16
PERSPIRE, to exude s...
persuaded
17
15
PERSUADE, to induce...
perswaded
20
17
PERSWADE, to induce...
pertained
16
14
PERTAIN, to have ref...
perturbed
20
17
PERTURB, to disturb...
perverted
19
17
PERVERT, to turn awa...
perviated
19
17
PERVIATE, to make a...
petnapped
20
20
PETNAP, to steal a p...
petrified
20
16
PETRIFY, to convert...
petrolled
19
15
PETROL, to supply wi...
phalangid
21
19
one of the Phalangoi...
philtered
21
16
PHILTER, to put unde...
phonecard
21
19
a card used to make...
photocard
22
18
an identity card con...
phrensied
19
16
PHRENSY, to make fra...
phyllopod
30
22
one of an order of c...
physicked
31
24
PHYSIC, to treat wit...
physiqued
35
27
having a particular...
pickeered
21
20
PICKEER, to forage,...
picnicked
25
24
PICNIC, to go on an...
picofarad
22
19
a millionth of a mil...
picowaved
25
23
PICOWAVE, to irradia...
picqueted
29
26
PICQUET, to act as a...
pigheaded
20
18
obstinate [adj PIGHE...
pigmented
19
19
PIGMENT, to add a co...
pigtailed
20
16
having a pigtail [ad...
pilgrimed
22
19
PILGRIM, to travel t...
pillioned
19
16
PILLION, to sit on a...
pilloried
20
15
PILLORY, to hold up...
pinafored
18
17
wearing a pinafore [...
pinballed
21
19
PINBALL, to bounce a...
pinfolded
20
19
PINFOLD, to impound,...
pinheaded
18
17
stupid [adj]
pinnacled
20
19
PINNACLE, to equip w...
pintailed
18
15
having a very long n...
pintsized
21
23
very small, also PIN...
pintucked
22
22
PINTUCK, to tuck wit...
pioneered
15
14
PIONEER, to take par...
pipelined
20
18
PIPELINE, to convey...
pirlicued
23
18
PIRLICUE, to summari...
pistolled
20
15
PISTOL, to shoot wit...
pitchbend
25
22
a device that enable...
pithecoid
23
18
an ape, esp. a highe...
pixelated
24
21
PIXELATE, to divide...
pixilated
25
21
PIXILATE, to divide...
placarded
21
18
PLACARD, to publicis...
planeload
17
16
as much as may be ca...
planetoid
17
15
a body resembling a...
planished
20
17
PLANISH, to toughen...
planuloid
19
17
of or like a planula...
plastered
18
14
PLASTER, to cover wi...
plateaued
17
15
PLATEAU, to reach a...
platinoid
18
15
an alloy of copper,...
platooned
16
15
PLATOON, in American...
playacted
27
19
PLAYACT, to take par...
playfield
28
20
a playing field [n -...
pleasured
18
15
PLEASURE, to give en...
plebified
23
20
PLEBIFY, to lower to...
plenished
20
17
PLENISH, to fill up...
plottered
18
14
PLOTTER, (Scots) to...
ploutered
18
15
PLOUTER, (Scots) to...
plowtered
21
17
PLOWTER, (Scots) to...
plugboard
22
20
a device with a larg...
plummeted
21
21
PLUMMET, to drop str...
plumpened
21
22
PLUMPEN, to plump, t...
plundered
18
17
PLUNDER, to rob by f...
podcasted
20
17
PODCAST, to make a r...
polarised
18
14
POLARISE, to give po...
polarized
21
23
POLARIZE, to give po...
polemised
19
17
POLEMISE, to argue o...
polemized
22
26
POLEMIZE, to argue o...
pollarded
19
16
POLLARD, to cut the...
polonised
17
15
POLONISE, to make Po...
polonized
20
24
POLONIZE, to make Po...
polyploid
28
20
having more than two...
polytyped
33
21
POLYTYPE, to produce...
polyzooid
27
25
like or of the natur...
pommelled
21
21
POMMEL, to strike wi...
poniarded
16
15
PONIARD, to stab wit...
pontified
19
17
PONTIFY, to play the...
pontooned
14
15
PONTOON, to cross wi...
poppyhead
29
23
a raised ornament on...
populated
20
18
POPULATE, to inhabit...
porlocked
22
21
PORLOCK, to hinder b...
porpoised
19
16
PORPOISE, to move li...
porrected
20
16
PORRECT, to stretch...
portended
16
15
PORTEND, to serve as...
porticoed
20
16
having a portico [ad...
portiered
17
13
having a portiere [a...
portioned
16
14
PORTION, to divide i...
portrayed
23
15
PORTRAY, to paint or...
possessed
17
13
POSSESS, to have as...
postcoded
20
17
POSTCODE, to give a...
postdated
17
14
POSTDATE, to date af...
postfixed
26
23
POSTFIX, to affix at...
postilled
20
15
POSTIL, to gloss [v]
postponed
18
17
POSTPONE, to put off...
postposed
19
16
POSTPOSE, to place a...
potboiled
20
17
POTBOIL, to produce...
poulticed
22
18
POULTICE, to apply a...
poursewed
20
17
POURSEW, (Spenser) t...
pourtrayd
24
16
POURTRAY, (Spenser)...
pouthered
19
16
POUTHER, to powder [...
powfagged
24
23
(dialect) exhausted...
practiced
24
19
PRACTICE, to train o...
practised
21
16
PRACTISE, to train o...
preambled
21
20
PREAMBLE, to give an...
prebilled
22
18
PREBILL, to bill bef...
preboiled
20
17
PREBOIL, to boil bef...
prebooked
19
20
PREBOOK, to book bef...
precented
19
17
PRECENT, to lead a c...
precessed
20
16
PRECESS, of a spinni...
precluded
22
19
PRECLUDE, to rule ou...
precooked
20
20
PRECOOK, to cook bef...
precooled
20
17
PRECOOL, to cool bef...
precursed
21
17
PRECURSE, to foresha...
precycled
31
22
PRECYCLE, (of a cons...
predicted
21
17
PREDICT, to tell of...
predoomed
17
17
PREDOOM, to sentence...
preedited
17
14
PREEDIT, to edit bef...
preempted
20
19
PREEMPT, to acquire...
prefabbed
23
22
PREFAB, (short for)...
preferred
19
16
PREFER, to like bett...
prefilled
22
18
filled in advance [a...
preformed
20
19
PREFORM, to form bef...
prefunded
19
19
PREFUND, to fund bef...
preguided
19
17
PREGUIDE, to guide b...
preheated
18
15
PREHEAT, to heat bef...
prehended
18
17
PREHEND, to lay hold...
prejudged
21
26
PREJUDGE, to judge b...
prelected
21
17
PRELECT, to lecture,...
preloaded
17
15
PRELOAD, to load bef...
premiered
18
16
PREMIERE, to present...
premissed
19
16
PREMISS, to state or...
premolded
19
18
PREMOLD, to mold bef...
prenticed
20
17
PRENTICE, to place w...
prepacked
23
23
PREPACK, to package...
prepasted
19
16
PREPASTE, to paste b...
prepensed
18
17
PREPENSE, (Spenser)...
preplaced
23
20
PREPLACE, to place b...
prepriced
23
19
PREPRICE, to price b...
prerecord
20
16
to record in advance...
prerinsed
17
14
PRERINSE, to rinse b...
prescored
20
16
PRESCORE, to record...
presented
16
14
PRESENT, to bring in...
preserved
19
17
PRESERVE, to keep sa...
preshaped
21
18
PRESHAPE, to shape b...
preshowed
22
18
PRESHOW, to show bef...
presifted
20
16
PRESIFT, to sift bef...
presliced
22
17
PRESLICE, to slice b...
presoaked
17
17
PRESOAK, to soak bef...
presolved
20
18
PRESOLVE, to solve b...
presorted
17
13
PRESORT, to sort bef...
pressured
18
14
PRESSURE, to apply f...
prestored
17
13
PRESTORE, to store b...
pretasted
17
13
PRETASTE, to taste b...
pretended
16
15
PRETEND, to make bel...
pretested
17
13
PRETEST, to give a p...
pretexted
23
20
PRETEXT, to allege a...
preunited
17
15
PREUNITE, to unite b...
prevailed
20
18
PREVAIL, to triumph...
prevalued
20
19
PREVALUE, to value b...
prevented
18
18
PREVENT, to keep fro...
previewed
22
20
PREVIEW, to view or...
prewarmed
21
19
PREWARM, to warm bef...
prewarned
19
17
PREWARN, to warn in...
prewashed
22
18
PREWASH, to wash bef...
preworked
21
20
PREWORK, to work bef...
prickwood
25
23
the spindle tree [n...
primrosed
19
16
PRIMROSE, to gather...
printhead
19
16
the part of a printe...
proceeded
19
17
PROCEED, to go onwar...
processed
20
16
PROCESS, to treat or...
proctored
20
16
PROCTOR, to officiat...
procyonid
26
19
a member of the Proc...
prodnosed
16
15
PRODNOSE, to pry, ma...
professed
19
16
PROFESS, to affirm o...
proffered
21
19
PROFFER, to present...
prognosed
17
16
PROGNOSE, to forecas...
prograded
18
16
PROGRADE, to accumul...
programed
19
18
PROGRAM, to arrange...
projected
22
25
PROJECT, to extend o...
prolapsed
20
17
PROLAPSE, to slip or...
prologued
19
17
PROLOGUE, to preface...
prolonged
18
17
PROLONG, to lengthen...
promulged
21
20
PROMULGE, (archaic)...
proofread
18
16
to read checking for...
propelled
21
18
PROPEL, to drive for...
propended
18
18
PROPEND, to have a t...
prorogued
18
16
PROROGUE, to end a s...
prosected
20
16
PROSECT, to dissect...
prosified
20
16
PROSIFY, to write pr...
prospered
19
16
PROSPER, to be succe...
protected
20
16
PROTECT, to shield f...
protended
16
15
PROTEND, (archaic) t...
protested
17
13
PROTEST, to express...
protruded
18
15
PROTRUDE, to stick o...
provanted
18
18
PROVANT, (obsolete)...
proverbed
21
20
PROVERB, to speak of...
prowessed
20
16
having prowess [adj]
pseudopod
19
18
a process protruding...
pterygoid
25
17
winglike [adj] / a p...
ptyalised
25
16
PTYALISE, to induce...
ptyalized
28
25
PTYALIZE, to induce...
published
24
20
PUBLISH, to print an...
puckerood
21
21
(New Zealand slang)...
pulpboard
23
21
a coarse cardboard m...
pulpified
24
21
PULPIFY, to reduce t...
pultruded
20
17
PULTRUDE, to carry o...
pulvilled
24
21
PULVIL, to scent wit...
pumicated
22
20
PUMICATE, to make sm...
pummelled
22
22
PUMMEL, to strike wi...
punctated
20
18
dotted, pitted, also...
punctured
21
19
PUNCTURE, to pierce...
puppyhood
30
24
the time or state of...
purchased
23
19
PURCHASE, to buy [v]
pureblood
20
18
a horse etc. of unmi...
purlicued
23
19
PURLICUE, to summari...
purloined
18
16
PURLOIN, to steal; t...
purported
20
17
PURPORT, to profess...
putrefied
20
17
PUTREFY, to make or...
pyralidid
26
17
a kind of moth, also...
pyramided
25
19
PYRAMID, to increase...
pyritised
25
15
PYRITISE, to convert...
pyritized
28
24
PYRITIZE, to convert...
pyrolised
25
16
PYROLISE, to decompo...
pyrolized
28
25
PYROLIZE, to decompo...
pyrolysed
31
18
PYROLYSE, to decompo...
pyrolyzed
34
27
PYROLYZE, to decompo...
quadrated
23
21
QUADRATE, to conform...
quadrifid
27
24
four-part (as with a...
quadruped
26
25
a four-footed animal...
quagmired
26
25
QUAGMIRE, to entangl...
qualified
27
24
QUALIFY, to be eligi...
qualitied
25
21
endowed with a quali...
quantised
23
21
QUANTISE, to express...
quantized
26
30
QUANTIZE, to express...
quarreled
24
21
QUARREL, to become i...
quartered
23
20
QUARTER, to divide i...
queenhood
23
23
the state, personali...
quickened
27
28
QUICKEN, to speed up...
quicksand
28
28
a loose watery sand...
quietened
22
21
QUIETEN, to make qui...
quinonoid
22
22
like a quinone [adj]
racemised
19
16
RACEMISE, to change...
racemized
22
25
RACEMIZE, to change...
racqueted
26
23
RACQUET, to strike w...
radicated
18
14
RADICATE, to cause t...
radiogold
17
14
the radioisotope gol...
rainbowed
19
17
having a rainbow [ad...
ramparted
18
16
RAMPART, to furnish...
rampauged
19
19
RAMPAUGE, (Scots) to...
rampicked
23
23
of a tree, like a ra...
ramrodded
16
15
RAMROD, to push or d...
rancoured
17
15
having feelings of r...
rangeland
15
15
land suitable for gr...
ransacked
18
18
RANSACK, to search t...
rappelled
21
18
RAPPEL, to descend f...
ratcheted
20
15
RATCHET, to move by...
rattailed
16
11
having tails like ra...
rattooned
13
11
RATTOON, to sprout f...
reacceded
20
17
REACCEDE, to accede...
reaccused
21
17
REACCUSE, to accuse...
readapted
16
14
READAPT, to adapt ag...
readopted
16
14
READOPT, to adopt ag...
readorned
13
12
READORN, to adorn ag...
readvised
17
15
READVISE, to advise...
reaffixed
25
23
REAFFIX, to affix ag...
realigned
16
14
REALIGN, to align ag...
realtered
15
11
REALTER, to alter ag...
reamended
14
15
REAMEND, to amend ag...
reannexed
18
19
REANNEX, to annex ag...
reapplied
20
17
REAPPLY, to apply ag...
rearguard
16
13
the rear of an army;...
rearoused
14
11
REAROUSE, to arouse...
reassumed
16
14
REASSUME, to assume...
reassured
15
11
REASSURE, to assure...
reavailed
17
15
REAVAIL, to avail ag...
reblended
17
16
REBLEND, to blend ag...
rebloomed
18
17
REBLOOM, to bloom ag...
reboarded
16
14
REBOARD, to board ag...
rebottled
18
14
REBOTTLE, to bottle...
rebounded
16
16
REBOUND, to spring b...
rebranded
16
15
REBRAND, to change a...
rebuilded
19
16
REBUILD, to build ag...
recarried
18
13
RECARRY, to carry ag...
receipted
20
16
RECEIPT, to mark as...
recentred
17
14
RECENTRE, to centre...
rechanged
20
18
RECHANGE, to change...
recharged
21
17
RECHARGE, to charge...
recharted
20
15
RECHART, to chart ag...
recheated
19
15
RECHEAT, to sound a...
rechecked
24
22
RECHECK, to check ag...
rechipped
25
21
RECHIP, to change th...
recircled
23
17
RECIRCLE, to circle...
recladded
19
16
RECLAD, to clad agai...
reclaimed
20
17
RECLAIM, to make sui...
reclasped
21
17
RECLASP, to clasp ag...
recleaned
17
15
RECLEAN, to clean ag...
reclimbed
23
20
RECLIMB, to climb ag...
reclothed
21
16
RECLOTHE, to dress a...
recolored
18
14
RECOLOR, to color ag...
recommend
19
20
to commend or introd...
recounted
17
15
RECOUNT, to relate i...
recoupled
21
18
RECOUPLE, to couple...
recoursed
18
14
RECOURSE, to return,...
recovered
19
17
RECOVER, to obtain a...
recowered
20
16
RECOWER, to recover,...
recreated
17
13
RECREATE, to reinvig...
recrossed
18
13
RECROSS, to cross ag...
recrowned
20
17
RECROWN, to crown ag...
recruited
19
14
RECRUIT, to enlist f...
rectified
21
16
RECTIFY, to correct,...
redamaged
16
16
REDAMAGE, to damage...
redargued
16
14
REDARGUE, (Scots) to...
redbaited
17
14
REDBAIT, to denounce...
redecided
18
15
REDECIDE, to decide...
redefined
16
15
REDEFINE, to define...
redescend
17
15
to descend again [v...
redhanded
16
15
caught in the act [a...
redheaded
16
14
having red hair [adj...
redialled
17
13
REDIAL, to dial agai...
redivided
18
16
REDIVIDE, to divide...
rednecked
18
19
like a redneck, igno...
redoubled
18
16
REDOUBLE, to double...
redoubted
17
15
REDOUBT, (archaic) t...
redounded
14
14
REDOUND, to have an...
redrafted
17
14
REDRAFT, to make a r...
redreamed
15
14
REDREAM, to dream ag...
redressed
15
11
REDRESS, to set righ...
redrilled
18
13
REDRILL, to drill ag...
reedified
17
14
REEDIFY, to rebuild...
reejected
19
22
REEJECT, to eject ag...
reelected
18
14
REELECT, to elect ag...
reemerged
16
15
REEMERGE, to emerge...
reemitted
16
13
REEMIT, to emit agai...
reenacted
16
14
REENACT, to enact ag...
reendowed
16
15
REENDOW, to endow ag...
reengaged
15
15
REENGAGE, to engage...
reenjoyed
21
22
REENJOY, to enjoy ag...
reentered
13
11
REENTER, to enter ag...
reerected
17
13
REERECT, to erect ag...
reexposed
22
20
REEXPOSE, to expose...
refigured
19
16
REFIGURE, to figure...
reflagged
20
18
REFLAG, to change th...
reflected
21
17
REFLECT, to be mirro...
refloated
17
14
REFLOAT, to float ag...
reflooded
17
15
REFLOOD, to flood ag...
refocused
20
17
REFOCUS, to focus ag...
refounded
16
16
REFOUND, to found ag...
refracted
20
16
REFRACT, to deflect...
refrained
16
14
REFRAIN, to keep one...
refreshed
19
15
REFRESH, to restore...
refringed
18
16
REFRINGE, (obsolete)...
refronted
16
14
REFRONT, to put on a...
refuelled
19
16
REFUEL, to fill with...
regelated
16
13
REGELATE, to refreez...
reglossed
17
13
REGLOSS, to glass ag...
regrafted
18
15
REGRAFT, to graft ag...
regranted
15
13
REGRANT, to grant ag...
regreened
14
13
REGREEN, to green ag...
regreeted
15
12
REGREET, to greet in...
regressed
16
12
REGRESS, to go back...
regretted
16
12
REGRET, to look back...
regroomed
16
15
REGROOM, to groom ag...
regrooved
17
16
REGROOVE, to groove...
regrouped
18
16
REGROUP, to group to...
regulated
17
14
REGULATE, to control...
regulised
18
14
REGULISE, to reduce...
regulized
21
23
REGULIZE, to reduce...
rehandled
17
15
REHANDLE, to handle...
rehearsed
16
12
REHEARSE, to practic...
reignited
16
13
REIGNITE, to light a...
reillumed
19
16
REILLUME, to light a...
reimposed
18
16
REIMPOSE, to impose...
reincited
18
14
REINCITE, to incite...
reindexed
20
19
REINDEX, to index ag...
reinduced
18
16
REINDUCE, to induce...
reinfused
17
15
REINFUSE, to infuse...
reinjured
17
21
REINJURE, to injure...
reinsured
15
12
REINSURE, to insure...
reinvaded
16
16
REINVADE, to invade...
reinvited
17
15
REINVITE, to invite...
reinvoked
17
19
REINVOKE, to invoke...
rejourned
16
21
REJOURN, (Shakespear...
rejuggled
21
25
REJUGGLE, to juggle...
rekindled
17
17
REKINDLE, to arouse...
reknitted
16
15
REKNIT, to knit agai...
reknotted
15
15
REKNOT, to knot agai...
relabeled
18
15
RELABEL, to label ag...
relearned
14
12
RELEARN, to learn ag...
relegated
16
13
RELEGATE, to remove,...
relighted
20
15
RELIGHT, to light ag...
relivered
18
15
RELIVER, to deliver...
rellished
20
14
RELLISH, (Shakespear...
relocated
18
14
RELOCATE, to establi...
relumined
17
16
RELUMINE, to light a...
remarqued
24
23
bearing a remarque,...
remarried
16
13
REMARRY, to marry ag...
rematched
21
18
REMATCH, to match ag...
remercied
19
16
REMERCY, (obsolete)...
remigated
17
15
REMIGATE, to row [v]
remodeled
16
15
REMODEL, to make ove...
remoulded
17
16
REMOULD, to retread...
remounted
15
15
REMOUNT, to climb in...
renatured
14
12
RENATURE, to restore...
reneagued
14
14
RENEAGUE, to go back...
renegaded
14
14
RENEGADE [v]
renforced
19
17
RENFORCE, to reinfor...
renounced
16
16
RENOUNCE, to disown,...
renovated
15
15
RENOVATE, to make li...
renversed
16
15
RENVERSE, (archaic)...
reoffered
18
16
REOFFER, to offer fo...
reopposed
18
16
REOPPOSE, to oppose...
reordered
14
11
REORDER, to put in a...
repainted
16
14
REPAINT, to paint ag...
repaneled
16
15
REPANEL, to panel ag...
repapered
18
16
REPAPER, to apply ne...
reparteed
16
13
REPARTEE, to make a...
repatched
22
18
REPATCH, to patch ag...
repeopled
19
17
REPEOPLE, to supply...
reperused
17
14
REPERUSE, to peruse...
rephrased
19
15
REPHRASE, to say or...
replanned
16
16
REPLAN, to plan agai...
replanted
17
15
REPLANT, to plant ag...
repleaded
17
15
REPLEAD, to plead ag...
repledged
19
17
REPLEDGE, to pledge...
replevied
20
18
REPLEVY, to regain p...
replotted
18
14
REPLOT, to plot agai...
replumbed
22
21
REPLUMB, to plumb ag...
replunged
19
18
REPLUNGE, to plunge...
repointed
16
14
REPOINT, to repair m...
reposited
17
13
REPOSIT, to put away...
repowered
19
16
REPOWER, to power ag...
repreeved
18
17
REPREEVE, to delay t...
reprehend
18
16
to rebuke [v -ED, -I...
repressed
17
13
REPRESS, to keep und...
reprieved
19
17
REPRIEVE, to give a...
reprimand
18
17
to scold, censure [v...
reprinted
17
14
REPRINT, to print ag...
reproofed
18
16
REPROOF, to make wat...
reptiloid
19
14
reptile-like [adj] /...
repursued
18
15
REPURSUE, to pursue...
requested
23
20
REQUEST, to ask for...
requitted
24
20
REQUIT, (Shakespeare...
requoyled
30
23
REQUOYLE, (Shakespea...
rerevised
17
14
REREVISE, to revise...
resaddled
16
13
RESADDLE, to saddle...
resaluted
16
12
RESALUTE, to salute...
resampled
19
17
RESAMPLE, to sample...
rescinded
18
15
RESCIND, to annul, r...
resecured
18
14
RESECURE, to secure...
resembled
19
17
RESEMBLE, to be alik...
resettled
16
11
RESETTLE, to move to...
reshipped
22
18
RESHIP, to ship agai...
resighted
19
14
RESIGHT, to sight ag...
resinated
14
11
RESINATE, to treat w...
resinised
15
11
RESINISE, to treat w...
resinized
18
20
RESINIZE, to treat w...
reskilled
19
16
RESKILL, to retrain...
reskinned
15
16
RESKIN, to replace t...
resmelted
17
14
RESMELT, to smelt ag...
resonated
13
11
RESONATE, to resound...
resounded
14
13
RESOUND, to make an...
resourced
18
14
RESOURCE, to provide...
respected
20
16
RESPECT, to have hig...
respelled
19
15
RESPELL, to spell ag...
respliced
22
17
RESPLICE, to splice...
responded
16
15
RESPOND, to say or a...
respooled
17
14
RESPOOL, to spool ag...
respotted
17
13
RESPOT, to spot agai...
resprayed
23
15
RESPRAY, to spray ag...
restabled
18
14
RESTABLE, to put in...
restacked
19
17
RESTACK, to stack ag...
restaffed
19
16
RESTAFF, to staff ag...
restamped
18
16
RESTAMP, to stamp ag...
restarted
15
10
RESTART, to start ag...
restemmed
17
16
RESTEM, to force aga...
restocked
19
17
RESTOCK, to stock ag...
restudied
16
12
RESTUDY, to study ag...
restuffed
20
17
RESTUFF, to stuff ag...
restumped
19
17
RESTUMP, to replace...
resuspend
17
15
to suspend again [v...
retackled
20
18
RETACKLE, to tackle...
retallied
17
12
RETALLY, to tally ag...
retotaled
15
11
RETOTAL, to total ag...
retouched
20
16
RETOUCH, to add new...
retracked
19
17
RETRACK, to retrace...
retracted
18
13
RETRACT, to take bac...
retrained
14
11
RETRAIN, to train ag...
retreaded
14
11
RETREAD, to tread ag...
retreated
14
10
RETREAT, to go back...
retrieved
17
14
RETRIEVE, to get bac...
retrimmed
18
16
RETRIM, to trim agai...
retweeted
17
13
RETWEET, to tweet ag...
retwisted
19
13
RETWIST, to twist ag...
reunified
17
15
REUNIFY, to unify ag...
reuttered
15
11
REUTTER, to utter ag...
revisited
18
14
REVISIT, to visit ag...
rewakened
17
18
REWAKEN, to waken ag...
rewatered
17
13
REWATER, to water ag...
reweighed
21
17
REWEIGH, to weigh ag...
rewidened
17
15
REWIDEN, to widen ag...
rewrapped
22
19
REWRAP, to wrap agai...
rhamphoid
23
20
hook-beak-shaped, li...
rheochord
22
17
a wire rheostat, a m...
rhubarbed
22
19
RHUBARB, to simulate...
ribaudred
18
15
(Shakespeare) an obs...
ricefield
22
17
a field used for gro...
rickstand
20
18
a flooring or framew...
ridiculed
21
16
RIDICULE, to make fu...
riflebird
22
17
each of three birds...
rightened
18
15
RIGHTEN, (archaic) t...
rightward
23
17
toward the right [ad...
rigidised
18
13
RIGIDISE, to make st...
rigidized
21
22
RIGIDIZE, to make st...
ringleted
17
14
of hair, styled in r...
ringstand
16
14
a stand for chemical...
riprapped
22
19
RIPRAP, to strengthe...
rivalised
19
15
RIVALISE, to enter i...
rivalized
22
24
RIVALIZE, to enter i...
riverhead
19
16
the source of a rive...
riverward
21
17
towards a river, als...
riverweed
20
17
any plant of the gen...
roadstead
14
11
an anchorage off sho...
robotised
17
13
ROBOTISE, to make au...
robotized
20
22
ROBOTIZE, to make au...
rockbound
21
22
hemmed in by rock, r...
rockhound
21
21
a person interested...
roistered
15
10
ROISTER, to revel no...
rollicked
22
19
ROLLICK, to behave i...
romanised
15
14
ROMANISE, to write i...
romanized
18
23
ROMANIZE, to write i...
rootbound
16
15
rooted to the ground...
rosinweed
17
14
the compass-plant, S...
rostrated
15
10
beak-shaped, also RO...
rotavated
16
14
ROTAVATE, to till by...
rotovated
16
14
ROTOVATE, to till by...
roughened
17
16
ROUGHEN, to make rou...
roughshod
21
17
provided with horses...
rouletted
16
12
ROULETTE, to make ti...
roundhand
16
16
a style of penmanshi...
roundwood
17
16
timber used (as for...
royalised
22
13
ROYALISE, to play th...
royalized
25
22
ROYALIZE, to play th...
roystered
21
12
ROYSTER, to revel no...
rubbished
23
19
RUBBISH, to criticiz...
rubiconed
20
18
RUBICON, to win at p...
ruffianed
19
18
RUFFIAN, to behave l...
ruminated
16
15
RUMINATE, to chew ag...
rummished
21
19
RUMMISH, (Scots) to...
runaround
14
14
a small light boat,...
ruralised
17
12
RURALISE, to make ru...
ruralized
20
21
RURALIZE, to make ru...
russified
19
14
RUSSIFY, to make Rus...
rutilated
17
12
of quartz, containin...
sabotaged
17
15
SABOTAGE, to destroy...
sacrified
21
16
SACRIFY, to sacrific...
safeguard
18
16
a device, condition,...
saffroned
18
17
seasoned or dyed wit...
saginated
15
13
SAGINATE, to fatten...
sailboard
18
14
a small, flat, light...
sainthood
16
13
the state of being a...
salinised
16
12
SALINISE, to treat w...
salinized
19
21
SALINIZE, to treat w...
salivated
18
15
SALIVATE, to secrete...
salmonoid
16
15
a member of the salm...
sandalled
16
14
SANDAL, to dress in...
sangfroid
18
16
(French) self-posses...
sanguined
15
15
SANGUINE, to stain w...
sanitated
14
11
SANITATE, to clean a...
sanitised
15
11
SANITISE, to clean a...
sanitized
18
20
SANITIZE, to clean a...
sapanwood
18
17
(Malay) the wood of...
sapheaded
18
16
dopy, weak-minded [a...
saponated
15
14
treated or combined...
sapphired
22
18
coloured with sapphi...
sassywood
24
15
the bark of a West A...
satcheled
21
16
carrying a satchel,...
satinwood
17
14
a smooth, satiny orn...
satirised
16
10
SATIRISE, to subject...
satirized
19
19
SATIRIZE, to subject...
satisfied
18
13
SATISFY, to provide...
saturated
15
11
SATURATE, to fill co...
saturniid
16
12
any of a family of l...
sauntered
14
12
SAUNTER, to walk in...
sawdusted
19
15
SAWDUST, to sprinkle...
scaldhead
21
17
a disease scalp; a s...
scalloped
22
18
SCALLOP, to indent l...
scampered
21
19
SCAMPER, to run play...
scandaled
18
16
SCANDAL, to defame [...
scaphopod
24
21
a member of a class...
scaraboid
20
16
belonging to the fam...
scarehead
19
15
a newspaper heading...
scarified
21
16
SCARIFY, to make sup...
scarleted
19
14
SCARLET, to redden [...
scarpered
20
16
SCARPER, to run away...
scattered
18
13
SCATTER, to disperse...
scavenged
20
20
SCAVENGE, to search...
sceptered
20
16
SCEPTER, to invest w...
scheduled
22
18
SCHEDULE, to plan, a...
schizopod
26
27
one of the Schizopod...
schlepped
26
22
SCHLEP, (Yiddish) to...
schlumped
26
23
SCHLUMP, to flop, sl...
schmeared
21
18
SCHMEAR, (Yiddish) t...
schmecked
26
25
SCHMECK, (Yiddish) t...
schmeered
21
18
SCHMEER, (Yiddish) t...
schmoosed
21
18
SCHMOOS, (Yiddish) t...
schmoozed
24
27
SCHMOOZE, (Yiddish)...
schmucked
27
26
SCHMUCK, (Yiddish) t...
schnorred
20
16
SCHNORR, (Yiddish) t...
schoolkid
23
20
a child who attends...
schtupped
26
22
SCHTUP, (Yiddish) to...
schvitzed
27
28
SCHVITZ, (Yiddish) t...
sciaenoid
17
14
a member of the fami...
scirrhoid
22
15
resembling a scirrhu...
scissored
19
13
SCISSOR, to cut with...
sclerosed
19
14
SCLEROSE, to harden;...
scolecoid
22
17
like a scolex, the h...
scolloped
22
18
SCOLLOP, to indent l...
scolytoid
26
16
a member of the Scol...
scombroid
22
19
any member of the ma...
scootched
23
18
SCOOTCH, to compress...
scootered
17
13
SCOOTER, to travel b...
scopeloid
21
17
(Greek) a member of...
scorecard
21
16
a card or sheet for...
scorified
21
16
SCORIFY, to reduce t...
scorpioid
21
16
a scorpion; a scorpi...
scowdered
21
17
SCOWDER, to scorch,...
scrabbled
24
20
SCRABBLE, to claw or...
scraiched
24
18
SCRAICH, (Scots) to...
scraighed
22
17
SCRAIGH, (Scots) to...
scrambled
23
20
SCRAMBLE, to move hu...
scranched
23
19
SCRANCH, to crunch [...
scrapyard
27
18
a place where old ir...
scratched
24
18
SCRATCH, to make a t...
scrattled
20
14
SCRATTLE, to keep sc...
scrauched
24
19
SCRAUCH, to squawk,...
scraughed
22
18
SCRAUGH, (Scots) to...
scraveled
21
18
SCRAVEL, to move qui...
screeched
23
18
SCREECH, to utter a...
screiched
24
18
SCREICH, to shriek,...
screighed
22
17
SCREIGH, to shriek,...
scribbled
25
20
SCRIBBLE, to write h...
scrieched
24
18
SCRIECH, (Scots) to...
scriggled
23
18
SCRIGGLE, to wriggle...
scritched
25
18
SCRITCH, to utter a...
scrobbled
24
20
SCROBBLE, of an onli...
scroddled
20
16
of pottery, made of...
scrooched
23
18
SCROOCH, to crouch,...
scrounged
19
17
SCROUNGE, to gather...
scrowdged
23
19
SCROWDGE, to crowd;...
scrubland
22
19
land covered by scru...
scrumpled
24
21
SCRUMPLE, to crumple...
scrunched
24
20
SCRUNCH, to crush [v...
scumbered
22
20
SCUMBER, (archaic) t...
scundered
18
16
(Irish dialect) emba...
scunnered
17
16
SCUNNER, to feel loa...
scuppered
23
20
SCUPPER, to thwart,...
scuttered
19
14
SCUTTER, to run hast...
sealifted
18
14
SEALIFT, to transpor...
seastrand
14
11
the seashore [n -S]
seawalled
19
15
having a seawall [ad...
sectioned
17
14
SECTION, to divide i...
sedgeland
16
15
land where sedge gro...
seemlihed
19
16
(obsolete) seemlines...
seemlyhed
25
18
(Spenser) seemliness...
segmented
16
16
SEGMENT, to divide i...
selvedged
19
18
SELVEDGE, to border...
semicured
20
17
partly cured [adj]
semidomed
17
17
having a half dome [...
semifluid
21
18
something that is im...
seminated
15
14
SEMINATE, to sow [v]
seminomad
16
17
one leading a partia...
semirigid
19
15
partly rigid [adj]
semiround
16
15
something half round...
semisolid
18
14
partly solid [adj] /...
sentenced
16
15
SENTENCE, to declare...
separated
16
13
SEPARATE, to set or...
septemfid
21
19
split into seven [ad...
septupled
21
18
SEPTUPLE, to make se...
sequenced
25
24
SEQUENCE, to arrange...
sequinned
22
22
SEQUIN, to apply shi...
serenaded
13
12
SERENADE, to address...
serenated
13
11
SERENATE, to calm, m...
serotyped
23
15
SEROTYPE, to classif...
serranoid
14
11
any of a group of fi...
servanted
16
15
SERVANT, to act as s...
sevenfold
19
19
multiplied by seven...
sexlinked
23
23
of a gene, found on...
sextupled
25
22
SEXTUPLE, to multipl...
shallowed
22
17
SHALLOW, to become s...
shamoised
18
15
SHAMOIS, to clean wi...
shampooed
19
18
SHAMPOO, to wash wit...
sharpened
18
16
SHARPEN, to make sha...
shattered
17
12
SHATTER, to break in...
shauchled
24
19
SHAUCHLE, (Scots) to...
shebeened
17
16
SHEBEEN, to operate...
sheepfold
22
19
a pen for sheep [n -...
sheephead
20
17
a large and valuable...
sheltered
18
13
SHELTER, to provide...
shewbread
22
18
twelve loaves placed...
shickered
22
19
(Australian slang) d...
shikarred
19
16
SHIKAR, to hunt (ani...
shikkered
20
20
(Australian slang) d...
shimmered
20
18
SHIMMER, to glimmer...
shinguard
19
16
a protection for the...
shinneyed
22
16
SHINNEY, to play a f...
shipboard
22
18
a ship's side [n -S]
shippound
22
20
in the Baltic ports,...
shirtband
20
16
the neckband of a sh...
shitfaced
23
18
(slang) drunk [adj]
shivareed
19
16
SHIVAREE, to perform...
shopboard
21
18
a bench or board on...
shorebird
20
15
any of various birds...
shoreward
20
15
in the direction of...
shoreweed
19
15
a plant of the plant...
shortened
16
13
SHORTEN, to check or...
shorthand
19
15
a system of writing...
shorthead
19
14
a fish, a species of...
shorthold
21
15
of or being a tenanc...
shovelled
21
18
SHOVEL, to use a dig...
showbread
22
18
twelve loaves placed...
showcased
23
18
SHOWCASE, to show so...
shrieched
23
17
SHRIECH, (Spenser) t...
shritched
24
17
SHRITCH, to shriek,...
shriveled
21
17
SHRIVEL, to contract...
shrubland
21
18
land covered by shru...
shuddered
18
15
SHUDDER, to shiver o...
shunpiked
21
21
SHUNPIKE, to travel...
shuttered
18
13
SHUTTER, to provide...
shylocked
29
22
SHYLOCK, to lend mon...
sibilated
19
14
SIBILATE, to pronoun...
sidearmed
16
14
SIDEARM, to pitch a...
sideboard
17
14
a piece of dining-ro...
sidelined
16
13
SIDELINE, to remove...
siderated
15
11
SIDERATE, to blast o...
signalled
18
15
SIGNAL, to make a si...
signboard
18
16
a board bearing a no...
signified
19
16
SIGNIFY, to make kno...
silicated
20
14
SILICATE, to combine...
similised
19
14
SIMILISE, to liken,...
similized
22
23
SIMILIZE, to liken,...
simonised
16
14
SIMONISE, to polish...
simonized
19
23
SIMONIZE, to polish...
simulated
18
15
SIMULATE, to take on...
sinicised
19
14
SINICISE, to modify...
sinicized
22
23
SINICIZE, to modify...
sirenised
15
11
SIRENISE, to bewitch...
sirenized
18
20
SIRENIZE, to bewitch...
sironised
15
11
SIRONISE, to use a p...
sironized
18
20
SIRONIZE, to use a p...
sissified
19
13
like a sissy, also C...
sjamboked
21
29
SJAMBOK, (Afrikaans)...
skeldered
17
16
SKELDER, to beg; to...
skeltered
17
15
SKELTER, to scurry [...
sketchpad
24
22
a pad of paper for s...
skibobbed
23
23
SKIBOB, to travel in...
skiddooed
16
16
SKIDDOO, to ride a s...
skimboard
20
20
a type of surfboard...
skippered
21
20
SKIPPER, to act as m...
skittered
17
14
SKITTER, to skim ove...
skreeghed
19
18
SKREEGH, (Scots) to...
skreighed
20
18
SKREIGH, (Scots) to...
skrieched
22
19
SKRIECH, (Scots) to...
skrieghed
20
18
SKRIEGH, (Scots) to...
skummered
19
21
SKUMMER, (archaic) t...
skunkbird
21
23
an American bird, ak...
skunkweed
20
23
a low-growing fetid...
skyjacked
29
32
SKYJACK, to hijack a...
skylarked
25
21
SKYLARK, to frolic [...
skysurfed
26
20
SKYSURF, to perform...
slabbered
20
17
SLABBER, to slaver;...
slackened
19
19
SLACKEN, to loosen o...
slandered
15
13
SLANDER, to defame [...
slathered
18
13
SLATHER, to spread t...
slattered
16
11
SLATTER, (dialect) t...
sleekened
15
16
SLEEKEN, to make smo...
slickened
20
19
SLICKEN, to smooth,...
slickered
21
18
wearing a slicker [a...
sliddered
17
13
SLIDDER, (Scots) to...
slinkweed
20
19
rosebay willowherb o...
slipcased
22
17
contained in a slipc...
slippered
21
17
SLIPPER, to beat wit...
slithered
19
13
SLITHER, to slide fr...
slobbered
20
17
SLOBBER, to drool, a...
slockened
19
19
SLOCKEN, (Scots) to...
slubbered
21
18
SLUBBER, to stain or...
sluggabed
21
19
(Shakespeare) one wh...
slumbered
20
18
SLUMBER, to sleep [v...
smackhead
22
22
a person who is addi...
smartened
15
14
SMARTEN, to improve...
smartweed
19
16
an acrid plant which...
smattered
16
13
SMATTER, to speak wi...
smickered
21
20
SMICKER, (obsolete)...
smokehood
18
19
a protective hood fo...
smoldered
17
15
SMOLDER, to burn wit...
smothered
18
15
SMOTHER, to prevent...
snakebird
18
18
the darter (anhinga)...
snakehead
16
17
a Chinese criminal i...
snakeweed
17
18
a plant with a twist...
snakewood
17
18
an East Indian climb...
snappered
18
17
SNAPPER, to stumble,...
sneakered
14
15
wearing sneakers [ad...
snickered
19
18
SNICKER, to utter a...
sniftered
17
14
SNIFTER, to sniff, s...
sniggered
17
15
SNIGGER, to snicker...
snivelled
19
17
SNIVEL, to cry or wh...
snookered
14
15
SNOOKER, to thwart,...
snorkeled
16
16
SNORKEL, to swim usi...
snottered
14
11
SNOTTER, to snivel [...
snowboard
19
17
a board, similar to...
snowbound
19
19
shut in or prevented...
snowfield
21
18
an area of snow [n -...
snowmould
20
19
a fungus disease of...
snowshoed
19
16
SNOWSHOE, to walk on...
soapboxed
24
23
SOAPBOX, to give an...
soberised
17
13
SOBERISE, to make so...
soberized
20
22
SOBERIZE, to make so...
sodomised
16
14
SODOMISE, to engage...
sodomized
19
23
SODOMIZE, to engage...
softbound
19
18
bound in soft covers...
sojourned
16
21
SOJOURN, to stay tem...
solarised
16
11
SOLARISE, to expose...
solarized
19
20
SOLARIZE, to expose...
soldiered
16
12
SOLDIER, to perform...
solecised
19
14
SOLECISE, to use ung...
solecized
22
23
SOLECIZE, to use ung...
solicited
20
14
SOLICIT, to ask for...
solidated
16
12
SOLIDATE, to consoli...
somniated
15
14
SOMNIATE, to dream [...
sonicated
17
14
SONICATE, to disrupt...
sonnetted
13
12
SONNET, to compose a...
soothered
16
12
SOOTHER, to cajole,...
soothsaid
17
12
SOOTHSAY, to foretel...
sororised
15
10
SORORISE, to associa...
sororized
18
19
SORORIZE, to associa...
souffleed
20
18
like a souffle, made...
soundcard
18
16
the card in a comput...
southered
17
13
SOUTHER, to move tow...
southland
18
15
the southern part of...
southsaid
18
13
SOUTHSAY, to foretel...
southward
21
16
towards the south, a...
spaceband
21
20
a wedge for justifyi...
spaceward
23
19
towards space [adv]
spanceled
20
18
SPANCEL, to bind wit...
spandexed
22
22
wearing spandex [adj...
spattered
17
13
SPATTER, to scatter...
spearhead
18
15
the pointed head, or...
speciated
20
16
SPECIATE, to undergo...
specified
23
19
SPECIFY, to state in...
spectated
20
16
SPECTATE, to attend...
speedread
16
14
to read quickly [v S...
speldered
18
15
SPELDER, (Scots) to...
spellbind
22
19
to bind by or as by...
spelunked
19
20
SPELUNK, to explore...
spermatid
19
16
a cell that develops...
sphygmoid
29
22
like a pulse [adj]
spikenard
18
18
an aromatic oil or b...
spiralled
20
15
SPIRAL, to move in s...
splatched
24
19
SPLATCH, (Scots) to...
splooshed
20
16
SPLOOSH, to splash,...
splotched
24
19
SPLOTCH, to mark wit...
spoliated
18
14
SPOLIATE, to despoil...
sponsored
16
14
SPONSOR, to act as a...
sprackled
23
21
SPRACKLE, (Scots) to...
spraddled
19
16
SPRADDLE, to straddl...
sprangled
19
17
SPRANGLE, (US) to sp...
sprattled
19
14
SPRATTLE, (Scots) to...
spreathed
19
15
SPREATHE, (SW dialec...
spreckled
23
21
(dialect) speckled [...
spreethed
19
15
SPREETHE, (SW dialec...
sprighted
22
17
SPRIGHT, (Shakespear...
springald
20
17
(archaic) an active...
sprinkled
20
19
SPRINKLE, to scatter...
spuilzied
23
24
SPUILZIE, (Scots) to...
sputtered
18
14
SPUTTER, to spit, or...
squabbled
29
27
SQUABBLE, to quarrel...
squattled
25
21
SQUATTLE, (Scots) to...
squeegeed
23
22
SQUEEGEE, to wipe wi...
squelched
30
26
SQUELCH, to make a g...
squiggled
28
25
SQUIGGLE, to writhe...
squilgeed
26
23
SQUILGEE, to wipe wi...
squinched
29
26
SQUINCH, to screw up...
squinnied
23
22
SQUINNY, to squint,...
squooshed
25
22
SQUOOSH, to squash,...
stackyard
26
19
a yard or inclosure...
stagehand
17
15
a workman employed a...
staggered
17
14
STAGGER, to walk or...
staghound
18
16
a dog used for hunti...
stagnated
15
13
STAGNATE, to become...
stairhead
17
12
the level place at t...
staminoid
16
14
like, or metamorphos...
stammered
17
16
STAMMER, to speak wi...
stampeded
18
17
STAMPEDE, to send ru...
starboard
17
13
the right-hand side...
stargazed
19
21
STARGAZE, to gaze at...
starkened
15
15
STARKEN, to make or...
statehood
16
12
the status of a stat...
stationed
14
11
STATION, to assign t...
staunched
20
17
STAUNCH, to stop the...
stealthed
18
13
STEALTH, to approach...
steamered
15
13
STEAMER, to travel b...
steelhead
17
13
a north Pacific salm...
steelyard
22
13
a weighing-machine c...
steepened
15
14
STEEPEN, to become s...
stellated
17
12
star-shaped; starry,...
stellerid
18
12
a starfish, also STE...
stenciled
19
15
STENCIL, to produce...
stepchild
25
19
a wife's or husband'...
sternward
18
14
towards the stern, a...
stewarded
18
14
STEWARD, to act as a...
stickered
20
17
STICKER, to apply ad...
stickseed
20
17
any of various weedy...
stickweed
23
20
any of several plant...
stiffened
19
17
STIFFEN, to make sti...
stiltbird
21
14
a long-legged wading...
stinkbird
20
18
another name for the...
stinkweed
19
18
any foul-smelling pl...
stinkwood
19
18
a name given to seve...
stockaded
19
18
STOCKADE, to build a...
stockyard
26
19
a large yard with pe...
stoitered
15
10
STOITER, (Scots) to...
stokehold
19
17
a ship's furnace cha...
stomached
21
18
STOMACH, to tolerate...
stonehand
15
14
in printing, an impo...
stonished
17
13
STONISH, to astonish...
stonkered
15
15
STONKER, (Australian...
stoppered
19
16
STOPPER, to seal wit...
storecard
18
13
a charge card [n -S]
storiated
15
10
decorated with elabo...
stormbird
20
16
a petrel [n -S]
stottered
15
10
STOTTER, to stagger,...
stoutened
14
12
STOUTEN, to make sto...
straddled
17
13
STRADDLE, to bestrid...
straggled
19
15
STRAGGLE, to stray [...
strangled
17
14
STRANGLE, to choke t...
stravaged
18
16
STRAVAGE, to stroll,...
streambed
18
16
the bed of a stream...
streigned
16
13
STREIGNE, (obsolete)...
stretched
21
15
STRETCH, to draw out...
strickled
22
18
STRICKLE, to shape g...
striddled
18
13
STRIDDLE, to straddl...
strinkled
18
16
STRINKLE, (Scots) to...
stroddled
17
13
STRODDLE, (dialect)...
strophoid
20
15
a type of curve on a...
struggled
20
16
STRUGGLE, to strive...
stupefied
20
17
STUPEFY, to dull the...
stuprated
18
14
STUPRATE, (archaic)...
stuttered
16
11
STUTTER, to speak wi...
subcooled
21
18
SUBCOOL, to cool bel...
subducted
22
19
SUBDUCT, to withdraw...
subedited
18
15
SUBEDIT, to act as a...
suberised
18
14
SUBERISE, to convert...
suberized
21
23
SUBERIZE, to convert...
subinfeud
20
19
to grant by feudal t...
subitised
19
14
SUBITISE, to perceiv...
subitized
22
23
SUBITIZE, to perceiv...
subjected
23
26
SUBJECT, to cause to...
subjoined
19
24
SUBJOIN, to add at t...
subleased
18
15
SUBLEASE, to rent le...
submerged
20
19
SUBMERGE, to place b...
submersed
19
17
SUBMERSE, to place b...
submitted
20
17
SUBMIT, to yield to...
subpenaed
18
18
SUBPENA, to summon w...
subperiod
20
17
part of a period [n...
subrented
17
15
SUBRENT, to sublet o...
subserved
20
18
SUBSERVE, to help fo...
subsisted
19
14
SUBSIST, to continue...
subsoiled
19
15
SUBSOIL, to plow the...
subtended
17
16
SUBTEND, to extend u...
subtitled
20
15
SUBTITLE, to give a...
subtorrid
19
14
nearly torrid [adj]
subtruded
19
16
SUBTRUDE, to push in...
subversed
20
18
SUBVERSE, to overthr...
subverted
20
18
SUBVERT, to destroy...
succeeded
21
18
SUCCEED, to accompli...
succoured
22
18
SUCCOUR, to go to th...
succumbed
26
24
SUCCUMB, to yield to...
succussed
23
18
SUCCUSS, to shake vi...
suckholed
23
21
SUCKHOLE, (Australia...
suctioned
18
15
SUCTION, to remove b...
sufflated
21
18
SUFFLATE, (archaic)...
suggested
18
15
SUGGEST, to put forw...
sulphated
21
17
SULPHATE, to treat w...
sulphured
22
18
SULPHUR, to treat wi...
summonsed
17
18
SUMMONS, to summon w...
sunbathed
19
17
SUNBATHE, to take a...
sunbeamed
17
18
with sunbeams [adj]
sunburned
17
17
SUNBURN, to burn by...
sundowned
17
17
SUNDOWN, to arrive a...
suntanned
13
14
SUNTAN, to tan in th...
superated
17
14
SUPERATE, (obsolete)...
superbold
21
18
very bold [adj]
supercold
22
18
cryogenic [adj]
superfood
19
17
a food with high phy...
superfund
20
19
a superior fund [n -...
supergood
18
16
very good [adj]
superload
18
15
a variable weight on...
supermind
19
18
a more than human in...
superroad
17
14
a superior road [n -...
supersold
19
15
SUPERSELL, to sell i...
superstud
19
15
an exceptionally vir...
superweed
20
17
a hybrid plant that...
supinated
17
15
SUPINATE, to turn so...
supported
20
17
SUPPORT, to hold up...
surbedded
18
16
SURBED, (obsolete) t...
surceased
18
14
SURCEASE, to stop or...
surfboard
20
17
a long narrow board...
surfeited
18
14
SURFEIT, to indulge...
surpassed
18
14
SURPASS, to go beyon...
surpliced
23
18
wearing a surplice [...
surplused
20
16
SURPLUS, to be in ex...
surprised
19
14
SURPRISE, to come up...
surprized
22
23
SURPRIZE, to come up...
surreined
15
12
of a horse, overridd...
surveiled
19
16
SURVEIL, to watch cl...
surviewed
21
18
SURVIEW, to survey,...
suspected
21
17
SUSPECT, to think gu...
suspended
17
16
SUSPEND, to stop for...
sustained
15
12
SUSTAIN, to maintain...
swaggered
20
17
SWAGGER, to walk wit...
swallowed
23
18
SWALLOW, to take int...
swampland
22
21
swamp country [n -S]
swattered
18
13
SWATTER, to splash o...
swearword
21
16
an expletive [n -S]
sweatband
19
17
an absorbent wristle...
sweatered
17
13
wearing a sweater [a...
sweetened
16
14
SWEETEN, to make swe...
sweetveld
21
18
in South Africa, a t...
sweetwood
20
16
a South American lau...
swellhead
22
17
a conceited person [...
sweltered
19
14
SWELTER, to suffer f...
swineherd
20
16
(archaic) one who lo...
swinehood
19
16
the state of being a...
swithered
21
15
SWITHER, (Scots) to...
swivelled
23
19
SWIVEL, to turn on a...
syllabled
27
18
SYLLABLE, to pronoun...
symbolled
27
20
SYMBOL, to serve as...
syphiloid
28
18
like syphilis [adj]
tabbyhood
27
20
(obsolete) the state...
tableland
18
16
a plateau [n -S]
tabletted
18
14
TABLET, to write on...
tabulated
18
15
TABULATE, to arrange...
tackboard
21
20
a board, as of cork,...
tackified
22
20
TACKIFY, to make tac...
tailboard
18
14
a hinged or removabl...
tailgated
17
13
TAILGATE, to drive d...
tailpiped
21
17
TAILPIPE, to tie can...
talliated
17
12
TALLIATE, to lay a t...
tallyhoed
25
16
TALLYHO, to utter a...
tamboured
18
17
TAMBOUR, to embroide...
tanalised
15
12
of timber, treated w...
tanalized
18
21
of timber, treated w...
taprooted
16
13
having a taproot [ad...
tarmacked
20
20
TARMAC, to surface w...
tarnished
17
13
TARNISH, to dull the...
tartrated
15
10
being in the form of...
tasselled
17
12
TASSEL, to adorn wit...
tayassuid
22
13
any member of the Ta...
teaselled
16
12
TEASEL, to raise a n...
teazelled
19
21
TEAZEL, to raise a n...
tegulated
17
14
composed of plates o...
telefaxed
23
21
TELEFAX, to send by...
teletyped
24
16
TELETYPE, (tradename...
televised
18
15
TELEVISE, to broadca...
tellinoid
17
13
like a tellin, a kin...
telnetted
15
12
TELNET, to access a...
telphered
20
16
TELPHER, to transpor...
tempested
18
16
TEMPEST, (Milton) to...
tendriled
16
13
having tendrils, als...
tensioned
13
12
TENSION, to make str...
tentacled
18
15
having tentacles [ad...
terpenoid
16
14
any one of a series...
terrified
18
13
TERRIFY, to cause te...
testerned
14
11
TESTERN, (Shakespear...
testified
18
13
TESTIFY, to bear wit...
tetanised
14
11
TETANISE, to affect...
tetanized
17
20
TETANIZE, to affect...
thanatoid
16
13
apparently dead; dea...
thanehood
17
15
the state or dignity...
theorised
17
12
THEORISE, to form th...
theorized
20
21
THEORIZE, to form th...
therapsid
20
15
one of a group of Pe...
thickened
21
20
THICKEN, to make thi...
thicketed
22
19
having thickets, den...
thickhead
24
21
a thickheaded or stu...
thinghood
20
17
the state of being a...
thirdhand
20
16
received at two remo...
thornbird
20
16
any of several tropi...
thoughted
21
17
having thoughts [adj...
thrappled
23
19
THRAPPLE, (Scots) to...
threefold
20
16
multiplied by three...
threshold
21
15
the sill of a house...
throppled
23
19
THROPPLE, (Scots) to...
throttled
19
13
THROTTLE, to to chok...
thrutched
24
18
THRUTCH, to press, t...
thundered
17
15
THUNDER, to produce...
thurified
21
16
THURIFY, to perfume...
thylakoid
26
19
any of a membranous...
tictacked
23
20
TICTAC, to use arm s...
tictocked
23
20
TICTOC, to make the...
tidivated
18
15
TIDIVATE, to smarten...
tigerwood
19
15
any of several showy...
tightened
18
15
TIGHTEN, to make tig...
tinctured
19
15
TINCTURE, to colour...
tinplated
18
15
TINPLATE, to coat wi...
tinselled
17
13
TINSEL, to give a sh...
tippytoed
26
18
TIPPYTOE, to walk on...
tipsified
21
16
TIPSIFY, to make tip...
titivated
18
14
TITIVATE, to spruce...
tittupped
21
17
TITTUP, to prance, s...
titubated
18
14
TITUBATE, to stagger...
toenailed
14
12
TOENAIL, to fasten w...
tolerated
15
11
TOLERATE, to endure...
tollgated
18
14
TOLLGATE, to block a...
tomcatted
19
16
TOMCAT, to engage in...
tomfooled
18
17
TOMFOOL, to play the...
topscored
20
16
TOPSCORE, to be the...
topsoiled
18
14
TOPSOIL, to remove t...
topworked
21
20
TOPWORK, to graft sc...
torchwood
23
18
the inflammable wood...
tormented
15
14
TORMENT, to harass o...
torpedoed
16
14
TORPEDO, to attack w...
torpefied
19
16
TORPEFY, to make num...
torquated
23
20
with a distinctive r...
torrefied
17
13
TORREFY, to subject...
torrified
18
13
TORRIFY, to subject...
tortricid
20
13
any moth of the fami...
totalised
16
11
TOTALISE, to make co...
totalized
19
20
TOTALIZE, to make co...
touchwood
23
19
wood so decayed as t...
toughened
17
16
TOUGHEN, to make tou...
touristed
16
11
busy with tourists [...
tourneyed
20
14
TOURNEY, to compete...
towelhead
20
16
a person of Arab des...
towheaded
19
16
with light-coloured...
trabeated
16
13
built of horizontal...
traceried
18
13
with tracery [adj]
trackroad
19
17
a towpath [n -S]
trailered
16
11
TRAILER, to transpor...
trailhead
18
13
the terminus of a ca...
trainband
16
15
(historical) a band...
trainload
15
12
what a train can car...
trajected
20
22
TRAJECT, to transmit...
tramelled
18
15
TRAMELL, to hinder,...
tramlined
17
15
running, or as if ru...
trammeled
18
17
TRAMMEL, to hinder,...
transcend
17
15
to surpass; to excee...
transfard
17
14
(Spenser) transferre...
transited
15
11
TRANSIT, to pass acr...
transomed
15
14
having a transom [ad...
transuded
15
13
TRANSUDE, to pass th...
transumed
16
15
TRANSUME, (obsolete)...
trapanned
15
15
TRAPAN, to operate o...
trapezoid
20
22
trapeze-shaped [adj]...
trauchled
22
17
TRAUCHLE, to draggle...
travailed
18
15
TRAVAIL, to toil [v]
travelled
19
16
TRAVEL, to go from o...
traversed
17
14
TRAVERSE, to cross o...
treasured
15
11
TREASURE, to value h...
trefoiled
18
14
adorned with trefoil...
trellised
18
12
TRELLIS, to supply w...
trematoid
16
13
a kind of parasitic...
trenchand
19
17
(Spenser) trenchant...
trenchard
20
16
at St Andrews Univer...
trepanned
15
15
TREPAN, to cut holes...
trephined
19
16
TREPHINE, to cut hol...
tressured
16
11
provided or bound wi...
triangled
17
14
having a triangle [a...
tricuspid
23
17
having three cusps,...
tricycled
30
19
TRICYCLE, to ride a...
tridented
15
12
having three prongs,...
triformed
19
16
having a triple form...
triggered
18
14
TRIGGER, to set in a...
trihybrid
28
17
a hybrid differing f...
trinketed
16
15
TRINKET, to have und...
triplexed
25
21
TRIPLEX, to provide...
trisected
19
13
TRISECT, to divide i...
tritiated
16
10
TRITIATE, to replace...
triumphed
22
19
TRIUMPH, to be victo...
trivalved
21
19
having three valves...
trolleyed
23
14
TROLLEY, to travel b...
trolloped
19
15
TROLLOP, to act or d...
trousered
15
11
TROUSER, to appropri...
trowelled
20
15
TROWEL, to smooth wi...
truckload
21
19
the contents of a tr...
trumpeted
19
17
TRUMPET, to sound on...
truncated
18
15
TRUNCATE, to cut off...
tubercled
22
18
having tubercles [ad...
tubificid
25
20
a tubifex, a freshwa...
tubulated
19
16
TUBULATE, to form in...
tulipwood
22
18
the beautiful rose-c...
tunicated
18
15
having the form of a...
tunnelled
16
15
TUNNEL, to dig a tun...
turbanned
16
16
wearing a turban, al...
turmoiled
18
15
TURMOIL, to cause a...
turnround
15
14
a change in fortunes...
tussocked
20
18
having tussocks [adj...
tutorised
16
11
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tutorized
19
20
TUTORIZE, to tutor,...
tutoyered
21
13
TUTOYER, to address...
twiforked
22
20
bifurcate [adj]
twiformed
22
19
having two forms [ad...
twittered
19
13
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ulcerated
19
15
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ultimated
18
15
ULTIMATE, to bring o...
ultracold
21
16
very very cold [adj]
unabashed
18
17
not abashed [adj UNA...
unabetted
16
15
not abetted [adj]
unabjured
19
25
not abjured [adj]
unaborted
16
15
not aborted [adj]
unabraded
16
16
not abraded [adj]
unaccrued
21
19
not accrued [adj]
unaccused
21
19
not accused [adj]
unactived
20
19
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16
16
not adapted [adj]
unadmired
16
16
not admired [adj]
unadopted
16
16
not adopted [adj]
unadorned
13
14
not adorned [adj]
unadvised
17
17
ill advised [adj UNA...
unalarmed
16
16
not alarmed [adj]
unalerted
15
13
not alerted [adj]
unaligned
16
16
not aligned [adj]
unallayed
22
16
not allayed [adj]
unalleged
17
16
not alleged [adj]
unallowed
19
17
not allowed [adj]
unalloyed
22
16
not alloyed [adj]
unaltered
15
13
not altered [adj]
unamassed
15
15
not amassed [adj]
unamended
14
17
not amended [adj]
unamerced
18
18
not subject to a fin...
unannexed
18
21
not annexed [adj]
unannoyed
18
16
not annoyed [adj]
unapplied
20
19
not applied [adj]
unarmored
15
15
not armored, also UN...
unaroused
14
13
not aroused [adj]
unarrayed
20
14
not arrayed [adj]
unashamed
17
17
not ashamed [adj UNA...
unassayed
20
14
not assayed, not att...
unassumed
16
16
not assumed [adj]
unassured
15
13
not assured [adj]
unattired
15
12
not attired [adj]
unattuned
14
14
not attuned [adj]
unaudited
15
14
not audited [adj]
unavenged
16
19
not avenged [adj]
unaverted
16
16
not averted [adj]
unavoided
16
17
unavoidable [adj]
unawarded
17
16
not awarded [adj]
unbaffled
22
22
not baffled [adj]
unbearded
16
16
not having a beard [...
unbeloved
19
20
not beloved [adj]
unbemused
18
19
not bemused [adj]
unbiassed
17
15
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unbigoted
18
17
not bigoted [adj]
unblended
17
18
not blended, also UN...
unblessed
18
16
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unblinded
18
18
UNBLIND, to free fro...
unblocked
22
23
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unblooded
17
17
not blooded [adj]
unblotted
18
16
not blotted [adj]
unblunted
18
18
not blunted [adj]
unblurred
19
17
not blurred [adj]
unboarded
16
16
not boarded [adj]
unbosomed
17
18
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unbottled
18
16
UNBOTTLE, to release...
unbounded
16
18
not bounded [adj UNB...
unbraided
17
16
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unbranded
16
17
not branded [adj]
unbridged
19
18
not bridged [adj]
unbridled
19
17
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unbriefed
19
18
not briefed [adj]
unbrizzed
24
33
(Scott) unbruised [a...
unbroiled
18
16
not broiled [adj]
unbrowned
19
19
not browned [adj]
unbruised
18
16
not bruised, also UN...
unbrushed
20
18
not brushed [adj]
unbuckled
23
24
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unbundled
18
19
UNBUNDLE, to price s...
uncandled
18
18
not candled [adj]
uncatered
17
15
not catered [adj]
unchained
19
18
UNCHAIN, to free fro...
unchaired
20
17
UNCHAIR, to remove f...
unchanged
20
20
not changed [adj]
uncharged
21
19
UNCHARGE, to free fr...
uncharmed
21
20
UNCHARM, to free fro...
uncharred
20
17
not charred [adj]
uncharted
20
17
not charted [adj]
unchecked
24
24
UNCHECK, (Shakespear...
uncheered
19
17
not cheered [adj]
unchilded
22
19
UNCHILD, to change f...
unchilled
23
19
not chilled [adj]
uncinated
17
16
hooked at the end, a...
unclaimed
20
19
not claimed [adj]
unclamped
22
22
UNCLAMP, to free fro...
unclasped
21
19
UNCLASP, to free fro...
unclassed
19
16
without class divisi...
uncleaned
17
17
not cleaned [adj]
uncleared
18
16
not cleared [adj]
uncliched
25
21
not cliched [adj]
unclimbed
23
22
not climbed [adj]
unclipped
24
22
UNCLIP, to remove a...
uncloaked
19
20
UNCLOAK, to remove a...
unclogged
21
20
UNCLOG, to free from...
unclothed
21
18
UNCLOTHE, to divest...
unclouded
19
18
UNCLOUD, to free fro...
uncobbled
23
22
not cobbled [adj]
uncoerced
20
18
not coerced [adj]
uncolored
18
16
not colored, also UN...
uncounted
17
17
not counted, countle...
uncoupled
21
20
UNCOUPLE, to disconn...
uncovered
19
19
UNCOVER, to remove t...
uncracked
22
22
not cracked [adj]
uncreated
17
15
UNCREATE, to deprive...
uncropped
22
21
not cropped [adj]
uncrossed
18
15
UNCROSS, to change f...
uncrowded
21
19
not crowded [adj]
uncrowned
20
19
UNCROWN, to deprive...
uncrudded
19
18
(Spenser) uncurdled...
uncrushed
21
18
not crushed [adj]
uncurdled
20
18
not curdled [adj]
undamaged
16
18
not damaged [adj]
undaunted
14
15
not daunted [adj UND...
undazzled
22
32
UNDAZZLE, to recover...
undebased
16
16
not debased [adj]
undebated
16
16
not debated [adj]
undecayed
23
18
not decayed [adj]
undecided
18
17
not decided [adj UND...
undefaced
19
19
not defaced [adj]
undefiled
18
17
not defiled [adj]
undefined
16
17
not defined [adj]
undeified
17
16
UNDEIFY, to deprive...
undelayed
21
16
not delayed [adj]
undeleted
15
14
UNDELETE, to undo th...
undeluded
16
16
not deluded [adj]
underaged
15
15
not adult [adj]
underbred
17
16
of inferior breeding...
undercard
18
16
in boxing, a program...
underclad
19
17
insufficiently cloth...
underfeed
16
16
to feed inadequately...
underfund
17
18
to fund inadequately...
undergird
17
15
to form the basis or...
undergrad
16
15
an undergraduate [n...
underhand
16
16
an underhand ball in...
underived
17
17
not derived [adj]
underlaid
16
14
UNDERLAY, to place u...
underload
15
14
to load insufficient...
underpaid
17
16
UNDERPAY, to pay les...
undersaid
15
13
UNDERSAY, to say in...
undersold
16
14
UNDERSELL, to sell t...
underused
15
14
UNDERUSE, to not use...
underwood
17
16
small trees or shrub...
undesired
15
13
not desired [adj]
undiluted
17
15
not diluted [adj]
undivided
18
18
not divided [adj UND...
undoubled
18
18
UNDOUBLE, to change...
undoubted
17
17
not doubted [adj UND...
undrained
14
14
not drained [adj]
undreaded
14
14
not dreaded [adj]
undreamed
15
16
not dreamed of, also...
undressed
15
13
UNDRESS, to take off...
undrilled
18
15
not drilled [adj]
undrowned
17
17
not drowned [adj]
undulated
16
15
UNDULATE, to move wi...
unearthed
16
14
UNEARTH, to dig up [...
uneffaced
21
21
not effaced [adj]
unelected
18
16
not elected [adj]
unemptied
18
18
not emptied [adj]
unendowed
16
17
not endowed [adj]
unengaged
15
17
not engaged [adj]
unenjoyed
21
24
not enjoyed [adj]
unensured
14
14
not ensured [adj]
unentered
13
13
not entered [adj]
unequaled
23
23
not equalled, also U...
unessayed
20
14
not essayed [adj]
unevolved
19
21
not evolved [adj]
unexalted
21
20
not exalted [adj]
unexcited
24
22
not excited [adj]
unexcused
24
23
not excused [adj]
unexpired
23
22
not expired [adj]
unexposed
22
22
not exposed [adj]
unfancied
19
19
(esp. of a sportsper...
unfavored
18
19
not favored, also UN...
unfeigned
17
18
not feigned; not cou...
unfigured
19
18
not figured [adj]
unflapped
22
22
not flapped [adj]
unfledged
19
19
not fledged [adj]
unfleshed
20
18
UNFLESH, to remove t...
unfloored
17
16
without a floor [adj...
unflushed
21
19
UNFLUSH, to lose col...
unfocused
20
19
not focused, also UN...
unfounded
16
18
not founded [adj UNF...
unfranked
17
20
not franked esp. of...
unfretted
17
15
not eaten away; not...
unfrocked
21
22
UNFROCK, to divest o...
unfuelled
19
18
not fuelled [adj]
ungarbled
19
18
not garbled [adj]
ungirthed
19
16
UNGIRTH, to free fro...
unglossed
17
15
not glossed [adj]
ungrassed
16
14
not grown with grass...
ungreased
15
14
not greased [adj]
ungroomed
16
17
not groomed [adj]
ungrouped
18
18
not grouped [adj]
ungrudged
18
18
not grudged [adj]
unguarded
16
16
UNGUARD, to leave un...
unguessed
16
15
not guessed [adj]
unhandled
17
17
not handled [adj]
unhappied
21
20
UNHAPPY, (Shakespear...
unharried
17
14
not harried [adj]
unhatched
22
19
not hatched [adj]
unhaunted
16
16
not haunted [adj]
unhearsed
16
14
UNHEARSE, to remove...
unhearted
16
14
UNHEART, (Shakespear...
unhitched
23
19
UNHITCH, to free fro...
unhoarded
16
15
UNHOARD, to take fro...
unhonored
15
15
not honored, also UN...
unhumbled
22
22
not humbled [adj]
unhurried
18
15
not hurried [adj UNH...
unicycled
29
21
UNICYCLE, to ride a...
uniformed
18
18
UNIFORM, to dress in...
unillumed
19
18
not illuminated [adj...
unimpeded
18
19
not impeded [adj UNI...
unimposed
18
18
not imposed [adj]
unincited
18
16
not incited [adj]
unindexed
20
21
not indexed [adj]
uninjured
17
23
not injured [adj]
uninsured
15
14
not insured [adj] /...
uninvited
17
17
not invited [adj]
uninvoked
17
21
not invoked [adj]
unionised
14
13
UNIONISE, to form in...
unionized
17
22
UNIONIZE, to form in...
univalved
20
21
having a single-piec...
unjointed
16
22
UNJOINT, to separate...
unkindled
17
19
not kindled [adj]
unknelled
17
19
without tolling [adj...
unknitted
16
17
UNKNIT, to undo or u...
unknotted
15
17
UNKNOT, to undo a kn...
unlabeled
18
17
(US) not labelled, a...
unlabored
17
16
not laboured, also U...
unlatched
21
18
UNLATCH, to undo a f...
unlearned
14
14
UNLEARN, to put out...
unleashed
17
15
UNLEASH, to free fro...
unleveled
18
18
UNLEVEL, to make une...
unlighted
20
17
not lighted [adj]
unlimited
18
16
not limited [adj UNL...
unlocated
18
16
not located or place...
unmanaged
15
18
not managed [adj]
unmantled
16
17
UNMANTLE, to remove...
unmanured
15
17
not having had manur...
unmarried
16
15
not married [adj] /...
unmatched
21
20
not matched [adj]
unmatured
16
16
not matured [adj]
unmerited
16
15
not merited [adj UNM...
unmetered
15
15
not metered [adj]
unmingled
18
19
UNMINGLE, to separat...
unmitered
16
15
UNMITER, to depose f...
unmoneyed
20
18
without money, also...
unmotived
18
19
without a motive [ad...
unmoulded
17
18
UNMOULD, to change t...
unmounted
15
17
UNMOUNT, to dismount...
unmourned
15
17
not mourned [adj]
unmuffled
22
23
UNMUFFLE, to free fr...
unmuzzled
24
35
UNMUZZLE, to remove...
unnatived
16
17
UNNATIVE, to no long...
unnoticed
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not noticed [adj]
unnuanced
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not nuanced [adj]
unoffered
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18
not offered [adj]
unopposed
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18
not opposed [adj]
unordered
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UNORDER, to counterm...
unpainted
16
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UNPAINT, to remove t...
unpalsied
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16
not palsied [adj]
unpapered
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UNPAPER, to remove p...
unpatched
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not patched [adj]
unpennied
15
17
without pennies [adj...
unpeopled
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UNPEOPLE, to remove...
unperched
22
20
UNPERCH, to drive fr...
unpierced
20
18
not pierced [adj]
unpiloted
18
16
not piloted [adj]
unplagued
19
19
not plagued [adj]
unplained
17
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(Spenser) not lament...
unplaited
18
16
UNPLAIT, to undo the...
unplanked
18
21
not fitted with plan...
unplanned
16
18
not planned [adj]
unplanted
17
17
not planted [adj]
unpleased
17
16
not pleased [adj]
unpleated
17
16
not pleated [adj]
unpledged
19
19
not pledged [adj]
unplucked
23
24
not plucked [adj]
unplugged
21
21
UNPLUG, to take a pl...
unplumbed
22
23
UNPLUMB, to remove l...
unpointed
16
16
not pointed [adj]
unpoliced
21
19
not policed [adj]
unpraised
17
15
UNPRAISE, to deprive...
unpressed
17
15
not pressed [adj]
unprinted
17
16
not printed [adj]
unpropped
21
21
UNPROP, to remove th...
unpursued
18
17
not pursued [adj]
unpuzzled
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UNPUZZLE, to work ou...
unqueened
21
23
UNQUEEN, to deprive...
unquelled
25
24
not quelled [adj]
unquieted
23
22
UNQUIET, to disturb...
unravaged
17
18
not ravaged [adj]
unraveled
17
17
UNRAVEL, to separate...
unrazored
17
21
not shaven [adj]
unreached
19
17
not reached [adj]
unrebated
16
15
not subject to a reb...
unrebuked
18
20
not rebuked [adj]
unreduced
18
17
not reduced [adj]
unrefined
16
16
not refined [adj]
unrefuted
17
16
not refuted [adj]
unrelated
15
13
not related [adj]
unrelaxed
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20
not relaxed [adj]
unremoved
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19
not removed [adj]
unrenewed
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16
not renewed [adj]
unretired
15
12
UNRETIRE, to return...
unrevised
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16
not revised [adj]
unrevoked
17
20
not revoked [adj]
unriddled
17
15
UNRIDDLE, to work ou...
unrighted
19
16
UNRIGHT, to wrong or...
unripened
16
16
not ripened [adj]
unrivaled
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without a rival, als...
unriveted
17
16
UNRIVET, to take out...
unroasted
14
12
not roasted [adj]
unroosted
14
12
UNROOST, to drive fr...
unrosined
14
13
not coated with rosi...
unrounded
14
15
UNROUND, to articula...
unruffled
21
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UNRUFFLE, to recover...
unrumpled
20
20
not rumpled [adj]
unsaddled
16
15
UNSADDLE, to remove...
unsainted
14
13
UNSAINT, to divest o...
unsaluted
16
14
not saluted [adj]
unsampled
19
19
not sampled [adj]
unscanned
16
17
not scanned as verse...
unscarred
18
15
not scarred [adj]
unscathed
20
17
not scathed [adj]
unscented
17
16
not scented [adj]
unscoured
18
16
not scoured [adj]
unscrewed
21
18
UNSCREW, to remove t...
unscythed
27
19
not scythed [adj]
unsecured
18
16
not secured [adj]
unseduced
18
17
not seduced [adj]
unsettled
16
13
UNSETTLE, to make un...
unsevered
16
16
not severed [adj]
unshelled
19
16
UNSHELL, to strip th...
unshifted
20
17
UNSHIFT, to release...
unshipped
22
20
UNSHIP, to unload fr...
unshirted
18
14
not wearing a shirt...
unshocked
21
21
not shocked [adj]
unshooted
16
14
UNSHOOT, (Shakespear...
unshotted
17
14
UNSHOT, to remove sh...
unshouted
17
15
UNSHOUT, to make a c...
unshrived
20
18
not shriven, also UN...
unshunned
16
17
not shunned [adj]
unsickled
21
20
not cut with a sickl...
unsighted
19
16
UNSIGHT, to prevent...
unsinewed
17
16
UNSINEW, to take the...
unskilled
19
18
not skilled [adj]
unskimmed
19
22
not skimmed e.g. of...
unskinned
15
18
not skinned [adj]
unsluiced
20
17
UNSLUICE, to let flo...
unsnagged
16
17
UNSNAG, to free of s...
unsnapped
18
19
UNSNAP, to undo the...
unsnarled
15
14
UNSNARL, to disentan...
unsnecked
18
20
UNSNECK, to undo the...
unsnuffed
19
20
not snuffed [adj]
unsobered
16
15
UNSOBER, to make unr...
unsolaced
18
16
not solaced [adj]
unsoothed
16
14
not soothed [adj]
unsounded
14
15
not sounded [adj]
unsourced
18
16
having no (authentic...
unsparred
17
15
UNSPAR, to withdraw...
unspelled
19
17
UNSPELL, to free fro...
unsphered
19
17
UNSPHERE, to remove...
unspilled
20
17
not spilled, also UN...
unspoiled
18
16
not spoiled, also UN...
unspooled
17
16
UNSPOOL, to unwind f...
unspotted
17
15
not spotted; free fr...
unsprayed
23
17
not sprayed, e.g. of...
unsquared
23
22
not squared [adj]
unstacked
19
19
UNSTACK, to remove f...
unstained
14
13
not stained [adj]
unstalked
17
17
not having a stalk [...
unstamped
18
18
not stamped [adj]
unstarred
15
12
not starred [adj]
unsteeled
15
13
UNSTEEL, to disarm;...
unstemmed
17
18
not stemmed [adj]
unstepped
19
18
UNSTEP, to remove fr...
unstifled
19
16
not stifled [adj]
unstilled
18
14
not stilled [adj]
unstinted
15
13
not stinted [adj]
unstirred
16
12
not stirred [adj]
unstocked
19
19
UNSTOCK, to deplete...
unstopped
19
18
UNSTOP, to remove a...
unstriped
18
15
not striped [adj]
unstudied
16
14
not studied [adj]
unstuffed
20
19
not stuffed, also UN...
unsubdued
18
18
not subdued [adj]
unsullied
18
15
not sullied [adj]
unswathed
20
17
UNSWATHE, to unbind,...
untackled
20
20
UNTACKLE, to free fr...
untainted
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13
not tainted [adj UNT...
untangled
16
16
UNTANGLE, to free fr...
untempted
18
18
not tempted [adj]
untenured
14
14
not having tenure [a...
unthanked
17
19
not thanked [adj]
unthroned
16
15
UNTHRONE, to remove...
untouched
20
18
not touched [adj]
untracked
19
19
UNTRACK, to cause to...
untrained
14
13
not trained [adj]
untrapped
19
18
not trapped [adj]
untreaded
14
13
UNTREAD, (Shakespear...
untreated
14
12
not treated [adj]
untressed
15
12
not tied up in tress...
untrimmed
18
18
UNTRIM, to strip of...
untrussed
16
13
UNTRUSS, to free fro...
untrusted
16
13
not trusted [adj]
untumbled
20
20
not tumbled [adj]
untutored
15
13
not tutored [adj]
untwilled
21
17
not twilled [adj]
untwisted
19
15
UNTWIST, to untwine...
unushered
17
15
not ushered [adj]
unuttered
15
13
not uttered [adj]
unvisited
18
16
not visited [adj]
unvisored
17
16
UNVISOR, to open the...
unwakened
17
20
not wakened, also UN...
unwatched
23
20
not watched [adj]
unwatered
17
15
UNWATER, to drain, e...
unwearied
17
15
not wearied [adj UNW...
unweighed
21
19
not weighed; not pon...
unwhipped
25
23
not whipped, also UN...
unwitched
24
20
UNWITCH, to free fro...
unwomaned
17
19
UNWOMAN, to make unw...
unworried
18
15
not worried [adj]
unwounded
17
18
not wounded [adj]
unwrapped
22
21
UNWRAP, to remove th...
unwreaked
18
19
not wreaked [adj]
upbraided
20
18
UPBRAID, to reproach...
upcheered
22
19
UPCHEER, to encourag...
upchucked
28
27
UPCHUCK, to vomit [v...
upclimbed
26
24
UPCLIMB, to climb up...
updragged
20
19
UPDRAG, to drag upwa...
uphoarded
19
17
UPHOARD, to hoard up...
uphoisted
20
16
UPHOIST, to hoist up...
uphoorded
19
17
UPHOORD, (Shakespear...
upknitted
19
19
UPKNIT, to reconcile...
uplighted
23
19
UPLIGHT, to light to...
uppropped
24
23
UPPROP, to prop up [...
upreached
22
19
UPREACH, to reach up...
uprighted
22
18
UPRIGHT, to raise or...
upshifted
23
19
UPSHIFT, to shift an...
upskilled
22
20
UPSKILL, to improve...
upspeared
19
17
UPSPEAR, to shoot up...
upstarted
18
14
UPSTART, to start up...
upstepped
22
20
UPSTEP, to step up [...
upstirred
19
14
UPSTIR, to stir up [...
upswarmed
22
20
UPSWARM, (archaic) t...
upswelled
23
19
UPSWELL, to swell up...
uptrained
17
15
UPTRAIN, (obsolete)...
uptrilled
21
16
(Coleridge) trilled...
upwhirled
25
20
UPWHIRL, to whirl up...
urbanised
17
15
URBANISE, to cause t...
urbanized
20
24
URBANIZE, to cause t...
urethaned
16
14
URETHANE, to coat wi...
urticated
19
14
URTICATE, to cause t...
ustulated
17
13
USTULATE, to give a...
usucapted
21
18
USUCAPT, to acquire...
vaginated
17
17
invested with, or as...
vajazzled
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VAJAZZLE, to adorn t...
validated
18
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VALIDATE, to give le...
valorised
18
15
VALORISE, to establi...
valorized
21
24
VALORIZE, to establi...
vambraced
23
23
(historical) wearing...
vaporised
19
17
VAPORISE, to turn in...
vaporized
22
26
VAPORIZE, to turn in...
vapulated
20
19
VAPULATE, to flog; t...
varicosed
20
17
having varicose vein...
varioloid
18
15
a disease resembling...
varisized
21
23
in various sizes [ad...
varityped
26
19
VARITYPE, to produce...
varnished
19
17
VARNISH, to give a g...
varvelled
21
20
having varvels, also...
vaselined
17
16
VASELINE, to cover o...
vassalled
19
16
VASSAL, to subject [...
vegetated
17
16
VEGETATE, to live an...
velarised
18
15
VELARISE, to pronoun...
velarized
21
24
VELARIZE, to pronoun...
venenated
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VENENATE, to poison...
venerated
15
15
VENERATE, to revere...
verandaed
15
16
having a veranda, al...
verballed
21
19
VERBAL, to take a po...
verbified
22
20
VERBIFY, to use as a...
verjuiced
23
27
VERJUICE, to make so...
vermeiled
19
18
VERMEIL, to colour r...
vermilled
21
19
VERMIL, to colour re...
versified
20
17
VERSIFY, to change f...
versioned
16
15
VERSION, to create a...
vervelled
21
20
having vervels, ring...
vesicated
20
17
VESICATE, to blister...
victualed
22
19
VICTUAL, to provide...
videoland
17
17
television as a medi...
vignetted
18
17
VIGNETTE, to make a...
vinegared
17
17
VINEGAR, to treat wi...
violented
17
16
VIOLENT, (obsolete)...
virilised
20
15
VIRILISE, to introdu...
virilized
23
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VIRILIZE, to introdu...
vitalised
19
15
VITALISE, to give li...
vitalized
22
24
VITALIZE, to give li...
vitrified
21
17
VITRIFY, to convert...
vitrioled
19
15
VITRIOL, to treat wi...
vocalised
21
18
VOCALISE, to produce...
vocalized
24
27
VOCALIZE, to produce...
vodcasted
20
18
VODCAST, to broadcas...
volitated
18
15
VOLITATE, to fly abo...
volkslied
21
20
(German) a popular s...
volksraad
19
19
(Afrikaans) a legisl...
volplaned
20
20
VOLPLANE, to glide i...
volumised
20
19
VOLUMISE, to give ex...
volumized
23
28
VOLUMIZE, to give ex...
vouchered
22
20
VOUCHER, to establis...
voutsafed
19
18
VOUTSAFE, (Milton) t...
vowelised
21
18
VOWELISE, to use as...
vowelized
24
27
VOWELIZE, to use as...
wadsetted
18
14
WADSETT, (Scots) to...
wagonload
18
17
the contents of a fu...
waistband
20
17
the strip of fabric...
wakeboard
20
20
to ride a short, ver...
wallboard
22
18
building board, boar...
wampished
24
21
WAMPISH, (Scott) to...
wardrobed
20
17
WARDROBE, to keep in...
warmblood
22
20
one of a race of hor...
warranded
17
15
WARRAND, (obsolete)...
warranted
17
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WARRANT, to give aut...
washboard
22
18
a broad thin plank a...
washstand
20
16
a stand holding a wa...
wassailed
19
14
WASSAIL, to go carol...
wasteland
18
15
a desolate, barren a...
watchband
25
22
a band on which a wa...
watchword
27
21
the password to be g...
waterbird
21
16
a bird that leaves o...
waterhead
19
15
the source of a rive...
watershed
20
15
the area which a riv...
waterweed
20
16
any plant with very...
waymarked
26
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WAYMARK, to mark wit...
waymented
24
19
WAYMENT, (Spenser) t...
weaselled
19
15
WEASEL, to act evasi...
weathered
19
15
WEATHER, to expose t...
webcasted
23
19
WEBCAST, to transmit...
webfooted
21
19
having webbed feet [...
weekended
17
19
WEEKEND, to take a h...
weevilled
22
19
infested by weevils,...
westbound
20
18
heading in a westerl...
wheatland
20
17
land on which wheat...
wheeshted
22
17
WHEESHT, (Scots) to...
wherreted
20
15
WHERRET, (obsolete)...
wherrited
21
15
WHERRIT, to worry, a...
wheyfaced
31
23
with a complexion th...
whickered
25
22
WHICKER, to neigh; t...
whiddered
21
17
WHIDDER, (Scots) to...
whimpered
24
21
WHIMPER, to cry plai...
whipsawed
26
21
WHIPSAW, to cut with...
whirlwind
26
20
a small rotating win...
whirreted
21
15
WHIRRET, to give a s...
whiskered
22
19
having whiskers [adj...
whispered
23
18
WHISPER, to speak so...
whitehead
22
17
the blue-winged snow...
whitewood
23
18
the soft and easily...
whithered
23
17
WHITHER, to blow str...
whittered
21
15
WHITTER, to talk or...
wholefood
22
19
unprocessed, natural...
widowbird
25
20
another name for the...
widowered
21
17
made into a widower...
widowhood
23
19
the state of being a...
wigwagged
25
22
WIGWAG, to twist abo...
windbound
20
20
hindered from sailin...
windrowed
21
18
WINDROW, to arrange...
winterfed
20
17
WINTERFEED, to feed...
witchhood
26
20
the state of being a...
witchweed
27
21
a yellow-flowered pl...
withstand
21
16
to resist [v WITHSTO...
withstood
21
15
WITHSTAND, to resist...
withywind
31
21
(dialect) bindweed o...
witnessed
18
14
WITNESS, to have dir...
wolfhound
23
21
any of several breed...
womanhood
19
19
the state of being a...
womanised
18
17
WOMANISE, to pursue...
womanized
21
26
WOMANIZE, to pursue...
womankind
19
22
women generally, the...
womenkind
19
22
women generally, the...
wonderkid
19
19
(colloquial) an exce...
wordbound
20
19
unable to find expre...
wormholed
22
19
full of wormholes [a...
worshiped
23
18
WORSHIP, to honour a...
wrappered
22
19
WRAPPER, to put a co...
wrapround
20
18
an article of clothi...
wristband
21
17
a band worn round th...
yelloched
28
19
YELLOCH, (Scots) to...
youthened
22
16
YOUTHEN, to make or...
youthhead
25
17
(obsolete) youth, al...
youthhood
25
17
(obsolete) youth, al...
yravished
26
18
RAVISH, to seize and...
yuppified
29
22
YUPPIFY, to infuse w...
zantewood
19
23
the wood of the zant...
zebrawood
22
25
a kind of cabinet wo...
zigzagged
25
34
ZIGZAG, to turn shar...
zincified
24
26
ZINCIFY, to coat wit...
zinkified
22
27
ZINKIFY, to coat or...
ziplocked
26
30
ZIPLOCK, to seal a p...
zombified
24
28
ZOMBIFY, to make let...
zygaenoid
24
24
relating to the moth...
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