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abbe
10
10
(French) a courtesy...
able
9
8
competent, also HABL...
abye
14
9
(archaic) to pay the...
ache
11
9
to endure a dull las...
acme
10
10
the highest point [n...
acne
8
8
a skin disease cause...
acre
9
7
a measure of land eq...
adze
9
14
a cutting tool with...
agee
6
6
(Scots) off the stra...
ague
7
7
a malarial fever [n...
aide
6
5
(French) a confident...
aine
5
5
(French) (of a male)...
ajee
7
13
(Scots) off the stra...
akee
6
8
(Kru) a small Africa...
alae
6
5
ALA, in biology, any...
albe
9
8
(archaic) albeit, al...
alee
6
5
toward the side of a...
alme
8
8
an Egyptian girl who...
aloe
6
5
any member of the ge...
amie
7
7
(French) a (female)...
ance
8
8
(dialect) once, also...
ante
5
5
to put a fixed stake...
apse
8
7
a rounded extension...
arle
7
5
to give earnest-mone...
arse
6
4
the buttocks [n -S]...
aune
5
6
(obsolete) an ell; a...
awee
8
7
awhile [adv]
axle
13
12
a shaft upon which a...
ayre
12
6
(obsolete) an air, e...
babe
10
10
a baby; an attractiv...
bade
8
8
BID, to make an offe...
bake
9
11
to cook in an oven [...
bale
9
8
to form into tightly...
bane
7
8
an evil, a poison [n...
bare
8
7
unclothed, uncovered...
base
8
7
mean [adj BASER, BAS...
bate
8
7
to diminish, also BA...
baye
14
9
(Spenser) to bathe [...
bede
8
8
(obsolete) a prayer...
bene
7
8
a prayer, a boon [n...
bere
8
7
barley, esp. the six...
bete
8
7
to mend, improve [v...
bibe
11
10
(Irish) a type of ba...
bice
12
10
a pale blue or green...
bide
9
8
to wait, dwell, also...
bike
10
11
to ride a bicycle [v...
bile
10
8
a fluid secreted by...
bine
8
8
the flexible shoot o...
bise
9
7
a cold wind in Switz...
bite
9
7
to seize with the te...
bize
12
16
(French) a cold N or...
blae
9
8
blackish blue [adj B...
blee
9
8
(archaic) complexion...
blue
10
9
to make the colour o...
bode
8
8
to foretell, be an o...
boke
9
11
to belch, also BOAK,...
bole
9
8
a fine earthy clay [...
bone
7
8
to take the bones ou...
bore
8
7
to pierce with a too...
bote
8
7
compensation for inj...
brae
8
7
(Scots) a steep bank...
bree
8
7
(Scots) the liquor i...
brie
9
7
(Scots) the liquor i...
buke
10
12
(Scots) a book, also...
bute
9
8
a shortened form of...
byde
15
10
(Scots) to bide [v B...
byke
16
13
(Scots) a nest of wa...
byre
15
9
a cow shed [n -S]
byte
15
9
a set of usually eig...
cade
9
8
a Mediterranean medi...
cafe
11
10
a small restaurant [...
cage
10
9
to cage [v CAGED, CA...
cake
10
11
to form into a harde...
came
10
10
a lead rod for frami...
cane
8
8
to beat with a flexi...
cape
11
10
a head or point of l...
care
9
7
to be concerned [v C...
case
9
7
to put in a containe...
cate
9
7
(archaic) a dainty o...
cave
11
11
to hollow out [v CAV...
cede
9
8
to yield [v CEDED, C...
cepe
11
10
a large mushroom, al...
cere
9
7
to wrap in a waxy cl...
cete
9
7
a group of badgers [...
cide
10
8
(Shakespeare) to dec...
cine
9
8
a motion picture [n...
cire
10
7
(French) a fabric wi...
cite
10
7
to quote as an autho...
cive
12
11
a herb of the onion...
clue
11
9
to obtain guiding in...
code
9
8
to convert into symb...
coke
10
11
to change into a car...
cole
10
8
a plant of the cabba...
come
10
10
to move toward someo...
cone
8
8
to bear cones [v CON...
cope
11
10
to deal with [v COPE...
core
9
7
to remove the centra...
cose
9
7
to make oneself cosy...
cote
9
7
to pass by; to outst...
cove
11
11
to curve over or inw...
coze
12
16
to converse in a fri...
cree
9
7
to soften by boiling...
crue
10
8
(Milton) crew [n -S]
cube
12
11
to raise to the thir...
cuke
11
12
(slang) a cucumber [...
cure
10
8
to restore to health...
cute
10
8
pleasingly attractiv...
cyme
17
12
a type of flower clu...
cyte
16
9
in biology, a cell [...
dace
9
8
a small river fish o...
dale
7
6
a valley [n -S]
dame
7
8
a matron [n -S]
dare
6
5
to venture boldly, a...
date
6
5
to record a statemen...
daze
9
14
to stun [v DAZED, DA...
debe
8
8
(Swahili) a large ti...
deke
7
9
to feint in hockey [...
dele
7
6
in printing, to dele...
deme
7
8
(Greek) a territoria...
dene
5
6
a sandy tract or dun...
dere
6
5
to injure, also DEAR...
dice
10
8
to cut into small cu...
dike
8
9
to furnish with an e...
dime
8
8
the tenth part of an...
dine
6
6
to eat dinner [v DIN...
dire
7
5
disastrous [adj DIRE...
dite
7
5
(obsolete) to compos...
dive
9
9
to plunge headfirst...
dobe
8
8
an unburned, sun-dri...
doge
7
7
the former title of...
dole
7
6
to distribute in sma...
dome
7
8
to cover with a roun...
done
5
6
DO, to perform [v]
dope
8
8
excellent [adj DOPER...
dore
6
5
another name for the...
dose
6
5
to give a measure of...
dote
6
5
to love excessively,...
dove
8
9
to doze, also DOVER...
doze
9
14
to sleep lightly [v...
dree
6
5
(Scots) dreary [adj...
duce
10
9
(Italian) a leader [...
dude
7
7
a fop, a dandy [n -S...
duke
8
10
to fight with fists...
dule
8
7
(obsolete) pain, woe...
dune
6
7
a hill of sand [n -S...
dupe
9
9
to deceive [v DUPED,...
dure
7
6
(obsolete) to endure...
dyke
14
11
to furnish with an e...
dyne
12
8
a unit of force, the...
eale
6
5
(Shakespeare) to ail...
ease
5
4
to free from pain or...
eave
7
8
the projecting edge...
ecce
12
10
behold, also ECCO [i...
eche
11
9
(obsolete) to eke, a...
edge
7
7
to furnish with a bo...
eide
6
5
EIDOS, (Greek) the f...
eine
5
5
(obsolete) eyes, als...
else
7
5
otherwise [adv]
epee
7
7
(French) a sword sim...
erne
5
5
an eagle, esp. a lon...
esne
5
5
(historical) a domes...
esse
6
4
(Latin) actual exist...
ethe
8
6
(Spenser) easy, also...
euge
7
7
(Greek) an interject...
evoe
7
8
expressing Bacchic f...
eyne
11
7
EYE, the organ of si...
eyre
12
6
(historical) a journ...
face
11
10
to confront [v FACED...
fade
8
8
to lose colour or br...
fake
9
11
to pretend and prese...
fame
9
10
to make famous [v FA...
fane
7
8
a temple [n -S]
fare
8
7
to get on or succeed...
fate
8
7
to destine [v FATED,...
fave
10
11
(slang) favourite [a...
faze
11
16
to unsettle, also FE...
feme
9
10
a legal term for a w...
fere
8
7
a companion, also FE...
fete
8
7
to honour with festi...
fice
12
10
a small dog of mixed...
fife
11
10
to play a high-pitch...
fike
10
11
to fidget restlessly...
file
10
8
to arrange in order...
fine
8
8
to incur a monetary...
fire
9
7
to project by discha...
five
11
11
a number [n -S]
flee
9
8
to run away [v FLED,...
floe
9
8
a large mass of floa...
flue
10
9
a smoke-duct in a ch...
fone
7
8
FOE, an enemy [n]
fore
8
7
the front part of so...
frae
8
7
(Scots) from, also T...
free
8
7
to set at liberty [v...
froe
8
7
a cleaving tool with...
fume
10
11
to give off smoke or...
fuse
9
8
to equip with a deto...
fuze
12
17
to equip with a deto...
fyce
18
12
a small dog of mixed...
fyke
16
13
to fidget restlessly...
fyle
16
10
a line (file) of sol...
gade
7
7
a miner's wedge, als...
gage
8
8
to pledge as securit...
gale
8
7
a strong wind [n -S]...
game
8
9
plucky [adj GAMER, G...
gane
6
7
GAE, (Scots) to go [...
gape
9
9
to stare with open m...
gare
7
6
a dock-basin on a wa...
gate
7
6
to supply with a gat...
gave
9
10
GIVE, to transfer fr...
gaze
10
15
to look intently [v...
gene
6
7
a hereditary unit [n...
gere
7
6
(Spenser) gear, equi...
ghee
9
8
a kind of liquid but...
gibe
10
9
to scoff, mock, also...
gite
8
6
in France, a farmhou...
give
10
10
to transfer freely t...
glee
8
7
(Scots) to squint [v...
glue
9
8
to fasten with glue...
gole
8
7
a goal, a target [n...
gone
6
7
GO, to move along [v...
gore
7
6
to pierce with a hor...
gree
7
6
(archaic) to agree [...
grue
8
7
to shudder, feel the...
gude
8
8
(Scots) good, also G...
gule
9
8
(Scots) a marigold,...
gybe
16
11
in sailing, to shift...
gyre
14
8
to move in a circle...
gyte
14
8
(Scots) a child, a b...
gyve
16
12
to fetter, also GIVE...
hade
8
7
to incline from the...
hake
9
10
a fish of the cod fa...
hale
9
7
to compel to go [v H...
hame
9
9
(Scots) to go home [...
hare
8
6
a very swift mammal...
hate
8
6
to loathe [v HATED,...
have
10
10
to possess [v HAS, H...
haze
11
15
to make a shimmering...
hebe
10
9
a member of a genus...
hele
9
7
to hide [v HELED, HE...
heme
9
9
a component of hemog...
here
8
6
this place [n -S]
hete
8
6
(obsolete) to comman...
hide
9
7
a place of concealme...
hike
10
10
to go walking [v HIK...
hire
9
6
to use for a price [...
hive
11
10
to enter a bee's nes...
hoke
9
10
to give false value...
hole
9
7
to make a cavity in...
home
9
9
to return to a place...
hone
7
7
to whet [v HONED, HO...
hope
10
9
to have a desire or...
hore
8
6
(Spenser) grey, esp....
hose
8
6
to spray with water...
hote
8
6
HIGHT, (archaic) to...
hove
10
10
to swell [v HOVED, H...
howe
11
9
a hill, a burial-mou...
huge
10
9
very large [adj HUGE...
hule
10
8
a Central American r...
hyke
16
12
an Arab head coverin...
hyle
16
9
(Greek) wood; matter...
hype
17
11
to stimulate artific...
hyte
15
8
(Scots) insane [adj]
idee
6
5
(French) an idea [n...
idle
8
6
inactive [adj IDLER,...
isle
8
5
a small island [n -S...
iure
7
5
(Latin) by right or...
jade
8
14
to tire [v JADED, JA...
jake
9
17
(Australian slang) h...
jane
7
14
a small silver Genoe...
jape
10
16
to play a joke [v JA...
jefe
10
16
(Spanish) a chief [n...
jete
8
13
a ballet leap [n -S]
jibe
11
16
to jeer, also GIBE [...
jive
11
17
deceitful [adj JIVER...
jobe
10
16
to reprimand tedious...
joke
9
17
to say something amu...
jole
9
14
(dialect) to bump, k...
jube
11
17
a rood-loft, or scre...
juke
10
18
to dance [v JUKED, J...
jupe
11
17
a woman's jacket [n...
jure
9
14
(Latin) by right or...
jute
9
14
a fibre obtained fro...
juve
11
18
(short for) a juveni...
kade
7
9
a wingless fly that...
kaie
7
8
(obsolete) a key [n...
kale
8
9
a hardy cabbage-like...
kame
8
11
(Scots) a comb; a ri...
kane
6
9
(Gaelic) a tenanted...
kete
7
8
(Maori) a basket wov...
kibe
10
11
a chapped place on t...
kike
9
12
(offensive) a Jew [n...
kine
7
9
cattle, also KYNE [n...
kipe
10
11
an osier basket for...
kite
8
8
to obtain money frau...
knee
6
9
to strike with a joi...
kore
7
8
(Greek) an ancient G...
kune
7
10
KUNA, the standard m...
kyle
15
11
(Gaelic) a narrow st...
kyne
13
11
(Spenser) kine, catt...
kype
16
13
a hook on the lower...
kyte
14
10
(Scots) the belly [n...
lace
10
8
to draw together two...
lade
7
6
to load with cargo,...
lake
8
9
a sizable inland bod...
lame
8
8
disabled in the legs...
lane
6
6
a narrow passageway,...
lare
7
5
lore; learning [n -S...
lase
7
5
to use a laser [v LA...
late
7
5
coming after the exp...
lave
9
9
(archaic) to wash, b...
laze
10
14
to pass time idly [v...
lede
7
6
the introductory sec...
leke
8
9
(Spenser) leaky [adj...
leme
8
8
(archaic) a gleam of...
lere
7
5
(Scots) to teach, al...
leve
9
9
(archaic) gladly, al...
lice
11
8
LOUSE, a parasitic i...
life
10
8
the state of functio...
like
9
9
to be fond of [v LIK...
lime
9
8
calcium oxide [n -S]...
line
7
6
to mark out with sle...
lipe
10
8
a lurching or jerkin...
lire
8
5
LIRA, (Italian) an I...
lite
8
5
of food and drink, l...
live
10
9
to function as a liv...
lobe
9
8
a rounded, projectin...
lode
7
6
a deposit of valuabl...
loge
8
7
(French) a small enc...
loke
8
9
(dialect) a short na...
lome
8
8
to cover with loam [...
lone
6
6
solitary [adj]
lope
9
8
to run with a long s...
lore
7
5
a traditional knowle...
lose
7
5
to misplace or be de...
lote
7
5
(archaic) a lotus, a...
love
9
9
to feel great affect...
lowe
10
8
(Scots) to blaze [v...
lube
10
9
to lubricate [v LUBE...
luce
11
9
the pike or jack, a...
lude
8
7
a type of sedative p...
luge
9
8
to race on a small s...
luke
9
10
moderately warm; tep...
lune
7
7
a crescent-shaped fi...
lure
8
6
to attract with some...
lute
8
6
an old stringed inst...
luxe
14
13
(French) luxurious,...
lyme
15
10
a kind of bloodhound...
lyne
13
8
(Spenser) linen [n -...
lyre
14
7
an ancient harp-like...
lyse
14
7
to cause to undergo...
lyte
14
7
to alight, also LITE...
mabe
9
10
a cultured pearl [n...
mace
10
10
to attack with a clu...
made
7
8
MAKE, to cause to ex...
mage
8
9
a magician; a person...
make
8
11
to cause to exist [v...
male
8
8
an individual that b...
mane
6
8
the long hair that g...
mare
7
7
a female horse [n -S...
mase
7
7
to act as a maser, a...
mate
7
7
to couple with [v MA...
maze
10
16
to bewilder [v MAZED...
meme
8
10
a practice or belief...
mene
6
8
(Scots) to lament, m...
mere
7
7
nothing more, nothin...
mese
7
7
(Greek) in Greek mus...
mete
7
7
to distribute by mea...
meve
9
11
(obsolete) to move,...
meze
10
16
a Greek or Middle Ea...
mice
11
10
MOUSE, a small roden...
mike
9
11
(short for) micropho...
mile
9
8
a unit of distance [...
mime
9
10
to mimic [v MIMED, M...
mine
7
8
to dig for valuable...
mire
8
7
to sink in mud [v MI...
mise
8
7
the issue in a writ...
mite
8
7
any of various tiny...
mobe
9
10
(slang) a mobile pho...
mode
7
8
a way or manner of a...
moke
8
11
a donkey [n -S]
mole
8
8
the quantity of a co...
mome
8
10
(obsolete) a stupid...
mope
9
10
to be listless or de...
more
7
7
a greater amount [n...
mose
7
7
to have glanders [v...
mote
7
7
a speck of dust [n -...
moue
7
8
(French) a disdainfu...
move
9
11
to change from one p...
moze
10
16
to raise a nap on [v...
mule
9
9
to strike a coin fro...
mure
8
8
to wall up the doors...
muse
8
8
to ponder [v MUSED,...
mute
8
8
dumb [adj MUTER, MUT...
mzee
10
16
(Swahili) an old per...
nabe
7
8
a neighbourhood movi...
name
6
8
to give a title to [...
nane
4
6
(Scots) none [adj]
nape
7
8
to attack with napal...
nare
5
5
(archaic) a nostril,...
nave
7
9
the main body of a c...
naze
8
14
a headland or cape [...
nene
4
6
(Hawaiian) a kind of...
nete
5
5
the highest note of...
neve
7
9
old compressed snow,...
nice
9
8
agreeable; precise [...
nide
6
6
to nest [v NIDED, NI...
nife
8
8
the earth's hypothet...
nine
5
6
the cardinal number...
nite
6
5
(colloquial) night [...
nixe
12
12
NIX, a water sprite...
node
5
6
a swollen enlargemen...
nole
6
6
(Shakespeare) the to...
nome
6
8
(Greek) a province o...
none
4
6
not one, also NANE [...
nope
7
8
(colloquial) no [int...
nose
5
5
to sniff with a smel...
note
5
5
to write down [v NOT...
nude
6
7
without clothes [adj...
nuke
7
10
to attack with nucle...
oboe
7
7
a kind of woodwind i...
oche
11
9
in darts, the line f...
ogee
6
6
an arch of two curve...
ogle
8
7
to stare at lecherou...
ogre
7
6
a cannibalistic gian...
olde
7
6
(facetious) old [adj...
olpe
9
8
a Greek jug [n OLPES...
once
8
8
one time [n -S]
onie
5
5
(Scots) any, also ON...
oose
5
4
(Scots) fluff, nap [...
ooze
8
13
to leak slowly [v OO...
orfe
8
7
a golden-yellow fish...
orle
7
5
a border within a he...
owre
9
7
(Spenser) ore, rock...
owse
9
7
(Scots) an ox [n OWS...
pace
11
10
to walk with measure...
page
9
9
to summon by calling...
pale
9
8
lacking colour [adj...
pane
7
8
to insert panels in...
pape
10
10
(Scots) a pope [n -S...
pare
8
7
to shave or cut off...
pase
8
7
(Spanish) a movement...
pate
8
7
the top of the head...
pave
10
11
to cover with materi...
peke
9
11
a small, long-haired...
pele
9
8
(historical) a palis...
pene
7
8
to beat with a round...
pere
8
7
(French) father [n -...
pice
12
10
(Hindi) an Indian co...
pike
10
11
to pierce with a lon...
pile
10
8
to lay one upon the...
pine
8
8
to languish with lon...
pipe
11
10
to convey by means o...
pise
9
7
rammed earth or clay...
pize
12
16
(dialect) to strike...
plie
10
8
(French) a movement...
plue
10
9
a beaver skin, as a...
poke
9
11
to prod [v POKED, PO...
pole
9
8
to propel with a lon...
pome
9
10
any fruit of the app...
pone
7
8
a kind of corn bread...
pope
10
10
a small freshwater f...
pore
8
7
to examine closely [...
pose
8
7
to assume a fixed po...
pote
8
7
to poke, thrust [v P...
pree
8
7
(Scots) to make a tr...
pube
11
11
a pubic hair [n -S]
puce
12
11
dark red [adj PUCER,...
puke
10
12
to vomit [v PUKED, P...
pule
10
9
to pipe; to whimper...
pure
9
8
free from stain [adj...
pyne
14
10
to yearn intensely,...
pyre
15
9
a pile of combustibl...
race
9
7
to compete in a cont...
rade
6
5
RIDE, to be conveyed...
rage
7
6
to react with violen...
rake
7
8
to gather with a too...
rale
7
5
(French) a rattling...
rape
8
7
to take by force; to...
rare
6
4
not common [adj RARE...
rase
6
4
to demolish, also RA...
rate
6
4
to estimate the valu...
rave
8
8
to utter wildly or i...
raze
9
13
to demolish, also RA...
rede
6
5
(archaic) to advise...
reke
7
8
(Spenser) to reckon,...
rete
6
4
an anatomical mesh o...
rice
10
7
to form soft foods b...
ride
7
5
to be conveyed by an...
rife
9
7
abundant, prevalent,...
rile
8
5
to anger [v RILED, R...
rime
8
7
hoarfrost [n -S] / t...
rine
6
5
(Spenser) rind [n -S...
ripe
9
7
ready for harvest [a...
rise
7
4
to move upward [v RO...
rite
7
4
a ceremonial act or...
rive
9
8
to tear apart [v RIV...
robe
8
7
to dress [v ROBED, R...
rode
6
5
to perform an evenin...
roke
7
8
to steam, smoke [v R...
role
7
5
a part played by an...
rone
5
5
(Scots) a roof-gutte...
rope
8
7
to bind with thick t...
rore
6
4
(Shakespeare) a roar...
rose
6
4
to redden [v ROSED,...
rote
6
4
to learn by repetiti...
roue
6
5
(French) a debauched...
rove
8
8
to roam [v ROVED, RO...
rube
9
8
(US slang) a bumpkin...
rude
7
6
boorish [adj RUDER,...
rule
8
6
to exercise control...
rume
8
8
a watery discharge f...
rune
6
6
a letter of an ancie...
ruse
7
5
a deception [n -S]
ryfe
15
9
(Spenser) rife [adj]
ryke
14
10
(Scots) to reach [v...
rype
15
9
(Danish) a ptarmigan...
sabe
8
7
to know, to understa...
sade
6
5
(Hebrew) a Hebrew le...
safe
8
7
secure [adj SAFER, S...
sage
7
6
wise [adj SAGER, SAG...
sake
7
8
benefit or advantage...
sale
7
5
the act of selling [...
same
7
7
resembling in every...
sane
5
5
mentally sound [adj...
sate
6
4
to satisfy to capaci...
save
8
8
to rescue from dange...
saxe
12
11
as in saxe blue, a l...
scye
16
9
an opening for the i...
sele
7
5
happiness [n -S]
seme
7
7
a type of heraldic p...
sene
5
5
a Samoan monetary un...
sere
6
4
withered, dry, also...
sese
6
4
(Shakespeare) enough...
shoe
8
6
to provide with a co...
sice
10
7
(Arabic) a stableman...
side
7
5
to support or agree...
sike
8
8
a small stream, also...
sile
8
5
to strain, also SEIL...
sine
6
5
(Scots) to rinse, wa...
sipe
9
7
(dialect) to soak th...
sire
7
4
to beget [v SIRED, S...
site
7
4
to place in position...
size
10
13
to cover with a weak...
sjoe
8
13
(South African) expr...
skee
7
8
to ski [v SKEED, SKE...
slae
7
5
(Scots) a sloe [n -S...
slee
7
5
(Scots) sly [adj SLE...
sloe
7
5
the fruit of the bla...
slue
8
6
to cause to move sid...
smee
7
7
(dialect) a name for...
snee
5
5
(obsolete) to cut [v...
snye
12
7
a side channel of a...
soke
7
8
a feudal right to ad...
sole
7
5
alone [adj SOLELY] /...
some
7
7
being an unspecified...
sone
5
5
a unit of loudness o...
sore
6
4
sensitive to pain [a...
spae
8
7
to foretell [v SPAED...
spie
9
7
(Spenser) a spy [n -...
spue
9
8
(archaic) to spew [v...
stie
7
4
to keep in a sty [v...
stye
13
6
an inflamed swelling...
supe
9
8
(short for) a superi...
sure
7
5
certain [adj SURER,...
swee
9
7
to sway, swing, also...
syce
16
9
a male servant in In...
syke
14
10
a rill or small ditc...
syne
12
7
to rinse, wash out,...
sype
15
9
(dialect) to soak th...
tace
9
7
in plate armour, one...
take
7
8
to seize possession...
tale
7
5
a story [n -S]
tame
7
7
not wild [adj TAMER,...
tane
5
5
(Spenser) taken [v]
tape
8
7
a long, narrow strip...
tare
6
4
to assess the weight...
tase
6
4
to stun with a gun t...
tate
6
4
(Scots) a small port...
tele
7
5
(short for) televisi...
teme
7
7
(obsolete) a team [n...
tene
5
5
(archaic) injury, pa...
tete
6
4
(French) an elaborat...
thae
8
6
(Scots) these [adj]
thee
8
6
to use the pronoun t...
tice
10
7
(Shakespeare) to ent...
tide
7
5
to flow like the ris...
tige
8
6
(French) the shaft o...
tike
8
8
a dog, a cur, also T...
tile
8
5
to cover with thin s...
time
8
7
to reckon the speed...
tine
6
5
(Scots) to lose, als...
tire
7
4
to grow tired [v TIR...
tite
7
4
(obsolete) promptly,...
toge
7
6
(obsolete) a toga [n...
toke
7
8
to puff a marijuana...
tole
7
5
to lure or decoy [v...
tome
7
7
a large, usually sch...
tone
5
5
to give a particular...
tope
8
7
to drink liquor to e...
tore
6
4
a surface described...
tose
6
4
(Scots) to tease out...
tote
6
4
to carry by hand [v...
toze
9
13
to tease out, draw o...
tree
6
4
a tall, woody plant...
trie
7
4
(Spenser) to try [v...
true
7
5
corresponding to fac...
trye
13
6
(Spenser) choice, pu...
tube
9
8
to fit with a long h...
tule
8
6
a large American bul...
tune
6
6
to adjust to a prope...
twae
9
7
(Scots) two, also TW...
twee
9
7
affectedly cute or q...
tyde
13
7
(Spenser) tied [v]
tyee
12
6
a food fish [n -S]
tyke
14
10
a small child, also...
tyne
12
7
to lose, also TINE [...
type
15
9
to print with a type...
tyre
13
6
to supply a covering...
tyte
13
6
(obsolete) promptly,...
unbe
8
9
to cease to have bei...
unce
9
9
(Scots) an ounce [n...
unde
6
7
in heraldry, wavy, a...
urde
7
6
in heraldry, pointed...
urge
8
7
to drive forward [v...
uvae
8
9
UVA, a grape or grap...
vade
8
9
to pass away [v VADE...
vale
9
9
a broad valley [n -S...
vane
7
9
a device for showing...
vape
10
11
to inhale nicotine v...
vare
8
8
(Spanish) a Spanish...
vase
8
8
a container used for...
vele
9
9
(Spenser) a veil, al...
viae
8
8
VIA, (Latin) a way [...
vibe
11
11
(colloquial) a vibra...
vice
12
11
to grip with a speci...
vide
9
9
(Latin) see, consult...
vile
10
9
odious [adj VILER, V...
vine
8
9
to remove vines from...
vire
9
8
to transfer funds by...
vise
9
8
to hold in a clampin...
vite
9
8
(French) quickly [ad...
vive
11
12
(Scots) lively, forc...
vole
9
9
to win all tricks in...
vote
8
8
to express an opinio...
wade
9
8
to walk through wate...
wage
10
9
to engage in or carr...
wake
10
11
to rouse from sleep...
wale
10
8
to mark with welts [...
wame
10
10
(dialect) a womb, al...
wane
8
8
to decrease in size...
ware
9
7
to beware of [v WARE...
wase
9
7
a small bundle of ha...
wate
9
7
(Scots) 3rd person o...
wave
11
11
to flutter back and...
wawe
12
10
(Spenser) a wave, al...
were
9
7
BE, to exist [v]
wexe
15
14
(obsolete) to wax, g...
whae
11
9
(Scots) who, also WH...
whee
11
9
an expression of del...
wice
13
10
(Scots) wise [adj]
wide
10
8
broad [adj WIDER, WI...
wife
12
10
a woman who has a hu...
wile
11
8
to beguile, also WYL...
wine
9
8
to provide with ferm...
wipe
12
10
to rub lightly to cl...
wire
10
7
to fasten with threa...
wise
10
7
intelligent [adj WIS...
wite
10
7
(Scots) to blame, la...
wive
12
11
(archaic) to take fo...
woke
10
11
WAKE, to rouse from...
wore
9
7
WEAR, to turn a ship...
wove
11
11
WEAVE, to form by cr...
wyle
17
10
to beguile, also WIL...
wyte
16
9
(Scots) to blame, la...
yage
13
8
a tropical vine of t...
yale
13
7
a fabulous heraldic...
yare
12
6
(archaic) nimble, al...
yate
12
6
(Spenser) a gate, al...
yede
12
7
to go or proceed, al...
yeve
14
10
(obsolete) to give [...
ygoe
13
8
GO, to move along [v...
yike
14
10
(Australian slang) t...
yipe
15
9
an interjection expr...
yite
13
6
(dialect) the yellow...
ylke
15
11
(obsolete) ilk [n -S...
ympe
16
12
(Spenser) to imp [v...
yode
12
7
YEAD, (Spenser) to g...
yoke
13
10
to join (animals, sl...
yore
12
6
a long time ago [n -...
yowe
15
9
(Scots) a ewe [n -S]
yuke
14
11
(dialect) to itch, a...
yule
14
8
Christmas or Christm...
zeze
12
22
(Bantu) a stringed m...
zine
9
14
(slang) a magazine f...
zite
10
13
(Italian) a type of...
zone
8
14
to arrange in areas...
zyme
17
18
a ferment [n -S]
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