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abduce
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14
to draw or conduct a...
abjure
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19
to renounce under oa...
ablate
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10
to remove or decreas...
ablaze
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19
on fire [adj]
aborne
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10
ABEAR, to bear; to b...
abrade
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10
to wear away by fric...
abrege
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11
(French) an abridgem...
accede
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13
to consent [v ACCEDE...
accite
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12
to cite; to summon [...
accrue
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13
to accumulate, also...
accuse
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13
to bring a charge ag...
achage
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13
(Tennyson) an ache,...
achene
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12
a dry one-seeded fru...
acmite
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12
a soda pyroxene whos...
acnode
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11
an isolated point no...
active
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13
expressing action [a...
acture
13
10
(Shakespeare) action...
acuate
12
10
to sharpen [v ACUATE...
adduce
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12
to cite or quote [v...
adhere
11
9
to become or remain...
adjure
12
17
to command solemnly...
admire
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10
to have a high opini...
adnate
8
8
closely attached; gr...
adrate
9
7
the price or tariff...
advene
10
12
to be added over and...
advice
15
14
counsel [n -S]
advise
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11
to give advice to [v...
adware
12
10
software with embedd...
aedile
10
8
(Latin) in classical...
aedine
8
8
pertaining to an aed...
aemule
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11
(Spenser) to emulate...
aerate
8
6
to put air into [v A...
aerobe
10
9
an organism that req...
affine
13
13
related by marriage...
affyde
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15
AFFY, (obsolete) to...
aflame
13
13
in a flaming state [...
agapae
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11
AGAPE, a love feast...
aglare
11
9
glaring [adj]
agname
10
12
a name extra to one'...
agnate
9
9
a relative on the fa...
agnise
10
9
to acknowledge, also...
agnize
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18
to acknowledge, also...
agorae
9
8
AGORA, a market-plac...
agrafe
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11
(French) a hooked cl...
agrege
11
10
(French) a French st...
agrise
11
8
to terrify, also AGR...
agrize
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17
(obsolete) to terrif...
agryze
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19
(obsolete) to terrif...
aguise
11
9
to adorn, also AGUIZ...
aguize
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18
to adorn, also AGUIS...
ahorse
11
8
(archaic) on horseba...
akeake
10
14
a New Zealand tree w...
albite
13
10
a sodium-rich minera...
alcade
13
11
the mayor of a Spani...
alcove
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14
a vaulted or arched...
aldose
10
8
a class of sugars, c...
alegge
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11
(Spenser) to lighten...
alerce
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10
the wood of the sand...
algate
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9
(obsolete) always; w...
alible
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11
nourishing [adj]
alkane
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12
a group of hydrocarb...
alkene
10
12
an unsaturated hydro...
alkine
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12
a group of hydrocarb...
alkyne
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14
a group of hydrocarb...
allege
12
10
to assert without pr...
allele
12
9
any one of the two o...
allice
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11
a fish of the shad f...
allude
12
10
to make an indirect...
allure
12
9
to attract with some...
almuce
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14
a furred hood with l...
almude
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12
a Spanish unit of ca...
alnage
10
10
cloth inspection, al...
alpine
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11
related to mountains...
alsike
12
11
a kind of clover [n...
alulae
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9
ALULA, one of three...
alvine
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12
of the belly [adj]
ambage
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14
(French) ambiguity [...
amebae
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12
AMEBA, a one-celled...
amende
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11
(French) a fine or r...
amerce
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12
to fine or punish [v...
ammine
11
13
a type of ammonia co...
amoove
11
13
(Spenser) to stir up...
amorce
13
12
a percussion cap for...
ampere
12
12
a unit of electric c...
ampule
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14
a small sealed glass...
ananke
8
12
(Greek) necessity, t...
ancile
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11
(Latin) the sacred s...
ancome
12
13
a sudden inflammatio...
ancone
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11
(Greek) the elbow, a...
anlace
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11
(archaic) a short tw...
anlage
10
10
the first discernibl...
annexe
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15
something joined or...
anomie
9
10
hopelessness caused...
ansate
8
7
having a handle, als...
anyone
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10
anybody at all [n -S...
aortae
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6
AORTA, the main bloo...
apache
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14
(French) a member of...
apiece
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for each one [adv]
aplite
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10
a fine-grained, ligh...
apogee
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11
the farthest point f...
appose
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12
to place side by sid...
aptote
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9
a noun that has no g...
arable
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10
land suitable for cu...
araise
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6
to raise, also ARAYS...
arayse
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8
to raise, also ARAIS...
arbute
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10
an evergreen tree, t...
arcade
12
10
a set of arches and...
arcane
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10
mysterious [adj ARCA...
areole
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7
a small space in a n...
argute
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9
shrill, keen [adj]
argyle
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11
a silver gravy dish,...
ariose
9
6
in the manner of an...
arkite
11
10
an inmate of Noah's...
arkose
10
10
a sedimentary rock f...
armure
11
10
a type of fabric wit...
arouse
9
7
to stimulate [v AROU...
arride
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7
(archaic) to please,...
arrive
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10
to reach a destinati...
arsine
9
7
a poisonous gas, ars...
artsie
10
6
a student on an arts...
ashake
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12
(archaic) in a shaki...
ashame
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11
(archaic) to shame [...
ashine
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9
(archaic) shining [a...
ashore
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8
toward or on the sho...
aslake
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11
(archaic) to mitigat...
aslope
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10
(archaic) on a slope...
aspine
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10
(Spenser) aspen [n -...
aspire
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9
to aim for higher th...
assize
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15
a legislative sessio...
assume
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10
to take for granted...
assure
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7
to insure; to assert...
astare
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6
(archaic) in a state...
astone
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7
to amaze or shock, a...
astute
10
7
shrewd and perceptiv...
asylee
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9
one who is granted a...
athame
12
11
a witch's ceremonial...
attire
10
6
to clothe [v ATTIRED...
attone
8
7
to atone [v ATTONED,...
attune
9
8
to put in tune [v AT...
aubade
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11
(French) a song or p...
audile
11
9
one who thinks in te...
augite
11
9
one of the pyroxene...
auntie
9
8
a familiar name for...
aurate
9
7
a salt derived from...
availe
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11
(Spenser) to descend...
avenge
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13
to take retribution...
avenue
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12
a wide street [n -S]
averse
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10
opposed, reluctant [...
aviate
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10
to fly an aircraft [...
avoure
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11
(Spenser) avowal [n...
avulse
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12
to tear away forcibl...
awhape
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(Spenser) to confoun...
awhile
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12
for a short time [ad...
awmrie
14
12
a cupboard for sacre...
awsome
13
12
impressive or inspir...
axlike
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18
like an ax, also AXE...
azione
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16
(Italian) a composit...
babble
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to talk incessantly...
baccae
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BACCA, a botanical n...
backie
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(slang) a ride on th...
baddie
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11
a bad person, also B...
baffle
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to confuse, confound...
baggie
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13
(colloquial) the sto...
bailee
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10
a person to whom pro...
bailie
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10
in Scotland, a magis...
bajree
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18
(Hindi) in the India...
bakkie
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17
(South Africa) a sma...
baldie
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a bald-headed person...
balise
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10
an electronic beacon...
bangle
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13
a rigid ring as a br...
barbie
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12
(Australian slang) a...
bardie
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10
an Australian wood-b...
barege
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11
a light silky dress...
bargee
12
11
a bargeman [n -S]
barite
12
9
a native sulphate of...
barmie
13
12
foamy; dotty, also B...
barque
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19
a three-masted vesse...
barrie
12
9
(Edinburgh slang) te...
baryte
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11
a native sulphate of...
basque
20
19
a kind of bodice [n...
bastle
13
10
a fortified house wi...
battle
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10
to fight [v BATTLED,...
battue
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10
(French) indiscrimin...
baubee
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13
(Scots) a halfpenny,...
bauble
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14
a cheap trinket, als...
bawbee
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15
(Scots) a halfpenny,...
bawble
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16
a cheap trinket, als...
bawtie
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12
(Scots) a dog [n -S]
beadle
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11
a minor parish offic...
beagle
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12
to hunt with a breed...
beanie
10
10
a small close-fittin...
became
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BECOME, to come to b...
become
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15
to come to be [v BEC...
bedaze
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to daze thoroughly [...
bedide
12
11
(Spenser) bedyed, al...
bedyde
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13
BEDYE, to dye or sta...
beebee
12
12
a pellet e.g. for an...
beedie
11
10
a cheap thin Indian...
beetle
12
10
to jut out, overhang...
before
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12
in front of [prep]
begaze
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to look at fixedly [...
begone
11
12
be off [interj]
behave
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15
to act properly [v B...
behote
13
11
to vow, promise [v B...
behove
15
15
to be fit, right or...
beigne
12
12
a fritter, a deep-fr...
bejade
13
19
to tire out [v BEJAD...
belace
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13
to adorn with lace [...
belate
12
10
(archaic) to retard...
belike
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14
(archaic) most likel...
belive
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14
immediately, also BL...
belove
14
14
(obsolete) to love [...
bemete
12
12
(archaic) to measure...
bemire
13
12
(archaic) to make mu...
bemuse
13
13
to confuse [v BEMUSE...
bename
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13
to name, mention [v...
bendee
10
11
divided into an even...
berake
12
13
to rake all over [v...
berate
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9
to scold severely [v...
berime
13
12
to compose in rhyme,...
berthe
14
11
a woman's deep lace...
beside
12
10
next to [prep]
bestie
12
9
(slang) one's best f...
betake
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13
to take oneself to [...
betide
12
10
to befall, happen to...
betime
13
12
(Shakespeare) to bet...
betise
12
9
(French) stupidity,...
beurre
12
10
a pear with the meat...
beware
14
12
to be on one's guard...
bezzie
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27
a person's best frie...
bezzle
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to drink hard [v BEZ...
bhagee
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13
in Indian cookery, a...
bhajee
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20
in Indian cookery, a...
bibble
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16
(English dialect) a...
bickie
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16
(colloquial) a biscu...
biface
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15
a type of prehistori...
bigeye
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13
a kind of marine fis...
biggie
15
13
a biggish thing, als...
bikkie
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17
(slang) a biscuit, a...
billie
15
11
(Australian slang) a...
bimble
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16
as in bimble box, a...
binate
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10
growing in pairs [ad...
bindle
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12
the bundle in which...
bingle
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13
to style the hair a...
birdie
13
10
to score one under p...
bireme
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12
an ancient galley wi...
birkie
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13
(Scots) active, live...
birsle
14
10
to scorch, toast [v...
bisque
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19
(French) a rich shel...
bistre
13
9
a pigment of warm br...
bittie
13
9
(Scots) a small piec...
bizone
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19
a country formed of...
blague
14
13
(French) humbug [n -...
blaise
13
10
a kind of clay, livi...
blaize
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19
a kind of clay, livi...
blende
12
12
(German) a zinc sulp...
blithe
16
12
merry [adj BLITHER,...
blonde
12
12
fair [adj BLONDER, B...
blooie
12
10
(slang) out of order...
blouse
13
11
to puff out loosely...
blowie
16
13
(Australian slang) a...
blowse
16
13
a ruddy, fat-faced w...
blowze
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22
a ruddy, fat-faced w...
bludge
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14
(Australian slang) t...
bludie
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12
stained with blood,...
blunge
14
14
to mix clay with wat...
boatie
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9
(slang) a rowing ent...
bobble
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16
to bob rapidly [v BO...
bocage
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14
(French) a decorativ...
boccie
18
15
an Italian bowling g...
boddle
13
12
a former Scottish co...
bodgie
13
12
fake [adj BODGIER, B...
bodice
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13
a woman's stiffened...
boggle
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14
to baffle, overwhelm...
bolete
12
10
any fungus of the fa...
bolide
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11
a large meteor that...
boline
12
11
in wicca, a sickle-s...
bommie
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15
(Australian slang) a...
bonnie
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11
a sweetheart, also B...
bonxie
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17
the great skua [n -S...
boobie
13
12
(slang) a breast [n...
boodie
11
10
a species of rat-kan...
boodle
12
11
to take bribes [v BO...
boogie
12
11
to dance to rock mus...
bookie
12
13
(short for) a bookma...
boorde
11
10
(Spenser) board, als...
bootee
10
9
a baby's sock, also...
bootie
11
9
a baby's sock, also...
borage
12
11
a rough-stemmed arom...
borane
10
10
any boron hydride, e...
borate
11
9
to mix with borax or...
boride
12
10
a boron compound [n...
bosche
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14
offensive term for a...
bosque
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19
a thicket, a plantat...
bothie
14
11
(Scots) a hut, cabin...
botone
10
10
having buds or knobs...
bottle
13
10
to enclose in a narr...
bouche
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15
(French) the staff o...
boucle
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14
(French) a kind of r...
bouffe
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16
(French) a comic ope...
bougie
13
12
(French) a wax candl...
boulle
14
12
(French) a form of m...
bounce
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14
to spring back [v BO...
bourne
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11
a boundary, limit, a...
bourse
12
10
(French) a commercia...
bovate
13
13
(historical) an old...
bovine
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14
relating to cattle [...
bowsie
15
12
(Irish) an inferior...
boykie
19
15
(colloquial) a chap...
braide
12
10
(Shakespeare) dissem...
braise
12
9
to cook slowly with...
braize
15
18
a marine fish, aka s...
branle
12
11
an old French dance,...
breare
11
9
(Spenser) brier, als...
bredie
12
10
(South Africa) a mea...
breese
11
9
(archaic) the gadfly...
breeze
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18
to move briskly [v B...
brenne
10
11
(archaic) to burn, a...
bribee
14
12
one who receives a b...
bridge
14
12
to connect across a...
bridie
13
10
(Scots) a meat and o...
bridle
14
11
to check or restrain...
brigue
14
12
to intrigue [v BRIGU...
broche
17
14
a fabric similar to...
brogue
13
12
a strong and tough w...
bronze
14
19
to colour brown or t...
broose
11
9
(Scots) a race at a...
brouze
15
19
a wedding race, also...
browse
15
12
to look at casually...
bruise
13
10
to injure and discol...
bubale
15
14
a large antelope, al...
bubbie
17
16
(Yiddish) a Jewish g...
bubble
18
17
to form a globule of...
buckie
17
17
(Scots) a large spir...
buckle
18
18
to bend or warp [v B...
buddle
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13
to wash for ore on s...
budgie
14
13
(colloquial) a budge...
buftie
15
13
(colloquial) a homos...
bugeye
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14
a kind of small boat...
bullae
14
12
BULLA, a round seal...
bumble
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17
to bungle, also BUMM...
bummle
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17
to bungle, also BUMB...
bundle
13
13
to fasten together [...
bungee
12
13
a strong rubber rope...
bungie
13
13
a strong rubber rope...
bungle
14
14
to mismanage [v BUNG...
bunjee
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20
a strong rubber rope...
bunjie
14
20
a strong rubber rope...
bunkie
13
15
a small separate bui...
buppie
17
16
a black urban profes...
burble
16
14
to speak quickly and...
burdie
13
11
(Scots) a (small) bi...
burgee
13
12
a small ship's flag...
burgle
15
13
to trespass to steal...
burnie
12
11
(Scots) a small broo...
burpee
14
13
a type of physical e...
bursae
12
10
BURSA, a pouch or sa...
bushie
15
12
one who lives in the...
bustee
12
10
(Hindi) in India, a...
bustle
14
11
to move noisily [v B...
butane
11
11
a hydrocarbon of an...
butene
11
11
any one of three met...
buttle
14
11
to act as a butler [...
bygone
18
14
something belonging...
bylane
18
13
a side lane [n -S]
byline
19
13
to write giving the...
bylive
22
16
(Spenser) immediatel...
byname
18
15
a secondary name, a...
byrnie
18
12
(historical) a coat...
cabbie
17
15
(colloquial) a cabdr...
cabrie
15
12
a pronghorn antelope...
cackle
18
17
to make the sound of...
caddie
13
11
to serve as a golfer...
caille
15
11
(French) in cooking,...
caique
21
19
(French) a light ski...
cajole
15
19
to persuade by flatt...
callee
14
11
a computer function...
calque
22
20
to process the traci...
camese
13
12
a loose shirt or tun...
camise
14
12
(Arabic) a loose shi...
cammie
15
15
a webcam award [n -S...
camote
13
12
a type of sweet pota...
cample
17
16
to wrangle [v CAMPLE...
canape
13
13
(French) a small sav...
candie
12
11
a South Indian weigh...
candle
13
12
to examine eggs in f...
cangle
14
13
(Scots) to wrangle [...
cangue
13
13
(Portuguese) a woode...
canine
11
11
a dogtooth [n -S]
cankle
14
15
(slang) an obese or...
cannae
10
11
(Scots) can not [v]
cannie
11
11
prudent, also CANNY...
cantle
13
11
to break a piece fro...
capote
14
12
(French) a long cloa...
carafe
14
12
(French) a glass bot...
carate
12
9
a tropical skin dise...
cardie
13
10
(Short for) cardigan...
careme
13
12
(French) lent [n -S]
caribe
15
12
(Spanish) a South Am...
carnie
12
10
a carnival [n -S]
casque
21
19
a helmet [n -S]
cassie
13
9
a thorny shrub or sm...
castle
14
10
to make a certain mo...
cattie
13
9
an Asian unit of wei...
cattle
14
10
domesticated bovines...
caudae
12
11
CAUDA, the area behi...
caudle
14
12
a drink of warm grue...
causae
12
10
CAUSA, (Latin) a (le...
cayuse
19
12
an Indian pony [n -S...
cellae
14
11
CELLA, the inner cha...
cendre
12
11
ash-blond [adj]
cenote
11
10
a deep natural hole...
centre
12
10
to make central, als...
cepage
15
14
the grape variety or...
cerate
12
9
a stiff ointment com...
cerise
13
9
a colour, deep to vi...
cerite
13
9
a hydrous silicate o...
certie
13
9
as in by my certie,...
cerule
14
11
sky-blue, also CAERU...
ceruse
13
10
white lead, used as...
cesure
13
10
(Spenser) a break, a...
cetane
11
10
a colourless liquid...
chaine
14
12
(French) in ballet,...
chaise
15
11
(French) a light ope...
chance
17
15
to risk [v CHANCED,...
change
15
14
to make or become di...
charge
16
13
to make an attack [v...
chasse
15
11
to perform a dance m...
chaste
15
11
sexually virtuous [a...
chaufe
17
15
(Spenser) to chafe [...
cheese
14
11
to stop it [v CHEESE...
chegoe
15
13
a small tropical fle...
chelae
15
12
CHELA, a pincerlike...
cheque
23
21
a written order dire...
chevre
17
15
a cheese made from g...
chewie
18
14
(Australian slang) c...
chicle
20
15
the coagulated latex...
chigoe
16
13
a small tropical fle...
chigre
17
13
a small tropical fle...
childe
17
13
a youth of gentle bi...
chinse
15
12
to fill in the seams...
chirre
16
11
to chirp like a cric...
choice
18
14
the thing chosen [n...
choose
14
11
to select by prefere...
choree
14
11
(Greek) a trochee, a...
chouse
15
12
to swindle, also CHO...
chowse
18
14
to swindle, also CHO...
chrome
16
14
to plate with chromi...
chylde
23
15
designating a youth...
chypre
24
16
(French) a mixture o...
cicale
17
13
CICALA, a winged ins...
cierge
14
11
a large wax candle u...
ciggie
16
13
(slang) cigarette, a...
cilice
18
13
a haircloth shirt wo...
cinque
21
20
the number five, als...
circle
18
13
to revolve around [v...
cirque
22
19
a bowl-shaped depres...
citole
14
10
a pear-shaped guitar...
clambe
17
16
CLIMB, to ascend [v]
claque
22
20
a group of hired app...
clause
14
11
a part of a document...
clavie
16
14
a tar barrel burnt f...
cleave
15
14
to split [v CLOVE, C...
cleche
19
15
in heraldry, voided...
cleeve
15
14
(dialect) a cliff, a...
cleome
14
13
an aromatic plant wi...
cliche
20
15
a stereotyped phrase...
clique
23
20
to form an exclusive...
cloche
19
15
(French) a lady's cl...
cloque
22
20
(French) a fabric wi...
clothe
16
12
to provide with clot...
cnidae
12
11
CNIDA, a nematocyst,...
coarse
12
9
rough, crude [adj CO...
coatee
11
9
a small coat [n -S]
cobble
18
16
to mend [v COBBLED,...
cockle
18
17
a shellfish [n -S] /...
coddle
14
12
to pamper [v CODDLED...
coerce
15
12
to compel by force o...
coffee
16
15
a powder made from t...
coffle
18
16
to chain slaves toge...
coggie
15
13
(Scots) a small wood...
coggle
16
14
to wobble [v COGGLED...
cohere
14
11
to stick together [v...
cohune
14
13
(Spanish) a kind of...
coiffe
17
15
to put the hair in a...
coigne
13
12
to secure with a typ...
coldie
14
11
(colloquial) a cold...
collie
15
11
any of several breed...
colone
12
11
(Spanish) a monetary...
colure
14
11
a celestial circle t...
comade
13
13
COMAKE, to serve as...
comake
14
16
to serve as a comake...
comate
13
12
(Shakespeare) a mate...
comble
17
16
(French) the acme [n...
comice
17
15
(French) a variety o...
commie
15
15
(colloquial) a commu...
comose
13
12
bearing a tuft of si...
conche
17
15
to knead and mix cho...
condie
12
11
a covered drain, als...
congee
12
12
water in which rice...
conine
11
11
a liquid, highly poi...
conjee
13
19
water in which rice...
connie
11
11
a tram or bus conduc...
conure
12
11
a tropical finch [n...
cookie
13
13
a small flat cake, a...
coolie
13
10
(historical) a (non-...
coombe
15
15
a short deep valley,...
coorie
12
9
(Scots) to nestle or...
cootie
12
9
(US slang) a body lo...
copple
18
16
(obsolete) a bird's...
corbie
15
12
a raven, a crow, als...
corpse
15
12
to forget one's line...
corrie
13
9
a deep basin on a mo...
corvee
14
13
(French) labor exact...
cosine
12
10
a trigonometrical fu...
cossie
13
9
(Australian slang) c...
costae
12
9
COSTA, a rib [n]
cotise
13
9
to give a heraldic b...
cottae
12
9
COTTA, (Latin) a sho...
cotyle
20
12
an ancient Greek cup...
cotype
21
14
a taxonomic type [n...
couche
18
15
(French) an evening...
coulee
13
11
(French) a lava-flow...
coupee
14
13
(French) a salute to...
couple
16
14
to unite in pairs [v...
courie
13
10
(Scots) to nestle or...
course
13
10
to chase and hunt [v...
covine
14
14
a conspiracy between...
covyne
20
16
a conspiracy between...
cowage
16
14
a leguminous climbin...
cowpie
18
15
a dropping of cow du...
cowrie
16
12
a glossy seashell, a...
coyote
18
11
a predatory canine m...
cozzie
19
27
(colloquial) a swimm...
cradle
14
11
to hold lovingly [v...
crambe
16
15
(Latin) warmed-over...
craple
16
13
(Spenser) a grapple...
crease
12
9
to make a wrinkle in...
create
12
9
to bring into being...
creche
18
14
a day nursery [n -S]
creese
12
9
to stab with a Malay...
creole
13
10
a type of mixed lang...
crible
17
13
(French) punctured l...
cringe
14
12
to shrink in fear [v...
croche
18
14
(French) a knob at t...
croove
14
13
a pen or sty, also C...
crosse
13
9
(French) the stick w...
croupe
15
13
the rump of certain...
crouse
13
10
lively [adj CROUSELY...
croute
13
10
(French) a slice of...
cruise
14
10
to progress smoothly...
cruive
16
14
(Scots) a pen or sty...
crusie
14
10
a type of iron lamp,...
cruzie
17
19
an open iron lamp wi...
cubage
16
15
the process of findi...
cubane
14
14
a hydrocarbon with C...
cuddie
14
12
(Gaelic) a young coa...
cuddle
15
13
to embrace [v CUDDLE...
cuffle
19
17
(obsolete) to scuffl...
cuisse
14
10
a piece of armour fo...
culpae
16
14
CULPA, negligence fo...
cupule
17
15
a cup-shaped anatomi...
curare
13
10
a paralysing poison...
curate
13
10
to act as a curator...
curdle
15
12
to congeal, also CRU...
curiae
13
10
CURIA, a court of ju...
curite
14
10
a radioactive minera...
currie
14
10
(obsolete) the quarr...
curule
15
12
of high authority, a...
cushie
16
12
the wood-pigeon or r...
cuttle
15
11
to fold cloth in a p...
cuttoe
13
10
a large knife, also...
cuzzie
20
28
(New Zealand) a clos...
cymene
19
15
a hydrocarbon, also...
cymose
20
14
resembling a cyme, a...
cytase
19
11
an enzyme that break...
cytode
19
12
a protoplasm body wi...
dabble
15
14
to dip or splash in...
dacite
13
10
a fine-grained volca...
daddle
11
10
(Scots) to waddle, s...
daftie
12
10
a simpleton [n -S]
daggle
13
12
to drag in mud [v DA...
daidle
11
9
(Scots) to waddle, s...
damage
11
12
to damage [v DAMAGED...
dandle
10
10
to dance (a child) o...
dangle
11
11
to hang loosely [v D...
daphne
13
13
a genus of diminutiv...
dapple
15
14
to mark with spots [...
dargle
12
10
(Scott) a dell [n -S...
darkie
11
11
(offensive) a colour...
darkle
12
12
to grow dark; to sho...
dartle
11
8
to dart repeatedly [...
dartre
10
7
(French) a herpes-li...
dassie
10
7
(Afrikaans) the hyra...
dative
12
11
expressing an indire...
dautie
10
8
(Scots) a pet, also...
dawdle
14
12
to waste time [v DAW...
dawtie
13
10
(Scots) a pet, also...
dazzle
17
26
to blind with a brig...
dearie
9
7
a term of endearment...
deawie
12
10
(Spenser) dewy, also...
debase
11
10
to lower or degrade...
debate
11
10
to deliberate [v DEB...
debile
13
11
(archaic) feeble [ad...
debone
10
11
to remove the bones...
debtee
11
10
one to whom a debt i...
decade
12
11
a period of ten year...
decane
11
11
a hydrocarbon of the...
decare
12
10
a measure equal to t...
deccie
16
13
(slang) interior dec...
decide
13
11
to make a choice [v...
decile
14
11
a statistical interv...
decime
14
13
(historical) a forme...
deckle
15
15
a frame used in maki...
decode
12
11
to convert a coded m...
decoke
13
14
to decarbonise (an i...
decree
12
10
to issue an edict [v...
deduce
13
12
to infer [v DEDUCED,...
deepie
11
10
(colloquial) a three...
deface
14
13
to spoil the appeara...
defame
12
13
to destroy the reput...
defile
13
11
to make dirty [v DEF...
define
11
11
to state the meaning...
defuse
12
11
to remove the fuse f...
defuze
15
20
to remove the fuse f...
degage
11
11
(French) unconstrain...
degame
11
12
a tropical tree, lem...
degree
10
9
a graduation on a sc...
dekare
10
11
ten ares, or 1000 sq...
delate
10
8
(archaic) to charge...
delete
10
8
to remove printed ma...
delice
14
11
(obsolete) a delight...
delime
12
11
to free from lime [v...
delope
12
11
to fire one's gun in...
delude
11
10
to mislead that what...
deluge
12
11
to flood [v DELUGED,...
deluxe
17
16
of special elegance...
demise
11
10
to give to a success...
demode
10
11
(French) old-fashion...
demote
10
10
to lower in rank [v...
demure
11
11
shy and modest [adj...
dengue
10
11
an acute tropical ep...
denote
8
8
to indicate [v DENOT...
denude
9
10
to strip of all cove...
depone
10
11
to testify under oat...
depose
11
10
to remove from offic...
depute
12
11
to delegate [v DEPUT...
derate
9
7
to relieve from some...
deride
10
8
to ridicule, mock [v...
derive
12
11
to trace to an origi...
desine
9
8
to plan in outline,...
desire
10
7
to wish for [v DESIR...
desyne
15
10
to plan in outline,...
detune
9
9
to reduce the power...
device
15
14
something constructe...
devise
12
11
to form in the mind...
devore
11
11
(of velvet or satin)...
devote
11
11
to give oneself whol...
diable
13
11
(French) an unglazed...
dibble
16
14
to fish by floating...
dickie
15
14
a false shirt front,...
diddle
12
10
to cheat, swindle [v...
diedre
10
8
(French) a rock angl...
dilate
11
8
to make wider or lar...
dildoe
11
9
an object used as a...
dilute
12
9
to make thinner [v D...
dimble
15
14
a deep narrow wooded...
dimple
15
14
to mark with indenta...
dindle
11
10
(Scots) to tingle, v...
dingle
12
11
a deep narrow wooded...
dinkie
11
12
an affluent married...
dinnae
8
9
(Scots) do not, also...
dinnle
10
10
(Scots) to tingle, v...
diploe
13
11
the soft, spongy, or...
dipole
13
11
a pair of equal and...
dirige
12
9
(obsolete) a dirge [...
disple
14
11
(Spenser) to discipl...
disuse
11
8
to stop using [v DIS...
ditone
9
8
in ancient Greek mus...
divide
13
12
to separate into dif...
divine
12
12
pertaining to or cha...
djembe
15
22
a West African drum...
doable
12
11
able to be done [adj...
dobbie
14
13
a loom attachment wh...
docile
14
11
compliant [adj DOCIL...
doddle
11
10
an easy task [n -S]
dogate
10
9
the office of a doge...
doggie
12
11
a small dog, also DO...
doline
10
9
a swallow-hole, also...
domine
10
11
a member of the cler...
donate
8
8
to contribute [v DON...
dongle
11
11
a security device on...
donnee
7
9
(French) a datum, so...
donsie
9
8
unlucky, also DONSY...
doobie
11
10
a marijuana cigarett...
doodle
10
9
to scribble aimlessl...
doolee
9
8
(Hindi) a litter or...
doolie
10
8
(Hindi) a litter or...
doozie
12
16
an extraordinary one...
doppie
14
13
a cartridge-case [n...
dorise
10
7
to become like the D...
dorize
13
16
to become like the D...
dormie
11
10
being ahead in golf...
dosage
10
9
the amount of medici...
dotage
10
9
the state of senilit...
dottle
11
8
a mass of partly bur...
douane
8
9
a customhouse [n -S]
double
13
12
to make twice as muc...
douche
15
13
to cleanse with a je...
dowlne
13
12
(Shakespeare) down,...
dragee
10
9
a sugarcoated candy...
drawee
12
10
the person on whom a...
dreare
9
7
(Spenser) dreariness...
dredge
11
10
to scoop mud with a...
drogue
11
10
a funnel-shaped sea...
droome
10
10
(Spenser) a drum [n...
drowse
13
10
to doze [v DROWSED,...
drudge
12
11
to do hard, tedious...
duckie
15
15
(US slang) excellent...
duddie
11
10
(Scots) ragged, also...
duende
9
10
(Spanish) the power...
duffle
16
15
a coarse woollen fab...
dugite
12
10
an Australian venomo...
dumose
11
11
abounding with bushe...
dumpee
13
14
the person in a rela...
dumple
15
15
to make dumpy; to fo...
dunite
10
9
an igneous rock comp...
durrie
11
8
an Indian cotton rug...
dyable
19
13
that can be dyed, al...
dynode
15
11
an intermediate elec...
eatage
9
8
the eatable growth o...
eatche
14
11
(Scott) an adze [n -...
ecarte
12
9
a card game [n -S]
ecbole
15
13
a rhetorical digress...
eclose
13
10
to emerge from a pup...
ectype
21
14
a reproduction or co...
ecurie
13
10
a team of motor raci...
edible
13
11
something fit to be...
efface
16
15
to erase [v EFFACED,...
effere
13
12
(obsolete) to appert...
effete
13
12
exhausted [adj EFFET...
effuse
14
13
to pour forth [v EFF...
egence
12
12
need, also EGENCY [n...
ekuele
11
12
a former monetary un...
elance
12
11
to throw as a lance...
elapse
12
10
to pass by [v ELAPSE...
elchee
15
12
an ambassador, also...
eliche
16
12
spiral-shaped pasta...
eluate
10
8
liquid obtained by e...
embace
15
15
to lower, also EMBAS...
embale
13
13
to form into a bale...
embase
12
12
to lower, also EMBAC...
embrue
13
13
to drench, also IMBR...
emerge
11
11
to come into view [v...
emerse
10
9
of leaves, rising ab...
emeute
10
10
(French) a popular r...
emigre
12
11
(French) one of the...
emmove
13
16
to affect emotionall...
empale
13
13
to pierce with somet...
empare
12
12
to become worse, als...
empire
13
12
a dominion of people...
empuse
13
13
a goblin in Greek my...
emulge
13
13
(archaic) to milk or...
emunge
11
13
(obsolete) to clean...
enable
11
11
to make possible [v...
encage
12
12
to put in a cage, al...
encase
11
10
to put in a case, al...
encave
13
14
to secrete, also INC...
encode
11
11
to put into code [v...
encore
11
10
to call for a repeti...
endite
9
8
to charge formally w...
endive
11
12
a salad plant of the...
endure
9
9
to last [v ENDURED,...
enerve
10
11
(obsolete) to weaken...
enface
13
13
to stamp or print on...
enfire
11
10
(Spenser) to set on...
enfree
10
10
to set free [v ENFRE...
engage
10
11
to employ [v ENGAGED...
engine
9
10
to equip with machin...
engobe
11
12
(French) a slip appl...
engore
9
9
to gore; to pierce [...
enisle
10
8
to put onto an islan...
enlace
12
11
to entwine or entang...
enleve
11
12
(French) carried awa...
enmove
11
14
to affect emotionall...
ennage
8
10
a measurement of pri...
ennuye
14
11
(French) affected wi...
enrace
11
10
(Spenser) to implant...
enrage
9
9
to make very angry [...
enrobe
10
10
to put on a robe [v...
ensate
8
7
sword-shaped, also E...
ensile
10
8
to store in a silo,...
ensure
9
8
to make sure [v ENSU...
entame
9
10
(Shakespeare) to tam...
entete
8
7
(French) obstinate (...
entice
12
10
to lead astray [v EN...
entire
9
7
whole, also INTIRE [...
entree
8
7
freedom of access [n...
enzone
10
17
to engirdle or surro...
enzyme
19
21
a complex protein th...
eocene
10
10
of rock formed in th...
eosine
8
7
a red dye, also EOSI...
epaule
12
11
(French) the shoulde...
ephebe
15
14
a young man of ancie...
epopee
12
12
an epic poem, also E...
eprise
12
9
(French) captivated...
epuise
12
10
(French) exhausted (...
equate
17
16
to be regarded as eq...
equine
17
17
relating to horses,...
equipe
20
19
(French) in motor-ra...
ergate
10
8
a worker ant, an und...
ermine
10
10
the stoat; a white f...
escape
14
12
to free oneself [v E...
essive
12
10
a grammatical case d...
estate
9
6
to bestow landed pro...
eterne
8
7
everlasting [adj]
ethane
10
9
a gaseous hydrocarbo...
ethene
10
9
a flammable gas, als...
ethyne
17
11
a colourless toxic i...
etoile
10
7
(French) in heradlry...
euchre
15
12
to prevent from winn...
euouae
8
8
a name for a Gregori...
evince
14
14
to show clearly [v E...
evolue
12
12
a primitive person i...
evolve
14
15
to develop [v EVOLVE...
evovae
12
14
a name for a Gregori...
evulse
13
12
to pluck out [v EVUL...
evzone
13
20
(Modern Greek) a sol...
excide
19
17
(archaic) to cut off...
excise
19
16
to cut off or out [v...
excite
19
16
to arouse the emotio...
excuse
19
17
to free from blame o...
exhale
18
16
to breathe out [v EX...
exhume
19
19
to dig out from the...
expire
18
16
to come to an end [v...
expose
17
16
to lay open to view...
extine
15
14
the outer layer of s...
facade
14
13
the front of a build...
facete
14
12
(archaic) facetious...
faciae
14
12
FACIA, an architectu...
facile
16
13
(French) easily said...
faddle
13
12
to trifle; to toy [v...
faerie
11
9
(archaic) the world...
faible
15
13
(French) the part of...
faille
14
11
(French) a shiny clo...
fainne
10
11
a ring-shaped badge...
falsie
13
10
a pad worn within a...
famine
12
13
extreme scarcity of...
fangle
13
13
to decorate fancily...
fankle
13
15
(Scots) to entangle...
farcie
15
12
(French) stuffed, as...
fastie
12
9
(Australian slang) a...
faunae
10
11
FAUNA, the animal li...
favose
13
13
honeycombed [adj]
feague
12
12
(obsolete) to beat,...
feeble
14
13
very weak [adj FEEBL...
feerie
11
9
a theatrical extrava...
feirie
12
9
(Scots) nimble, fit...
feline
12
11
related to the cat f...
felloe
13
11
the rim of a wheel,...
female
13
13
the sex that can bea...
feriae
11
9
FERIA, a weekday whi...
ferine
11
10
of a species which b...
ferlie
13
10
(archaic) a wonder,...
ferule
13
11
to fit with a metal...
fescue
15
13
a kind of perennial...
fettle
13
10
to potter fussily ab...
feutre
12
10
to set a spear in a...
fiacre
15
12
(French) a small hac...
fiance
14
13
a man engaged to be...
fickle
18
17
not loyal [adj FICKL...
fiddle
14
12
to play a violin [v...
fierce
15
12
violently hostile or...
figure
14
12
to compute [v FIGURE...
filose
13
10
resembling a thread...
filtre
14
10
as in cafe filtre, a...
fimble
17
16
the male plant of he...
finale
12
11
a termination of som...
finite
12
10
limited [adj FINITEL...
fipple
18
16
a plug at the end of...
fissle
14
10
(Scots) to rustle [v...
fitche
18
14
in heraldry, coming...
fixate
18
16
to make stable [v FI...
fixive
21
20
acting to fix a phot...
fixure
19
17
(Shakespeare) stabil...
fizzle
20
28
to come to nothing [...
flambe
16
16
to douse (e.g. a pan...
flange
13
13
to provide with a pr...
flaune
12
12
(archaic) a sort of...
fleche
18
15
(French) a slender s...
fledge
14
13
to furnish with feat...
fleece
15
13
to remove the wool o...
flense
12
11
to strip the blubber...
flooie
12
10
awry, also FLOOEY [a...
florae
12
10
FLORA, the plant lif...
flouse
13
11
to splash, also FLOU...
fluate
13
11
(obsolete) a fluorid...
foefie
13
12
(South African) as i...
foible
15
13
a minor weakness or...
folate
12
10
a form of vitamin B...
folkie
14
14
a performer of folk...
fomite
13
12
a substance capable...
fondle
12
12
to caress [v FONDLED...
fondue
11
12
to cook a dish of me...
foodie
11
10
an enthusiast for fo...
footie
11
9
(slang) football [n...
footle
12
10
to potter about [v F...
foozle
15
19
to manage or play aw...
forage
12
11
to search about [v F...
forane
10
10
outlying or rural, a...
forbye
20
14
close by, also FORBY...
formee
12
12
a kind of heraldic c...
fossae
11
9
FOSSA, a anatomical...
foulie
13
11
(Australian slang) a...
foutre
12
10
(Scots) to mess arou...
foveae
12
13
FOVEA, a shallow ana...
fraise
12
9
to fortify with a ho...
frappe
16
15
an iced drink, also...
freeze
14
18
to turn into a solid...
frenne
10
11
(Spenser) a stranger...
fridge
14
12
to rub or fray [v FR...
frieze
15
18
to put a decorative...
fringe
13
12
to provide with an o...
frisee
12
9
(French) a variety o...
froise
12
9
a thick pancake, wit...
frorne
11
10
frozen, also FRORE,...
frowie
15
12
(Spenser) musty, ran...
fucose
15
13
a type of sugar [n -...
fuddle
14
13
to confuse, muddle [...
fumage
14
15
hearth-tax [n -S]
fumble
17
17
to handle clumsily [...
fundie
12
12
a member of the radi...
furane
11
11
a chemical used in t...
furcae
15
13
FURCA, any forklike...
furole
13
11
a liquid obtained by...
furore
12
10
(Italian) an outburs...
fusile
14
11
formed by melting [a...
futile
14
11
ineffective [adj FUT...
future
13
11
the time yet to come...
fuzzle
20
29
(dialect) to intoxic...
gabble
16
15
to chatter or talk i...
gadgie
12
11
a fellow, also GADJE...
gaggle
14
13
to cackle [v GAGGLED...
galage
12
11
(obsolete) an oversh...
galeae
10
9
GALEA, a helmet-shap...
galere
11
9
(French) a group of...
galore
11
9
an abundance [n -S]
gamble
15
15
to play a game of ch...
gamete
11
11
a mature reproductiv...
gamgee
12
13
as in gamgee tissue,...
gamine
11
12
(French) a homeless...
gamone
10
12
any chemical substan...
gangle
12
12
to move awkwardly [v...
gangue
11
12
the worthless rock i...
garage
11
10
to put in a garage (...
garble
14
12
to distort the meani...
gargle
13
11
to rinse the mouth o...
garote
10
8
to execute by strang...
garvie
13
12
a sprat, also GARVOC...
gauche
16
14
(French) awkward, cl...
gaucie
14
12
(Scots) portly, joll...
gaufre
13
12
a waffle, also GAUFE...
gavage
13
14
the introduction of...
gawsie
14
11
(Scots) portly, joll...
geggie
13
12
(Scots slang) the mo...
gelate
11
9
to form a gel [v GEL...
gemmae
12
14
GEMMA, a bud from wh...
gemote
11
11
a public meeting in...
genome
10
12
a haploid set of chr...
gentle
11
10
to tame [v GENTLED,...
ghesse
13
10
(Spenser) to guess,...
gidgee
12
11
a small Australian a...
gidjee
13
18
a small Australian a...
giftee
13
11
one that receives a...
giggle
15
13
to laugh in a silly...
gilgie
14
11
(Native Australian)...
gillie
14
10
a Highland chief's a...
gimmie
14
14
an easy golf putt co...
gingle
13
12
(obsolete) a jinglin...
girdle
13
10
to encircle with a b...
girlie
13
9
a girl, also GIRLY [...
girnie
11
9
ill-tempered [adj GI...
glaire
12
9
to coat with egg whi...
glaive
14
13
(obsolete) a broadsw...
glance
14
13
to look quickly [v G...
gleave
13
13
a broadsword, also G...
glebae
13
12
GLEBA, spore-bearing...
gledge
13
12
to squint the eyes [...
glisse
13
9
a kind of gliding da...
gloire
12
9
(French) glory [n -S...
glurge
14
12
supposedly factual s...
gnomae
10
12
GNOME, a fabled litt...
goalie
11
9
a player who defends...
goatee
9
8
a small pointed bear...
goatse
10
8
a deliberately shock...
gobble
16
15
to eat hastily [v GO...
goggle
14
13
to stare with wide e...
goitre
11
8
an enlargement of th...
goodie
10
9
a free gift [n -S]
google
12
11
to look for informat...
goolie
11
9
(Australian) a small...
goonie
9
9
an albatross, also G...
goorie
10
8
(New Zealand) a mong...
gourde
11
10
a monetary unit of H...
goutte
11
9
a drop [n -S]
graile
12
9
gravel [n -S]
graine
10
9
silkworm eggs [n -S]
grakle
13
13
a kind of American b...
gramme
13
14
a unit of mass in th...
grande
10
10
(French) grand, big...
grange
11
11
a farmhouse [n -S]
graple
14
12
(Spenser) a grapple,...
graste
11
8
GRACE, to give beaut...
grayle
18
11
(archaic) a dish, a...
grease
10
8
to smear with grease...
greave
12
12
to feel grief, also...
greece
13
11
a step, also GRECE,...
greese
10
8
a flight of steps, a...
greete
10
8
(Spenser) to weep [v...
greige
12
10
of a grey-beige colo...
griece
14
11
a flight of steps, a...
grieve
13
12
to feel grief, also...
griffe
16
14
a claw-shaped decora...
grille
14
10
a lattice, grating,...
grilse
13
9
a young salmon [n -S...
griple
15
12
(Spenser) grasping,...
grippe
16
14
an old term for infl...
groove
12
12
to form a groove (a...
grosze
14
17
GROSZ, a Polish mone...
grouse
11
9
to complain [v GROUS...
groyne
16
11
a breakwater, a stru...
grudge
13
12
to be unwilling to g...
grunge
12
12
dirt, grime [n -S]
grysie
18
10
(Spenser) grim, also...
guddle
13
12
to catch fish by han...
guffie
16
15
(Scots) a pig [n -S]
guggle
15
14
to gurgle [v GUGGLED...
guimpe
15
15
(French) a wide clot...
gunite
11
10
a fine grained mixtu...
gurgle
14
12
to flow unevenly [v...
gussie
12
9
to dress up in fine...
gustie
12
9
(Scots) savoury [adj...
guttae
11
9
GUTTA, latex, also G...
guttle
13
10
to eat rapidly [v GU...
guzzle
19
28
to drink rapidly [v...
gympie
21
16
(Native Australian)...
gyppie
22
16
a gypsy (offensive s...
gyrase
17
10
an enzyme catalyst w...
gyrate
17
10
to revolve or rotate...
gyrene
16
11
(archaic) a US marin...
gyrose
17
10
marked with wavy lin...
habile
15
12
(French) dexterous;...
hackee
15
15
the chipmunk [n -S]
hackie
16
15
a taxicab driver [n...
hackle
17
16
a comb for flax or h...
haddie
12
10
(Scots) a haddock [n...
hadjee
13
18
a person who has mad...
haggle
15
13
to bargain [v HAGGLE...
haique
20
18
an Arab head coverin...
halide
13
10
a compound of a halo...
halite
13
9
a native salt; sodiu...
hamate
12
11
the wrist bone [n -S...
hamble
16
15
to mutilate a dog by...
hamose
12
11
hooked, also HAMOUS...
handle
12
11
to touch with the ha...
hankie
12
13
a square piece of ma...
hantle
12
10
(Scots) a lot [n -S]
hassle
13
9
to harass [v HASSLED...
hauyne
17
12
a blue mineral, foun...
hawkie
16
15
a cow with a white-s...
healee
11
9
someone who is being...
hearie
11
8
(Spenser) hairy [adj...
hearse
11
8
to transport in a ve...
heaste
11
8
(Spenser) behest, co...
heaume
12
12
(archaic) a massive...
heckle
17
16
a comb for flax or h...
heddle
13
11
to draw thread throu...
heezie
14
17
(Scots) a lift [n -S...
heinie
11
9
the buttocks [n -S]
hempie
15
14
(Scots) a rogue, a r...
hermae
12
11
HERMA, a type of sta...
hettie
12
8
a heterosexual perso...
hexade
17
16
a group of six, also...
hexane
16
16
any one of five hydr...
hexene
16
16
a colorless, liquid...
hexone
16
16
a hydrocarbon solven...
hexose
17
15
a sugar with six car...
hickie
17
15
a gadget, also HICKE...
hidage
13
11
a tax formerly paid...
higgle
16
13
to hawk or peddle pr...
hinnie
11
10
a darling, sweethear...
hippie
17
14
a nonconformist, als...
hirage
13
10
the fee for hiring s...
hirple
16
12
(Scots) to walk lame...
hirsle
14
9
to slide along [v HI...
histie
13
8
(Scots) dry, barren,...
hoagie
12
10
a long sandwich, als...
hoarse
11
8
rough and husky in s...
hobble
17
15
to limp [v HOBBLED,...
hockle
17
16
(dialect) to spit [v...
hoddle
13
11
(Scots) to waddle [v...
hogtie
13
10
to tie the legs toge...
homage
13
13
to pay tribute to [v...
hombre
15
14
a fellow [n -S]
hondle
12
11
to haggle [v HONDLED...
honkie
12
13
(slang) a white man,...
hoodie
11
9
a hooded crow [n -S]
hoolie
12
9
(Scots) easy, slow [...
hoopoe
12
11
a short-legged perch...
hopple
17
15
to restrain by tying...
horsie
12
8
a child's name for a...
horste
12
8
(German) a mass of t...
hostie
12
8
(Australian slang) a...
hottie
12
8
a hot-water bottle,...
howdie
15
12
to greet by saying '...
huckle
18
17
to force roughly, al...
huddle
14
12
to press closely tog...
humane
12
13
compassionate [adj H...
humate
13
12
a salt of humic acid...
humble
17
16
to abase [v HUMBLED,...
humite
14
12
a magnesium orthosil...
humlie
15
13
(Scots) a pollarded...
hummle
16
16
as in hummle bonnet,...
humvee
15
16
(tradename) a high m...
hunkie
13
14
(colloquial) a perso...
hurdle
14
11
to jump over [v HURD...
hurtle
14
10
to rush violently [v...
hustle
14
10
to hurry [v HUSTLED,...
hydrae
18
11
HYDRA, a kind of fre...
hydyne
24
14
a rocket-launching f...
hypate
20
13
in Greek music, the...
hyphae
22
15
HYPHA, a threadlike...
icicle
18
13
a hanging spike of i...
ideate
9
7
to form an idea or c...
ignite
11
9
to set on fire [v IG...
ignore
10
9
to intentionally dis...
illipe
15
11
the mahwa tree, also...
illite
13
8
a white or pale clay...
illude
13
10
to trick [v ILLUDED,...
illume
14
12
to light up [v ILLUM...
imbase
13
12
to lower, debase, al...
imbibe
16
15
to drink [v IMBIBED,...
imbrue
14
13
to drench, also EMBR...
immane
11
13
(archaic) huge; mons...
immune
12
14
exempt from; resista...
immure
13
13
to enclose behind wa...
impale
14
13
to pierce with a poi...
impave
15
16
to set in a pavement...
impede
13
13
to retard by obstruc...
imphee
15
14
any of several south...
impone
12
13
to impose; to wager...
impose
13
12
to set as a burden o...
impure
14
13
tainted, also UNPURE...
impute
14
13
to reckon or take in...
incage
13
12
to put in a cage, al...
incase
12
10
to put in a case, al...
incave
14
14
to secrete, also ENC...
incede
12
11
to advance majestica...
incise
13
10
to cut into [v INCIS...
incite
13
10
to arouse to action...
income
13
13
money earned regular...
incuse
13
11
to mark by stamping...
indene
8
9
a liquid hydrocarbon...
indite
10
8
to write or compose,...
indole
10
9
a chemical compound,...
induce
13
12
to influence into do...
infame
12
13
(archaic) to defame...
infare
11
10
a housewarming after...
infere
11
10
(obsolete) in fere,...
infuse
12
11
to permeate with som...
ingate
10
9
(Scots) a way in, an...
ingine
10
10
(obsolete) ability,...
inhale
12
10
to take into the lun...
inhere
11
9
to be an essential c...
inhume
13
13
to bury, also INHUMA...
inisle
11
8
to put onto an islan...
injure
12
17
to harm or do hurt t...
inlace
13
11
to entwine or entang...
inmate
10
10
one who is confined...
innage
9
10
the quantity of good...
innate
8
8
inborn [adj INNATELY...
insane
8
8
mentally unsound [ad...
inside
10
8
the part within [n -...
insole
10
8
the inner sole of a...
insure
10
8
to secure payment in...
intake
10
11
the act of taking in...
intime
11
10
intimate, cosy [adj]
intine
9
8
the inner membrane o...
intire
10
7
(obsolete) entire [a...
intone
8
8
to speak in a singin...
intuse
10
8
(Spenser) a bruise [...
invade
11
12
to enter by military...
invite
12
11
to request the prese...
invoke
12
15
to appeal to for hel...
inwove
14
14
INWEAVE, to weave in...
iodate
9
7
to treat with iodine...
iodide
10
8
a salt of hydriodic...
iodine
9
8
a nonmetallic elemen...
iodise
10
7
to treat with iodine...
iodize
13
16
to treat with iodine...
iolite
11
7
a transparent gem, v...
ionise
9
7
to convert into ions...
ionize
12
16
to convert into ions...
ionone
7
8
a chemical used in p...
jabble
17
22
(Scots) to splash, r...
jacare
14
18
the caiman [n -S]
jambee
14
21
a light cane, fashio...
jangle
13
19
to make a harsh meta...
jantee
10
16
(obsolete) jaunty, s...
jarvie
14
19
a driver of a horse-...
jaunce
14
20
to prance, also JAUN...
jaunse
11
17
to prance, also JAUN...
jaycee
20
20
a member of a Junior...
jaygee
18
19
a military officer [...
jayvee
19
21
a junior varsity pla...
jeelie
12
16
to make into a jelly...
jejune
13
26
lacking interest or...
jerque
20
25
to search a vessel f...
jessie
12
15
(Scots) an effeminat...
jestee
11
15
the object of a jest...
jiggle
16
20
to shake from side t...
jilgie
15
18
(Native Australian)...
jimmie
15
21
a short crowbar used...
jingle
14
19
to make a tinkling s...
jinnee
10
17
(Arabic) one of a cl...
jirble
16
19
to pour unsteadily [...
jobbie
16
21
(Scots) a lump of ex...
jocose
14
18
merry; characterized...
joggle
15
20
to shake slightly [v...
jostle
13
16
to run or strike aga...
jounce
14
20
to jolt, shake [v JO...
jubate
14
19
having or possessing...
jubile
16
20
a celebration, also...
jugate
13
18
having leaflets arra...
juggle
16
21
to manipulate object...
jujube
17
29
a fruit-flavored can...
jumbie
16
22
(West Indian) a ghos...
jumble
17
23
to mix in a disorder...
jungle
14
20
land covered with de...
junkie
13
21
a narcotics addict,...
justle
14
17
to run or strike aga...
kabele
13
14
a self-governing ass...
karate
10
10
a Japanese art of se...
karite
11
10
an African tree, aka...
keavie
12
14
(Scots) a hencoop or...
kebbie
15
16
(Scots) a shepherd's...
kebele
13
14
a self-governing ass...
keckle
16
18
to protect by bindin...
keelie
11
11
(Scots) the kestrel...
keksye
18
16
the hollow stalk of...
kelpie
14
14
(Scots) a water-hors...
keltie
12
11
(Scots) a bumper or...
kemple
15
17
(Scots) forty bundle...
ketene
9
11
a toxic gas, also ET...
ketone
9
11
a chemical compound...
ketose
10
10
any of a class of mo...
kettle
12
11
a device for boiling...
kewpie
16
16
(tradename) as in ke...
kibble
17
17
to grind coarsely [v...
kiddie
12
12
(colloquial) a child...
kiddle
13
13
a stake fence set in...
kidgie
13
13
(Scots) brisk, cheer...
kiekie
12
14
(Maori) a climbing b...
kierie
11
10
in South Africa, a s...
killie
14
12
a small freshwater f...
kiltie
13
11
one who wears a kilt...
kinase
10
11
a kind of enzyme [n...
kindie
11
12
(Australian slang) a...
kindle
12
13
to cause to burn [v...
kingle
13
14
(Scots) a very hard...
kinkle
13
16
a slight kink [n -S]
kinone
9
12
a golden-yellow crys...
kirtle
13
11
(historical) a man's...
kishke
15
16
(Yiddish) seasoned m...
kittle
13
11
(Scots) ticklish, de...
kludge
14
15
to contrive a clumsy...
koneke
10
15
in New Zealand, a fa...
kookie
11
14
with the qualities o...
koppie
15
16
in South Africa, a s...
kotare
10
10
a small greenish-blu...
kreese
10
10
a dagger or short sw...
kumite
13
14
freestyle martial ar...
labile
14
11
likely to change [ad...
lacune
13
12
an empty space or mi...
laddie
11
9
a lad [n -S]
laesie
10
7
(Spenser) lazy [adj]
lagune
11
11
a shallow body of wa...
laipse
13
10
(dialect) to defeat...
laisse
11
7
(French) a tirade or...
laldie
12
9
(Scots) a beating or...
lambie
14
13
a small lamb, also L...
lamiae
11
10
LAMIA, a mythical mo...
lammie
13
13
a thick quilted jump...
lanate
9
8
having or consisting...
langue
11
11
(French) a language...
lanose
9
8
covered with wool, a...
lappie
15
13
(Afrikaans) a rag or...
larine
10
8
of or pertaining to...
larvae
12
11
LARVA, an animal in...
lasque
19
17
a thin, flat diamond...
lassie
11
7
(Scots) a girl, also...
lathee
12
9
(Hindi) in India, a...
launce
13
12
(Spenser) to pierce...
laurae
10
8
LAURA, a group of hu...
lavage
13
13
the irrigation or wa...
lawine
13
11
(German) an avalanch...
league
11
10
to come together for...
lechwe
19
15
(Bantu) a kind of Af...
leetle
11
8
an old-fashioned aff...
leftie
13
10
someone who is polit...
legate
11
9
an emissary of the p...
leggie
13
11
in cricket, a leg-br...
legume
13
13
the fruit or edible...
lenite
10
8
to articulate a leni...
lessee
10
7
one to whom a lease...
lethee
12
9
(Shakespeare) lifebl...
lettre
11
7
(French) letter, as...
levite
13
11
(slang) a clergyman...
lexeme
17
17
the fundamental unit...
lezzie
17
25
(short for) a lesbia...
liable
14
11
subject to an obliga...
liaise
11
7
to form a link with...
libate
13
10
to pour in honour to...
librae
13
10
LIBRA, an ancient Ro...
lichee
16
12
a tropical fruit, al...
lienee
9
8
in law, a party agai...
lierne
10
8
(French) a cross-rib...
ligase
12
9
an enzyme which seal...
ligate
12
9
to tie with a ligatu...
ligule
14
11
a strap-shaped corol...
ligure
13
10
a precious stone [n...
linage
11
10
payment for written...
lingle
13
11
a shoemaker's waxed...
lintie
11
8
(Scots) a linnet, al...
lipase
13
10
an enzyme that break...
lipide
14
11
any of a class of fa...
lippie
16
13
(Scots) an old Scott...
listee
11
7
one who is on the li...
little
13
8
small [adj LITTLER,...
lizzie
18
25
as in tin lizzie, an...
loanee
8
8
a person who receive...
loathe
12
9
to detest greatly [v...
lobate
12
10
having lobes, also L...
lobose
12
10
having a lobe [adj]
lobule
14
12
a small lobe, also L...
locale
14
11
a place, position or...
locate
13
10
to find or pinpoint...
locule
15
12
a small, cell-like c...
loerie
10
7
a type of African bi...
loggie
13
11
LOGGIA, (Italian) an...
lookie
11
11
an interjection: loo...
loonie
9
8
crazy [adj LOONIER,...
loosie
10
7
(slang) a loose forw...
lorate
10
7
having the form of a...
louche
16
13
not reputable [adj L...
lounge
11
11
to recline in a rela...
lourie
11
8
a type of African bi...
louvre
13
12
a sloping slat place...
lovage
13
13
a perennial herb [n...
lowrie
14
10
a kind of small parr...
lucite
15
11
a type of transparen...
luckie
16
15
an elderly woman who...
luggie
14
12
(Scots) a hooped dis...
lumine
12
12
(obsolete) to illumi...
lunate
10
9
crescent-shaped, als...
lungee
11
11
a loincloth worn by...
lungie
12
11
(Scots) the guillemo...
lunule
12
11
a crescent-shaped ma...
lunyie
17
11
(Scots) the guillemo...
lupine
13
12
any papilionaceous p...
lustre
12
8
to make lustrous, al...
lutite
12
8
any rock derived fro...
luvvie
16
16
(colloquial) a membe...
luxate
17
15
to put out of joint...
lychee
22
14
(Chinese) a tropical...
lynage
17
12
(obsolete) lineage,...
lyrate
17
9
having the shape of...
lysate
17
9
a product of lysis,...
lysine
17
10
an essential amino a...
lyttae
17
9
LYTTA, a fibrous ban...
mackle
16
17
to blur in printing,...
macule
15
14
to blur in printing,...
madame
11
13
the French title of...
maggie
13
13
(dialect) a magpie [...
magpie
14
14
a black and white co...
maigre
12
11
a large Mediterranea...
malate
11
10
a salt of malic acid...
malgre
13
12
(archaic) to show sp...
malice
15
13
to have ill-will tow...
maline
11
11
a delicate net used...
mallee
12
11
(Native Australian)...
mammae
12
15
MAMMA, the milk glan...
mammee
12
15
a tropical plant hav...
mammie
13
15
a child's name for m...
manage
10
12
to control or direct...
manche
15
15
(French) a sleeve [n...
manege
10
12
to train horses [v M...
mangle
12
13
to hack, tear or cru...
manque
18
20
(French) the section...
mantle
11
11
to cover as with a c...
manure
10
11
animal excrement [n...
marble
14
13
to vein or print in...
marine
10
10
a soldier trained fo...
marque
19
19
(French) a make or b...
mascle
15
13
a diamond-shaped pla...
mashie
13
11
a kind of golf club...
masque
19
19
a dramatic entertain...
matoke
11
13
in Uganda, plantain...
mattie
11
9
(Scots) a young herr...
mature
11
10
to develop fully, al...
maugre
12
12
to show spite toward...
maxixe
23
23
a Brazilian ballroom...
meagre
11
11
a large Mediterranea...
mealie
11
10
an ear of maize, als...
meanie
9
10
a nasty person, also...
measle
11
10
(archaic) to catch o...
meathe
12
11
(obsolete) an alcoho...
meddle
12
12
to interfere, also M...
mediae
10
10
MEDIA, the middle la...
meemie
11
12
a hysterical person...
meikle
13
14
(Scots) great, much,...
meinie
10
10
a family, including...
menace
12
13
to threaten [v MENAC...
menage
10
12
to manage [v MENAGED...
mensae
9
10
MENSA, the grinding...
mentee
9
10
a person under the d...
menyie
16
12
a family, including...
mergee
11
11
a company acquired b...
merome
11
12
one of the serial se...
merrie
11
9
(archaic) merry [adj...
mestee
10
9
in the West Indies,...
metage
11
11
an official weighing...
metate
10
9
in Mexico etc., a st...
metope
12
12
a space between two...
mettle
12
10
spirit or courage [n...
micate
14
12
to furnish with mica...
mickle
17
17
a large amount [n -S...
middie
12
11
a medium sized beer...
middle
13
12
equally distant from...
midgie
13
12
(colloquial) a small...
mielie
12
10
an ear of corn, also...
miggle
15
14
a type of playing ma...
milage
13
12
the total distance e...
millie
14
11
(Irish) a young work...
mingle
13
13
to mix together [v M...
minnie
10
11
(Scots) mother [n -S...
minute
11
11
to take brief notes...
mirage
12
11
a type of optical il...
misate
11
9
MISEAT, to eat impro...
miscue
15
13
to make a faulty str...
misere
11
9
an undertaking in ca...
mislie
13
10
to lie in the wrong...
missae
11
9
MISSA, the Mass [n]
missee
11
9
to see wrongly [v MI...
mistle
13
10
to rain in small dro...
misuse
12
10
to use incorrectly [...
mizzle
19
28
to rain in fine drop...
mobbie
15
15
(Carib) a frothy bev...
mobble
16
16
(obsolete) to muffle...
mobile
14
13
a form of sculpture...
mochie
16
14
(Scots) mouldy, damp...
module
12
12
a standard of measur...
moffie
15
15
(South Africa) a hom...
moggie
13
13
(colloquial) a cat,...
moline
11
11
a cross with two out...
mollie
13
11
the carousing of sea...
moneme
10
13
a word or part of a...
mongoe
10
12
the waste produced i...
montre
10
10
the visible pipes of...
mopane
11
13
a small South Africa...
mopoke
13
16
an owl of Australia...
morale
11
10
the state of the spi...
morgue
12
12
a place where dead b...
morose
10
9
sad, gloomy [adj MOR...
mosque
19
19
a Muslim place of wo...
mossie
11
9
(Australian colloqui...
motile
12
10
a person whose image...
motive
13
13
to inspire to action...
mottle
12
10
to mark with spots o...
mousie
11
10
a young mouse [n -S]
mousle
12
11
to pull roughly [v M...
mousme
12
13
a Japanese girl, esp...
mousse
11
10
to apply a hair-styl...
mowdie
14
13
(Scots) a mole, also...
mozzie
17
27
(Australian slang) m...
mozzle
18
28
(Hebrew) to hamper o...
mucate
14
13
a salt of mucic acid...
muckle
17
18
(Scots) a great deal...
mucose
14
13
containing mucus, al...
muddle
13
13
to mix up [v MUDDLED...
mudeye
17
13
the larva of the dra...
mudpie
14
14
a small mass of mud...
muffle
17
17
to dull the sound of...
muggee
13
14
the victim of a mugg...
muggle
15
15
(in fantasy fiction)...
mumble
16
17
to speak indistinctl...
munite
11
11
to fortify, also MUN...
murage
12
12
(historical) a rate...
murine
11
11
any of the family of...
murree
11
10
(Native Australian)...
muscae
14
13
MUSCA, a genus of di...
muscle
16
14
to force one's way [...
musive
14
14
relating to mosaic [...
muskie
13
14
(short for) a muskel...
muskle
14
15
(obsolete) a mussel,...
mustee
11
10
in the West Indies,...
mutase
11
10
any of various enzym...
mutate
11
10
to undergo mutation...
mutine
11
11
to revolt against co...
mutule
13
12
an ornamental block...
muzzle
19
29
to cover the mouth o...
mycele
21
15
the white threads or...
mygale
19
14
an American bird-cat...
myrtle
19
12
any of various everg...
nanite
8
8
a microscopically sm...
nannie
7
9
a children's nurse;...
nanobe
9
11
a very small microbe...
nappie
13
13
an infant's diaper,...
narine
8
8
of or relating to th...
nasute
9
8
a type of white ant...
native
11
11
inborn [adj NATIVELY...
nature
9
8
the qualities of any...
neaffe
12
13
(Shakespeare) a fist...
nebule
12
12
in heraldry, a wavy...
needle
9
9
to sew with a slende...
negate
9
9
to nullify [v NEGATE...
nellie
11
9
an effeminate male,...
nerine
8
8
a type of South Amer...
nerite
9
7
a type of sea snail...
nestle
10
8
to lie snugly togeth...
nettie
9
7
an internet aficiona...
nettle
10
8
to annoy [v NETTLED,...
newbie
14
13
a new arrival such a...
newsie
12
10
(US) a newsboy, also...
nibble
15
14
to eat with small bi...
nickle
15
15
to plate with a meta...
nidate
9
8
to become implanted...
niente
8
8
(Italian) softly fad...
niggle
13
12
to worry over petty...
nimble
14
14
agile [adj NIMBLER,...
nipple
15
14
a small projection w...
nirlie
11
8
(Scots) knotty, stun...
nobble
14
14
to disable a racehor...
nocake
12
14
a meal made from par...
noddle
10
10
to nod frequently [v...
nodose
8
8
having nodes, also N...
nodule
10
10
a little rounded lum...
nomade
9
11
a member of a wander...
nonage
8
10
legal infancy, minor...
nonane
6
9
a hydrocarbon of the...
nonuse
8
9
failure to use [n -S...
noodge
9
10
(Yiddish) to nag, al...
noodle
9
9
to play idly on a mu...
noogie
9
9
the act of inflictin...
nookie
9
11
(colloquial) sexual...
norite
9
7
a type of rock, a ga...
nosode
8
8
a homeopathic remedy...
notate
8
7
to put into a system...
notice
12
10
to become aware of [...
noulde
10
10
NILL, to be unwillin...
nousle
10
9
to foster, also NOUR...
novate
10
11
to substitute a new...
novice
14
14
a person new to any...
nowise
12
10
in no manner or degr...
noyade
14
10
(French) drowning, e...
nozzle
16
26
a projecting spout [...
nuance
11
12
to give subtle shade...
nubble
15
15
to beat with the fis...
nubile
13
12
suitable for marriag...
nuchae
14
13
NUCHA, the nape of t...
nucule
14
13
the stone of a flesh...
nuncle
13
13
(Shakespeare) an unc...
nurdle
11
10
in cricket, to score...
nursle
11
9
to foster, also NOUR...
nutate
9
8
to nod, to droop [v...
nuzzle
17
27
to caress with the n...
nybble
21
16
a measure of compute...
oarage
9
8
a rowing movement [n...
obdure
12
11
to become hard-heart...
obeche
16
14
a large West African...
objure
14
19
to bind by oath; to...
oblate
12
10
flattened at the pol...
oblige
14
12
to bind by some favo...
obtuse
12
10
stupid [adj OBTUSER,...
ochone
13
12
(Irish) an interject...
ocreae
11
9
OCREA, (Latin) a she...
octane
11
10
any of a series of s...
octave
14
13
a set of eight music...
oeuvre
11
11
(French) the sum of...
office
17
15
a position of author...
ohmage
13
13
electrical resistanc...
oleate
9
7
a salt of oleic acid...
oleine
9
8
a glycerine ester of...
oncome
12
13
(Scots) a coming on,...
ondine
8
9
a female water spiri...
onesie
8
7
a soft, loose-fittin...
oneyre
14
9
(Shakespeare) a (gre...
online
9
9
carried out while co...
onside
9
8
a cricket term, one...
oocyte
18
11
an ovum before it ma...
oolite
10
7
a kind of limestone...
opaque
19
19
impervious to light...
opcode
14
13
a code containing op...
ophite
14
11
a name given to vari...
opiate
11
9
to treat with opium...
oppose
13
12
to conflict with [v...
optime
13
12
an honour student in...
orache
14
11
a plant of the goose...
oracle
13
10
to utter as an oracl...
orange
9
9
a citrus fruit [n -S...
orcine
12
10
a chemical compound...
ordure
10
8
manure [n -S]
oreide
9
7
an alloy used in imi...
orgone
9
9
according to Wilhelm...
oriole
10
7
any of various mainl...
ornate
8
7
decorated [adj ORNAT...
oroide
9
7
an alloy used in imi...
orpine
11
10
a kind of stonecrop,...
orrice
13
9
the Florentine or ot...
oscine
12
10
belonging to the sub...
oscule
14
11
a small mouthlike ap...
osmate
10
9
a salt of osmic acid...
osmole
11
10
a unit of osmotic pr...
osmose
10
9
to undergo osmosis [...
otiose
9
6
futile, idle [adj OT...
ouglie
12
10
to make ugly, also O...
outage
10
9
a failure in use [n...
outate
9
7
OUTEAT, to surpass i...
outbye
18
12
(Scots) out of doors...
outlie
11
8
to lie outside, be o...
outsee
9
7
to see beyond [v OUT...
outvie
12
11
to surpass in compet...
oxgate
16
15
as much land as one...
oxhide
18
16
leather from the hid...
oxlike
18
18
like an ox [adj]
paddle
13
12
to propel with an oa...
paidle
13
11
(Scots) a fish, aka...
paigle
14
12
the cowslip, also PA...
palace
15
13
a royal residence [n...
palate
12
10
the roof of the mout...
paleae
11
10
PALEA, the membranou...
palkee
13
14
(Hindi) a palanquin,...
pallae
13
11
PALLA, an oblong rec...
palmie
14
13
(Scots) a stroke of...
pantie
11
10
a woman's or child's...
papule
15
14
a pimple, also PAPUL...
parade
11
10
to march in a public...
parage
12
11
equality of birth or...
pardee
11
10
(Shakespeare) assure...
pardie
12
10
(Shakespeare) assure...
pareve
13
13
(Yiddish) of food, c...
parkee
12
13
a wind-proof coat, a...
parkie
13
13
(colloquial) a park-...
parole
12
10
to give a conditiona...
parore
11
9
(Maori) a type of fi...
parure
12
10
a set of matched jew...
passee
11
9
(French) out of date...
pastie
12
9
a meat pie, also PAS...
patine
11
10
to cover with a pati...
pattee
11
9
of a heraldic cross,...
pattie
12
9
a small, flat cake o...
pattle
13
10
(Scots) a small long...
paunce
14
14
a pansy flower, also...
pavage
14
15
a charge for paving...
pavane
12
14
(French) a stately E...
pavise
14
13
a large medieval shi...
pavone
12
14
(Spenser) a peacock...
pawnce
17
16
(obsolete) a pansy f...
pawnee
13
13
one to whom somethin...
pearce
14
12
(Spenser) to pierce,...
pebble
17
16
to cover with small,...
pedate
11
10
footed, footlike [ad...
peddle
13
12
to sell or offer for...
peenge
11
12
(Scots) to whine lik...
peerie
11
9
small [adj PEERIER,...
peewee
13
12
a bird, the lapwing...
pelage
13
12
the coat or covering...
pelite
13
10
any rock derived fro...
peltae
12
10
PELTA, an ancient sm...
penile
12
11
relating to the peni...
pennae
9
11
PENNA, any of the fe...
pensee
10
10
(French) a thought [...
people
14
13
to stock with inhabi...
perdie
12
10
(Shakespeare) assure...
perdue
12
11
(Shakespeare) a sold...
permie
13
12
a permanent worker,...
perone
10
10
the fibula, a bone o...
persue
12
10
to follow, in order...
peruke
13
14
a kind of wig, also...
peruse
12
10
to read [v PERUSED,...
pesade
11
10
a dressage manoeuvre...
pestle
13
10
to crush with a club...
petite
12
9
a clothing size for...
pettle
13
10
to indulge, pet [v P...
peyote
17
11
a hallucinogen deriv...
pheere
13
11
a companion, also FE...
pheese
13
11
to unsettle, also FA...
pheeze
16
20
to unsettle, also FA...
phocae
16
14
PHOCA, a genus of se...
phoebe
15
14
a small bird, the pe...
phrase
14
11
to express in words...
phylae
21
14
PHYLE, (Greek) in an...
piaffe
16
15
to perform a movemen...
piazze
18
27
PIAZZA, a public squ...
picene
14
13
a hydrocarbon [n -S]
picine
15
13
of the woodpecker fa...
pickle
18
17
a liquid, esp. brine...
picote
15
12
embroidered with kno...
piddle
14
12
to deal in trifles [...
pierce
15
12
to thrust, or make a...
piffle
18
16
to talk in a feeble...
piggie
15
13
a small pig, also PI...
pikake
14
17
(Hawaiian) a Hawaiia...
pillie
15
11
(Australian slang) a...
pilose
13
10
having scattered sof...
pilule
15
12
a small pill, also P...
pimple
17
16
an inflamed swelling...
pinene
10
11
the main constituent...
pingle
14
13
(Scots) to strive, t...
pinite
12
10
a greyish-green or b...
pinkie
13
14
the little finger, a...
pinnae
10
11
PINNA, a leaflet, wi...
pinnie
11
11
(short for) pinafore...
pinole
12
11
(Spanish) an America...
pintle
13
11
a pin on which somet...
pipage
15
14
transportation, as o...
pirate
12
9
a person who, withou...
pirnie
12
10
(Scots) a striped wo...
pizzle
20
28
a bull's penis used...
plague
14
13
to pester or annoy [...
plaice
16
13
a European flatfish...
plaque
21
20
an ornamental plate...
plaste
13
10
PLACE, to assign to...
please
12
10
to give enjoyment or...
pledge
14
13
to bind by solemn pr...
plicae
16
13
PLICA, (Latin) a fol...
plisse
14
10
(French) a puckered...
plodge
14
13
(dialect) to wade in...
plonge
13
13
to plunge, also PLON...
plunge
14
14
to thrust into the m...
poddie
12
11
an iPod user [n -S]
poddle
13
12
to amble at leisure...
podite
12
10
a walking leg of a c...
poffle
17
16
(Scots) a pendicle,...
pointe
11
10
(French) the extreme...
police
16
13
to make orderly [v P...
polite
13
10
showing consideratio...
pollee
13
11
one who is polled [n...
polype
21
15
(obsolete) an octopu...
pomace
15
15
the pulpy residue of...
pomade
12
13
to apply a perfumed...
pommee
13
15
of a heraldic cross,...
pommie
14
15
an immigrant from th...
pongee
11
12
(Chinese) a thin, so...
pontie
11
10
an iron rod used in...
poodle
12
11
a heavy-coated dog [...
poogye
18
13
an Indian nose-flute...
poonce
13
13
an effeminate man [n...
pootle
12
10
to travel in no part...
popple
17
16
to move in a bubblin...
popsie
14
12
a term of endearment...
porgie
13
11
a species of saltwat...
porose
11
9
having minute openin...
posole
12
10
a thick soup made of...
possie
12
9
(Australian slang) a...
postie
12
9
(Australian slang) a...
potage
12
11
(French) a thick sou...
potale
12
10
refuse from a grain...
potche
17
14
to push violently, t...
potjie
14
18
(Afrikaans) a three-...
potpie
14
12
a meat pie which is...
potsie
12
9
a children's game, a...
pottle
13
10
a small conical frui...
poudre
12
11
(obsolete) powder, a...
pouffe
16
16
to give a puffed sha...
poulpe
15
14
the octopus, also PO...
pounce
14
14
to swoop upon sudden...
pourie
12
10
(Scots) a container...
pousse
12
10
(Spenser) pease [n -...
pownie
14
13
(dialect) a pony, al...
pozole
15
19
a thick soup made of...
praise
12
9
to express admiratio...
prance
14
13
to spring forward on...
pratie
12
9
(Irish colloquial) a...
prawle
16
13
(Shakespeare) a Wels...
preace
14
12
to press, also PREAS...
prease
11
9
to press, also PREAC...
preeve
13
13
to prove, also PREVE...
preife
14
12
(obsolete) proof, al...
premie
13
12
(US slang) a prematu...
prevue
14
14
(US) to preview, als...
prexie
18
16
(colloquial) a presi...
priefe
14
12
(Scots) proof, also...
prieve
14
13
to prove, also PREEV...
prince
15
13
to play the prince [...
proine
11
10
(obsolete) to preen,...
proyne
17
12
to prune, also PROIG...
pruine
12
11
(Shakespeare) a prun...
psyche
24
16
the mental structure...
puckle
18
18
(Scots) a small quan...
puddle
14
13
to make a small pool...
puggie
15
14
(Scots) a monkey, al...
puggle
16
15
to cause to become e...
pugree
13
12
(Hindi) a turban, a...
puisne
12
11
puny; surviving as a...
pulque
22
21
a fermented Mexican...
pumice
17
16
to polish with a por...
pungle
14
14
(US) to contribute [...
punkie
13
15
a biting gnat, also...
puntee
11
11
an iron supporting r...
pupate
14
13
to pass through the...
purfle
16
14
to decorate the bord...
purine
12
11
a white crystalline...
purpie
15
13
(Scots) purslane, or...
purple
16
14
of a colour which is...
pursue
13
11
to follow, in order...
puttee
12
10
a legging formed fro...
puttie
13
10
a legging formed fro...
puture
13
11
(historical) a fores...
puzzle
20
29
to cause uncertainty...
pyrene
17
12
the hard covering of...
pyrite
19
11
a brassy yellow mine...
pyrone
17
12
a type of chemical c...
pyrope
20
14
a fiery red gemstone...
quaere
17
16
to inquire or questi...
quarte
18
16
the fourth of eight...
quatre
18
16
(French) a card, die...
qubyte
27
21
a sequence of eight...
quethe
20
18
(obsolete) to quote...
quiche
24
21
(French) a flan of p...
quince
21
20
a fragrant, acid fru...
quinie
18
17
(Scots) a young woma...
quinte
18
17
an attacking fencing...
quinze
21
26
a card game [n -S]
quooke
18
20
QUAKE, to shake [v]
rabble
15
13
a device for stirrin...
raceme
13
12
an indefinite arrang...
rackle
15
14
a chain [n -S]
raddle
11
9
to redden with red o...
radome
10
10
a domelike device us...
rafale
12
10
(French) a burst of...
raffle
15
13
to dispose of by tic...
raggee
11
10
(Hindi) a kind of mi...
raggle
13
11
to cut a groove in m...
rallye
18
10
(US) a (car) rally [...
ramate
10
9
branched, as the ste...
ramble
14
13
to wander [v RAMBLED...
rammle
13
13
(English dialect) th...
ramose
10
9
branched, as the ste...
randie
9
8
a violent beggar, es...
ranine
8
8
pertaining to or lik...
rankle
11
12
to cause irritation...
raphae
13
11
RAPHE, a seamlike ri...
rapine
11
10
the taking of proper...
rappee
13
12
(French) a pungent k...
rashie
12
8
(Australian slang) a...
rassle
11
7
(colloquial) to wres...
rasure
10
7
the act of scraping,...
ratine
9
7
(French) a rough dre...
ratite
10
6
a bird having a flat...
rattle
11
7
to make a quick succ...
raucle
14
11
(Scots) rough, vigor...
raunge
10
10
(obsolete) to range...
ravage
12
12
to destroy [v RAVAGE...
ravine
11
11
a narrow, steep-side...
razure
13
16
the act of scraping,...
razzle
17
25
a rowdy drinking spr...
readme
10
10
as in readme file, a...
rebase
11
9
to set a new foundat...
rebate
11
9
to give a discount f...
rebite
12
9
in engraving, to fre...
rebore
11
9
to bore out again [v...
rebuke
13
14
to reprove sternly [...
recane
11
10
to replace the cane...
recede
12
10
to move back [v RECE...
rechie
15
11
(Shakespeare) smoky,...
recipe
15
12
a set of instruction...
recite
13
9
to say from memory [...
recode
12
10
to code again [v REC...
recule
14
11
(Spenser) to recoil,...
recure
13
10
to cure again [v REC...
recuse
13
10
to disqualify or cha...
redate
9
7
to change the date [...
reddle
11
9
to colour with a red...
redeye
15
9
a railroad danger si...
rediae
9
7
REDIA, the larva or...
redone
8
8
REDO, to do again [v...
reduce
13
11
to diminish [v REDUC...
reekie
10
10
(Scots) smoky, reeki...
reface
14
12
to repair the outer...
refile
13
10
to file again [v REF...
refine
11
10
to free from impurit...
refire
12
9
to fire again [v REF...
refuge
13
12
to give or take shel...
refuse
12
10
to decline to take o...
refute
12
10
to prove to be false...
regale
11
9
to delight [v REGALE...
regave
12
12
REGIVE, to give agai...
reggae
11
10
a form of popular Ja...
regime
12
11
a system of governme...
regive
13
12
to give again [v REG...
reglue
12
10
to glue again [v REG...
rehire
12
8
to hire again [v REH...
rehome
12
11
to home again [v REH...
relace
13
10
to do up again [v RE...
relate
10
7
to give an account o...
releve
12
11
(French) a raising o...
relide
11
8
RELIE, (obsolete) to...
reline
10
8
to line again [v REL...
relive
13
11
to experience again...
rellie
12
8
(Australian slang) a...
relume
12
11
to light again, also...
remade
10
10
a thing e.g. a golf...
remake
11
13
to make over again [...
remate
10
9
to mate again [v REM...
remble
14
13
to remove [v REMBLED...
remede
10
10
(Scots) to remedy, a...
remise
11
9
to give up a claim t...
remote
10
9
far off [adj REMOTER...
remove
12
13
to transfer to anoth...
rename
9
10
to issue with a new...
renege
9
9
to refuse, deny, als...
repave
13
13
to pave again [v REP...
repine
11
10
to express disconten...
repone
10
10
to restore to office...
repose
11
9
to lie at rest [v RE...
repure
12
10
to purify again, als...
repute
12
10
to consider to be as...
rerise
10
6
to rise again [v RER...
rerose
9
6
RERISE, to rise agai...
resale
10
7
the act of selling a...
rescue
13
10
to free from danger...
reshoe
11
8
to shoe again [v RES...
reside
10
7
to live in a certain...
resile
11
7
to spring back [v RE...
resite
10
6
to move to a differe...
resize
13
15
to size again [v RES...
reskue
11
11
(Spenser) to rescue,...
resole
10
7
to put on new soles...
resume
11
10
to begin again [v RE...
retake
10
10
to take back [v RETO...
retape
11
9
to tape again [v RET...
retene
8
7
a hydrocarbon obtain...
retile
11
7
to tile again [v RET...
retime
11
9
to time again [v RET...
retine
9
7
a substance in cells...
retire
10
6
to withdraw or retre...
retore
9
6
RETEAR, to tear agai...
retree
9
6
in papermaking, dama...
retune
9
8
to tune again [v RET...
retuse
10
7
describing leaves wi...
retype
18
11
to type again [v RET...
reurge
11
9
to press strongly [v...
revere
11
10
to regard with great...
revile
13
11
to assail with bitte...
revise
12
10
to make a new or imp...
revive
14
14
to bring back to lif...
revoke
12
14
to annul by taking b...
revote
11
10
to vote again [v REV...
rewake
13
13
to wake again [v REW...
rewire
13
9
to install new wirin...
rewoke
13
13
REWAKE, to wake agai...
rewore
12
9
REWEAR, to wear agai...
rewove
14
13
REWEAVE, to weave ag...
rexine
15
14
(tradename) a kind o...
rezone
11
16
to zone again [v REZ...
rhaphe
16
13
a seamlike ridge bet...
rhodie
12
9
(colloquial) a rhodo...
ribbie
15
12
in baseball, a run b...
ribeye
18
11
a choice cut of beef...
ribibe
15
12
(obsolete) a small t...
ribose
12
9
a pentose sugar [n -...
rickle
16
14
(Scots) a loose heap...
riddle
12
9
to pierce with many...
riffle
16
13
to ruffle, to shuffl...
rimaye
17
11
a bergschrund, a cre...
rimose
11
9
marked by cracks, al...
rimple
15
13
to wrinkle [v RIMPLE...
ripple
16
13
to form small waves...
risque
19
16
a hazard or danger [...
rivage
13
12
(French) a shore, ba...
roadie
9
7
a person who works f...
roarie
9
6
(Scots) noisy, garis...
rollie
12
8
a hand-rolled cigare...
romage
11
11
(Shakespeare) tumult...
ronnie
8
8
(slang) Dublin slang...
roofie
11
9
a tablet of a powerf...
rookie
10
10
a new recruit [n -S]
roomie
10
9
(colloquial) a roomm...
rootle
10
7
to grub [v ROOTLED,...
rosace
12
9
(French) a rosette;...
roscoe
12
9
(US slang) a gun [n...
rotate
9
6
to turn like a wheel...
rotche
15
11
the little auk, also...
rouble
13
11
a monetary unit of t...
rouche
15
12
(French) a frill of...
rounce
12
11
part of a hand print...
rubace
15
13
a kind of ruby-red q...
rubble
16
14
to reduce into piece...
rubine
12
11
(Spenser) a ruby, al...
ruckle
16
15
to wrinkle or crease...
ruddle
12
10
to colour with a red...
ruelle
12
9
the space between a...
ruffle
16
14
to disturb the smoot...
rugate
11
9
wrinkled; covered wi...
rugose
11
9
wrinkled; covered wi...
rumble
15
14
to make a deep, thun...
rumple
15
14
to wrinkle, crease [...
rundle
11
10
a round, a rung of a...
runkle
12
13
to wrinkle, crease [...
rushee
12
9
a college student se...
rusine
10
8
pertaining to a deer...
rustle
12
8
to steal cattle [v R...
rustre
11
7
a lozenge pierced wi...
rutile
12
8
a reddish-brown mine...
sabine
11
10
an evergreen shrub,...
sacque
21
19
a woman's loose-fitt...
saddie
10
8
a dull unsociable pe...
saddle
11
9
to put a leather sea...
sagene
9
9
a network [n -S]
saique
18
16
a Levantine vessel l...
saithe
12
8
the coalfish, also S...
salade
10
8
in medieval armour,...
saline
10
8
a salt solution [n -...
sallee
11
8
a species of acacia...
salpae
12
10
SALPA, a free-swimmi...
saltie
11
7
a deep-sea vessel sa...
salute
11
8
to greet with a sign...
samite
11
9
a rich and heavy sil...
sample
14
13
to test a specimen o...
sannie
8
8
(Scots) a sandshoe [...
sapele
12
10
a tropical timber re...
sapote
11
9
a tropical American...
sapple
15
13
(Scots) to wash clot...
sarape
11
9
(Spanish) a blanket...
sarmie
11
9
(South Africa) a san...
sarnie
9
7
(colloquial) a sandw...
sarode
9
7
(Hindi) an Indian in...
sasine
9
7
(Scots) infeftment,...
satire
10
6
the use of ridicule...
sative
12
10
(obsolete) cultivate...
satyre
16
8
in phrase sea satyre...
saulge
12
10
(Spenser) the plant...
saulie
11
8
(Scots) a hired mour...
savage
12
12
fierce, uncivilized...
savate
11
10
(French) a French fo...
savine
11
11
a species of juniper...
scalae
13
10
SCALA, a machine for...
scarce
16
12
in short supply [adj...
scarre
13
9
(Scots) to scare, al...
scathe
15
11
to injure, also SCAI...
scerne
12
10
(archaic) to discern...
scheme
16
14
to plan or plot [v S...
schmoe
16
14
(Yiddish) a stupid o...
sclate
14
10
(Scots) slate [n -S]...
sclave
16
14
(obsolete) a slave [...
sclere
14
10
a sponge spicule [n...
sconce
15
13
to entrench, to scre...
scopae
14
12
SCOPA, (Latin) a bru...
scorse
13
9
(obsolete) to exchan...
scouse
13
10
a type of meat stew...
scrape
15
12
to rub and make a gr...
scraye
19
11
the tern, also SCRAY...
scribe
16
12
to mark with a point...
scrike
15
13
to shriek, also SHRE...
scrine
13
10
(obsolete) a chest f...
scrive
16
13
to write, esp. with...
scrobe
15
12
a groove [n -S]
scrome
14
12
(dialect) to crawl o...
scrote
13
9
(slang) a worthless...
scruze
17
19
(obsolete) to squeez...
scryde
20
12
SCRY, to engage in c...
scryne
19
12
(Spenser) a chest fo...
sculle
16
12
(obsolete) a school,...
scunge
14
13
to slink about [v SC...
scythe
22
13
to cut with a single...
sdaine
9
8
(obsolete) to disdai...
seance
11
10
(French) a session o...
searce
12
9
(obsolete) to sift [...
sebate
11
9
a salt of sebacic ac...
secede
12
10
to withdraw formally...
seckle
15
14
a small reddish brow...
secure
13
10
free from danger [ad...
sedate
9
7
calm, self-possessed...
sedile
11
8
(Latin) a seat in a...
seduce
13
11
to lead astray [v SE...
seelie
10
7
good benevolent fair...
seethe
11
8
to surge or foam as...
seiche
15
11
(French) a rocking m...
selfie
13
10
(Australian) a photo...
selkie
12
11
(Scots) a seal, also...
sellae
11
8
SELLA, an area in th...
semble
14
13
to bring together, a...
sememe
11
12
the smallest unanaly...
semple
14
13
of humble birth [adj...
sempre
13
12
(Italian) in the sam...
senate
8
7
a governing body [n...
senile
10
8
deteriorated with ag...
serape
11
9
(Spanish) a blanket...
serene
8
7
calm, tranquil [adj...
serine
9
7
a polar amino acid f...
serrae
9
6
SERRA, (Latin) a saw...
sesame
10
9
(Arabic) a plant nat...
setose
9
6
thickly set with bri...
settee
9
6
a long seat with a h...
settle
11
7
to place in a desire...
setule
11
8
a small bristle [n -...
severe
11
10
strict, harsh [adj S...
sewage
13
11
the waste matter car...
shavie
14
12
(Scots) a trick [n -...
sheave
13
12
to gather into a bun...
sheeve
13
12
the wheel of a pulle...
shelve
15
13
to place on a shelf;...
shikse
14
12
(Yiddish) a non-Jewi...
shinne
11
10
(archaic) chin [n -S...
shoole
12
9
(dialect) to saunter...
shoppe
16
14
a small store [n -S]
shotte
12
8
a young pig, esp. on...
shouse
12
9
(Australian slang) a...
shrike
14
12
to shriek, also SCRI...
shrine
12
9
to place on an altar...
shrive
15
12
to hear a confession...
shrove
14
12
to celebrate Shrovet...
sickee
14
13
a day off work, also...
sickie
15
13
a day off work, also...
sickle
16
14
to harvest with a si...
siecle
14
10
(French) a century,...
siffle
16
13
to whistle, hiss [v...
signee
10
9
a signer of a docume...
silage
12
9
to harvest and store...
silane
10
8
a gas, silicon hydri...
silene
10
8
a flowering plant of...
silkie
13
11
(Scots) a seal, also...
silvae
13
11
SILVA, the forest tr...
simile
13
10
a figure of speech,...
simple
15
13
straightforward, als...
single
12
10
to select from a gro...
sipple
16
13
to sip at leisure [v...
sirree
10
6
(US) a mode of addre...
sithee
12
8
(dialect) see thee!,...
sizzle
18
25
to fry with a hissin...
skeane
9
11
a length of yarn wou...
skivie
14
14
(Scots) deranged, as...
sklate
12
11
(Scots) to cover wit...
skrike
13
14
(dialect) to shriek,...
sleave
12
11
to separate into fin...
sleaze
13
16
to behave in a sleaz...
sledge
12
10
to convey on a type...
sleeve
12
11
to supply with an ar...
slieve
13
11
(Irish) a mountain [...
sludge
13
11
to cover with a mudd...
sluice
15
11
to wash with a sudde...
slurve
14
12
a type of pitch in b...
smeuse
11
10
(dialect) a space th...
smidge
13
12
a very small amount,...
smoile
12
10
(obsolete) to smile,...
smokie
12
13
(Scots) a smoked had...
smooge
11
11
(Australian slang) t...
smouse
11
10
(Yiddish) to trade a...
smoyle
18
12
(obsolete) to smile,...
smudge
13
13
to smear or dirty [v...
snaste
9
7
(dialect) a wick; a...
snathe
11
9
the curved handle of...
snebbe
13
13
to reprimand, also S...
sneeze
11
16
to make a sudden exp...
snoose
8
7
chewing tobacco [n -...
snooze
11
16
to sleep lightly [v...
snubbe
14
14
(archaic) a snub [n...
snudge
11
11
to be snug and quiet...
soapie
11
9
a serial melodrama o...
sobole
12
10
a creeping undergrou...
socage
13
11
a form of feudal lan...
soddie
10
8
a house built of sod...
softie
12
9
a sentimental person...
soigne
10
9
carefully done, also...
soiree
9
6
(French) an evening...
solace
13
10
to console [v SOLACE...
solate
10
7
to convert or be con...
solive
13
11
a joist or beam of s...
solute
11
8
the minor component...
sombre
13
12
gloomy, dark [adj SO...
somite
11
9
a body segment of so...
sonsie
9
7
buxom, comely, also...
soogee
9
8
to clean a ship's de...
soogie
10
8
to clean a ship's de...
soothe
11
8
to calm, or comfort...
sopite
12
9
to put to sleep [v S...
sorage
10
8
a hawk in its first...
sortie
10
6
to attack suddenly f...
souple
13
11
to make supple [v SO...
source
13
10
to originate from [v...
sourse
10
7
(Spenser) a source [...
soutie
10
7
(South African) dero...
sowsse
13
9
(Spenser) to souse,...
sozine
12
16
a type of protein, a...
sozzle
17
25
to intoxicate [v SOZ...
spahee
13
11
(Turkish) formerly,...
spalle
14
11
(Spenser) the should...
sparge
13
11
to sprinkle (with mo...
sparke
13
13
(Spenser) a weapon o...
sparre
12
9
(archaic) a spar, a...
sparse
12
9
thinly distributed [...
spathe
14
11
a large sheath-like...
spavie
14
13
(Scots) spavin, a di...
specie
15
12
(Latin) coined money...
speise
12
9
(German) a metallic...
spence
14
13
a pantry, also SPENS...
spense
11
10
a pantry, also SPENC...
sperre
12
9
(Spenser) to bolt, b...
sperse
12
9
(archaic) to dispers...
sphene
13
12
the mineral titanite...
sphere
14
11
to form into a type...
spicae
15
12
SPICA, (Latin) a ban...
spinae
11
10
SPINA, (Latin) the s...
splake
14
14
a freshwater fish [n...
splice
17
13
to join at both ends...
spline
13
11
to provide with a ke...
splore
13
10
(Scots) a frolic, a...
sponge
12
12
to wipe with absorbe...
spouse
12
10
a wife or husband [n...
sprite
13
9
an elf or fairy [n -...
spruce
16
13
smart, dapper [adj S...
spulye
20
13
(Scots) to plunder,...
spunge
13
13
(obsolete) a sponge...
spurge
14
12
a plant of genus Eup...
spurne
12
11
(Spenser) to spur [v...
squame
19
19
a scale, also SQUAMA...
square
18
16
rigidly conventional...
squire
19
16
an English or Irish...
stable
13
10
well-founded [adj ST...
stacte
13
9
a sweet-smelling spi...
stance
12
10
a manner of standing...
stanze
12
16
(Shakespeare) a stan...
staple
13
10
to fasten with a U-s...
starve
12
10
to die from lack of...
statue
10
7
a three-dimensional...
stayne
15
9
(Spenser) to stain [...
stayre
16
8
(Spenser) a stair [n...
steale
10
7
(Scots) a handle, al...
steane
8
7
to line e.g. a well...
steare
9
6
(archaic) a steer, a...
stedde
10
8
(Spenser) to stead,...
steeve
11
10
(Scots) firm, also S...
stelae
10
7
STELA, an inscribed...
stemme
12
12
(Spenser) to encircl...
steppe
14
12
(Russian) one of the...
sterve
12
10
(Spenser) to starve,...
stieve
12
10
(Scots) stiff, firm,...
stifle
14
10
to smother [v STIFLE...
stigme
13
11
(Greek) a dot used a...
stimie
12
9
to thwart, stump, or...
stinge
11
9
a stingy person [n -...
stirre
11
6
(Shakespeare) probab...
stobie
12
9
as in stobie pole, a...
stodge
11
9
to stuff full of foo...
stogie
11
8
a long, slender ciga...
stonne
8
8
(obsolete) to stun,...
stooge
10
8
to act as a comedian...
stoope
11
9
(Shakespeare) a vess...
stooze
12
15
to borrow money at a...
storge
11
8
(Greek) natural or p...
stoure
10
7
(archaic) tumult, di...
stowre
13
9
(Scots) a battle ass...
strafe
12
9
(German) to attack w...
strake
11
10
the planking extendi...
strene
9
7
(Spenser) strain, in...
striae
10
6
STRIA, a thin groove...
stride
11
7
to walk with long st...
strife
13
9
contention or confli...
strike
12
10
to hit [v STRUCK or...
strine
10
7
(Australian slang) E...
stripe
13
9
to mark with distinc...
strive
13
10
to try hard [v STROV...
strobe
12
9
to produce vibrating...
strode
10
7
STRIDE, to walk with...
stroke
11
10
to rub gently [v STR...
strove
12
10
STRIVE, to try hard...
stylee
17
9
a facetious or jocul...
stylie
18
9
(New Zealand) fashio...
stymie
18
11
to thwart, stump, or...
suable
13
11
that may be sued, al...
subbie
15
13
(Australian slang) a...
subdue
13
12
to bring under contr...
subtle
14
11
so slight as to be d...
suckle
16
15
to feed mild from th...
sudate
10
8
to sweat [v SUDATED,...
summae
12
13
SUMMA, a comprehensi...
sundae
9
9
a dish of ice-cream...
sunkie
11
12
(Scots) a little sto...
supine
12
11
lying on the back, p...
supple
16
14
pliant, lithe [adj S...
surfie
13
10
(Australian slang) a...
sutile
12
8
done by stitching [a...
suttee
10
7
(Sanksrit) the act o...
suttle
12
8
subtle [adj SUTTLY]...
suture
11
8
to unite by sewing [...
svelte
13
11
slender, sleek [adj...
swarve
15
13
to swerve [v SWARVED...
swathe
15
11
to wrap in bandages...
swerve
15
13
to turn aside sudden...
swinge
14
12
to beat, chastise, a...
swiple
17
13
a part of a threshin...
swithe
16
11
(US) quickly, at onc...
swoune
12
11
(Spenser) to swoon [...
swowne
15
13
(Spenser) a fainting...
sylvae
19
13
SYLVA, the forest tr...
tackle
15
14
to seize and throw t...
taddie
10
8
(Australian slang) a...
taggee
11
10
a person wearing an...
tagine
10
9
a conical clay pot u...
taigle
12
9
to entangle or hinde...
taille
12
8
(historical) a tax l...
tailye
17
9
(Scots) an entailmen...
tajine
11
16
a conical clay pot u...
takahe
12
12
(Maori) an almost-ex...
taleae
9
7
TALEA, a recurring r...
talkie
12
11
a moving picture wit...
talpae
12
10
TALPA, (Latin) an en...
tamale
11
10
(Nahuatl) cornmeal d...
tamine
10
10
(French) a thin wors...
tamise
11
9
a thin woollen fabri...
tammie
12
12
(Scots) a Tam o' Sha...
tangie
10
9
an Orcadian water-sp...
tangle
11
10
to form into an inte...
tannie
8
8
(Afrikaans) literall...
tassie
10
6
(Scots) a small cup...
tattie
10
6
(colloquial) a potat...
tattle
11
7
to tell tales [v TAT...
taupie
12
10
(Scots) a foolish or...
tawpie
15
12
(Scots) a foolish or...
tawtie
13
9
(Scots) matted, tang...
taxeme
16
16
any element of langu...
taxite
16
13
a kind of volcanic r...
teagle
11
9
to hoist [v TEAGLED,...
teazle
13
16
to raise a nap on fa...
techie
15
11
an expert in or enth...
teddie
10
8
an item of woman's u...
teepee
10
9
a conical tent of th...
teethe
11
8
to cut teeth [v TEET...
teevee
10
10
(colloquial) televis...
tekkie
12
14
an expert in or enth...
telome
11
10
a structural unit of...
temene
9
10
TEMENOS, a sacred pr...
temple
14
13
a house of worship [...
tenace
11
10
a combination of two...
tendre
9
8
(French) a tender fe...
teniae
8
7
TENIA, (Latin) a nar...
tentie
9
7
watchful, also TENTY...
tenure
9
8
the holding of somet...
terete
9
6
smooth-surfaced, cyl...
terrae
9
6
TERRA, (Latin) the e...
testae
9
6
TESTA, (Latin) the h...
testee
9
6
one who is tested [n...
theave
13
12
(dialect) a young ew...
thecae
14
11
THECA, (Latin) a lob...
theine
11
9
an alkaloid found in...
thence
14
12
from that place [adv...
therme
13
11
a unit of quantity o...
thible
16
12
a porridge-stick, al...
thieve
14
12
to steal [v THIEVED,...
thorpe
14
11
(archaic) a group of...
thrave
14
12
(Scots) a collective...
threne
11
9
an ode for the dead,...
thrice
16
11
three times [adv]
thrive
15
12
to grow vigorously [...
throne
11
9
to sit on a royal ch...
throve
14
12
THRIVE, to grow vigo...
throwe
15
11
(Shakespeare) a thro...
thyine
18
11
in biblical translat...
thyrse
19
10
a type of flower clu...
tibiae
12
9
TIBIA, (Latin) the p...
tickle
16
14
to excite with a ple...
tiddle
12
9
to use with tenderne...
tierce
13
9
a period for prayer...
timbre
14
12
the quality given to...
tingle
12
10
to cause a prickly,...
tinkle
12
12
to make sharp, metal...
tinnie
9
8
a mug made of tinpla...
tippee
14
12
a person who receive...
tipple
16
13
to drink alcoholic b...
tiptoe
12
9
to walk on the tips...
tirade
10
7
(French) a long vehe...
tirage
11
8
drawing wine from a...
tisane
9
7
an infusion of herbs...
tissue
11
7
to weave into a fine...
tittie
11
6
(Scots) a sister, al...
tittle
12
7
to whisper, talk [v...
titule
12
8
to give a title to [...
toddle
11
9
to walk unsteadily [...
toebie
11
9
(Afrikaans) a sandwi...
toetoe
8
6
(Maori) a tall reedl...
toffee
13
12
a hard-baked chewy s...
tofore
11
9
before [adv]
togate
10
8
(Shakespeare) wearin...
toggle
13
11
to fasten with a typ...
tolane
9
8
a white crystalline...
tollie
12
8
a castrated calf, al...
toneme
9
10
in a tone language,...
tongue
10
10
to touch with the fl...
tonite
9
7
a blasting explosive...
toodle
10
8
to toot softly, also...
toolie
10
7
in Australia, an adu...
toonie
8
7
(colloquial) a Canad...
toorie
9
6
(Scots) a small heap...
tootle
10
7
to go along casually...
topple
15
13
to fall forward [v T...
torose
9
6
cylindrical and swol...
torque
18
16
to cause to twist [v...
tortie
10
6
(short for) tortoise...
tottie
10
6
a woman or small chi...
touche
15
12
(French) a call ackn...
toupee
11
10
a hairpiece worn to...
toupie
12
10
a round boneless smo...
tourie
10
7
(Scots) a small heap...
tousle
11
8
to dishevel, rumple,...
toutie
10
7
(Scots) petulant [ad...
touzle
14
17
to dishevel, rumple,...
towage
13
11
the price paid for t...
towhee
14
11
any of several bunti...
townee
11
10
a town-dweller, also...
townie
12
10
a town-dweller, also...
toxine
15
14
a poisonous product...
trance
12
10
to put into a semico...
transe
9
7
a through passage [n...
trapse
12
9
to walk in an aimles...
trayne
15
9
(Spenser) to train,...
treble
13
10
threefold [adj TREBL...
tremie
11
9
(French) a hopper-li...
triage
11
8
(French) a system of...
triene
9
7
a type of chemical c...
trifle
14
10
to waste time [v TRI...
triode
10
7
a type of electron t...
triose
10
6
a simple sugar [n -S...
triple
14
10
to make three times...
triste
11
6
(archaic) sad, also...
triune
10
8
a trinity, also TRIU...
troade
9
7
(Spenser) a track, p...
troche
15
11
a medicinal lozenge,...
trompe
13
12
(French) an apparatu...
troule
11
8
(Milton) to roll, tr...
troupe
12
10
to tour with a theat...
trouse
10
7
(archaic) irish clos...
trudge
12
10
to walk tiredly [v T...
truffe
15
13
(French) a truffle,...
tryste
17
8
a market [n -S]
tsetse
10
6
(Setswana) a small f...
tubage
13
12
the insertion of a t...
tubate
12
10
in the form of a tub...
tubule
14
12
a small tube [n -S]
tuille
13
9
(French) armour plat...
tumble
15
14
to roll head over he...
turtle
12
8
any of various aquat...
tusche
16
12
(German) a black sub...
tushie
13
9
(Yiddish) the bottom...
tussle
12
8
to struggle [v TUSSL...
tuyere
16
9
a pipe through which...
twaite
13
9
a fish, a kind of sh...
tweeze
15
18
to pluck with a twee...
twelve
16
14
a number, two and te...
twinge
14
12
to affect with a sha...
twonie
12
10
a Canadian two-dolla...
twyere
19
11
a pipe through which...
tylote
17
9
a cylindrical sponge...
tystie
17
8
an Orkney and Shetla...
tzetse
13
15
(Setswana) a small f...
tzetze
16
24
(Setswana) a small f...
ubique
21
20
(Latin) everywhere [...
ugsome
12
12
(obsolete) frightful...
ullage
13
11
to reckon the leakag...
ulnare
10
9
(Latin) one of the b...
umbrae
13
13
UMBRA, (Latin) a sha...
umpire
14
13
to rule on the plays...
unable
12
12
not able, also UNHAB...
unbale
12
12
to loosen from a com...
unbare
11
11
to lay bare [v UNBAR...
unbone
10
12
to remove the bones...
unbore
11
11
UNBEAR, to free from...
uncage
13
13
to release from a ca...
uncake
13
15
to break up a block...
uncape
14
14
(Shakespeare) to thr...
uncase
12
11
to remove from a cas...
uncate
12
11
hooked [adj]
unciae
12
11
UNCIA, (Latin) an an...
uncope
14
14
to unmuzzle or unsew...
uncute
13
12
not cute [adj]
undate
9
9
wavy [adj]
undine
9
10
a female water spiri...
undone
8
10
UNDO, to bring to ru...
unease
8
8
mental or physical d...
unedge
10
11
to blunt [v UNEDGED,...
unfine
11
12
not fine [adj]
unfree
11
11
to deprive of freedo...
unglue
12
12
to release from a st...
ungyve
19
16
to remove the fetter...
unhele
12
11
(Spenser) to uncover...
unhive
14
14
to drive from a hive...
unique
18
18
having no other of i...
unlace
13
12
to unfasten the lace...
unlade
10
10
to unload [v UNLADED...
unlike
12
13
not like, also UNLIC...
unlime
12
12
to free from lime [v...
unline
10
10
to remove the lining...
unlive
13
13
to live so as to mak...
unlove
12
13
to cease to love [v...
unmade
10
12
UNMAKE, to destroy [...
unmake
11
15
to destroy [v UNMADE...
unpile
13
12
to disentangle from...
unpope
13
14
to divest of popedom...
unpure
12
12
not pure, also IMPUR...
unrake
10
12
to uncover by rackin...
unripe
12
11
not mature enough [a...
unrobe
11
11
to take off a robe [...
unrope
11
11
to loose from a rope...
unrove
11
12
UNREEVE, to withdraw...
unrude
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10
not rude [adj]
unrule
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10
absence of governmen...
unsafe
11
11
not safe [adj UNSAFE...
unshoe
11
10
to strip of shoes [v...
unsure
10
9
not sure [adj UNSURE...
untame
10
11
to make untame [v UN...
untile
11
9
to strip of tiles [v...
untrue
10
9
not true [adj UNTRUE...
untune
9
10
to put out of tune [...
unware
12
11
unwarily, unawares,...
unwire
13
11
to take the wire fro...
unwise
13
11
not wise [adj UNWISE...
unwive
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15
to deprive of a wife...
unwove
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15
UNWEAVE, to undo som...
unyoke
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14
to free from a yoke...
upbore
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13
UPBEAR, to raise alo...
upcome
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16
produce, outcome [n...
update
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11
to bring up to date...
updive
15
15
to spring upward [v...
updove
14
15
UPDIVE, to spring up...
upgaze
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to gaze up [v UPGAZE...
upgone
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UPGO, to go up [v]
uphove
16
16
UPHEAVE, to heave up...
uphroe
14
12
a block or long slat...
upmake
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17
the action of making...
uppile
16
14
to pile up [v UPPILE...
uprate
12
10
to improve the power...
uprise
13
10
to rise up [v UPROSE...
uprose
12
10
UPRISE, to rise up [...
upside
13
11
a positive aspect [n...
upsize
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19
to increase in size...
uptake
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14
to take up [v UPTOOK...
uptime
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13
the time during whic...
uptore
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10
UPTEAR, to tear out...
urbane
11
11
refined and elegant...
urease
9
7
an enzyme that conve...
ureide
10
8
any one of the many...
ursine
10
8
of or pertaining to...
usable
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11
that can be used, al...
usance
12
11
a generally accepted...
uvulae
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UVULA, the pendent f...
vacate
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13
to make vacant [v VA...
vadose
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11
located above the pe...
vagile
14
13
free to move about [...
vahine
13
13
(Tahitian) a woman [...
valete
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11
(Latin) a farewell,...
valine
12
12
an amino acid, essen...
valise
13
11
(French) an overnigh...
vamose
12
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to leave quickly, al...
vaunce
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15
(Spenser) to advance...
vedute
12
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VEDUTA, (Italian) a...
veepee
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(US colloquial) a vi...
vegete
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vigorous, active [ad...
veggie
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14
(colloquial) a veget...
velate
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11
having a velum, a ve...
veloce
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14
(Italian) rapidly [a...
velure
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12
(Shakespeare) to smo...
vendee
10
12
the person to whom a...
vendue
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13
(Dutch) a public sal...
venene
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medicine from snake...
venewe
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(Shakespeare) a venu...
venine
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any of various toxic...
venire
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(Latin) a type of ju...
venite
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11
(Latin) the 95th psa...
venose
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11
with very marked vei...
ventre
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11
(obsolete) to ventur...
venule
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13
a small vein, also V...
verite
12
10
(French) reality, tr...
verste
12
10
(Russian) a unit of...
vertue
12
11
moral excellence, al...
vestee
11
10
a garment worn under...
viable
15
14
capable of living [a...
vidame
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14
in French feudal jur...
vielle
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12
(French) a hurdy-gur...
villae
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12
VILLA, (Latin) a cou...
virgae
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VIRGA, (Latin) a tra...
virile
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having masculine vig...
virose
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10
poisonous; foul, als...
virtue
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11
moral excellence, al...
visage
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12
the face of facial e...
visile
14
11
a person who learns...
visite
13
10
(French) a light cap...
visive
15
14
of or pertaining to...
vittae
12
10
VITTA, (Latin) a lea...
vittle
14
11
to provide with food...
vivace
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17
(Italian) a musical...
vizzie
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(Scots) to take a cl...
vocule
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a slight vowel sound...
voidee
11
11
(historical) wine an...
volage
13
13
(French) giddy; flig...
volume
14
15
to send or give out...
volute
13
12
any marine shell of...
volvae
14
15
VOLVA, a sac that en...
votive
14
14
performed in fulfilm...
voulge
14
14
a weapon carried by...
voyage
18
14
to travel [v VOYAGED...
vulvae
15
16
VULVA, the external...
wabble
18
16
to wobble [v WABBLED...
waddie
13
11
(Native Australian)...
waddle
14
12
to walk with short,...
waffie
17
15
(Scots) a vagabond [...
waffle
18
16
to talk vaguely [v W...
waggle
16
14
to wag, move from si...
wahine
14
12
(Maori) a Maori woma...
wakame
14
16
(Japanese) an edible...
wakane
12
14
(Japanese) an edible...
walise
14
10
(Scots) a valise [n...
wallie
15
11
an idiot or imbecile...
wamble
17
16
to move unsteadily [...
wampee
15
15
(Chinese) an edible...
wandle
13
12
(dialect) supple, pl...
wangle
14
13
to obtain by craft [...
wankle
14
15
unstable or unsteady...
warble
16
13
to sing with melodic...
warsle
14
10
to wrestle, also RAS...
waspie
15
12
a ladies' corset [n...
watape
14
12
(Native American) a...
wattle
14
10
material for fences,...
waxeye
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18
a small New Zealand...
webbie
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15
a person very famili...
wedgie
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12
a type of woman's sh...
weenie
11
10
a frankfurter, a sma...
weepie
14
12
a highly emotional f...
weewee
14
12
(colloquial) to urin...
wellie
15
11
(colloquial) a welli...
westie
13
9
(Australian slang) a...
wettie
13
9
(New Zealand) a wets...
wharve
17
15
a disc on the lower...
wheare
14
11
(obsolete) where, al...
wheeze
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20
to breathe with a hi...
whence
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15
a place of origin [n...
whenwe
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15
(South Africa) a whi...
wherve
17
15
a piece of wood used...
whinge
16
14
to complain fretfull...
wibble
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16
to wobble, also WABB...
widdie
14
11
(Scots) a rope, esp....
widdle
15
12
a child's word for t...
widgie
15
12
an Australian Teddy...
wienie
12
10
a frankfurter, a sma...
wiggle
17
14
to move with short,...
willie
16
11
a childish word for...
wimble
18
16
an instrument for bo...
wimple
18
16
a cloth covering for...
windle
14
12
to wind yarn, also W...
winkle
15
15
to extract or force...
winnle
13
12
(Scots) an appliance...
wintle
14
11
(Scots) to stagger [...
wobble
18
16
to move unsteadily,...
woggle
16
14
a scout or guide nec...
woodie
12
10
a wood-panelled stat...
woolie
13
10
a woollen garment, a...
woopie
14
12
a well-off older per...
wortle
14
10
a perforated plate t...
wrasse
13
9
(Cornish) any of sev...
wraxle
20
17
(dialect) to wrestle...
wrethe
15
11
(Spenser) to shape i...
writhe
16
11
to squirm or twist i...
wurlie
15
11
(Native Australian)...
wuzzle
21
29
(US) to jumble [v WU...
xylene
22
17
a flammable hydrocar...
xylose
23
16
a pentose (aldose) w...
yabbie
20
14
a small freshwater c...
yaffle
21
15
the green woodpecker...
yankee
15
13
(in international ra...
yankie
16
13
(Scots) a scold; an...
yappie
20
14
a young aspiring pro...
yettie
16
8
(colloquial) a young...
yindie
16
10
a person in his or h...
yippee
20
14
an exclamation of de...
yippie
21
14
a member of a radica...
yonnie
14
10
(Australian slang) a...
yorkie
17
12
a Yorkshire terrier...
yumpie
20
15
a young, upwardly, m...
yuppie
21
15
a young professional...
ywroke
20
15
WREAK, to effect, br...
zaffre
17
21
(Italian) an impure...
zarape
14
18
(Spanish) a blanket...
zizzle
21
34
to sizzle [v ZIZZLED...
zoaeae
10
15
ZOAEA, a larval stag...
zombie
16
21
in West Indian magic...
zonate
11
16
divided into zones,...
zonule
13
18
a small zone, also Z...
zonure
12
17
a kind of tropical l...
zooeae
10
15
ZOOEA, the larval st...
zouave
14
20
a French infantry ma...
zygose
20
19
pertaining to zygosi...
zygote
20
19
a cell formed from t...
zymase
20
20
an enzyme that conve...
zymite
21
20
a priest who uses le...
zymome
21
23
an old name for the...
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