Unscramble a word
HOME
WORDS THAT START WITH
Words that start with A
Words that start with B
Words that start with C
Words that start with D
Words that start with E
Words that start with F
Words that start with G
Words that start with H
Words that start with I
Words that start with J
Words that start with K
Words that start with L
Words that start with M
Words that start with N
Words that start with O
Words that start with P
Words that start with Q
Words that start with R
Words that start with S
Words that start with T
Words that start with U
Words that start with V
Words that start with W
Words that start with X
Words that start with Y
Words that start with Z
WORDS THAT END WITH
Words that end with A
Words that end with B
Words that end with C
Words that end with D
Words that end with E
Words that end with F
Words that end with G
Words that end with H
Words that end with I
Words that end with J
Words that end with K
Words that end with L
Words that end with M
Words that end with N
Words that end with O
Words that end with P
Words that end with Q
Words that end with R
Words that end with S
Words that end with T
Words that end with U
Words that end with V
Words that end with W
Words that end with X
Words that end with Y
Words that end with Z
WORDS THAT CONTAIN
WORDS WITH
Words with C
Words with Q
Words with X
Words with Y
WORDS BY LENGTH
2 Letter words
3 Letter words
4 Letter words
5 Letter words
6 Letter words
7 Letter words
8 Letter words
9 Letter words
10 Letter words
11 Letter words
12 Letter words
13 Letter words
14 Letter words
15 Letter words
7 letter words that end with E
Home
/
Words that end with E
/
7 letter word that end with E
7 letter words that end with E
7 letter E word
Scrabble®
Words With Friends®
Description
abalone
12
12
a sea snail of rocky...
abature
13
11
(French) a trail thr...
abaxile
20
18
facing away from the...
abollae
14
12
ABOLLA, (historical)...
abortee
12
10
a woman who has had...
abridge
15
13
to shorten [v ABRIDG...
abrooke
13
14
an erroneous spellin...
abscise
17
13
to cut off, to fall...
absence
15
14
the state of being a...
absolve
16
15
to free from the con...
abthane
14
13
a monastic region of...
abubble
19
18
bubbling [adj]
abusage
14
13
improper or incorrec...
abusive
16
15
in the manner of wro...
academe
14
14
the academic life or...
acarine
13
11
a tick-like animal,...
accable
20
17
(French) depressed,...
accidie
18
14
(Latin) sloth, physi...
accinge
18
16
to gird up one's loi...
accrete
17
13
to grow together [v...
accurse
18
14
to make cursed [v AC...
acerate
13
10
needle-shaped [adj]
acerose
13
10
needle-shaped [adj]
acetate
13
10
an ester of acetic a...
acetone
12
11
the simplest of the...
acetose
13
10
like vinegar [adj]
acharne
15
13
(French) furious, de...
achieve
18
16
to carry out success...
achiote
16
12
(Nahuatl) the seeds...
acinose
13
11
relating to a sackli...
acolyte
21
13
a faithful follower,...
aconite
13
11
a poisonous herb, th...
acquire
23
20
to come into possess...
acquite
23
20
(obsolete) to free f...
acreage
14
12
area in acres [n -S]
actable
17
14
suitable for perform...
actuate
14
11
to put into action [...
acylate
21
13
to introduce acyl in...
addable
14
13
able to be added [ad...
addible
15
13
capable of being add...
adenine
9
10
one of the four base...
adipose
13
11
of or pertaining to...
adjudge
15
21
to decide; to award...
adonise
10
9
to adorn (oneself),...
adonize
13
18
to adorn (oneself),...
adoptee
12
11
one who is adopted [...
adulate
12
10
to fawn upon [v ADUL...
advance
15
16
to put forward, to g...
adverse
13
12
acting against [adj...
advisee
13
12
one who is given cou...
affable
18
17
easy to speak to [ad...
affaire
15
13
(French) a brief amo...
affeare
14
13
(Spenser) to frighte...
affiche
21
18
(French) a poster; a...
afforce
18
16
to strengthen a jury...
agamete
12
12
an asexual reproduct...
agarose
11
9
a sugar obtained fro...
agatise
12
9
to cause to resemble...
agatize
15
18
to cause to resemble...
agemate
12
12
a person of the same...
agenise
11
10
to treat flour with...
agenize
14
19
to treat flour with...
aggrace
16
14
(Spenser) to please,...
aggrade
13
12
to raise the level o...
aggrate
13
11
(Spenser) to please,...
agitate
12
9
to stir violently [v...
agonise
11
10
to suffer agony, als...
agonize
14
19
to suffer agony, als...
agraffe
16
15
(French) a hooked cl...
agraste
12
9
AGGRACE, (Spenser) t...
aidance
13
12
help [n -S]
ailette
12
8
a plate of armour fo...
airbase
13
10
a centre for control...
airdate
11
8
the scheduled date o...
airfare
13
10
the price of a journ...
airhole
14
10
a hole for the passa...
airlike
14
12
resembling air [adj]
airline
12
9
an air transportatio...
airside
12
8
restricted area of a...
airsome
12
10
cold [adj]
airtime
13
10
an allowable period...
airwave
16
14
a channel for broadc...
airwise
15
10
skillful in aviation...
ajutage
14
19
(French) a tube adde...
alamode
12
12
(French) a light glo...
alanine
10
10
an amino acid, also...
alcaide
15
12
the commander of Spa...
alcalde
16
13
the mayor of a Spani...
alcayde
21
14
the commander of a S...
alepine
13
12
(Arabic) a mixed woo...
alewife
17
14
a woman who sells al...
alexine
17
16
a substance in the b...
alidade
12
10
a device used in ang...
alienee
10
9
one to whom the titl...
aliunde
12
11
from another source...
alledge
14
12
to allay, also ALEGG...
allegge
15
13
(Spenser) to allay,...
allonge
13
12
to lunge [v ALLONGED...
alsoone
10
9
(Spenser) as soon, a...
alterne
11
9
one of two or more p...
altesse
12
8
(French) highness, a...
alumine
13
13
an oxide of aluminum...
alumnae
12
13
ALUMNA, a female gra...
alunite
12
10
a hydrous sulphate o...
alveole
14
13
a small body cavity,...
amabile
15
14
of wines [adj]
amarone
10
11
a strong dry red Ita...
amative
14
14
strongly moved by lo...
ambsace
17
16
bad luck, also AMESA...
amenage
11
13
(Spenser) to manage,...
amesace
14
13
a double ace, the lo...
amiable
15
14
having a pleasant di...
amidase
12
11
an enzyme that catal...
amidine
12
12
the soluble matter i...
amidone
11
12
a synthetic opioid u...
amirate
12
10
the rank of an amir,...
amniote
11
11
a vertebrate that de...
amoebae
12
13
AMOEBA, a one-celled...
amosite
12
10
a brown form of asbe...
ampoule
15
15
a small sealed glass...
amputee
14
14
one who has had a li...
amusive
15
15
amusing [adj]
amylase
19
13
any of the enzymes t...
amylene
18
14
an unsaturated hydro...
amylose
19
13
the relatively solub...
anagoge
11
12
a mystical interpret...
analyse
17
11
to separate a whole...
analyte
17
11
a substance being an...
analyze
20
20
to subject to analys...
anatase
9
8
a mineral, titanium...
andante
9
10
a moderately slow mu...
andvile
14
14
(Spenser) an anvil [...
anelace
13
12
(archaic) a short tw...
anemone
9
12
any member of the ge...
anglice
16
14
in English [adv]
anguine
11
12
like a snake [adj]
aniline
11
10
a product of coal-ta...
animate
11
11
to give life to [v A...
anisole
11
9
a colourless liquid...
anodise
10
9
to give a protective...
anodize
13
18
to give a protective...
anodyne
15
12
a medicine that reli...
anolyte
17
11
the part of an elect...
anticke
15
15
(obsolete) antique [...
antique
19
18
very old, also ANTIC...
antliae
11
9
ANTLIA, the sucking...
antlike
13
13
like an ant [adj]
anymore
17
13
any longer [adv]
anytime
18
13
at any time [adv]
anywise
20
13
in any degree [adv]
apagoge
14
14
proving a point by e...
apanage
12
13
endowment for a king...
apatite
13
10
a mineral, calcium f...
apelike
15
15
resembling a large m...
aphthae
17
14
APHTHA, the disease...
apocope
17
16
the omission of the...
apolune
13
13
the point in the orb...
apostle
14
11
one sent by Christ t...
appease
14
13
to bring to a state...
apprise
16
13
to inform, also APPR...
apprize
19
22
to inform, also APPR...
approve
17
17
to regard favourably...
appulse
17
15
the close approach o...
apyrase
19
12
any of several enzym...
arabise
13
10
to adopt Arab custom...
arabize
16
19
to adopt Arab custom...
archfoe
18
15
a principal foe [n -...
archine
16
13
an old Russian unit...
archive
19
16
a repository of publ...
arcsine
14
11
a trigonometric inve...
arcuate
14
11
arched like a bow, a...
arenite
10
8
a rock made up chief...
arenose
9
8
sandy; containing mu...
areolae
10
8
AREOLA, a small spac...
ariette
11
7
a short aria, also A...
aripple
17
14
in a ripple [adv]
aristae
11
7
ARISTA, a bristlelik...
armhole
15
13
a hole in a garment...
armlike
15
15
like an arm [adj]
armoire
12
10
a large ornate cabin...
arrange
11
10
to put in order [v A...
arreede
10
8
(Spenser) to declare...
arriage
12
9
(historical) a forme...
arriere
11
7
(French) in the rear...
arshine
13
10
a Russian unit of le...
article
16
11
in law, to charge wi...
artiste
12
7
(French) a performin...
asconce
16
14
(obsolete) askance,...
ascribe
17
13
to attribute [v ASCR...
ashcake
17
16
a cornmeal cake [n -...
asinine
10
9
of or like an ass; s...
askance
14
15
sideways; obliquely...
asperge
14
12
to sprinkle [v ASPER...
asperse
13
10
to slander, disparag...
asshole
14
10
an unpleasant and/or...
assiege
12
9
(Spenser) to besiege...
asslike
14
12
like an ass [adj]
assuage
12
10
to make less severe,...
asswage
15
12
(obsolete) to make l...
asswipe
17
13
(US offensive) anoth...
astable
14
11
not stable [adj]
asthore
13
9
(Irish) darling [n -...
astilbe
15
11
a plant of the Astil...
astride
12
8
with a leg on each s...
atheise
13
9
to talk as an atheis...
atheize
16
18
to talk as an atheis...
athlete
14
10
a competitor in cont...
atingle
13
11
tingling [adj]
atomise
12
10
to reduce to a fine...
atomize
15
19
to reduce to a fine...
attache
16
12
a junior member of a...
attonce
13
11
(Spenser) at one, at...
attrite
12
7
to wear down, also A...
attuite
12
8
to sense but not qui...
auberge
14
13
an inn, also ALBERGO...
audible
15
13
able to be heard [ad...
auditee
11
9
one that is audited...
aufgabe
16
16
(German) a set exper...
auguste
13
11
(French) a circus cl...
aulnage
12
12
cloth inspection, al...
aureate
10
8
pertaining to the fa...
aureole
11
9
a glorifying halo, a...
auricle
16
12
the outer projecting...
aurorae
10
8
AURORA, a luminous a...
auspice
17
14
a good omen [n -S]
austere
11
8
severe [adj AUSTERER...
autocue
14
12
(tradename) a text d...
avarice
16
14
greed [n -S]
aventre
12
12
(Spenser) to thrust,...
average
13
13
mediocre [adj AVERAG...
aviette
13
11
(historical) an aero...
avodire
13
12
a yellow hardwood fr...
awardee
13
11
a recipient of an aw...
awesome
14
13
impressive or inspir...
axelike
19
19
like an axe in form,...
axillae
19
16
AXILLA, the arm pit...
axinite
17
15
a silicate of the ep...
axoneme
16
18
a central strand of...
azotise
14
16
to combine with nitr...
azotize
17
25
to combine with nitr...
azurine
14
18
a freshwater fish, t...
azurite
15
17
a blue carbonate of...
azymite
22
21
a member of any chur...
babiche
21
18
a thong or lace made...
babuche
21
19
a kind of heelless s...
baccare
19
16
(Shakespeare) back!...
baccate
19
16
having berries; berr...
backare
17
17
(Shakespeare) back!...
backhoe
19
19
an excavating machin...
badware
16
14
malicious computer s...
bagarre
14
12
(French) a scuffle o...
bagasse
14
12
dry refuse in sugar-...
baggage
16
16
luggage [n -S]
baglike
17
17
like a bag [adj]
bagpipe
19
18
a wind instrument [n...
baillie
16
12
in Scotland, a magis...
bainite
13
11
a byproduct of steel...
balance
16
15
to have equal weight...
ballade
15
13
(French) a poetic fo...
ballute
16
13
a small inflatable p...
bandage
13
14
to cover a wound wit...
bandore
12
12
an ancient lute, als...
banshee
14
13
in Irish folklore, a...
banshie
15
13
in Irish folklore, a...
baptise
16
13
to administer baptis...
baptize
19
22
to administer baptis...
barbate
15
13
barbed, bearded, als...
barbule
17
15
a small barb [n -S]
barcode
16
14
an arrangement, read...
baronne
11
12
(French) a baroness...
baroque
21
20
a bold decorative st...
barrace
16
13
(obsolete) the lists...
barrage
14
12
to subject to a mass...
barware
16
13
barroom equipment [n...
bascule
18
15
a type of bridge [n...
basoche
18
15
a mediaeval guild of...
bastide
14
11
a French country hou...
bastile
15
11
a tower or an elevat...
batable
16
14
debatable, disputabl...
batiste
14
10
(French) a fine fabr...
batlike
16
15
resembling a bat (a...
bauchle
20
17
to make shapeless, b...
bauxite
20
18
an ore of aluminium,...
bayside
20
13
the shore of a bay [...
beardie
13
11
a fish, the bearded...
beastie
13
10
a small beast [n -S]
becasse
16
13
(French) a woodcock...
because
16
14
for the reason that...
becrime
18
16
to make guility of a...
becurse
17
14
to put a curse on [v...
bedlike
16
16
resembling a bed [ad...
bedmate
14
14
one who shares a bed...
bedrape
15
14
to cover with cloth...
bedrite
14
11
the privilege or due...
bedside
14
12
the side of a bed [n...
bedsore
13
11
a type of sore cause...
bedtime
15
14
the time at which on...
bedunce
16
16
to make a dunce of [...
beehive
17
16
a hive for bees [n -...
beelike
15
15
resembling a bee [ad...
beeline
13
12
to head directly tow...
beerage
13
12
the brewing industry...
beesome
13
13
blind, also BISSON [...
beginne
13
14
(Spenser) a beginnin...
begrime
16
15
to soil with grime,...
beguile
16
14
to deceive [v BEGUIL...
beguine
14
14
(French) a dance of...
behoove
16
16
to be fit, right or...
beknave
15
19
to treat as a knave...
beldame
15
15
an old woman, esp. a...
believe
16
15
to accept as true [v...
benzene
14
21
a solvent distilled...
benzine
15
21
a mixture of hydroca...
benzole
16
21
crude benzene, used...
beprose
15
13
to reduce to prose [...
berbere
15
13
an Ethiopian hot pas...
berbice
19
16
as in berbice chair,...
bereave
14
14
to deprive esp. by d...
bergere
14
12
a type of easy chair...
berhyme
23
17
to compose in rhyme,...
berline
14
12
an old four-wheeled...
beseeke
13
14
(Spenser) to entreat...
beshame
16
15
(archaic) to put to...
beshine
15
13
(archaic) to light u...
beshone
14
13
BESHINE, (archaic) t...
besiege
14
12
to attack and surrou...
beslave
16
15
to make a slave of [...
beslime
16
14
to cover with slime...
besmile
16
14
to smile on [v BESMI...
besmoke
15
17
to pollute with smok...
bespake
16
17
BESPEAK, to request...
bespate
15
13
BESPIT, to spit upon...
bespice
19
16
(Shakespeare) to sea...
bespoke
16
17
BESPEAK, to request...
betaine
12
11
a crystalline, sweet...
beteeme
13
13
(Spenser) to grant,...
betitle
15
11
to furnish with a ti...
bewhore
18
15
to call someone a wh...
bezique
25
29
a card game played w...
bhistee
16
12
an Indian water carr...
bhistie
17
12
an Indian water carr...
biblike
19
18
resembling a bib [ad...
bicorne
16
14
a hat with two corne...
bicycle
28
19
to ride a two-wheele...
bigtime
17
15
significant, reknown...
biguine
15
14
(French) a dance of...
binocle
17
15
(French) a telescope...
biocide
17
14
a substance that kil...
biotite
14
10
mica containing iron...
biotope
15
13
an area having unifo...
biotype
22
15
a distinct sub-group...
biplane
16
15
a plane with two set...
bistate
14
10
pertaining to two st...
bitable
17
14
capable of being bit...
bitwise
18
13
designating an opera...
bivalve
19
19
a mollusc having a s...
bizarre
17
19
strange [adj BIZARRE...
blankie
15
16
a child's blanket, a...
blastie
15
11
a dwarf [n -S]
blintze
18
21
(Yiddish) a thin fil...
blockie
19
18
(Australian slang) t...
bloosme
15
14
(Spenser) to bloom [...
bluette
15
12
(French) a spark, a...
bobeche
20
18
a circular wax catch...
bobotie
15
13
(South Africa) curri...
boghole
17
15
a natural hole in th...
bolshie
17
13
a Bolshevik [n -S] /...
bondage
13
14
slavery [n -S]
bonfire
15
14
a large fire in the...
booksie
14
14
in a literary way, a...
bordure
14
12
a border surrounding...
bornite
13
11
a valuable ore of co...
boscage
17
15
(French) thick folia...
boskage
15
16
thick foliage; woodl...
bothole
16
13
a hole in a hide cau...
botonee
11
11
having buds or knobs...
bottine
13
11
(French) a small boo...
bouchee
18
16
a small patty [n -S]
bouclee
17
15
a loop made with for...
bourree
13
11
(French) a brisk Fre...
boutade
13
12
a sudden outburst [n...
bowlike
19
18
curved [adj]
bowline
17
15
a simple knot which...
boxlike
22
22
like a box [adj]
brabble
19
17
to squabble [v BRABB...
braille
16
12
to write in raised p...
bramble
18
17
to gather blackberri...
brangle
15
14
to wrangle [v BRANGL...
bransle
14
12
an old French dance,...
brantle
14
12
an old French dance,...
brassie
14
10
a golf club [n -S]
brattle
15
11
(Scots) to rush nois...
bravure
16
15
BRAVURA, a brilliant...
brawlie
18
14
(Scots) very well, a...
breathe
15
12
to inhale and exhale...
breenge
13
13
(Scots) to plunge fo...
breinge
14
13
(Scots) to plunge fo...
brekkie
16
18
(colloquial) breakfa...
brevete
15
14
patented [adj]
brewage
17
15
the process of brewi...
brickie
19
17
(colloquial) a brick...
brickle
20
18
a brittle candy [n -...
bricole
18
14
(French) a shot in b...
brigade
15
13
to group together [v...
brindle
15
13
an animal marked wit...
brioche
19
15
(French) a kind of s...
bristle
16
11
to stand erect stiff...
brisure
15
11
(French) a part of a...
brittle
16
11
to become fragile [v...
brocade
16
14
to weave a silky fab...
brocage
17
15
the business of a br...
broddle
15
13
(dialect) to poke or...
brokage
15
16
the business or empl...
bromate
14
13
to combine with brom...
bromide
15
14
a bromine compound,...
bromine
14
14
a volatile liquid el...
bromise
15
13
to treat with bromin...
bromize
18
22
to treat with bromin...
brookie
14
14
an American brook tr...
brownie
16
14
a benevolent creatur...
brucine
17
15
a poisonous alkaloid...
brucite
18
14
a mineral, magnesium...
bruckle
20
19
(Scots) liable to br...
brulyie
22
14
(Scots) a broil, a n...
brulzie
19
21
(Scots) a broil, a n...
brusque
23
21
abrupt in manner, al...
bubukle
19
20
(Shakespeare) Fluell...
buckeye
24
20
the American horse-c...
budlike
17
17
like a bud [adj]
bugbane
16
17
a perennial white-fl...
buggane
15
16
an evil spirit, a ho...
bukkake
17
23
(Japanese) a type of...
bukshee
17
17
a paymaster, also BU...
bulgine
16
15
(US) a steam locomot...
bulkage
17
18
a peristaltic stimul...
bullace
19
16
a small wild plum fr...
bullate
16
13
having a blistered a...
bumbaze
20
26
(Scots) to perplex,...
buoyage
20
15
a group of buoys [n...
burette
14
11
a glass measuring tu...
burgage
16
15
a kind of feudal ten...
burkite
16
15
one that burkes, mur...
bursate
14
11
pertaining to a burs...
buvette
16
15
(obsolete) in France...
buyable
23
17
something available...
byplace
26
19
a secluded place [n...
byssine
20
13
made of byssus or fi...
cabbage
19
18
to steal or purloin,...
caboose
15
13
the last car of a fr...
cacique
26
23
a West Indian or Ame...
caddice
18
15
a coarse woollen fab...
cadelle
16
13
a small black beetle...
cadence
16
15
to make rhythmic [v...
caerule
15
12
(Spenser) sky-blue,...
cagoule
16
14
a light anorak, also...
caitive
17
14
(Spenser) a captive,...
cakeage
15
16
a charge levied in a...
calcine
18
15
to reduce to a calx...
calcite
19
14
a mineral, limestone...
caleche
20
16
(French) a light low...
calibre
18
14
the diameter of a gu...
caliche
21
16
(Spanish) gravel, sa...
calicle
20
15
a cup-shaped anatomi...
calipee
17
14
a part of a turtle w...
callose
16
12
a part of a plant ce...
calorie
15
11
the amount of heat n...
calotte
15
11
(French) a Roman Cat...
calycle
26
17
a row of small bract...
calzone
17
21
a turnover with a sa...
camboge
18
18
a yellow gum resin,...
camerae
14
13
CAMERA, an apparatus...
camogie
16
15
an Irish game, a for...
cantate
13
11
the 98th psalm [n -S...
canulae
14
13
CANULA, a tube inser...
canzone
15
21
(Italian) a song res...
capable
19
17
competent [adj CAPAB...
capisce
20
16
used to ask if one u...
caprate
16
13
a salt of capric aci...
caprese
16
13
(Italian) a salad co...
caprice
20
16
a whim, an unpredict...
caprine
16
14
pertaining to a goat...
capsize
20
22
to overturn [v CAPSI...
capsule
18
15
to condense into a b...
captive
19
17
to make a prisoner [...
capture
17
14
to take by force or...
capuche
22
19
a cloak hood, also C...
carbene
15
14
a neutral divalent f...
carbide
17
14
a carbon compound [n...
carbine
16
14
a rifle with a relat...
carcake
18
17
(Scots) a small cake...
carcase
17
13
to put a carcase or...
cardiae
14
11
CARDIA, an opening o...
carfare
16
13
payment for a bus or...
cariere
14
10
(obsolete) career [n...
carinae
13
11
CARINA, a keel-shape...
cariole
15
11
(French) a small ope...
cariose
14
10
of teeth, affected w...
carline
15
12
(Scots) an old woman...
carmine
15
14
a vivid red colour [...
carnage
14
13
great and bloody sla...
carnose
13
11
fleshy; of or like f...
caroche
19
15
a stately carriage,...
carouse
14
11
to engage in a carou...
carpale
17
14
a bone in the wrist,...
cartage
15
12
the act of carrying...
cascade
17
14
to fall like a water...
casease
13
10
an enzyme decomposin...
caseate
13
10
to become cheesy [v...
caseose
13
10
a water-soluble prot...
caserne
13
11
a barracks for soldi...
casette
14
10
a small case contain...
caspase
16
13
any of a group of en...
cassene
13
11
an American evergree...
cassine
14
11
an American evergree...
cassone
13
11
(Italian) a large ch...
catenae
12
11
CATENA, (Latin) a ch...
catface
19
16
a deformity of fruit...
cathode
16
13
a negatively charged...
cathole
17
13
one of two holes in...
catlike
17
15
like a cat [adj]
caudate
14
12
having a tail, also...
cauline
15
13
pertaining to a stem...
caulome
16
15
the structure of a p...
caviare
16
14
the roe of sturgeon,...
cayenne
18
14
a very strong pungen...
cazique
26
29
(Taino) a West India...
cedrate
14
11
a variety of citron...
cedrine
14
12
belonging to the ced...
celeste
15
11
a keyboard instrumen...
cellose
16
12
a disaccharide obtai...
cellule
18
14
a small cell [n -S]
cenacle
17
15
a dining room, also...
censure
14
12
to condemn as wrong...
centage
14
13
rate by the hundred...
centare
13
11
a measure of land ar...
centile
15
12
a value of a statist...
centime
15
14
(French) one hundred...
cervine
16
15
of, relating to or r...
cestode
14
11
any parasitic flatwo...
cesurae
14
11
CESURA, a pause in a...
ceviche
22
19
in Mexican cookery,...
chaetae
15
12
CHAETA, a bristle or...
chalice
21
16
a drinking cup [n -S...
challie
19
14
a soft lightweight s...
chalone
16
14
one of a group of ch...
chamade
17
16
(historical) a signa...
chambre
20
18
(French) of wine, at...
chamise
18
15
a Californian shrub...
chancre
19
16
a hard nodular swell...
chantie
16
13
a song sung by sailo...
chappie
21
18
a familiar diminutiv...
charade
16
13
(French) a written o...
charlie
18
13
a fool, also CHARLEY...
charpie
19
15
shredded lint used t...
chaunce
19
17
(obsolete) to chance...
chaunge
17
16
(obsolete) to change...
chayote
22
14
a tropical American...
cheapie
18
15
(colloquial) somethi...
chedite
17
13
a mixture of castor...
chelate
17
13
to combine a metal i...
chelone
16
14
a genus of hardy per...
chemise
18
15
(French) a woman's s...
chicane
19
16
to quibble [v CHICAN...
chickee
21
19
a stilt house of the...
chimere
18
15
(French) a loose sle...
chinese
16
13
(colloquial) a Chine...
chinkie
18
17
(colloquial) a meal...
chinone
15
14
a golden-yellow crys...
chippie
22
18
(colloquial) a carpe...
choanae
14
13
CHOANA, a funnel-sha...
cholate
17
13
a salt of cholic aci...
choline
17
14
an alcohol found bil...
chommie
19
18
(South Africa) a fri...
chondre
16
14
a spheroidal mineral...
chookie
17
16
(Australian) a chick...
chopine
18
16
a high clog or patte...
chorale
17
13
a simple harmonized...
chordae
16
13
CHORDA, a primitive...
chordee
16
13
a painful erection o...
chorine
16
13
(US slang) a chorus...
chorrie
17
12
(Afrikaans) a crock,...
chortle
18
13
to chuckle with glee...
chuckie
22
20
a chicken, also CHOO...
chuckle
23
21
to laugh quietly [v...
chutnee
16
14
(Hindi) a warm or sp...
ciboule
18
15
a variety of onion,...
cicadae
17
14
CICADA, a winged ins...
cicoree
17
13
a perennial herb [n...
ciliate
16
11
possessing cilia, al...
cineole
14
12
a liquid used as an...
cirrate
15
10
like a cirrus, also...
cirrose
15
10
like a cirrus, also...
citable
18
14
suitable for citatio...
citrate
15
10
a salt of citric aci...
citrine
15
11
a variety of quartz...
claddie
16
13
a native New Zealand...
cladode
15
13
a branch or stem wit...
clavate
17
15
club-shaped; growing...
cleanse
14
12
to clean [v CLEANSED...
climate
17
14
to remain in a certa...
clippie
21
17
(colloquial) a woman...
cloacae
17
14
CLOACA, (Latin) the...
clootie
15
11
as in clootie dumpli...
closure
16
12
to end a debate by c...
cloture
16
12
to end a debate by c...
cludgie
18
15
(Scots) a lavatory [...
coachee
18
15
(colloquial) a coach...
coalise
15
11
to bring into coalit...
coalize
18
20
to bring into coalit...
cocaine
16
14
a narcotic, also COC...
cockade
18
18
a rosette worn on a...
cockeye
24
19
a squinting eye [n -...
cocotte
17
13
(French) a prostitut...
coctile
19
14
baked, hardened by f...
codable
17
15
able to be coded [ad...
codeine
13
12
a narcotic alkaloid,...
codille
17
13
(French) a term at t...
codrive
17
15
to work as a codrive...
codrove
16
15
CODRIVE, to work as...
coelome
15
14
a body cavity in som...
coenure
13
12
a tapeworm larva, al...
coesite
14
10
a type of silica [n...
cogence
17
16
the state of being c...
cognate
14
13
related by birth [ad...
cognise
15
13
to become aware, als...
cognize
18
22
to become aware, als...
coinage
14
13
the act of making co...
collage
17
14
to arrange materials...
collate
16
12
to examine and compa...
college
17
14
a school of higher l...
collide
17
13
to clash together [v...
collude
17
14
to conspire [v COLLU...
cologne
15
14
a perfumed mixture o...
combine
17
17
to join, mix [v COMB...
comique
24
23
(French) a comic act...
commere
16
16
(French) a female co...
commode
16
17
(French) a chamberpo...
commote
16
16
an early English lan...
commove
18
20
to move violently [v...
commune
16
18
to converse intimate...
commute
17
17
to change a sentence...
compage
18
18
(obsolete) a system...
compare
17
16
to scrutinise for si...
compere
17
16
to act as master of...
compete
17
16
to contend for a pri...
compile
19
17
to collect into a vo...
compone
16
17
composed of squares...
compose
17
16
to settle or soothe...
compote
17
16
(French) fruit stewe...
compute
18
17
to calculate [v COMP...
comrade
15
14
a close friend [n -S...
conacre
16
14
the letting by a ten...
concave
18
18
curved inward [adj C...
concede
16
15
to acknowledge as tr...
conchae
18
16
CONCHA, the outer ea...
conchie
19
16
a conscientious obje...
concise
17
14
succinct [adj CONCIS...
condole
14
13
to express sympathet...
condone
12
13
to forgive or overlo...
conduce
17
16
to contribute to a r...
condyle
21
15
a protuberance on a...
confide
16
15
to impart secrets in...
confine
15
15
to shut within an en...
confuse
16
15
to mix up mentally [...
confute
16
15
to disprove or overc...
congree
14
13
(archaic) to agree [...
congrue
15
14
to agree [v CONGRUED...
coniine
13
12
a liquid, highly poi...
conjure
16
21
to practise magic tr...
connate
12
12
congenitally or firm...
connive
15
16
to plot or conspire...
connote
12
12
to imply another mea...
console
14
12
to comfort [v CONSOL...
conspue
16
15
to spit upon, to des...
consume
15
15
to use up [v CONSUME...
contuse
14
12
to bruise [v CONTUSE...
convene
14
16
to assemble, also CO...
convive
18
19
to feast together [v...
convoke
16
19
to cause to assemble...
coontie
13
11
(Native American) an...
copihue
19
16
a climbing vine [n -...
coppice
22
19
to grow in a dense t...
copulae
17
15
COPULA, something wh...
coracle
18
14
a small boat made of...
cordage
15
13
ropes in the rigging...
cordate
14
11
heart-shaped [adj CO...
cordite
15
11
a smokeless explosiv...
corkage
16
16
the charge made by i...
cornage
14
13
(historical) a feuda...
corneae
12
11
CORNEA, a transparen...
cornice
17
14
to decorate with a m...
cornute
14
12
to cuckold [v CORNUT...
coronae
12
11
CORONA, a luminous c...
corrade
14
11
to wear away by the...
corrode
14
11
to eat away by degre...
corsage
15
12
the waist or bodice...
corsite
15
10
a variety of diorite...
corsive
17
14
a corrosive [n -S]
cortege
15
12
(French) a train of...
cortile
16
11
(Italian) an enclose...
corvine
16
15
pertaining to the cr...
coryphe
25
17
(archaic) the leader...
cosmine
15
14
a hard substance in...
costate
14
10
having ribs, also CO...
costive
17
14
affected with consti...
costume
16
14
to dress [v COSTUMED...
coterie
14
10
(French) a social or...
cottage
15
12
to cruise looking fo...
cottise
15
10
to give a heraldic b...
cotylae
21
13
COTYLE, an ancient G...
couchee
19
16
an evening reception...
coupure
17
15
(French) a passage c...
courage
15
13
the quality that ena...
couthie
17
13
friendly, also COUTH...
couture
15
12
the business of dres...
couvade
16
16
a primitive birth ri...
cowbane
18
17
the water hemlock, o...
cowhage
20
17
(Hindi) a leguminous...
cowhide
20
16
to flog with a leath...
cowlike
20
18
resembling a cow [ad...
cowpoke
20
20
(colloquial) a cowbo...
cowrite
18
13
to collaborate in wr...
cowrote
17
13
COWRITE, to collabor...
cowtree
17
13
a South American tre...
crackie
19
17
a small dog of mixed...
crackle
20
18
to emit snapping sou...
cracowe
20
16
a long-toed boot fas...
cranage
14
13
the use of a crane t...
crankle
16
16
to bend, twist [v CR...
crappie
19
16
a kind of fish, a me...
cravate
16
14
a scarf or band worn...
creance
16
14
the cord used in tra...
creepie
16
13
a low stool; a stool...
cremate
15
13
to reduce to ashes [...
crenate
13
11
having a notched or...
crevice
20
17
a cleft [n -S]
cribble
21
17
to decorate wood or...
crimine
16
14
(archaic) an interje...
crimple
20
17
to wrinkle, curl [v...
crinate
14
11
having hair, also CR...
cringle
17
14
a loop at the corner...
crinite
15
11
a fossil crinoid [n...
crinkle
17
16
to wrinkle [v CRINKL...
crinose
14
11
hairy [adj]
cripple
21
17
to disable or impair...
cristae
15
10
CRISTA, (Latin) a ri...
crocine
17
14
pertaining to the cr...
croodle
15
12
(Scots) to murmur, c...
croppie
19
16
a kind of fish, a me...
crotale
15
11
a small cymbal [n -S...
crottle
16
11
(Gaelic) a golden-br...
crowdie
18
14
(Scots) a mixture of...
cruddle
17
14
(Spenser) to curdle,...
cruisie
16
11
(Scots) an open iron...
cruizie
19
20
an open iron lamp wi...
crumble
20
18
to break up and fall...
crummie
18
17
(Scots) a cow with c...
crumple
20
18
to wrinkle [v CRUMPL...
crunkle
17
17
to crumple [v CRUNKL...
crunode
14
13
a point at which a c...
crusade
15
12
to engage in a holy...
crustae
15
11
CRUSTA, (Latin) a ha...
cubicle
22
18
a partially or total...
cuisine
15
12
(French) cooking [n...
cuittle
17
12
(Scots) to coax, to...
culchie
22
17
(Irish) rustic, also...
culotte
16
12
(French) a divided s...
culshie
19
14
a person from rural...
culture
17
13
to cultivate [v CULT...
cuneate
13
12
wedge-shaped, also C...
cunette
14
12
(French) a trench su...
cupcake
21
21
a small round cake b...
cuplike
20
19
like a cup [adj]
cuprite
18
14
the ore of copper [n...
cupulae
18
16
CUPULA, a cup-shaped...
curable
18
15
able to be cured [ad...
curette
15
11
to scrape with a sur...
cursive
18
15
with flowing charact...
curtate
15
11
shortened [adj]
curtaxe
21
18
(archaic) a short br...
curvate
17
15
curved, also CURVATE...
cuspate
17
14
in the form of a cus...
custode
15
12
a person who has car...
cutesie
15
11
(US) affectedly cute...
cuticle
20
15
any of various outer...
cutline
16
13
(US) a caption [n -S...
cuttage
16
13
a means of plant pro...
cuvette
17
15
(French) a trench su...
cyanate
19
13
a salt of cyanic aci...
cyanide
20
14
to treat an ore with...
cyanine
19
14
a blue dye, also CYA...
cyanise
20
13
to turn into cyanide...
cyanite
20
13
a mineral, an alumin...
cyanize
23
22
to turn into cyanide...
cyanose
19
13
a former name of cya...
cyclase
25
16
an enzyme that acts...
cyclise
26
16
to form one or more...
cyclize
29
25
to form one or more...
cyclone
24
17
a rotating system of...
cyprine
23
16
a type of silicate m...
cystine
21
13
a sulphur-containing...
dalgyte
20
13
(Native Australian)...
dapsone
12
12
a drug used in the t...
dariole
12
9
a small cylindrical...
dasyure
18
11
a flesh-eating Austr...
datable
14
12
capable of being dat...
dawbake
17
18
(dialect) a slow-wit...
daycare
20
13
care for children an...
daymare
18
13
a terrifying experie...
dayside
18
11
the sun side of a pl...
daytale
18
11
reckoning by the day...
daytime
19
13
the time during whic...
deadeye
16
11
a rounded wood block...
dealate
11
9
an insect divested o...
debacle
17
15
(French) a great dis...
debride
14
12
to remove dead tissu...
decease
13
11
to die [v DECEASED,...
deceive
16
15
to mislead by falseh...
deciare
14
11
the tenth part of an...
declare
15
12
to make known clearl...
decline
15
13
to refuse [v DECLINE...
decuple
18
16
to increase tenfold...
decurve
17
16
to curve downwards [...
defaste
13
11
DEFACE, to spoil the...
defence
15
15
protection [n -S] /...
defense
12
12
to guard against a s...
deflate
14
12
to release the air o...
deforce
16
14
to withhold by force...
defroze
16
20
DEFREEZE, to thaw ou...
deglaze
16
20
to remove the glaze...
degrade
12
11
to debase, also DISG...
dehisce
17
13
to split open [v DEH...
deicide
15
12
the killing of a god...
dejeune
12
19
(archaic) breakfast,...
delaine
11
10
(French) a kind of f...
delapse
14
12
to sink down [v DELA...
deleave
13
13
to separate the copi...
deleble
15
13
that can be deleted,...
delible
16
13
that can be deleted,...
delouse
12
10
to free from lice [v...
demaine
11
12
(Spenser) bearing, c...
demayne
17
14
(Spenser) bearing, c...
demeane
10
12
(Spenser) bearing, c...
demerge
13
13
to remove a division...
demerse
12
11
(obsolete) to immers...
demesne
11
12
a manor house and it...
dentate
10
9
having teeth, also D...
dentine
10
10
the hard substance f...
denture
11
10
a set of teeth [n -S...
deodate
10
9
(obsolete) a gift to...
depeche
18
16
(French) to dispatch...
deplane
13
13
to get off an airpla...
deplete
14
12
to lessen the supply...
deplore
14
12
to regret strongly [...
deplume
16
16
to deprive of feathe...
deprave
15
15
to corrupt in morals...
deprive
16
15
to take something aw...
depside
14
12
an aromatic compound...
dequeue
19
19
to remove from a (co...
derange
11
11
to disorder [v DERAN...
descale
15
12
to remove scales fro...
deserve
13
12
to be worthy of [v D...
desmine
12
12
the mineral stilbite...
despise
14
11
to look down upon wi...
despite
14
11
to treat with contem...
destine
11
9
to determine beforeh...
detente
10
9
(French) a relaxatio...
detenue
10
10
(French) a (female)...
deterge
12
10
to cleanse esp. a wo...
detinue
11
10
action to recover pr...
detrude
12
10
to thrust out [v DET...
devalue
14
14
to lessen the worth...
deviate
13
12
to differ from norma...
devisee
13
12
one to whom property...
devoice
16
15
to make voiceless [v...
devolve
16
17
to transfer from one...
devotee
12
12
an ardent follower [...
dhootie
13
10
a loincloth worn by...
dhurrie
15
11
an Indian cotton rug...
diabase
13
11
an igneous rock, an...
dialyse
19
11
to use a kidney mach...
dialyze
22
20
to use a kidney mach...
diamide
13
12
any compound contain...
diamine
12
12
a chemical compound...
diapase
13
11
a loud, harmonious b...
diarise
12
8
to keep a diary, als...
diarize
15
17
to keep a diary, als...
diazine
14
18
any organic compound...
diazole
15
18
any of a group of or...
dictate
15
11
to read aloud for re...
dietine
11
9
a minor or local die...
diffuse
17
15
spread wide [adj DIF...
dilutee
13
10
an unskilled worker...
dinette
11
9
an alcove or other p...
diocese
14
11
the circuit or exten...
dioptre
14
11
a measure of refract...
diorite
12
8
a crystalline granul...
dioxane
16
16
a toxic flammable so...
dioxide
18
16
a type of oxide, als...
diphase
16
13
having two phases, a...
diphone
15
14
a shorthand sign for...
disable
15
12
to render incapable,...
discage
16
13
to free from a cage...
discase
15
11
to remove the case o...
discide
16
12
to cut asunder [v DI...
discure
16
12
to find out, also DI...
disease
11
8
to make unhealthy [v...
disedge
13
11
(Shakespeare) to dep...
diseuse
12
9
(French) a female di...
disfame
15
14
to throw into disrep...
dishome
15
13
to deprive of a home...
disjune
14
19
(Scots) breakfast [n...
dislike
15
13
to regard with avers...
dispace
17
14
to range about [v DI...
dispone
13
12
to make a legal tran...
dispose
14
11
to arrange or settle...
dispute
15
12
to argue about [v DI...
disrate
12
8
to lower in rank [v...
disrobe
14
11
to undress [v DISROB...
dissave
14
12
to use savings for c...
distome
13
11
a parasitic flatworm...
distune
12
10
to put out of tune [...
distyle
20
11
a portico with two c...
disyoke
19
14
to free from a yoke...
diverge
15
14
to move in different...
diverse
14
12
varied [adj DIVERSEL...
divorce
17
15
to terminate the mar...
divulge
17
16
to reveal [v DIVULGE...
divulse
16
14
to tear away [v DIVU...
docible
18
15
able to be made doci...
dockage
16
17
a charge for the use...
dockise
16
15
to convert to dock u...
dockize
19
24
to convert to dock u...
dogbane
13
14
a small genus of per...
dogeate
11
10
the office of a doge...
dogface
17
16
a soldier in the US...
doggone
12
13
damned, cursed [adj...
doghole
15
13
a wretched dwelling...
doglike
15
15
resembling a dog [ad...
dogpile
16
14
a heap of bodies for...
dogvane
13
15
a small vane to show...
dolente
11
10
musical direction, t...
dolosse
12
9
DOLOS, (South Africa...
domaine
11
12
(French) an estate w...
dominee
11
12
a minister of the Du...
dominie
12
12
a schoolmaster, a tu...
doobrie
13
11
a thing whose name i...
dormice
16
14
DORMOUSE, any member...
doucine
14
13
(French) an ogee mou...
dourine
11
10
a disease of horses...
dovekie
14
16
(Scots) a kind of gu...
dowable
17
15
entitled to an endow...
doyenne
15
12
a women who is the e...
drabble
17
15
to make wet and dirt...
dracone
13
12
(tradename) a towed...
draftee
13
11
one that is drafted...
draggle
15
13
to make wet and dirt...
drappie
16
14
(Scots) a little dro...
drayage
18
12
transportation by dr...
dribble
18
15
to let saliva flow f...
drizzle
20
27
to rain lightly [v D...
dropple
17
15
a trickle [n -S]
druggie
15
13
(colloquial) a drug...
drumble
17
16
to move slowly [v DR...
dryable
21
14
able to be dried [ad...
dualise
13
10
to make twofold, als...
dualize
16
19
to make twofold, als...
duallie
14
11
a pickup truck with...
ducdame
16
16
(Shakespeare) a mean...
ductile
17
13
easily molded or sha...
ductule
17
14
a small duct [n -S]
dudette
12
10
a dudish female [n -...
dulcite
17
13
a saccharine substan...
dulcose
16
13
a saccharine substan...
dunnage
11
13
wood laid in a ship'...
dunnite
11
11
a kind of explosive...
duotone
10
10
a drawing etc. done...
dupable
17
16
able to be duped [ad...
durable
15
13
lasting [adj DURABLY...
durance
14
13
restraint by physica...
duresse
12
9
compulsion by force,...
dwindle
16
14
to decrease steadily...
dyeable
20
14
that can be dyed, al...
dyeline
18
12
a photocopying proce...
earache
15
12
a pain in the ear [n...
earhole
13
10
the external opening...
earlike
13
12
like an ear [adj]
earlobe
13
11
the soft lower part...
eatable
13
11
anything used as foo...
eaterie
10
7
a restaurant, also E...
ebauche
18
16
(French) a rough dra...
ebonise
12
11
to stain black in im...
ebonite
12
11
a kind of black vulc...
ebonize
15
20
to stain black in im...
ebriate
13
10
intoxicated, also EB...
ebriose
13
10
intoxicated, also EB...
eccrine
17
14
of a gland, e.g. a s...
echappe
20
18
(French) a kind of l...
echelle
18
14
(French) an arrangem...
echoise
16
12
to repeat another pe...
echoize
19
21
to repeat another pe...
eclipse
18
14
to obscure [v ECLIPS...
eclogue
16
14
a pastoral poem, oft...
ecocide
17
14
the destruction of t...
ecorche
19
15
(French) a manikin,...
ecotage
14
12
sabotage for ecologi...
ecotone
12
11
a transition area be...
ecotype
22
15
a group of organisms...
ecozone
15
20
a regional ecosystem...
ecuelle
16
13
(French) a two-handl...
ecumene
14
15
an inhabited area [n...
edamame
12
14
a preparation of bab...
edifice
17
14
a building [n -S]
educate
14
12
to teach [v EDUCATED...
eelfare
13
11
a group of young eel...
eellike
14
13
like an eel [adj]
effable
18
17
capable of being exp...
efforce
18
16
(obsolete) to force...
effulge
18
17
to shine out [v EFFU...
egalite
13
10
(French) the state o...
egotise
12
9
to talk about onesel...
egotize
15
18
to talk about onesel...
ekpwele
18
18
a former monetary un...
elapine
13
12
like or pertaining t...
elative
14
12
a grammatical case i...
electee
14
11
a person who has bee...
elegise
13
10
to write an elegy, a...
elegize
16
19
to write an elegy, a...
elevate
13
12
to raise [v ELEVATED...
elflike
17
16
like an elf [adj]
ellipse
16
12
a type of plane curv...
elocute
15
12
to speak publicly [v...
elusive
15
13
tending to elude [ad...
emanate
10
11
to send forth [v EMA...
embaste
14
13
EMBACE, to lower, al...
embathe
16
15
to bathe, also IMBAT...
emblaze
18
23
to set on fire, also...
embogue
15
16
to flow out from a r...
embrace
17
16
to hug [v EMBRACED o...
embrave
16
17
to inspire with brav...
embrute
15
14
(archaic) to degrade...
emetine
11
11
an alkaloid which ca...
emicate
15
13
to sparkle [v EMICAT...
emirate
12
10
the rank of an emir,...
emocore
14
13
a type of music comb...
emotive
14
14
pertaining to emotio...
empaire
14
13
to become worse, als...
empayre
20
15
(Spenser) to impair,...
emperce
17
16
to pierce, also EMPI...
emplace
18
17
to put in position [...
emplane
14
15
to put on an aeropla...
employe
21
16
a person employed, a...
emplume
17
18
(archaic) to provide...
emprise
15
13
(archaic) an adventu...
emprize
18
22
a dangerous undertak...
emulate
13
12
to strive to equal o...
enamine
10
12
a type of amine [n -...
enchafe
17
16
(obsolete) to make w...
enchase
15
13
to place in an ornam...
enclave
16
16
a distinct territori...
enclose
14
12
to surround, also IN...
endgame
12
14
the last stage of a...
endgate
11
11
(US) a tailboard [n...
endnote
9
10
a note placed at the...
endorse
10
9
to declare one's app...
endwise
14
12
lengthwise [adj]
endzone
12
19
in American football...
enflame
14
15
(obsolete) to inflam...
enforce
15
14
to compel, also INFO...
enframe
13
14
to put in a frame [v...
enfroze
15
20
ENFREEZE, to freeze;...
engagee
11
12
of a female writer o...
englobe
14
14
to form into a globe...
engorge
12
12
to fill with blood [...
engrace
14
13
to introduce into th...
engrave
13
14
to carve a design up...
enhance
14
14
to raise in value or...
enlarge
12
11
to make larger, also...
ennoble
12
13
to make noble [v ENN...
ennuyee
15
12
(French) affected wi...
enolase
10
9
a muscle enzyme [n -...
enounce
12
13
to enunciate; to pro...
enplane
12
13
to put on an aeropla...
enqueue
18
19
to add (a data-proce...
enquire
19
18
to ask, also INQUERE...
enrange
10
11
to arrange, also ENR...
enslave
13
13
to make a slave of [...
ensnare
9
9
to trap, also INSNAR...
enstyle
18
11
(archaic) to style;...
ensuite
11
9
(French) a room, as...
entayle
17
11
(obsolete) to carve...
entente
9
9
(French) a friendly...
entetee
9
8
(French) obstinate (...
enthuse
13
11
to show enthusiasm [...
entitle
12
9
to give a right to,...
entwine
13
12
to weave together, a...
epagoge
14
14
argument by logical...
epazote
15
19
a herb of the goosef...
eperdue
13
12
(French) desperately...
epergne
13
13
(French) a branched...
epicede
16
14
a funeral ode, also...
epicene
15
14
one having character...
epicure
17
14
one with refined tas...
epidote
13
11
a mineral, a silicat...
epigene
13
13
taking place near th...
epigone
13
13
an inferior imitator...
epilate
14
11
to remove hair from,...
epimere
14
13
in an embryo, the pa...
episode
13
11
a series of events f...
episome
14
13
a genetically active...
epistle
15
11
to preface [v EPISTL...
epitome
14
13
a typical example [n...
epitope
15
13
a part of an antigen...
epoxide
19
18
an epoxy compound [n...
epuisee
13
11
(French) exhausted (...
epurate
13
11
to purify [v EPURATE...
equable
22
21
smooth; without wide...
erasure
11
8
the act of erasing [...
eremite
12
10
a hermit, esp. a rel...
erinite
11
8
a basic arsenate of...
erosive
13
11
causing erosion [adj...
eroteme
11
10
a rhetorical questio...
erotise
11
7
to give a sexual mea...
erotize
14
16
to give a sexual mea...
errable
14
11
capable of erring [a...
errhine
13
10
an obsolete medicine...
erudite
12
9
learned [adj ERUDITE...
escapee
15
13
a person who has esc...
escribe
17
13
to construct a circl...
escuage
15
13
a tax exacted by a f...
eserine
10
8
an alkaloid found in...
esloyne
17
11
to remove to a dista...
espouse
13
11
to make a mutual pro...
esquire
20
17
a squire or shield-b...
essence
13
11
a fundamental nature...
essoyne
16
10
an excuse for not ap...
esthete
13
9
a person who loves b...
estoile
12
8
(French) in heraldry...
estrade
11
8
a low platform [n -S...
estrepe
13
10
to create waste as a...
estrone
10
8
an estrogen, also ES...
etagere
11
9
(French) a display s...
etalage
12
10
(French) a display,...
etamine
11
11
(French) a loosely w...
etrenne
9
9
(French) a New Year'...
eucaine
13
12
an anaesthetic safer...
euclase
15
12
a mineral, hydrated...
eucrite
15
11
a gabbroitic rock co...
eugarie
12
10
(Native Australian)...
euphroe
15
13
a wooden block used...
eustele
12
9
when a plant's vascu...
eustyle
19
11
a colonnade with clo...
evacuee
15
15
one who is evacuated...
evasive
15
15
tending to evade [ad...
evictee
16
14
one who is evicted [...
evirate
13
11
to castrate; to make...
evitate
13
11
to avoid, also EVITE...
evocate
15
14
to evoke [v EVOCATED...
evolute
14
13
to develop by evolut...
exabyte
25
19
a very large unit of...
examine
17
18
to inspect [v EXAMIN...
example
21
21
to illustrate, show...
exarate
16
14
of a pupa, having th...
exciple
24
21
a rim around the hym...
exclave
23
22
a portion of a count...
exclude
22
20
to shut out [v EXCLU...
excrete
20
17
to discharge or ejec...
excurse
21
18
(archaic) to digress...
execute
20
18
to perform or carry...
exedrae
16
15
EXEDRA, a curved ben...
exegete
17
16
one versed in the sc...
exemple
21
21
(French) an example...
exergue
18
17
(French) a space on...
expanse
18
18
a wide area or exten...
expense
18
18
to charge with costs...
expiate
19
17
to make complete ato...
explode
20
19
to blow up [v EXPLOD...
explore
20
18
to examine thoroughl...
expulse
21
19
(obsolete) to expel...
expunge
20
21
to delete [v EXPUNGE...
expurge
21
20
to purge away [v EXP...
extense
16
15
(obsolete) an extent...
externe
16
15
an officer in attend...
extreme
18
17
the highest degree [...
extrude
18
16
to force or urge out...
exudate
17
16
an exuded substance...
exuviae
19
19
cast-off skins, shel...
eyeable
19
13
able to be eyed [adj...
eyehole
19
12
a circular opening t...
eyelike
19
14
like an eye [adj]
eyesome
17
12
pleasant to look at...
eyesore
16
9
something unpleasant...
faconne
14
15
(French) a fabric wi...
factice
20
16
vulcanized oil, used...
factive
19
17
of a linguistic cont...
facture
17
14
the quality of the e...
faculae
17
15
FACULA, an unusually...
fadable
16
15
capable of fading [a...
fadaise
13
11
(French) an obvious...
fadlike
16
16
like a fad [adj]
fahlore
16
13
(German) an ore of c...
faience
15
14
a type of glazed pot...
failure
15
12
the act of failing [...
falcade
17
15
a leaping motion of...
falcate
17
14
curved and tapering...
faldage
15
14
(historical) the rig...
famille
17
15
(French) a type of C...
fanbase
14
14
the body of fans of...
fanfare
14
14
to herald with loud...
fanlike
15
16
resembling a fan [ad...
fansite
13
11
a website devoted to...
fanwise
16
14
spread out like an o...
fanzine
15
21
a magazine for fans...
fardage
14
13
a bottom layer of wo...
farside
14
11
the farther side [n...
fasciae
16
13
FASCIA, an architect...
fascine
16
14
a long faggot used f...
fatigue
15
13
to weary, also FATIG...
fatlike
16
15
resembling fat [adj]
faunule
14
14
the fauna of a small...
favrile
17
15
a type of iridescent...
faxable
22
21
capable of being fax...
fayence
21
16
a type of glazed pot...
feature
13
11
to present prominent...
febrile
17
14
feverish [adj]
feculae
17
15
FECULA, a fine flour...
fedarie
13
11
(Shakespeare) a conf...
fedayee
18
13
an Arab commando [n...
fellate
15
12
to stimulate the pen...
felsite
15
11
a fine-grained rock...
feminie
14
14
women collectively [...
fenagle
14
14
to obtain by tricker...
feoffee
16
16
one to whom a feudal...
fermate
14
13
FERMATA, (Italian) a...
ferrate
13
10
a salt of ferric aci...
ferrite
14
10
a form of pure iron...
ferrule
15
12
to fit with a metal...
fertile
15
11
productive [adj FERT...
ferulae
14
12
FERULA, a flat piece...
festive
16
14
befitting a festival...
fetiche
19
15
a fixation, also FET...
fiancee
15
14
a woman engaged to b...
fibrate
16
13
any of a group of ch...
fibrose
16
13
to form fibrous tiss...
fibulae
17
15
FIBULA, a bone in th...
fictile
19
14
capable of being mou...
fictive
20
17
feigned; counterfeit...
figtree
15
12
a tree that bears fi...
filaree
14
11
(Spanish) a Californ...
filasse
15
11
vegetable fibre prep...
filiate
15
11
to bring into close...
finable
16
15
subject to the payme...
finagle
15
14
to obtain by tricker...
finance
15
15
to supply the money...
finesse
13
11
to use cunning strat...
finlike
16
16
like a fin [adj]
fisheye
22
14
a suspicious stare [...
fissate
14
10
deeply split [adj]
fissile
16
11
capable of being spl...
fissive
17
14
pertaining to nuclea...
fissure
15
11
to split, cleave [v...
fitchee
19
15
in heraldry, coming...
fixable
23
21
able to be fixed [ad...
fixture
21
18
a permanent part of...
flambee
17
17
to douse with liqueu...
flannie
13
13
(Aust) a shirt made...
flattie
15
11
a light flat shoe, a...
flavine
16
16
a yellow dye made fr...
flavone
15
16
a pigment derived fr...
fleecie
17
14
(New Zealand) someon...
flexile
22
19
flexible [adj]
flexure
21
19
the act of bending [...
floosie
14
11
a prostitute, also F...
floozie
17
20
a prostitute, also F...
florule
16
13
a fossil flower, als...
flossie
15
11
a prostitute, also F...
flotage
15
13
the act of floating,...
flounce
17
16
to move with an impa...
flowage
18
16
an overflowing with...
fluence
17
16
the quality of being...
flunkie
16
17
a servile follower,...
fluxive
24
23
flowing with tears [...
flyable
24
17
suitable for flying...
flybane
22
17
a name for various p...
flyline
22
15
a type of line used...
foggage
16
16
(Scots) a grass that...
foliage
15
13
the growth of leaves...
foliate
14
11
to number the leaves...
foliole
15
12
a small structure li...
foliose
14
11
having leaves, also...
footage
13
12
measurement of payme...
footsie
13
10
flirtation involving...
forbade
15
14
FORBID, to command n...
forbare
15
13
FORBEAR, to refrain...
forbode
15
14
to indicate in advan...
forbore
15
13
FORBEAR, to refrain...
fordone
12
12
FORDO, to destroy, a...
forebye
21
15
close by, also FORBY...
forelie
14
11
(Spenser) to lie in...
foresee
12
10
to see in advance [v...
forgave
16
16
FORGIVE, to pardon [...
forgive
17
16
to pardon [v FORGAVE...
forgone
13
13
FORGO, to refrain fr...
forlese
14
11
to lose, forsake [v...
forlore
14
11
FORLESE, to lose, fo...
formate
14
13
to fly in formation...
forpine
15
14
to waste away [v FOR...
forsake
14
14
to quit or leave ent...
forsloe
14
11
to delay, also FORSL...
fortune
13
12
to endow with wealth...
fossate
13
10
having a fossa, an a...
foudrie
14
12
the jurisdiction of...
fouette
13
11
(French) a ballet-st...
fougade
14
14
a small mine, in the...
foveate
14
14
pitted, also FOVEATE...
foveole
15
15
a small fovea, also...
foxfire
22
20
a glow produced by c...
foxhole
22
20
a small battle entre...
foxlike
22
22
resembling a fox in...
fragile
16
13
easily broken [adj F...
frappee
17
16
of drinks like coffe...
frazzle
21
29
to fray [v FRAZZLED,...
freckle
19
18
to mark with small b...
freebee
14
13
something given or r...
freebie
15
13
something given or r...
freshie
16
12
a new immigrant to t...
friable
17
14
easily crumbled [adj...
friande
13
12
a (female) epicure [...
fribble
20
17
to be frivolous, tri...
frigate
15
12
a class of war vesse...
frijole
17
20
a bean used as food,...
frisbee
16
13
a plastic disk sever...
frisure
15
11
(French) the dressin...
friture
15
11
a dish of fried food...
frizzle
22
29
to curl hair tightly...
frogeye
20
14
a plant disease [n -...
fromage
15
15
cheese [n -S]
frounce
16
15
to wrinkle or frown...
frumple
19
18
(dialect) to wrinkle...
fryable
23
16
able to be fried [ad...
fullage
17
15
a charge for fulling...
fulmine
16
16
(Spenser) to explode...
fulsome
16
15
cloying [adj FULSOME...
fumette
15
14
(French) the scent o...
funebre
15
15
(French) mournful [a...
funicle
18
16
a cordlike anatomica...
furcate
17
14
forked [adj FURCATEL...
furnace
16
15
to subject to heat [...
furtive
17
15
stolen; obtained or...
fusible
18
15
capable of being fus...
gabelle
16
14
a tax on salt [n -S]
gahnite
14
12
a mineral, zinc spin...
galeate
12
10
helmet-shaped, also...
galette
13
10
a round, flat, sweet...
galilee
14
11
a small chapel or po...
gallate
14
11
a salt of gallic aci...
gallise
15
11
in wine-making, to b...
gallize
18
20
in wine-making, to b...
galoche
18
15
(French) an overshoe...
galoshe
15
12
(French) an overshoe...
gambade
15
16
a leap made by a hor...
gamboge
16
17
a kind of gum resin,...
ganache
16
15
a sweet creamy choco...
ganoine
10
11
the hard shiny subst...
garbage
15
14
food waste [n -S]
garbure
15
13
a kind of Basque sou...
garigue
14
12
(French) an uncultiv...
garotte
12
9
to execute by strang...
garpike
16
16
any of various fishe...
garrote
12
9
to execute by strang...
gaudgie
14
13
(Romany) a fellow, a...
gavotte
14
13
(French) a kind of F...
gawmoge
17
17
a clownish person [n...
gaysome
19
14
full of gaiety [adj]
gazelle
17
20
one of several small...
gazette
15
18
to announce in an of...
geechee
16
14
(US slang) a rural s...
gefilte
16
13
as in gefilte fish,...
gelable
16
14
able to set like a j...
gelande
12
12
as in gelande jump,...
gemlike
16
17
resembling a gem [ad...
gemmate
14
15
to reproduce by gemm...
gemmule
16
17
a small asexual repr...
genappe
15
16
a smooth worsted yar...
genette
11
10
one of several speci...
genoise
11
10
a rich sponge cake [...
gentile
13
11
a non-Jewish person...
genuine
11
12
authentic [adj]
geocode
14
13
to assign geographic...
germane
12
13
closely related to;...
gestate
12
9
to carry in the uter...
gesture
13
10
to express by bodily...
getable
15
13
able to be got [adj]
ghillie
18
13
a Highland chief's a...
ghoulie
16
13
a demon, also GHOUL...
gibbose
17
15
humpbacked, humped;...
giraffe
17
15
a long-necked mammal...
girolle
15
11
an edible mushroom,...
gisarme
14
12
(historical) a long-...
givable
18
17
able to be given, al...
gladdie
14
12
(short for) a gladio...
glassie
14
10
a type of playing ma...
gleenie
12
11
(dialect) a guinea f...
glimpse
18
16
to see for an instan...
globate
15
13
having the form of a...
globose
15
13
shaped like a globe,...
globule
17
15
a small spherical ma...
glossae
13
10
GLOSSA, the tongue [...
glucose
17
14
a hexose sugar, foun...
glycine
23
16
the simplest amino a...
glycose
23
15
a hexose sugar, foun...
gobonee
12
13
composed of squares...
godlike
15
15
resembling a god [ad...
goldeye
19
13
a freshwater fish [n...
goloshe
15
12
an overshoe, also GA...
goodbye
20
15
a remark or gesture...
gothite
15
11
an ore of iron, also...
gouache
17
15
a method of painting...
gougere
13
12
a kind of choux past...
goyishe
21
13
like a goy, non-Jew,...
grabble
18
16
to grope, also GRUBB...
gracile
17
13
gracefully slender [...
grackle
18
17
a kind of American b...
gradate
12
10
to change by degrees...
gradine
12
11
one of a series of s...
grandee
11
11
a man of high rank [...
granite
12
10
a highly felsic igne...
grannie
11
11
to defeat totally, a...
grantee
11
10
one to whom somethin...
granule
13
12
a little grain [n -S...
grapple
18
16
to struggle or conte...
gratine
12
10
(French) cooked or s...
gravure
15
14
any process of makin...
grecise
16
12
to provide with a Gr...
grecize
19
21
to provide with a Gr...
grecque
24
22
(French) a fret patt...
greenie
11
10
(colloquial) a pound...
gregale
14
12
(Italian) a northeas...
gremmie
15
15
an inexperienced sur...
grenade
11
11
a small explosive sh...
gribble
19
16
a small crustacean w...
griddle
15
12
to cook on a flat pa...
griesie
13
9
(Spenser) grey, also...
grimace
17
15
to contort the facia...
gripple
19
16
greedy, grasping, al...
gristle
15
10
the tough part of me...
grizzle
21
28
to become grey-haire...
grockle
18
17
a tourist or incomer...
groupie
15
13
a female follower of...
grubble
19
17
to grope, also GRABB...
grumble
18
17
to mutter in discont...
grumose
14
13
consisting of cluste...
grundle
14
13
(US slang) the perin...
gruntle
14
12
to put in good humou...
grushie
16
12
(Scots) healthy, thr...
gruyere
19
12
(French) a kind of c...
guanase
11
11
an enzyme [n -S]
guanine
11
12
a yellowish-white, a...
guardee
12
11
a guardsman [n -S]
guayule
20
14
a silver-leaved shru...
guerite
13
10
(French) a projectin...
guidage
14
13
(obsolete) the rewar...
guipure
16
14
a kind of lace havin...
gumlike
17
18
resembling gum [adj]
gumline
15
15
the edge of the gums...
gummite
16
16
a hydrated oxide of...
gummose
15
16
gumlike, or composed...
gumshoe
16
15
to investigate steal...
gumtree
14
13
a tree that exudes g...
gunfire
15
14
the firing of guns [...
gunnage
12
14
a total of guns on a...
gunwale
16
15
the upper edge of a...
gutlike
16
15
resembling guts [adj...
guttate
13
10
to exude liquid [v G...
guyline
20
14
a wire used to suppo...
gyplure
23
16
a synthetic attracta...
habitue
16
13
(French) one who hab...
hachure
19
15
to make a hatching o...
hadrome
14
13
the conducting tissu...
haglike
17
16
like a hag [adj]
hagride
15
12
to drive as though p...
hagrode
14
12
HAGRIDE, to drive as...
haltere
14
10
the rudimentary hind...
hambone
15
16
to overact, also HAM...
handaxe
18
18
a stone axe shaped t...
haplite
17
13
a fine-grained, ligh...
haptene
14
13
a substance similar...
hardoke
14
14
(Shakespeare) an uni...
harmine
14
13
an alkaloid derived...
hastate
13
9
spear-shaped, also H...
hatable
16
13
capable of being, or...
hatlike
16
14
resembling a hat [ad...
haulage
15
13
the act of hauling [...
haylage
21
14
a type of hay [n -S]
hayrake
20
15
a large rake for col...
hayride
20
12
a pleasure ride in a...
haywire
23
14
wire used in baling...
headage
13
12
a subsidy payable to...
hectare
16
12
a measure of area, 1...
hektare
14
13
a measure of area, 1...
hemione
13
13
an Asiatic wild ass,...
hemline
15
14
the bottom edge of a...
henbane
13
14
a plant of the night...
henlike
15
15
like a hen [adj]
heptane
14
13
a saturated hydrocar...
heptose
15
12
any monosaccharide s...
herbage
16
14
herbs collectively [...
herbose
15
12
abounding with herbs...
herisse
14
9
(French) in heraldry...
herniae
12
10
HERNIA, the protrusi...
heroine
12
10
a brave woman [n -S]
heroise
13
9
to make heroic, also...
heroize
16
18
to make heroic, also...
hessite
14
9
a lead-gray sectile...
hewable
19
16
able to be hewed [ad...
hicatee
16
12
a West Indian freshw...
hidable
17
14
able to be hidden [a...
hipbone
17
16
a pelvic bone [n -S]
hiplike
19
17
resembling a hip [ad...
hipline
17
14
the distance around...
hirable
17
13
available for hire,...
hircine
17
13
characteristic of a...
hireage
14
11
the fee for hiring s...
hirstie
15
9
(Scots) dry, barren,...
hirsute
15
10
roughly hairy [adj]
histone
13
10
any of a group of si...
hoblike
18
17
like an elf [adj]
hoecake
16
16
a thin cake of groun...
hoelike
15
14
like a hoe [adj]
hoglike
17
16
coarsely selfish, al...
hogmane
14
15
a Scottish celebrati...
hognose
13
12
a type of snake with...
honoree
11
10
a person receiving a...
hoochie
18
14
(colloquial) a promi...
hopbine
17
16
the stalk of the hop...
hoplite
17
13
a heavily armed Gree...
hormone
13
13
a secretion of the e...
hospice
19
15
a shelter [n -S]
hostage
14
11
a person held as sec...
hostile
15
10
like an enemy [adj H...
hotcake
17
16
(US) a griddlecake [...
hotline
14
11
a direct communicati...
houhere
15
12
a small evergreen Ne...
huswife
20
16
a sewing kit [n HUSW...
hutchie
20
15
(Australia) a ground...
hutlike
17
15
like a hut [adj]
hyacine
22
15
(Spenser) a blue gem...
hyaline
20
13
glassy, of or like g...
hyalite
21
12
a pellucid variety o...
hydrase
20
12
an enzyme that speed...
hydrate
20
12
to combine with wate...
hydriae
20
12
HYDRIA, a large Gree...
hydride
21
13
any compound of hydr...
hyenine
18
13
of or like a hyena,...
hygiene
20
14
the science of prese...
hypnone
20
16
an aromatic ketone u...
icelike
17
15
like ice [adj]
icewine
17
14
a dessert wine made...
ichnite
17
13
a fossil footprint,...
iconise
14
11
to venerate, also IC...
iconize
17
20
to venerate, also IC...
idlesse
13
9
idleness [n -S]
idolise
13
9
to worship, also IDO...
idolize
16
18
to worship, also IDO...
igarape
14
12
a canoe waterway in...
ignoble
15
14
not noble, unworthy...
illapse
16
12
to glide in [v ILLAP...
imagine
13
13
to form a mental pic...
imamate
13
13
the office of an ima...
imbathe
17
15
(archaic) to bathe,...
imblaze
19
23
to adorn with glitte...
imbrute
16
14
(archaic) to degrade...
imburse
16
14
to put in a purse [v...
imitate
13
10
to behave in the sam...
immense
13
14
huge [adj IMMENSER,...
immerge
15
15
to plunge into a liq...
immerse
14
13
to plunge into a liq...
impasse
15
13
a position from whic...
impaste
15
13
to lay colours on th...
impinge
16
16
to collide with [v I...
implate
16
14
to put a covering pl...
implete
16
14
(archaic) to fill [v...
implode
16
15
to collapse inward [...
implore
16
14
to beg for urgently...
imprese
15
13
an emblem with a mot...
improve
17
17
to make better [v IM...
impulse
17
15
to give impetus to [...
incense
13
12
to make very angry [...
inchase
16
13
to place in an ornam...
incline
15
13
to slant [v INCLINED...
inclose
15
12
to surround, also EN...
include
16
14
to take in as part o...
inconie
13
12
delicate and pretty,...
incurve
17
16
to curve inward, als...
indorse
11
9
to declare one's app...
indulge
14
13
to yield to the desi...
infante
12
12
(historical) a title...
inflame
15
15
to set on fire [v IN...
inflate
14
12
to expand with air o...
inforce
16
14
to compel, also ENFO...
infulae
14
13
INFULA, a headband u...
ingenue
11
12
(French) an artless,...
inglobe
15
14
to form into a globe...
ingrate
12
10
(archaic) ungrateful...
inherce
16
13
(Shakespeare) to enc...
inklike
15
17
like ink [adj]
innerve
12
13
to supply with nerve...
inosine
10
9
a compound of hypoxa...
inosite
11
8
an alcohol found in...
inphase
15
13
having matching elec...
inquere
19
18
(Spenser) to ask abo...
inquire
20
18
to ask about, also E...
insanie
10
9
(Shakespeare) insani...
inscape
16
14
the essential inner...
inshore
13
10
belonging to the reg...
insigne
12
11
a sign of membership...
insnare
10
9
to trap, also ENSNAR...
inspire
14
11
to influence to grea...
instate
11
8
to install in office...
insulae
12
10
INSULA, a Roman bloc...
insulse
13
10
lacking wit; dull; i...
intense
10
9
existing in a high d...
interne
10
9
a trainee gaining pr...
intimae
12
11
INTIMA, the innermos...
intitle
13
9
to give a right to,...
intrude
12
10
to thrust or force o...
intwine
14
12
to weave together, a...
inulase
12
10
an enzyme that forms...
inutile
13
10
useless; unprofitabl...
inverse
13
12
opposite [adj INVERS...
invitee
13
12
one who is invited [...
invoice
16
15
a letter of advice o...
involve
16
17
to implicate or enta...
inweave
15
15
to weave in [v INWOV...
iridise
13
8
to make iridescent,...
iridize
16
17
to make iridescent,...
irisate
12
7
to make iridescent [...
irksome
14
14
tending to irk [adj]
ironise
11
8
to satirize with iro...
ironize
14
17
to satirize with iro...
isagoge
13
11
an academic introduc...
isatine
11
8
a substance obtained...
isobare
13
10
a type of atom, also...
isobase
13
10
a contour line of eq...
isodose
11
8
one of several zones...
isogone
11
10
a line indicating th...
isolate
12
8
to set apart from ot...
isoline
12
9
a map line indicatin...
isomere
12
10
a body or compound w...
isonome
11
11
a line connecting po...
isotone
10
8
one of a number of n...
isotope
13
10
one of two more atom...
isotype
20
12
in taxonomy, a dupli...
isozyme
22
21
one of several varia...
itemise
13
10
to set down the part...
itemize
16
19
to set down the part...
iterate
11
7
to repeat, do again...
ivresse
14
11
(French) drunkenness...
ivylike
23
18
like ivy [adj]
jacksie
18
23
the posterior, also...
jadeite
13
17
a mineral, a silicat...
jaghire
17
20
(Hindi) the governme...
jalouse
14
18
to suspect, also JEA...
jambone
15
23
a lone hand in Euchr...
jamlike
17
24
like jam [adj]
jasmine
14
20
a genus of oleaceous...
jauntee
12
18
(obsolete) jaunty, s...
jauntie
13
18
a naval master-at-ar...
jawbone
17
23
to lecture or scold...
jawhole
19
22
(Scots) a cesspool;...
jawlike
19
24
resembling the frame...
jawline
17
21
the outline of the l...
jetlike
16
21
resembling a jet aer...
jiglike
18
23
like a jig [adj]
jobname
15
23
a computer code for...
johnnie
14
20
(slang) a condom, al...
joyance
21
22
delight [n -S]
joyride
20
19
to take a ride for p...
joyrode
19
19
JOYRIDE, to take a r...
jubilee
17
21
a celebration, also...
jumelle
17
22
(French) a paired or...
juncate
16
21
(Spenser) a junket,...
jussive
17
21
a word used to expre...
justice
18
20
a judge [n -S]
kagoule
14
15
a light anorak, also...
kainite
12
12
hydrous magnesium su...
kantele
12
13
a Finnish zither, al...
kaoline
12
13
a very pure white cl...
karaoke
12
15
a type of musical si...
kathode
14
14
a negatively charged...
keelage
13
14
the amount paid to k...
kermode
13
15
a type of black bear...
kernite
12
12
a hydrated oxide of...
ketaine
11
12
(French Canadian) in...
keyhole
21
16
a hole for a key [n...
keyline
19
15
a diagram representi...
keynote
17
14
to deliver the main...
khanate
13
14
the domain of a khan...
khedive
17
18
a Turkish viceroy [n...
kidlike
16
17
like a child [adj]
killdee
15
14
a wading bird, also...
kimchee
19
19
a spicy Korean dish...
kippage
18
19
(Scots) a state of d...
kitenge
13
14
a cotton cloth worn...
kleagle
15
15
an official in the K...
knapple
17
19
to break off with an...
knittle
14
13
a string that draws...
knobble
17
19
to beat with the fis...
knubble
18
20
to beat with the fis...
knuckle
18
21
to hit with the join...
kokanee
11
16
(Native American) a...
kunzite
16
22
a lilac variety of s...
kyanise
18
14
to treat wood with a...
kyanite
18
14
a mineral, an alumin...
kyanize
21
23
to treat wood with a...
labiate
14
11
a plant with liplike...
labrose
14
11
having thick or larg...
lactase
15
11
an enzyme that acts...
lactate
15
11
to secrete milk [v L...
lactone
14
12
a cyclic ester [n -S...
lactose
15
11
a lactic sugar [n -S...
lacunae
14
13
LACUNA, an empty spa...
ladette
12
9
a lively woman who b...
ladrone
11
10
(archaic) a robber;...
laetare
11
8
the fourth Sunday in...
laicise
16
11
to free from clerica...
laicize
19
20
to free from clerica...
lairage
13
10
cattle housing [n -S...
lairise
13
8
to act like a flashy...
lairize
16
17
to act like a flashy...
lalique
22
19
a style of cut glass...
laminae
12
12
LAMINA, a thin plate...
larvate
14
12
masked, also LARVATE...
lasagne
12
11
an Italian baked pas...
lastage
13
10
a duty formerly paid...
latence
14
12
the state of being l...
latrine
12
9
a type of toilet [n...
lattice
16
11
to form a network of...
lauwine
15
13
(German) an avalanch...
lawfare
17
14
the practice of usin...
lawlike
18
16
being like the law [...
layette
18
10
clothing or equipmen...
laytime
20
13
the total time allow...
leafage
14
13
foliage, also LEAFER...
leakage
13
14
the act or an instan...
leasowe
14
11
to pasture, also LEA...
leasure
12
9
(Spenser) leisure [n...
lecture
16
12
to expound on a spec...
leechee
16
13
(Chinese) a tropical...
legatee
12
10
the inheritor of a l...
legible
17
14
capable of being rea...
leglike
16
15
like a leg [adj]
legside
14
11
that half of a crick...
leisure
13
9
free time, also LEAS...
leonine
10
10
of or like a lion [a...
leprose
14
11
affected with lepros...
leptome
15
14
phloem or bast [n -S...
lettuce
16
12
a herb used in salad...
leucine
15
13
an amino acid, also...
leucite
16
12
a silicate of alumin...
libelee
15
12
one who is libeled,...
librate
15
11
to oscillate before...
licence
18
15
to issue or grant au...
license
15
12
to issue or grant au...
licente
15
12
SENTE, a monetary un...
lignage
14
13
(obsolete) lineage,...
lignite
14
11
brown coal, a stage...
lignose
13
11
a constituent of lig...
ligulae
15
12
LIGULA, a tongue-lik...
likable
17
16
able to be liked, al...
limbate
16
14
having an edge of a...
limeade
13
12
a nonalcoholic drink...
linable
15
13
lying in a straight...
lindane
11
11
an insecticide [n -S...
lineage
12
11
direct descent from...
lineate
11
9
marked with lines, a...
linguae
13
12
LINGUA, the tongue [...
linkage
14
15
the act of linking [...
lionise
12
9
to treat as a celebr...
lionize
15
18
to treat as a celebr...
liplike
18
16
like a lip [adj]
liquate
21
18
to separate or purif...
liriope
15
11
a stemless Asian her...
lisente
12
9
SENTE, a monetary un...
lissome
14
11
easily flexed, lithe...
lithate
15
10
(obsolete) a urate,...
lithite
16
10
a calcareous body se...
littlie
15
9
(Australian slang) a...
livable
18
16
suitable for living...
lockage
17
17
the toll on a ship p...
logline
14
12
a line for finding t...
lorette
12
8
a courtesan [n -S]
loricae
15
11
LORICA, (Latin) a le...
losable
15
12
able to be lost [adj...
lovable
17
16
worthy of love, also...
lowlife
19
15
a despicable person,...
lozenge
15
20
a rhombus or diamond...
lucarne
15
13
(French) a dormer wi...
lucence
18
16
the quality of being...
lucerne
15
13
a fodder plant, aka...
luggage
16
15
baggage of a travell...
lughole
17
14
(colloquial) the ear...
lunette
12
10
(French) a crescent-...
lunulae
13
12
LUNULA, (Latin) a Br...
lurdane
12
11
(archaic) a dull or...
lyddite
20
12
a high explosive for...
macabre
17
16
gruesome, also MACAB...
macaque
23
23
a kind of short-tail...
macchie
21
18
MACCHIA, a dense gro...
machete
17
15
a large heavy knife,...
machine
17
16
to process by a mech...
machree
17
15
(Anglo-Irish) an aff...
macrame
16
16
ornamental knotted t...
maculae
16
15
MACULA, (Latin) a sp...
madrone
11
12
(Spanish) a Californ...
magnate
12
13
a great or noble per...
makable
16
18
capable of being mad...
malaise
13
11
a feeling of debilit...
maleate
12
11
a salt of malic acid...
maltase
13
11
an enzyme that produ...
maltese
13
11
as in maltese cross,...
maltose
13
11
a hard, white crysta...
malware
16
14
software that intent...
mammate
14
16
having mammae, breas...
manacle
15
15
to handcuff [v MANAC...
manatee
10
11
a large aquatic mamm...
mandate
11
12
an official instruct...
manhole
14
14
an opening large eno...
manille
14
13
(French) in the card...
maniple
15
15
(Latin) a subdivisio...
manlike
14
16
like a man [adj MANL...
manmade
12
15
made by man [adj]
mannite
11
12
a sweet alcohol obta...
mannose
10
12
a sugar obtained by...
manrope
13
14
a rope used as a han...
manwise
15
14
in a manner characte...
maplike
17
18
resembling a map [ad...
mapwise
18
16
in the manner of a m...
maremme
14
16
MAREMMA, (Italian) a...
margate
13
12
a tropical fish [n -...
marline
13
12
a line of two loosel...
marlite
14
11
marl with 25% to 75%...
marmite
14
13
(French) a metal or...
marmose
13
13
a small South Americ...
marquee
20
20
a large tent with op...
massage
13
12
to knead or manipula...
massive
15
14
of great size [adj M...
matinee
11
11
(French) an afternoo...
matooke
12
14
in Uganda, plantain...
matrice
16
13
the womb; that in wh...
maulgre
15
14
to show spite toward...
mauvine
14
16
a mauve dye, also MA...
maypole
21
16
a decorated pole use...
measure
12
11
to compare with a st...
meataxe
17
17
a meat cleaver [n -S...
mediate
12
11
middle, intervening...
medrese
12
11
(Arabic) an Islamic...
medusae
12
12
MEDUSA, a jellyfish,...
megasse
13
12
crushed sugarcane, a...
melange
13
14
(French) a mixture o...
mellite
15
12
a mineral of a honey...
meltage
14
13
the process of melti...
message
13
12
to send a communicat...
mestome
13
13
biological conductin...
methane
13
13
a colourless odourle...
metisse
13
10
(French) the (female...
metopae
13
13
METOPE, a space betw...
micelle
18
15
a group of molecular...
microbe
18
16
a microscopic organi...
midlife
17
15
middle age [n MIDLIV...
midline
14
13
a median line [n -S]
midsize
17
20
medium [adj]
midsole
14
12
the middle layer of...
midwife
19
17
to assist a woman in...
midwive
19
18
to assist a woman in...
migrate
14
12
to move from one reg...
mileage
14
13
the total distance e...
millage
16
14
a type of monetary r...
millime
17
15
a monetary unit of T...
milline
15
13
a unit of advertisin...
milvine
16
16
of or resembling bir...
mimosae
13
13
MIMOSA, any tropical...
minable
15
15
able to be mined, al...
minette
12
11
(French) the smalles...
miniate
12
11
to decorate with rub...
mintage
13
13
the coin, or other p...
miocene
14
14
denoting the fourth...
mirable
16
14
(Shakespeare) wonder...
miracle
17
14
an event ascribed to...
mirbane
14
14
an apparently meanin...
miscite
17
13
to cite wrongly [v M...
miscode
16
14
to code wrongly [v M...
misdate
13
11
to date incorrectly...
misdone
12
12
MISDO, to do wrongly...
misease
12
10
(archaic) uneasiness...
misfare
15
13
to fare badly [v MIS...
misfile
17
14
to file in the wrong...
misfire
16
13
to fail to fire [v M...
misgave
16
16
MISGIVE, to make dou...
misgive
17
16
to make doubtful or...
misgone
13
13
MISGO, to go astray...
mishmee
16
15
the bitter root stoc...
mislike
16
15
(archaic) to dislike...
mislive
17
15
to live a bad life [...
mismade
14
14
MISMAKE, to make inc...
mismake
15
17
to make incorrectly...
mismate
14
13
to mate unsuitably [...
mismove
16
17
to move wrongly [v M...
misname
13
14
to call by the wrong...
mispage
16
15
to page incorrectly...
misrate
13
10
to rate incorrectly...
misrule
15
12
to rule unwisely or...
missile
15
11
an object or weapon...
missive
16
14
a written communicat...
mistake
14
14
to interpret wrongly...
mistime
15
13
to time wrongly [v M...
mistune
13
12
to tune incorrectly...
mistype
22
15
to type incorrectly...
misyoke
20
16
to yoke improperly [...
mixable
22
21
capable of being mix...
mixible
23
21
capable of being mix...
mixtape
21
20
a compilation of son...
mixture
20
18
the product of mixin...
mizmaze
20
31
a labyrinth [n -S]
mockage
17
19
(obsolete) mockery [...
moderne
11
12
pretentiously modern...
modiste
13
11
a dealer in stylish...
mofette
14
13
a fissure in the ear...
moidore
12
11
a former gold coin o...
molasse
13
11
soft sediment produc...
monocle
15
15
an eyeglass for one...
montage
12
13
to combine into a co...
montane
10
12
the lower vegetation...
monture
12
12
(French) a mounting,...
moolvie
15
15
a teacher of Islamic...
mooneye
16
13
a freshwater fish of...
moorage
12
12
the act of mooring [...
moraine
11
11
an accumulation of d...
morelle
14
12
a flowering plant, a...
moriche
18
15
a tall South America...
morrice
16
13
(obsolete) a morris...
morsure
13
11
a bite [n -S]
mortice
16
13
to join or fasten se...
mortise
13
10
to join or fasten se...
morulae
13
12
MORULA, an embryonic...
moselle
14
12
a German white wine...
mouille
15
13
(French) of certain...
moulage
14
14
(French) an impressi...
mousmee
13
14
a Japanese girl, esp...
movable
17
18
something that can b...
mozette
15
19
MOZETTA, (italian) a...
mucosae
15
14
MUCOSA, a mucous mem...
mudhole
16
15
a hollow place full...
mullite
16
13
an aluminium silicat...
multure
15
13
to take a fee for gr...
munchie
18
17
a small amount of fo...
mundane
11
14
ordinary, banal [adj...
muntrie
13
12
(Native Australian)...
muriate
13
11
(archaic) a chloride...
murrine
13
12
a kind of clear glas...
muscone
15
15
a macrocyclic ketone...
muscose
16
14
mosslike, also MUSCO...
musette
13
11
(French) a small bag...
muskone
13
16
a macrocyclic ketone...
muspike
17
18
a freshwater fish [n...
mutable
16
15
capable of change [a...
myeline
19
14
the fatty substance...
myomere
19
15
part of a vertebrate...
myosote
18
12
a flowering plant, a...
myotome
19
15
a segment of the bod...
myotube
21
16
a cylindrical cell t...
myrbane
20
16
an apparently meanin...
myspace
24
18
to search for a pers...
mythise
22
14
to tell a traditiona...
mythize
25
23
to tell a traditiona...
naartje
12
17
(Afrikaans) a small...
nacelle
15
13
a structure on the w...
nacrite
14
11
a clay mineral [n -S...
nagapie
13
13
(Afrikaans) the bush...
nagware
14
13
software that is fre...
naivete
12
12
the quality of being...
namable
14
15
able to be named, al...
namaste
11
11
(Sanskrit) a traditi...
nandine
9
11
a West African civet...
nanobee
10
12
an artificial nanopa...
narcose
13
11
experiencing a hallu...
nardine
10
10
pertaining to nard [...
nargile
13
11
(Persian) a hookah,...
narrate
10
8
to tell a story [v N...
nartjie
13
17
(Afrikaans) a small...
naturae
10
9
NATURA, (Latin) natu...
navette
12
12
a gem cut in a point...
nebulae
13
13
NEBULA, (Latin) a ha...
necktie
15
15
a strip of fabric wo...
necrose
13
11
to affect with necro...
nedette
10
9
a female ned, hoolig...
neglige
14
13
(French) a woman's l...
neogene
9
11
relating to the Mioc...
neonate
8
9
a newborn child [n -...
neotype
18
13
a specimen selected...
nervate
12
12
having veins [adj]
nervine
12
13
a soothing medicine...
nervule
14
14
a vascular ridge on...
nervure
13
13
a vascular ridge on...
netlike
13
13
like a net [adj]
netsuke
12
13
a small Japanese car...
neurine
10
10
a very poisonous pto...
neurite
11
9
an axon or dendrite...
neurone
9
10
the basic cellular u...
newcome
17
17
recently arrived [ad...
niblike
16
16
like a nib [adj]
nicoise
14
11
made or garnished wi...
nictate
14
11
to wink [v NICTATED,...
nightie
15
12
a nightgown, also NI...
niobate
12
11
a salt of niobium [n...
niobite
13
11
the chief ore of nio...
nitchie
17
13
a derogatory term fo...
niterie
11
8
(colloquial) a night...
nitrate
11
8
a salt or ester of n...
nitride
12
9
a compound of nitrog...
nitrile
13
9
any organic cyanide...
nitrite
12
8
a salt of nitrous ac...
noctule
15
13
a large bat [n -S]
noisome
11
11
noxious, unwholesome...
nominee
10
12
one that is nominate...
noncore
12
12
not core [adj]
nonette
9
9
a musical piece for...
nongame
11
14
not hunted for food,...
nonheme
12
14
not containing iron...
nonhome
12
14
not taking place in...
nonlife
13
13
the absence of life...
nonuple
13
14
a set of nine [n -S]
nonwage
13
14
not obtained from a...
noplace
16
15
not at any place, no...
notable
13
12
a person of distinct...
notaire
10
8
in France, a public...
nourice
14
12
(obsolete) a nurse [...
noursle
12
10
to foster, also NOUS...
novelle
14
14
NOVELLA, a short nov...
novenae
10
13
NOVENA, a series of...
nowhere
15
13
a nonexistent place...
noyance
18
14
(Spenser) annoyance...
noysome
17
13
(obsolete) noisome,...
nuclide
16
14
an atom of specified...
nundine
10
12
(Latin) the ancient...
nunlike
13
15
like a nun [adj]
nuraghe
14
13
a broch-like Sardini...
nurture
12
10
to nourish [v NURTUR...
nutcase
14
12
a crazy person [n -S...
nutlike
14
14
like a nut [adj]
nymphae
22
18
NYMPHA, a fold of th...
oaklike
14
16
like an oak [adj]
oarlike
13
12
like an oar [adj]
oatcake
14
14
a thin unleavened ca...
oatlike
13
12
like an oat [adj]
obelise
14
11
to mark with an obel...
obelize
17
20
to mark with an obel...
obligee
15
13
one who is obliged [...
oblique
23
21
slanting [adj OBLIQU...
obovate
14
14
of a leaf, egg-shape...
obscene
15
14
offensive, disgustin...
obscure
17
14
indistinct [adj OBSC...
observe
15
14
to look attentively...
obtrude
14
12
to thrust forward [v...
obverse
15
14
the side of the coin...
obviate
15
14
to forestall [v OBVI...
occlude
19
16
to stop up [v OCCLUD...
ochreae
15
12
OCHREA, (Latin) a sh...
ocreate
13
10
having an ocrea, a s...
octette
14
10
a composition for ei...
octuple
18
15
eightfold [adj OCTUP...
oculate
15
12
having eyes, also OC...
odonate
9
9
any member of the or...
odorate
10
8
emitting a smell [ad...
odorise
11
8
to make odorous, als...
odorize
14
17
to make odorous, als...
offence
17
17
a transgression [n -...
offense
14
14
(US) an offence, a v...
offeree
14
13
someone who is offer...
offline
16
15
taking place when th...
offside
16
14
between the ball, or...
offtake
16
17
a pipe or channel fo...
oilhole
15
11
a hole through which...
oldwife
18
15
a kind of duck, aka...
olefine
13
12
a hydrocarbon of the...
olivine
14
13
a mineral, iron and...
onetime
11
11
former [adj]
onshore
12
10
towards the shore [a...
onstage
11
10
being a part of the...
oophyte
21
14
a stage of developme...
oospore
12
10
a fertilized egg wit...
opaline
13
12
an opaque white glas...
operate
12
10
to perform a functio...
operose
12
10
involving great labo...
oporice
16
13
an old medicine made...
opuscle
18
15
a short work, also O...
orature
11
8
oral forms of litera...
ordinee
10
9
one that is being or...
orifice
17
13
an opening, esp. ana...
origane
11
10
marjoram, also ORIGA...
osmiate
12
10
a salt of osmic acid...
ossicle
16
11
a small bone [n -S]
ostiate
11
7
having an ostium (a...
ostiole
12
8
a small bodily openi...
otarine
10
8
relating to the otar...
outbake
14
15
to surpass in baking...
outcome
15
14
a result [n -S]
outdare
11
9
to surpass in daring...
outdate
11
9
to make out-of-date...
outdone
10
10
OUTDO, to exceed in...
outdure
12
10
(obsolete) to outlas...
outedge
12
11
the farthermost boun...
outface
16
14
to confront unflinch...
outfire
14
11
to surpass in firing...
outgate
12
10
an exit [n -S]
outgave
14
14
OUTGIVE, to give mor...
outgaze
15
19
to surpass in gazing...
outgive
15
14
to give more than [v...
outgone
11
11
OUTGO, to go beyond...
outhire
14
10
to hire out, also OU...
outhyre
20
12
(Spenser) to hire ou...
outline
12
10
to make a general st...
outlive
15
13
to live longer than...
outlove
14
13
to surpass in loving...
outmode
12
12
to put out of fashio...
outmove
14
15
to move faster than...
outname
11
12
to exceed in naming...
outpace
16
14
to move faster than...
outrace
14
11
to run faster than [...
outrage
12
10
to arouse anger or r...
outrate
11
8
to surpass in rating...
outrave
13
12
to surpass in raving...
outride
12
9
to ride faster than...
outrode
11
9
OUTRIDE, to ride fas...
outrope
13
11
an auction sale, als...
outside
12
9
the outer side [n -S...
outsize
15
17
an exceptionally lar...
outsole
12
9
the outer sole of a...
outtake
12
12
to take out, except...
outvote
13
12
to defeat by a major...
outwile
16
12
to surpass in wiling...
outwore
14
11
OUTWEAR, to last lon...
ouverte
13
12
(French) open, also...
ouvrage
14
14
(French) work [n -S]
overage
13
13
an excess, a surplus...
overate
12
11
OVEREAT, to eat to e...
overawe
15
14
to subdue by inspiri...
overdue
13
13
due and more than du...
overdye
19
14
to dye with too much...
overeye
18
13
to survey [v OVEREYE...
overlie
14
12
to lie above [v OVER...
oversee
12
11
to watch over and di...
overuse
13
12
to use too much [v O...
ovicide
17
15
an agent that kills...
ovulate
14
13
to produce ova [v OV...
owllike
18
16
like an owl [adj]
ownable
16
15
able to be owned [ad...
ownsome
14
14
a solitary state [n...
oxalate
17
15
a salt of oxalic aci...
oxazine
19
24
a chemical compound...
oxazole
20
24
a liquid chemical co...
oxidase
17
15
any of a group of en...
oxidate
17
15
to combine with oxyg...
oxidise
18
15
to combine with oxyg...
oxidize
21
24
to combine with oxyg...
oxysome
24
19
a structural unit of...
oxytone
22
17
a word bearing an ac...
ozonate
12
17
to treat with ozone...
ozonide
13
18
a compound of ozone...
ozonise
13
17
to convert into ozon...
ozonize
16
26
to convert into ozon...
pacable
19
17
(archaic) able to be...
package
18
19
to put into a contai...
padrone
12
12
(Italian) an innkeep...
paiocke
17
17
(Shakespeare) an obs...
pajocke
19
26
(Shakespeare) an obs...
palamae
14
14
PALAMA, the webbing...
paleate
13
11
like a palea [adj]
palette
14
11
a board on which an...
pallone
14
13
an Italian ball game...
palmate
15
14
resembling an open h...
palpate
16
14
to examine by touch...
panache
17
16
dash or flamboyance...
pancake
16
18
to land an aircraft...
pandore
12
12
ancient musical inst...
pangene
12
14
a hypothetical unit...
panicle
17
15
a loosely branched f...
panlike
15
16
resembling a pan, a...
pannage
12
14
the right to pasture...
pannose
11
12
like felt [adj]
panoche
17
16
(Spanish) a type of...
panpipe
17
17
a musical instrument...
pantile
14
12
an overlapping, S-sh...
pantine
12
12
(obsolete) a pastebo...
papable
18
17
capable of being a p...
papoose
14
13
an American Indian b...
pappose
17
16
furnished with a pap...
papulae
16
15
PAPULA, (Latin) a pi...
parable
16
14
to represent by a mo...
paracme
17
16
a stage of decline [...
parafle
16
14
(Scots) a pretentiou...
parbake
16
17
to bake partially [v...
pardale
14
12
a leopard, also PARD...
pardine
13
12
pertaining to or lik...
parelle
15
12
a lichen which yield...
parkade
14
15
a multilevel structu...
parolee
13
11
one who is paroled [...
parpane
14
14
a stone passing thro...
partake
14
14
to participate, also...
partite
14
10
divided; (esp. of pl...
parture
14
11
(Spenser) a departur...
parvise
16
14
an enclosed area in...
passade
13
11
a turn of a horse ba...
passage
14
12
to make a voyage [v...
passive
16
14
not active [adj PASS...
pastime
15
13
a recreational activ...
pasture
14
11
to put out to graze...
paterae
12
10
PATERA, a type of Ro...
patible
17
14
capable of suffering...
patinae
12
11
PATINA, a film or su...
patonce
15
14
of a heraldic cross,...
pavisse
16
14
a large medieval shi...
pawnage
16
16
an act of pawning [n...
payable
22
16
able to be paid [adj...
payfone
20
16
a coin-operated publ...
paysage
20
14
(French) a rural sce...
pealike
15
15
like a pea [adj]
pebrine
15
14
a disease of silkwor...
pectase
16
13
an enzyme [n -S]
pectate
16