7 letter words that end with E

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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	13	a salt of pectic aci...
pectise	17	13	to congeal to a jell...
pectize	20	22	to congeal to a jell...
pectose	16	13	a pectin-yielding su...
pedicle	18	15	a slender basal part...
peeptoe	14	13	denoting a shoe or s...
peerage	13	12	the rank of a noblem...
peglike	17	17	like a peg [adj]
pelisse	15	11	(French) a fur-lined...
peltate	14	11	having the stalk att...
penance	14	15	to impose a type of...
pendule	14	14	a manoeuvre in climb...
penlite	14	12	a small torch, also...
penname	12	15	a name used by an au...
pennate	11	12	having wings or feat...
pennine	11	13	a mineral of the chl...
penoche	17	16	(Spanish) a type of...
pensile	14	12	hanging loosely [adj...
pensive	15	15	engaged in deep thou...
pentane	11	12	any of three hydroca...
pentene	11	12	an unsaturated hydro...
pentice	16	14	to provide with a pe...
pentise	13	11	to provide with a pe...
pentode	12	12	a type of electron t...
pentose	12	11	a sugar with five ca...
penuche	18	17	a fudge-like candy,...
peonage	12	13	the condition of bei...
pepsine	15	14	a digestive enzyme o...
peptide	16	14	a combination of ami...
peptise	16	13	to form a colloidal...
peptize	19	22	to form a colloidal...
peptone	14	14	a substance resultin...
percale	17	14	a closely woven Fren...
percase	16	13	(obsolete) perhaps;...
percine	16	14	of or like a perch,...
perdure	14	12	to continue to exist...
perfume	17	17	to fill with a fragr...
perfuse	16	14	to diffuse through o...
perigee	14	12	the point at which a...
perique	22	20	a strong, black, Lou...
perjure	16	20	to make a perjurer o...
perlite	15	11	a kind of volcanic g...
permute	15	14	to alter the order,...
perogie	14	12	(Russian) a small du...
pertake	14	14	to participate, also...
pertuse	14	11	punched or pierced,...
pervade	15	15	to permeate the whol...
pesante	12	11	heavy in musical ter...
petiole	14	11	the stalk of a leaf...
petrale	14	11	a food fish, a kind...
phenate	14	13	a compound of phenol...
phenome	15	16	the complete set of...
philtre	18	13	to put under the spe...
phocine	18	16	pertaining to seals...
phonate	14	13	to produce speech so...
phoneme	15	16	the smallest signifi...
phorate	15	12	an insecticide [n -S...
phytane	21	15	a hydrocarbon found...
piastre	14	10	a monetary unit of s...
picante	16	14	hot and spicy [adj]
pickaxe	24	24	to use a tool for br...
picotee	16	13	(French) a variety o...
picrate	17	13	a chemical salt [n -...
picrite	18	13	a dark green igneous...
picture	18	14	to form a likeness o...
piehole	16	13	(slang) a person's m...
pierage	14	12	a fee paid for the u...
pigface	20	18	a creeping succulent...
pightle	19	15	a croft or small enc...
piglike	18	17	resembling a pig [ad...
pigsnie	15	13	(archaic) a term of...
pileate	14	11	of a mushroom, havin...
pillage	17	14	to plunder [v PILLAG...
pilulae	16	13	PILULA, a small pill...
pinbone	14	15	the hipbone [n -S]
pincase	16	14	a case for pins [n -...
pinhole	16	14	a small hole made by...
pinkeye	20	17	an inflammation of t...
pinnace	15	15	a small vessel with...
pinnate	12	12	resembling a feather...
pinnule	14	14	one of the small div...
pinocle	17	15	a card game, also PI...
pinwale	17	15	a type of fabric [n...
pipeage	16	15	transportation, as o...
pipette	16	13	a tube for transferr...
pirogue	15	13	(Carib) a dugout can...
piroque	22	20	(Carib) a dugout can...
piscine	17	14	a pool, a pond, esp....
pishoge	17	14	(Irish) sorcery, als...
pismire	16	13	an ant [n -S]
pistole	15	11	(historical) any of...
pittite	15	10	(obsolete) someone w...
pituite	15	11	(archaic) phlegm, mu...
placate	17	14	to conciliate [v PLA...
planate	13	12	having a flat surfac...
planche	19	17	a plank, a board, al...
plantae	13	12	PLANTA, the sole of...
platane	13	12	a large tree, also P...
plectre	18	14	a small pointed obje...
pledgee	15	14	one to whom somethin...
plerome	15	14	part of a plant resp...
pleurae	14	12	PLEURA, a membrane t...
plexure	21	19	an interweaving [n -...
pliable	18	15	easily bent [adj PLI...
plicate	18	14	folded like a fan [a...
pliskie	17	15	(Scots) tricky, misc...
plookie	15	15	pimply, also PLOOKY,...
plosive	17	15	an explosive (sound)...
plottie	15	11	a spiced hot drink,...
ploukie	16	16	pimply, also PLOOKIE...
plumage	17	17	the feathers of a bi...
plumate	16	15	having feathers or p...
plumose	16	15	having feathers or p...
plumpie	19	18	somewhat fat, also P...
plumule	18	17	the embryo shoot in...
plusage	16	14	an extra amount, als...
podlike	16	16	resembling a seed co...
poetise	13	10	to write poetry, als...
poetize	16	19	to write poetry, als...
pokable	17	18	able to be poked [ad...
polacre	17	14	a vessel with two or...
poleaxe	19	18	to strike with an ax...
pollaxe	21	19	an axe on a pole, al...
pollute	16	13	to make unclean or i...
polonie	13	12	(Scots) a child's po...
polyene	19	14	a hydrocarbon with m...
pommele	16	17	having a heraldic po...
pondage	13	14	the capacity of a po...
pontage	13	13	a toll paid on bridg...
pontile	14	12	an iron rod used in...
pontine	12	12	pertaining to bridge...
popette	15	13	a young female fan o...
porcine	16	14	of or pertaining to...
porkpie	17	17	a type of man's hat...
portage	14	12	to transport from on...
portate	13	10	in heraldry, in a ca...
posable	16	14	able to be posed, al...
posaune	12	12	(German) the trombon...
poseuse	13	11	(French) a female po...
postage	14	12	the charge for maili...
posture	14	11	to assume a particul...
potable	16	14	a liquid suitable fo...
potence	15	14	the quality of being...
pothole	16	13	a hole or basin cut...
potiche	19	15	(French) a round or...
potlike	16	15	resembling a pot [ad...
potline	14	12	a row of electrolyti...
pottage	14	12	a thick soup or stew...
pouldre	15	13	(obsolete) powder, a...
poursue	14	12	(Spenser) to pursue,...
poussie	14	11	a familiar name for...
poutine	13	12	a Canadian dish of c...
prabble	19	17	(Shakespeare) a clam...
prairie	14	10	a grass-covered tree...
praline	14	12	an almond coated wit...
prancke	17	18	(obsolete) to fold,...
prankle	15	16	to prance lightly [v...
prattle	15	11	to talk at length ab...
praunce	16	15	(Spenser) to prance...
preasse	13	10	to press, also PREAS...
prebade	15	14	PREBID, to bid befor...
prebake	16	17	to bake beforehand [...
precede	16	14	to go before [v PREC...
precipe	19	16	(Latin) a writ comma...
precise	17	13	sharply and clearly...
precode	16	14	to code beforehand [...
precure	17	14	to cure beforehand [...
predate	13	11	to date before the t...
predive	16	15	preceding a dive [ad...
preemie	14	13	a premature baby, al...
preface	18	16	to introduce [v PREF...
prefade	15	14	to fade beforehand [...
prefile	17	14	to file beforehand [...
prefire	16	13	to fire beforehand [...
pregame	15	15	preceding a game [ad...
prelate	14	11	a high ranking clerg...
prelife	17	14	a life conceived of...
prelude	15	13	something that goes...
premade	14	14	made beforehand [adj...
premise	15	13	to state in advance...
premove	16	17	to incite or prompt...
premune	14	15	resistant to a disea...
prename	13	14	a forename [n -S]
prenzie	16	20	(Shakespeare) a word...
prepare	15	13	to get ready [v PREP...
prepave	17	17	to pave beforehand [...
prepone	14	14	to bring forward [v...
prepose	15	13	to place a word befo...
preppie	18	16	one who attends a pr...
prepuce	19	17	a fold of skin cover...
prerace	16	13	before a race [adj]
presage	14	12	to foretell [v PRESA...
presale	14	11	before a sale [adj]...
preside	14	11	to occupy the positi...
pressie	14	10	(colloquial) a prese...
presume	15	14	to take for granted...
pretape	15	13	to tape beforehand [...
pretype	22	15	to type beforehand [...
prevene	14	15	to precede, anticipa...
previse	16	14	to foresee [v PREVIS...
prewire	17	13	to wire beforehand [...
prezzie	20	28	(colloquial) a prese...
pribble	20	17	a clamorous contest,...
prickle	20	18	to puncture slightly...
primage	16	15	an amount paid as an...
primate	15	13	any of an advanced o...
primine	15	14	the outer covering o...
primsie	16	13	(Scots) prim, demure...
prisage	15	12	the former right of...
prisere	14	10	the succession of ve...
prithee	16	12	(archaic) an express...
private	16	14	secluded from the si...
probate	15	13	to establish the val...
procure	17	14	to obtain by effort...
produce	17	15	to bring into existe...
proette	13	10	a female professiona...
proface	18	16	(Shakespeare) may it...
profane	14	14	to treat with irreve...
profile	17	14	to draw an outline o...
profuse	16	14	pouring forth genero...
prolate	14	11	having flattened sid...
proline	14	12	an amino acid common...
promine	14	14	a substance that pro...
promise	15	13	to make a declaratio...
promote	14	13	to help forward [v P...
pronate	12	11	to turn the palm dow...
propage	16	15	to propagate [v PROP...
propale	16	14	(Scots) to disclose...
propane	14	14	a flammable gas [n -...
propene	14	14	a flammable gas [n -...
propine	15	14	(archaic) to pledge...
propone	14	14	to propose, bring fo...
propose	15	13	to put forward for c...
propyne	21	16	a gaseous methyl ace...
prorate	13	10	to divide proportion...
prossie	14	10	(colloquial) a prost...
prostie	14	10	(colloquial) a prost...
protege	14	12	one whose career is...
protore	13	10	an earlier unenriche...
protyle	21	13	a hypothetical sourc...
provide	16	15	to supply [v PROVIDE...
provine	15	15	to propagate by laye...
provoke	16	18	to arouse to anger o...
prythee	22	14	used to express a re...
pucelle	19	16	(obsolete) a slut; a...
puerile	15	12	juvenile; childish [...
pugaree	14	13	(Hindi) a turban, a...
puggree	16	15	(Hindi) a turban, a...
pulsate	15	12	to expand and contra...
pulture	16	13	a right to food for...
purline	15	13	a horizontal support...
purpose	16	14	to intend to accompl...
purpure	17	15	the heraldic colour...
puslike	17	16	like pus [adj]
pustule	16	13	a pimple containing...
pycnite	23	16	a variety of topaz [...
pyrrole	21	13	a colourless toxic l...
quackle	25	25	to choke; to suffoca...
quashee	21	19	(offensive) a black...
quashie	22	19	(offensive) a black...
quayage	26	21	dues levied on goods...
queenie	18	18	a Solway scallop [n...
queynie	25	20	(Scots) diminutive o...
quibble	26	24	to argue over petty...
quickie	25	24	(colloquial) a hurri...
quiddle	22	20	(dialect) to trifle...
quiesce	23	20	to quieten down [v Q...
quinate	19	18	arranged in groups o...
quinche	25	23	(Spenser) to stir, m...
quinine	19	19	a colourless, bitter...
quinone	18	19	a crystalline deriva...
quinzie	23	27	(Inuit) a shelter ma...
quixote	26	24	a quixotic person [n...
quorate	19	17	having a quorum [adj...
rabatte	13	10	(French) to rotate i...
radiale	12	9	a wrist-bone of the...
radiate	11	8	arranged like rays [...
radicle	16	12	a rootlike organ or...
radulae	12	10	RADULA, a tonguelike...
ragtime	14	12	a style of American...
railage	13	10	transportation by ra...
ralline	13	10	pertaining to the ra...
ramilie	14	11	a type of wig, also...
rampage	15	15	to rush around wildl...
rampike	16	17	a dead tree or tree...
rampire	15	13	a flat-topped defens...
rampole	15	14	a dead tree or tree...
ranpike	14	15	a dead tree or tree...
raphide	16	13	a needle-shaped crys...
rapture	14	11	to fill with great j...
ratable	14	11	capable of being rat...
ratafee	12	10	an almond-flavoured...
ratbite	14	10	as in ratbite fever,...
rathole	14	10	a hole made by a rat...
ratlike	14	12	like a rat [adj]
ratline	12	9	any of the small lin...
rawbone	15	14	(Spenser) having lit...
rawhide	17	13	to beat with a type...
raylike	20	14	resembling a narrow...
realise	12	8	to accomplish, also...
realize	15	17	to accomplish, also...
reallie	13	9	to form again [v REA...
realtie	12	8	(Milton) sincerity,...
reargue	12	10	to argue again [v RE...
rearise	11	7	to arise again [v RE...
rearose	10	7	REARISE, to arise ag...
reawake	14	14	to awake again [v RE...
reawoke	14	14	REAWAKE, to awake ag...
rebadge	14	13	to market a product...
rebrace	16	13	to brace again [v RE...
receive	16	14	to come into possess...
recense	13	11	to revise critically...
rechate	16	12	(Shakespeare) a stra...
rechose	16	12	RECHOOSE, to choose...
reclame	16	14	publicity [n -S]
recline	15	12	to lean or lie back...
reclose	15	11	to close again [v RE...
recluse	16	12	one who lives in sol...
recoupe	16	14	the act of keeping b...
recoure	14	11	to recover, also REC...
recoyle	21	13	(Spenser) to recoil,...
recrate	14	10	to crate again [v RE...
recuile	16	12	(Spenser) to recoil,...
recurve	17	15	to bend back [v RECU...
recycle	25	16	to process waste mat...
redbone	12	12	a kind of hunting do...
redline	12	10	to withhold loans or...
redrive	14	12	to drive again [v RE...
redrove	13	12	REDRIVE, to drive ag...
redware	14	11	an edible seaweed [n...
reechie	16	12	(Shakespeare) smoky,...
reevoke	13	15	to evoke again [v RE...
refence	15	14	to fence again [v RE...
referee	12	10	to supervise the pla...
reflate	14	11	to inflate again [v...
reforge	14	12	to forge again [v RE...
reframe	14	13	to put in a new fram...
refroze	16	19	REFREEZE, to freeze...
refugee	14	13	one who flees for sa...
regauge	13	12	to adjust the gauges...
regence	14	13	(obsolete) governmen...
reginae	11	10	REGINA, (Latin) a qu...
reglaze	16	19	to glaze again [v RE...
regorge	13	11	to disgorge; to regu...
regrade	12	10	to grade again [v RE...
regrate	12	9	to buy up in order t...
regrede	12	10	to retrograde [v REG...
regulae	13	11	REGULA, the rule of...
rehinge	14	12	to hinge again [v RE...
rehouse	13	10	to establish in a ne...
reimage	13	12	to fix the image of...
reissue	12	8	to issue again [v RE...
rejoice	16	19	to feel joyful [v RE...
rejudge	15	20	to judge again [v RE...
relache	17	13	(French) a period of...
relapse	14	11	to slip back into a...
release	11	8	to set free [v RELEA...
relieve	14	12	to free from discomf...
relique	21	18	(archaic) a relic, a...
remanie	11	11	(French) a fossil or...
remerge	13	12	to merge again [v RE...
remorse	12	10	deep anguish caused...
remuage	13	13	(French) the process...
renague	11	11	to refuse, deny, als...
renegue	11	11	to refuse, deny, als...
rennase	9	9	an enzyme found in g...
repique	22	20	to score in a game o...
replace	17	14	to put back or suppl...
replate	14	11	to plate again [v RE...
replete	14	11	to fill completely [...
reprice	17	13	to price again [v RE...
reprime	15	13	to prime again [v RE...
reprise	14	10	to take back by forc...
reprive	16	14	(Spenser) to repriev...
reprize	17	19	(Spenser) to reprise...
reprobe	15	13	to probe again [v RE...
reprove	15	14	to reprove sternly [...
repryve	22	16	(Spenser) to repriev...
reptile	15	11	any of a class of co...
repulse	15	12	to drive back [v REP...
requere	19	17	(Spenser) to require...
require	20	17	to have need of [v R...
requite	20	17	to repay [v REQUITED...
requote	19	17	to quote again [v RE...
reraise	11	7	to raise again [v RE...
reroute	11	8	to choose a differen...
rescale	15	11	to plan to a new sca...
rescore	14	10	to score again [v RE...
rescuee	14	11	one that is rescued...
reseize	14	16	(Spenser) to reinsta...
reserve	13	11	to hold in abeyance...
reshape	15	12	to shape again [v RE...
reshave	15	13	to shave again [v RE...
reshine	13	10	to shine again [v RE...
reshone	12	10	RESHINE, to shine ag...
residue	12	9	something remaining...
reslate	12	8	to put down new slat...
resolve	14	12	to make a firm decis...
respace	16	13	to provide new spaci...
respade	13	11	to turn over soil ag...
respire	14	10	to breathe [v RESPIR...
respite	14	10	to relieve temporari...
respoke	14	14	RESPEAK, to speak ag...
restage	12	9	to put on the same p...
restate	11	7	to state again [v RE...
restive	14	11	uneasy, as if ready...
restoke	12	11	to stoke again [v RE...
restore	11	7	to bring back to the...
restyle	19	10	to make into a new s...
resurge	13	10	to rise again [v RES...
retable	14	11	(French) a shelf or...
retaste	11	7	to taste again [v RE...
reticle	16	11	a network of lines i...
retinae	10	8	RETINA, a membrane o...
retinue	11	9	a group of attendant...
retiree	11	7	one who has retired...
retitle	13	8	to give a new title...
retrace	14	10	to go back over [v R...
retrate	11	7	(Spenser) to retreat...
reunite	11	9	to come together aga...
revalue	14	13	to value again [v RE...
revenge	13	14	to take retribution...
revenue	12	13	the income of a gove...
reverie	13	11	a daydream, also REV...
reverse	13	11	in the opposite dire...
reveuse	13	12	(French) a (female)...
revoice	16	14	to refurnish with a...
revolve	16	16	to turn on an axis [...
reweave	15	14	to weave again [v RE...
rewrite	15	10	to write again [v RE...
rewrote	14	10	REWRITE, to write ag...
rhaphae	17	14	RHAPHE, a seamlike r...
rhizine	17	19	a lichen rhizoid [n...
rhizome	18	21	a rootlike, undergro...
ribcage	18	15	an enclosure for the...
ribible	18	14	a small three-string...
riblike	17	15	like a rib [adj]
ridable	15	12	capable of being rid...
riempie	15	13	(Afrikaans) a long r...
riffage	17	15	in jazz, the act of...
rimfire	16	13	a cartridge having t...
riotise	12	7	(obsolete) riot, ext...
riotize	15	16	(obsolete) riot, ext...
riposte	14	10	to make a return thr...
riptide	15	11	a tide that opposes...
risible	16	11	provoking laughter [...
rissole	13	8	a small ball filled...
riviere	14	11	(French) a necklace...
roastie	11	7	(colloquial) a roast...
rodlike	14	13	like a rod [adj]
romaine	11	11	(French) a type of l...
romance	14	14	to woo [v ROMANCED,...
rondure	11	10	(Shakespeare) a grac...
rootage	11	9	a system of roots [n...
ropable	16	14	that can be roped, a...
roseate	10	7	resembling a rose; o...
roselle	13	9	an East Indian hibis...
rosette	11	7	a knot or radiating...
rosiere	11	7	(Spenser) a rosebush...
rotchie	17	12	the little auk, also...
rotulae	12	9	ROTULA, (Latin) the...
roughie	15	12	a dry bough used as...
rouille	14	10	(French) a peppery g...
roulade	12	10	(French) a meat roll...
roundle	12	11	a round object, also...
routhie	14	10	(Scots) plentiful [a...
routine	11	9	regular [adj ROUTINE...
rowable	17	14	able to be rowed [ad...
rozelle	16	18	an East Indian hibis...
rubasse	14	11	a kind of ruby-red q...
ruglike	16	15	like a floor coverin...
ruinate	11	9	(archaic) to ruin, d...
rulable	16	13	able to be ruled [ad...
rulesse	13	9	(Spenser) unruly, wi...
rummage	15	16	to search thoroughly...
rundale	12	11	(Scots) a system of...
rupture	15	12	to burst [v RUPTURED...
saccade	17	14	(French) a brief rap...
saccate	17	13	having the form of a...
saccule	19	15	a small sac, also SA...
sackage	16	16	to sack or plunder [...
saclike	17	15	like a sac [adj]
safrole	14	11	a colourless oily li...
salable	15	12	able to be sold, als...
saltate	12	8	to undergo an abrupt...
saltine	12	9	a salted cracker [n...
saltire	13	8	an X-shaped cross, a...
salvage	15	14	to save from loss or...
salvete	14	12	(Latin) a greeting,...
sambuke	16	18	an ancient stringed...
sampire	15	13	a fleshy coastal pla...
sanicle	15	12	a wild flower, with...
saprobe	15	13	an organism that liv...
sarcode	14	11	protoplasm, esp. of...
sardine	11	9	to pack tightly toge...
satiate	11	7	to satisfy to capaci...
sausage	12	10	finely chopped and s...
savable	16	15	that can be saved, a...
savante	12	12	(French) a woman of...
sawlike	17	15	like a saw [adj]
sayable	20	13	able to be said [adj...
scabble	20	17	to shape roughly, al...
scaffie	19	16	(Scots) a scavenger...
scalade	15	12	the scaling of walls...
scalage	16	13	a percentage deducti...
scalare	15	11	a kind of tropical f...
scalene	14	12	one of the paired mu...
scamble	19	17	to move awkwardly; t...
scantle	15	12	to stint, make scant...
scapose	16	13	bearing a leafless s...
scapple	20	17	to work stone smooth...
scatole	15	11	a crystalline compou...
scavage	17	16	to scavenge [v SCAVA...
scedule	16	13	(US) to plan, also S...
sceptre	17	13	to invest with royal...
schanse	16	13	(Afrikaans) a heap o...
schanze	19	22	(Afrikaans) a heap o...
schappe	21	18	(German) to process...
schemie	18	15	(Scots) derogatory w...
schoole	17	13	(Shakespeare) a shoa...
science	17	14	knowledge obtained b...
sclerae	15	11	SCLERA, the outermos...
scopate	16	13	tufted, brushlike [a...
scoriae	14	10	SCORIA, the dross or...
scottie	15	10	a short-legged terri...
scourge	16	13	to whip severely [v...
scourie	15	11	(Old Norse) in the O...
scourse	15	11	to barter, exchange,...
scowrie	18	13	(Old Norse) in the O...
scrapie	17	13	a disease of sheep [...
screeve	16	14	to write begging let...
scriene	14	11	(obsolete) a screen,...
scrieve	17	14	(Scots) to glide swi...
scrooge	15	12	to crowd; to squeeze...
scrouge	16	13	to crowd; to squeeze...
scrowle	19	14	to draft, also SCROW...
scroyle	22	13	(obsolete) a wretch...
scruple	19	15	to hesitate because...
scuddle	17	14	to run hastily, also...
scuffle	21	18	to struggle in a rou...
scumble	20	18	to soften the outlin...
scutage	16	13	(historical) the tax...
scutate	15	11	shaped like a shield...
scuttle	17	12	to move or run with...
scytale	22	13	(Greek) a Spartan fo...
sdeigne	12	11	(obsolete) to disdai...
seakale	12	12	a kind of maritime c...
sealine	11	9	a coastline [n -S]
seaside	11	8	the seashore [n -S]
seasure	11	8	(obsolete) a seizure...
seaware	13	10	seaweed used as fert...
seawife	16	13	a kind of wrasse, a...
seclude	16	13	to remove or set apa...
seconde	13	12	(French) in fencing,...
secrete	14	10	to emit by means of...
sectile	16	11	capable of being cut...
seeable	13	11	able to be seen [adj...
seepage	13	12	the quantity of flui...
seisure	12	8	the act of seizing,...
seizure	15	17	the act of seizing,...
selvage	15	14	to border a fabric t...
senesce	13	11	to become old [v SEN...
sensate	10	8	felt through the sen...
sensile	12	9	responsive to stimul...
septage	14	12	the waste in a septi...
septate	13	10	having a septum [adj...
septime	15	13	the seventh parrying...
serfage	14	12	the state of being a...
seriate	11	7	arranged in a series...
serosae	10	7	SEROSA, (Latin) a th...
serrate	11	7	to supply with tooth...
seruewe	14	11	(Spenser) to surview...
servewe	16	14	(Spenser) to surview...
service	17	14	to repair [v SERVICE...
servile	15	12	slavish, fawning [ad...
sessile	13	8	stalkless, permanent...
sestine	11	8	an old verse-form of...
setline	12	9	a strong fishing lin...
setuale	12	9	(Spenser) valerian,...
seviche	19	16	(Spanish) in Mexican...
sewable	17	14	able to be sewn [adj...
sextile	19	15	the aspect of two pl...
seysure	18	10	(Shakespeare) a seiz...
shabble	19	16	(Scots) an old rusty...
shackle	19	17	to confine with iron...
shamble	18	16	to walk awkwardly [v...
sharpie	16	12	a flat-bottomed, two...
shawlie	18	13	in Ireland, a workin...
sheathe	15	11	to put into a protec...
sheenie	12	10	a Jew, a pawnbroker,...
sheeple	16	13	(colloquial) people...
sheltie	15	10	a small, shaggy pony...
shemale	15	13	a person, born a mal...
shingle	16	13	to cover with thin t...
shippie	19	15	a prostitute who sol...
shitake	15	13	(Japanese) a type of...
shizzle	22	28	a form of slang popu...
shmatte	15	12	(Yiddish) clothing,...
shmoose	14	12	(Yiddish) to chat in...
shmooze	17	21	(Yiddish) to chat, a...
shoggle	17	14	(Scots) to shake, al...
shoogie	14	11	(Scots) to swing, sw...
shoogle	15	12	(Scots) to swing, sw...
shootie	13	9	a fashionable shoe t...
shortie	14	9	(colloquial) a short...
shottle	15	10	(Scots) a small draw...
showghe	20	16	(Shakespeare) a shag...
shrieve	16	13	to hear a confession...
shuffle	20	17	to walk without lift...
shuteye	20	12	(colloquial) sleep [...
shuttle	16	11	to move back and for...
siamese	12	10	to join pipes in a w...
siameze	15	19	to join pipes in a w...
siclike	18	15	(Scots) suchlike, al...
sienite	11	8	a coarse-grained ign...
sigmate	14	12	S-shaped, also SIGMA...
signage	13	12	a system of signs in...
signore	12	10	an Italian title of...
silence	15	12	to make quiet [v SIL...
silicle	18	12	a seed vessel resemb...
silique	22	18	a type of dry fruit...
simarre	13	10	(French) a loose coa...
sincere	14	11	free from hypocrisy...
sinkage	13	14	the act of sinking [...
sinopie	13	11	SINOPIA, (Latin) a r...
sinsyne	17	11	(Scots) since that t...
sinuate	11	9	to curve in and out...
sinuose	11	9	characterized by cur...
sirname	12	11	to give the family n...
sittine	12	8	any of the nuthatch...
situate	12	8	to place in a certai...
situlae	13	9	SITULA, a bucket [n]
sixaine	17	15	a stanza of six line...
sizable	18	20	of considerable size...
skatole	13	12	a crystalline compou...
skellie	15	13	(Scots) to squint, a...
skiable	16	15	capable of being ski...
skiffle	19	18	to play a particular...
skittle	15	12	to knock down [v SKI...
skollie	15	13	(Afrikaans) a colour...
skuttle	15	13	to move or run with...
skydive	22	18	to parachute from a...
skydove	21	18	SKYDIVE, to parachut...
skyhome	22	18	a sub-penthouse flat...
skylike	22	18	like the sky [adj]
skyline	20	15	the horizon [n -S]
slainte	12	9	(Irish) an Irish dri...
smartie	13	10	(colloquial) an irri...
smittle	15	11	(Scots) infectious [...
smoodge	13	13	(Australian slang) t...
smoothe	14	12	to make smooth, also...
smuggle	17	16	to import or export...
smytrie	20	12	(Scots) a collection...
snabble	16	15	to put a bit on a ho...
snaffle	16	15	to obtain by devious...
snaggle	14	13	a tangled or knotted...
snarfle	14	12	to snarl [v SNARFLED...
sniffle	17	15	to sniff repeatedly...
sniggle	15	13	to fish for eels [v...
snirtle	13	9	(Scots) to snicker [...
snoozle	14	18	(colloquial) to nuzz...
snottie	11	8	(slang) a midshipman...
snuffle	17	16	to sniffle [v SNUFFL...
snuggle	15	14	to press closely tog...
snuzzle	19	28	to caress with the n...
soakage	12	13	the act of soaking [...
soccage	18	15	a form of feudal lan...
sociate	14	10	(archaic) an associa...
sockeye	21	16	a Pacific salmon [n...
sodaine	10	9	(obsolete) sudden, a...
soignee	11	10	carefully done, also...
soilage	13	10	green crops for feed...
soilure	13	9	a stain or smudge [n...
solfege	15	13	(French) a singing e...
soluble	16	13	that dissolves [adj...
solvate	14	12	to convert into a ty...
someone	10	11	a somebody [n -S]
sonance	12	12	a sounding, also SON...
sondage	11	11	(French) a trial bor...
sonlike	13	13	like a son [adj]
sorbate	13	10	a salt of sorbic aci...
sorbite	14	10	a fine-grained const...
sorbose	13	10	a type of sugar [n -...
sordine	11	9	a cone-shaped mute f...
soroche	16	12	mountain sickness [n...
sosatie	11	7	(Afrikaans) curried...
soubise	14	11	(French) a sauce mad...
souffle	17	15	(French) a light dis...
soutane	10	9	(French) a Roman Cat...
sowable	17	14	able to be sown [adj...
spackle	19	18	to fill cracks or ho...
spairge	15	12	to sprinkle (with mo...
spammie	16	16	(dialect) a lovebite...
spangle	15	14	to adorn with bits o...
sparkie	15	14	(colloquial) an elec...
sparkle	16	15	to reflect flashes o...
sparthe	16	12	(archaic) a long bat...
spattee	13	10	a protective outer s...
spatule	15	12	(Latin) a broad, blu...
spatzle	18	20	(German) in Jewish c...
speckle	19	18	to mark with small s...
spectre	17	13	a visible disembodie...
sperthe	16	12	(archaic) a long bat...
sphaere	15	12	(obsolete) a sphere,...
spheare	15	12	(archaic) a sphere,...
spicate	17	13	spiked; spikelike, a...
spicule	19	15	a needlelike structu...
spilite	16	11	a fine-grained igneo...
spinage	14	13	a cultivated herb, a...
spinate	13	11	bearing a spine; in...
spindle	15	13	to impale on a slend...
spinode	13	12	the cusp of a point...
spinone	12	12	as in Italian spinon...
spinose	13	11	covered with thorns,...
spinule	15	13	a small thorn, also...
spireme	15	13	a filament forming p...
spirtle	16	11	a wooden stick for s...
spittle	16	11	saliva [n -S]
splodge	16	14	to make a splash, al...
splurge	17	14	to spend money lavis...
spondee	12	12	a type of metrical f...
sporule	15	12	a small spore [n -S]
spottie	14	10	(New Zealand) a deer...
spreaze	16	19	(SW dialect) to chap...
spredde	14	12	(obsolete) to spread...
spreeze	16	19	(SW dialect) to chap...
springe	15	13	a snare with noose a...
spuddle	16	14	(dialect) a feeble m...
spulyie	22	14	(Scots) to plunder,...
spulzie	19	21	(Scots) to plunder,...
spumone	14	15	(Italian) a rich Ita...
spunkie	15	16	(Scots) an ignis fat...
spuriae	14	11	(Latin) in birds, fe...
spurtle	16	12	a wooden stick for s...
spyhole	23	15	a peephole [n -S]
spyware	23	15	software which unbek...
squamae	20	20	SQUAMA, (Latin) a sc...
squeeze	22	26	to press hard [v SQU...
squidge	22	20	to squeeze or squash...
stabile	15	11	a stationary abstrac...
staddle	13	10	a support for a hays...
staggie	14	11	(Scots) a colt, also...
staithe	14	9	a wharf for the tran...
standee	10	9	one who stands becau...
stanine	10	9	a nine-point scale o...
stapple	17	14	a tobacco pipe-stem...
starnie	11	8	(Scots) a small star...
startle	13	8	to frighten or surpr...
stashie	14	9	(Scots) fuss, ado, d...
statice	15	10	(Latin) the flower s...
stative	14	11	a verb indicating a...
stature	12	8	the natural height o...
statute	12	8	a law enacted by the...
steamie	12	10	(Scots) a public lau...
steelie	12	8	a steel playing marb...
steeple	14	11	a structure like tow...
stelene	11	9	relating to a stele,...
stemple	16	14	a crosstimber step i...
sterane	10	8	a chemical compound...
sterile	13	8	incapable of produci...
stibble	18	14	(Scots) the leavings...
stibine	14	11	antimony hydride, a...
stickie	17	14	a slip of notepaper...
stickle	18	15	to argue stubbornly...
stiddie	13	9	to forge on an anvil...
stiffie	17	13	an erect penis, also...
stipple	18	14	to paint or engrave...
stipule	16	12	an appendage at the...
stishie	15	9	(Scots) fuss, ado, d...
stomate	12	10	a minute opening in...
stompie	15	13	(South Africa) a cig...
stookie	12	11	(Scots) stucco; a st...
stoolie	12	8	(short for) a stool-...
stopple	17	14	to stop up, plug [v...
storage	12	9	a place for storing...
stottie	12	7	(dialect) a wedge of...
stourie	12	8	(Scots) dusty, also...
stowage	15	12	goods in storage [n...
strange	12	10	unusual or unfamilia...
strayve	20	13	(dialect) to wander...
strette	12	7	STRETTA, (Italian) a...
striate	12	7	to mark with striae,...
strigae	13	9	STRIGA, (Latin) the...
strodle	13	9	(dialect) to straddl...
strooke	12	11	(obsolete) a stroke...
strophe	16	12	(Greek) a group of l...
strumae	13	11	STRUMA, (Latin) a di...
stubbie	17	14	(Australian slang) a...
stubble	18	15	the leavings of a cr...
studdie	13	10	a blacksmith's forge...
studdle	14	11	a post, a prop, also...
stumble	17	15	to trip when walking...
stushie	15	10	(Scots) fuss, ado, d...
stylate	19	10	having a style or pe...
stylise	20	10	to make conventional...
stylite	20	10	(Greek) one of a cla...
stylize	23	19	to make conventional...
styrene	17	10	a liquid hydocarbon...
suasive	14	12	persuasive [adj SUAS...
subbase	16	14	the lowest part of a...
subcode	17	15	a subdivision of a c...
subduce	18	16	to take away [v SUBD...
subfile	18	15	a subdivision of a f...
sublate	15	12	to deny; to contradi...
sublime	17	15	lofty [adj SUBLIMER,...
subline	15	13	an inbred line withi...
subrace	17	14	a subdivision of a r...
subrule	16	13	a subordinate rule [...
subsale	15	12	a resale of purchase...
subsere	14	11	a type of ecological...
subside	15	12	to sink to a lower o...
subsite	15	11	a division of a site...
subsume	16	15	to classify within a...
subtile	16	12	(archaic) subtle, de...
subtone	13	12	a low or subdued ton...
subtype	23	16	a type that is subor...
subvene	15	16	to arrive or occur a...
subzone	16	21	a subdivision of a z...
succade	18	15	a candied fruit, a s...
succise	19	14	ending abruptly belo...
succose	18	14	of or like succus, j...
sucrase	15	11	an enzyme that inver...
sucrose	15	11	a white crystalline...
sueable	14	12	that may be sued, al...
suffete	16	14	(Latin) one of the c...
suffice	20	17	to be adequate [v SU...
suffuse	17	15	to spread throughout...
suicide	16	12	to kill oneself inte...
sulcate	16	12	having long, narrow...
sulfate	15	12	to treat with sulfur...
sulfide	16	13	a compound of an ele...
sulfite	16	12	a salt of sulphurous...
sulfone	14	13	a sulfur compound, a...
sullage	15	12	filth; refuse; sewag...
summate	14	14	to add together [v S...
sunbake	14	16	to bake e.g. mud har...
suncare	14	12	protection of the sk...
sunlike	14	14	like the sun [adj]
sunrise	12	9	the rising or first...
sunwise	15	12	in the direction of...
suppose	16	14	to assume to be true...
supreme	15	14	highest, greatest [a...
surance	14	12	(Shakespeare) assura...
surbase	14	11	a border above the b...
surbate	14	11	to make footsore; to...
surface	17	14	to apply an outer la...
surmise	14	11	to infer with little...
surname	12	12	to give the family n...
survive	17	16	to remain in existen...
suspire	15	11	to sigh [v SUSPIRED,...
swabbie	19	16	(US slang) a seaman,...
swaddie	15	12	a soldier, esp. a mi...
swaddle	16	13	to wrap in bandages...
swaggie	17	14	a hobo, also SWAGMAN...
swankie	15	15	(Scots) one who show...
swannie	13	12	(tradename) in New Z...
swazzle	22	29	an instrument which...
sweetie	14	10	an attractive person...
swiftie	18	13	(Australian slang) a...
swindge	16	14	(Shakespeare) to swi...
swindle	16	13	to take money or pro...
swingle	17	14	to separate the wood...
swipple	21	17	a part of a threshin...
swizzle	23	29	to defraud, cheat [v...
swozzle	22	29	an instrument which...
syenite	17	10	a coarse-grained ign...
sylloge	21	13	a collection or summ...
sylvine	21	15	a native potassium c...
sylvite	22	14	a native potassium c...
symbole	22	16	(obsolete) a cymbal...
synapse	19	13	to come together at...
synapte	19	13	(Greek) in the Greek...
syncope	22	16	a contraction of a w...
syntone	16	11	a person having a sy...
syntype	26	15	each of a set of typ...
synurae	17	11	SYNURA, any of a gen...
syrette	18	9	a small tube fitted...
syringe	19	12	to treat with inject...
systole	19	10	the normal rhythmic...
systyle	26	12	a building with inte...
tabrere	13	10	(Spenser) a person w...
tabulae	14	12	TABULA, (Latin) a ta...
tacnode	13	12	a point of contact b...
tacrine	14	11	a drug for treating...
tactile	16	11	pertaining to the se...
tadpole	14	12	the aquatic larva of...
taeniae	9	8	TAENIA, (Latin) a na...
taenite	10	8	a nickel-iron alloy...
taglike	15	14	like a tag [adj]
tagline	13	11	the final line of a...
tagmeme	14	15	the analysis of arra...
taillie	14	9	(Scots) an entailmen...
tailzie	16	17	(Scots) an entailmen...
takable	15	15	that can be taken, a...
talcose	15	11	of or pertaining to...
tallage	14	11	a tax levied by the...
tamable	15	14	capable of being tam...
tankage	12	14	the capacity of a ta...
tannage	10	11	the process of tanni...
tannate	9	9	a salt of tannic aci...
taphole	16	13	a hole in a blast fu...
tappice	19	16	to lie low [v TAPPIC...
taraire	11	7	(Maori) a type of Ne...
tardive	14	12	late in development...
tartane	10	8	a Mediterranean sail...
tartare	11	7	(French) a mayonnais...
tartine	11	8	(French) a slice of...
tartufe	14	11	(French) a hypocrite...
taurine	11	9	a crystalline compou...
taxable	20	18	capable of being tax...
taxwise	21	17	pertaining to taxes...
teacake	14	14	a small cake served...
teachie	16	12	(obsolete) tetchy, a...
tealike	13	12	resembling tea [adj]
teatime	12	10	the usual time for t...
teaware	13	10	a tea service [n -S]
tectite	15	10	a type of small glas...
teenage	10	10	the age between 13 a...
tegulae	13	11	TEGULA, (Latin) a sc...
tektite	13	11	a type of small glas...
tempore	14	13	(Latin) in the time...
tenable	13	12	capable of being hel...
tensile	12	9	of or relating to st...
tensive	13	12	causing tensity [adj...
tentage	11	10	a supply of tents [n...
tepache	18	15	(Spanish) a Mexican...
tergite	13	9	the back of an arthr...
termite	13	10	a so-called white an...
ternate	10	8	with three leaflets...
terpene	12	11	any of a class of vo...
terrace	14	10	to form into raised...
terrane	10	8	a kind of rock forma...
terrene	10	8	earthly [adj TERRENE...
terrine	11	8	(French) an earthenw...
testate	11	7	one who makes a will...
tetrode	11	8	a type of electron t...
tetrose	11	7	a sugar whose molecu...
textile	19	15	a woven fabric [n -S...
texture	18	15	to make by weaving [...
thanage	13	12	the district in whic...
thankee	13	14	(colloquial) thank y...
theatre	13	9	a building for drama...
thecate	16	12	having a theca, an e...
thenage	13	12	the district in whic...
thermae	14	12	(Latin) hot springs...
thickie	19	16	a stupid person, als...
thimble	19	16	to wear a cap on the...
thistle	16	10	a prickly composite...
thorite	14	9	a silicate of thoriu...
threave	15	13	(Scots) a collective...
thuggee	16	14	(Hindi) murder and r...
thulite	16	11	a red zoisite found...
thwaite	17	12	(Old Norse) a piece...
thylose	21	12	an ingrowth from a n...
thymine	21	15	one of the four base...
tigrine	13	10	like a tiger [adj]
tillage	15	11	the operation of til...
tillite	15	9	a stiff impervious c...
timbale	16	14	(French) a dish of m...
tinlike	14	13	like tin [adj]
tintype	20	13	a colloquial name fo...
tinware	14	11	articles made of tin...
tirasse	12	7	(French) a pedal-cou...
titchie	18	12	very small, also TIC...
titmice	17	13	TITMOUSE, any of var...
titmose	13	10	(Spenser) a titmouse...
titrate	12	7	to measure the stren...
toastie	11	7	(colloquial) a toast...
toccate	17	13	TOCCATA, (Italian) a...
toelike	13	12	like a toe [adj]
toeshoe	12	9	a dance shoe designe...
tollage	14	11	payment of toll; als...
toluate	12	9	a salt of any one of...
toluene	11	10	a solvent derived fr...
toluide	13	10	a derivative of glyc...
toluole	13	10	a solvent derived fr...
tonette	10	8	a simple flute [n -S...
tonnage	10	11	total weight in tons...
tonsure	11	9	to shave the head of...
tontine	10	9	a form of collective...
tooshie	13	9	(Australian slang) a...
tootsie	11	7	a foot, also TOOTSY...
topline	14	12	to feature in a head...
topside	14	11	the upper portion of...
tornade	10	9	a storm with very st...
torsade	11	8	an ornament on a hat...
torsive	14	11	twisted [adj]
tortile	13	8	twisted [adj]
tortive	14	11	(Shakespeare) turned...
torture	12	8	to subject to severe...
torulae	12	9	TORULA, (Latin) a ye...
tostone	10	8	(Spanish) a Mexican...
totable	14	11	capable of being tot...
toughie	15	12	a tough person, also...
toustie	12	8	(Scott) irascible [a...
towable	17	14	able to be towed [ad...
towline	15	12	a line used for towi...
towrope	16	13	a rope used in towin...
toylike	20	14	like toys [adj]
toysome	18	12	sportive; trifling;...
trachle	18	13	to draggle, also TRA...
trackie	16	14	(of a garment) origi...
traduce	15	12	to defame [v TRADUCE...
tragule	14	11	(Greek) a small deer...
trainee	10	8	one who receives tra...
traipse	14	10	to walk wearily, als...
trammie	14	13	(Australian) a tram...
trample	16	14	to tread roughly ove...
tranche	16	13	(French) a slice or...
trangle	13	11	in heraldry, a dimin...
trannie	10	9	(colloquial) transis...
trapeze	16	19	to perform on a gymn...
treacle	15	11	to smear with molass...
treadle	12	9	to work by a foot pe...
treague	12	10	(Spenser) a truce [n...
treddle	13	10	to work by a foot pe...
treille	14	9	(French) a trellis [...
tremble	16	14	to shake involuntari...
trenise	11	8	(French) the fourth...
trestle	13	8	a framework for supp...
triable	15	11	subject to judicial...
tribade	14	11	(French) a female ho...
tribble	18	14	a horizontal frame w...
tribune	14	12	an ancient Roman off...
tribute	15	11	a testimony or gift...
trickie	17	14	characterized by dec...
trickle	18	15	to run slowly in a s...
trilobe	15	11	something that has t...
trindle	13	10	to propel by causing...
tringle	14	11	a curtain-rod for a...
tripple	18	14	a horse's ambling ca...
trireme	13	10	an ancient Greek or...
triseme	13	10	a type of metrical f...
trisome	13	10	a chromosome that oc...
tritide	13	8	a compound of tritiu...
tritone	11	8	a musical interval o...
trizone	14	17	a country formed of...
trochee	16	12	a type of metrical f...
troelie	12	8	(Tupi) an Amazonian...
troolie	12	8	(Tupi) an Amazonian...
tropine	13	11	a poisonous alkaloid...
trouble	15	12	to distress [v TROUB...
trounce	14	12	to beat severely [v...
trucage	16	13	(French) the faking...
truckie	17	15	a truck driver, also...
truckle	18	16	to yield weakly [v T...
truffle	18	15	an edible fungus, al...
trundle	13	11	to propel by causing...
trustee	12	8	to entrust to an adm...
tsatske	13	11	(Yiddish) a knickkna...
tsigane	12	10	(Hungarian) a gypsy,...
tublike	17	16	like a tub [adj]
tuilyie	20	11	(Scots) to struggle,...
tuilzie	17	18	(Scots) to struggle,...
tumesce	16	14	to swell [v TUMESCED...
tumshie	16	13	a turnip [n -S]
tunable	14	13	capable of being tun...
tuneage	11	11	(a piece of) recorde...
tunicae	14	12	TUNICA, (Latin) an e...
tunicle	16	13	a short ecclesiastic...
tunnage	11	12	a tax of so much a t...
turbine	14	12	a type of engine, al...
turdine	12	10	belonging to a famil...
turfite	15	11	a devotee of horse r...
turgite	14	10	an iron ore [n -S]
tussive	15	12	relating to a cough,...
tussore	12	8	(Hindi) a fawn-colou...
twaddle	16	13	to talk foolishly, a...
twangle	16	14	to make a sharp, vib...
twasome	15	13	(Scots) a twosome [n...
twattle	16	11	to talk foolishly, a...
tweedle	15	12	to perform casually...
tweenie	13	11	(colloquial) a betwe...
tweeple	17	14	people who communica...
twiddle	17	13	to play idly with so...
twinkie	16	15	(trade) a stereotypi...
twinkle	17	16	to shine with a flic...
twizzle	23	29	to twirl, spin [v TW...
twoonie	13	11	(colloquial) a Canad...
twosome	15	13	a pair of two [n -S]
typable	23	16	that can be typed, a...
typhose	22	14	of or pertaining to...
tyranne	16	11	to play the oppresso...
tzigane	15	19	(Hungarian) a gypsy,...
ukelele	14	14	a small guitar-like...
ukulele	15	15	a small guitar-like...
ulexite	19	16	a hydrous borate of...
ululate	14	11	to lament loudly and...
umbrage	16	16	to offend [v UMBRAGE...
umbrere	15	14	(Spenser) the visor...
umbrose	15	14	shade-giving; dusky,...
umwhile	20	17	(Scots) some time ag...
unagile	13	12	not agile [adj]
unakite	12	13	an igneous rock [n -...
unalike	13	14	not alike [adj]
unalive	14	14	lacking in vitality...
unawake	14	16	not awake [adj]
unaware	13	12	not aware, also UNAW...
unborne	12	13	UNBEAR, to free from...
unbrace	16	15	to free from braces...
unbrake	14	16	to release a brake [...
unbroke	14	16	(archaic) unbroken [...
unchoke	17	18	to free from obstruc...
unclose	15	13	to open [v UNCLOSED,...
uncrate	14	12	to remove from a cra...
uncurse	15	13	to free from a curse...
undrape	13	13	to strip of drapery...
unfence	15	16	to remove a fence [v...
unfilde	15	14	(Spenser) not rubbed...
unfroze	16	21	UNFREEZE, to cause t...
unglove	15	16	to uncover by removi...
ungulae	13	13	UNGULA, a nail, claw...
unhable	16	15	(obsolete) unable [a...
unhinge	14	14	to remove from hinge...
unhorse	13	11	to cause to fall fro...
unhouse	13	12	to deprive of a prot...
uniface	16	15	a coin having a desi...
unisize	15	18	made to fit all size...
unitage	12	11	amount in units [n -...
unitise	12	9	to divide into units...
unitive	14	13	serving to unite [ad...
unitize	15	18	to divide into units...
unlaste	12	10	UNLACE, to unfasten...
unloose	11	10	to set free, also UN...
unmitre	13	12	to depose from the r...
unnerve	12	14	to deprive of courag...
unnoble	13	14	to deprive of nobili...
unplace	17	16	to displace [v UNPLA...
unplume	16	17	to strip of feathers...
unpurse	14	13	to relax the lips fr...
unquote	19	19	to close a quotation...
unreave	12	13	to unwind; to disent...
unreeve	12	13	to withdraw a rope f...
unruffe	16	16	(Shakespeare) beardl...
unscale	15	13	to remove the scales...
unsense	10	10	to deprive of sense...
unshale	14	12	to strip the shale,...
unshape	15	14	to deprive of shape,...
unsmote	12	12	(archaic) unsmitten...
unsoote	10	9	(Spenser) unsweet [a...
unspide	14	13	(Spenser) unspied, u...
unspoke	14	16	UNSPEAK, (Shakespear...
unstate	11	9	(Shakespeare) to dep...
unswore	14	12	UNSWEAR, to retract...
untrace	14	12	to loose from traces...
untride	12	10	(Shakespeare) not tr...
untwine	14	13	to separate twisted...
unvaile	14	14	(obsolete) to unveil...
unvoice	16	16	to deprive of voice...
unwarie	14	12	(Spenser) unwary [ad...
unweave	15	16	to undo something wo...
unwhite	17	14	not white [adj]
unwrite	15	12	to undo the writing...
unwrote	14	12	UNWRITE, to undo the...
upborne	15	15	UPBEAR, to raise alo...
upbroke	17	18	UPBREAK, to break ou...
upclose	18	15	to close up [v UPCLO...
upcurve	20	19	to curve upward [v U...
upcycle	28	20	to recycle waste pro...
upgrade	15	14	to raise to a higher...
upheave	17	17	to heave up [v UPHEA...
upraise	14	11	to raise up [v UPRAI...
uprouse	14	12	to rouse up [v UPROU...
upscale	18	15	to appeal to wealthy...
upslope	17	15	an upward slope [n -...
upspake	17	18	UPSPEAK, to speak up...
upspoke	17	18	UPSPEAK, to speak up...
upstage	15	13	to outdo theatricall...
upstare	14	11	to stare upward [v U...
upstate	14	11	the northern region...
upsurge	16	14	to surge up [v UPSUR...
upvalue	17	17	to increase the valu...
uralite	13	9	an altered mineral,...
uranide	11	10	a radioactive elemen...
uranite	11	9	a mineral, aka autun...
uredine	11	10	relating to uredo, a...
urgence	15	14	(archaic) urgency [n...
uricase	15	11	an enzyme occurring...
uridine	12	10	a pyrimidine nucleos...
urinate	11	9	to discharge urine [...
urinose	11	9	of or pertaining to...
urnlike	14	14	like an urn [adj]
urodele	12	10	one of the Urodela,...
uromere	12	11	any one of the abdom...
urosome	12	11	the abdomen, or post...
urtexte	18	15	URTEXT, (German) the...
usaunce	14	13	a generally accepted...
useable	14	12	that can be used, al...
uterine	11	9	pertaining to the ut...
utilise	14	9	to make use of, also...
utilize	17	18	to make use of, also...
utricle	17	12	a saclike cavity in...
vacance	18	18	the state of being v...
vaccine	19	18	a preparation given...
vacuate	16	15	(obsolete) to make v...
vacuole	17	16	a small cavity in or...
vaginae	13	14	VAGINA, the passage...
vaivode	15	16	(Russian) orig the t...
valance	16	16	a drapery hung along...
valence	16	16	a chemical bond, als...
vallate	15	13	having a raised rim...
valuate	14	13	to appraise, evaluat...
valvate	16	16	having valves [adj]
valvule	18	18	a small valve, also...
vamoose	13	14	to leave quickly, al...
vampire	17	17	to prey upon [v VAMP...
vandyke	20	19	to notch or zig-zag...
vantage	13	14	(Spenser) to benefit...
vareuse	13	12	(French) a kind of l...
variate	13	11	to change, vary [v V...
variole	14	12	a small depression r...
vatable	16	15	liable to VAT (value...
vauntie	13	13	boastful, also VAUNT...
vawntie	16	15	boastful, also VAUNT...
vedette	13	12	(French) a mounted s...
vehicle	20	17	a device used as a m...
veinule	14	14	a small vein, also V...
veloute	14	13	(French) a kind of s...
vendace	15	16	a whitefish, found i...
vendage	13	15	the grape harvest, a...
ventage	13	14	(Shakespeare) a fing...
ventige	14	14	(Shakespeare) a fing...
ventose	12	12	an apparatus sometim...
venture	13	13	to risk, also VENTRE...
verbile	17	15	one whose mental ima...
verbose	15	14	wordy [adj VERBOSER,...
verdite	14	12	green mica [n -S]
verdure	14	13	green vegetation [n...
verrine	13	12	an appetiser or dess...
versine	13	12	a versed sine, a tri...
versute	14	12	crafty; wily [adj]
vesicae	16	14	VESICA, (Latin) a bl...
vesicle	18	15	a small blister or b...
vespine	15	15	of wasps; wasplike,...
vestige	15	13	a visible sign of so...
vesture	14	12	clothing, esp. eccle...
vibrate	16	14	to move back and for...
viciate	17	14	(obsolete) to impair...
vicomte	18	17	(French) in France,...
vidette	14	12	(French) a mounted s...
viduage	15	15	(Latin) widowhood; w...
village	17	15	a small community in...
villose	16	13	abounding in, or cov...
vinasse	13	12	a residue left after...
vintage	14	14	to strip of grapes,...
violate	14	12	to fail to observe d...
violone	13	13	(Italian) a double-b...
virgate	15	13	an early English lan...
virgule	17	15	a diagonal printing...
viscose	17	14	the sodium salt of c...
visible	18	15	able to be seen [adj...
visitee	14	11	the person to whom a...
vitesse	14	11	(French) speed [n -S...
vitiate	14	11	to impair the qualit...
vitrage	15	13	(French) a thin curt...
vitrine	14	12	a glass showcase for...
vittate	14	11	marked or striped wi...
vocable	19	18	capable of being utt...
voiture	14	12	(French) a carriage...
voivode	15	16	(Russian) orig the t...
volable	17	16	(Shakespeare) nimble...
volante	13	13	a two-wheeled horse...
voltage	15	14	electromotive force...
voluble	18	17	fluent in speech; to...
volvate	16	16	having a volva, a sa...
vomicae	17	17	VOMICA, a cavity in...
vongole	14	15	(Italian) in Italian...
vorlage	15	14	(German) the positio...
votable	16	15	capable of being vot...
vouchee	18	17	one for whom another...
vulgate	16	15	the common speech of...
vulpine	17	17	pertaining to a fox...
vulture	16	14	a bird of prey [n -S...
vulvate	17	17	shaped like a vulva,...
wadable	17	15	capable of being pas...
waesome	14	13	woeful, also WOESOME...
waftage	17	15	the act of wafting [...
wafture	17	14	(Shakespeare) waving...
wagsome	16	15	waggish [adj]
wainage	14	13	land under cultivati...
waivode	16	15	(Russian) orig the t...
waiwode	17	14	(Russian) orig the t...
walleye	22	14	an eye in which the...
wanhope	17	16	(obsolete) despair [...
wannabe	14	15	someone who tries to...
wantage	14	13	a deficiency; a shor...
warfare	16	13	to wage war [v WARFA...
wargame	16	15	to engage in simulat...
warlike	17	15	pertaining to war [a...
warpage	17	15	the act of warping [...
warstle	16	11	to wrestle, also RAS...
wartime	16	13	a time of war [n -S]
warzone	16	20	a region of armed co...
wastage	15	12	something that is wa...
wastrie	15	10	reckless extravaganc...
wattage	15	12	an amount of power e...
wattape	16	13	(Native American) a...
wavicle	21	18	a subatomic particle...
waxable	23	21	able to be waxed [ad...
waxlike	23	22	resembling wax [adj]
wayfare	22	15	(archaic) to fare on...
waygone	20	15	exhausted by travel...
wayside	21	13	the side of the road...
waywode	23	16	(Russian) orig the t...
weblike	19	18	resembling a web [ad...
webpage	19	18	a single document on...
website	17	13	a location on the In...
webzine	19	23	a magazine published...
weftage	17	15	texture [n -S]
weirdie	15	11	a very strange perso...
welcome	19	17	received with gladne...
welfare	17	14	general wellbeing [n...
wetware	17	13	the living human bra...
whaisle	18	13	to wheeze, also WHAI...
whaizle	21	22	to wheeze, also WHAI...
whample	21	19	(Scots) a blow [n -S...
whangee	16	15	(Chinese) a kind of...
wharfie	19	15	(Australian slang) a...
wheedle	17	14	to entice by soft wo...
wheelie	17	13	a manoeuvre on a bic...
wheenge	16	15	(Scots) to whinge [v...
wheeple	19	16	(Scots) to give a pr...
wheezle	20	22	(Scots) to wheeze, a...
whemmle	20	19	to overturn; to thro...
whiffle	23	19	to blow in puffs [v...
whilere	18	13	(archaic) a little w...
whimple	22	19	to wear a veil in th...
whirtle	19	13	a perforated plate t...
whistle	19	13	to make a shrill sou...
whittle	19	13	to shave or cut bits...
whomble	21	19	to overturn; to thro...
whommle	20	19	to overturn; to thro...
whoopee	17	15	boisterous fun, also...
whoopie	18	15	boisterous fun, also...
whortle	18	13	a whortleberry, also...
whummle	21	20	to overturn; to thro...
wickape	21	20	(Native American) an...
wiglike	19	17	like a wig [adj]
windage	15	14	the influence of the...
windore	14	12	(obsolete) a window,...
winsome	15	14	charming, captivatin...
wirable	18	14	able to be wired [ad...
woesome	14	13	woeful, also WAEFUL,...
woiwode	17	14	(Russian) orig the t...
wooable	16	14	capable of being woo...
wordage	15	13	the number of words...
worldie	16	12	something of world-c...
wrangle	16	14	to argue noisily [v...
wrassle	16	11	to wrestle, also RAS...
wrastle	16	11	to wrestle, also RAS...
wreathe	16	12	to shape into a wrea...
wrestle	16	11	to engage in a type...
wriggle	19	15	to twist and turn [v...
wrinkle	17	16	to crease [v WRINKLE...
yachtie	23	14	(Australian slang) a...
yardage	18	12	the use of an enclos...
ycleepe	23	16	to call by name, als...
yohimbe	23	17	(Bantu) a tropical A...
yperite	20	12	mustard gas [n -S]
yugarie	19	12	(Native Australian)...
zamouse	15	20	(Arabic) a short-hor...
zampone	16	23	(Italian) a stuffed...
zebrine	16	20	a member of the zebr...
zebrule	18	21	the offspring of a m...
zeolite	15	17	any of a larger grou...
zeppole	19	23	(Italian) an Italian...
zeuxite	21	24	a mineral, ferrifero...
zincate	17	20	a salt of zinc [n -S...
zincite	18	20	an oxide of zinc [n...
zincode	17	21	(obsolete) the posit...
zingare	15	19	ZINGARA, (Italian) a...
zipline	18	21	a mechanism for trav...
zipwire	21	22	a mechanism for trav...
zoisite	15	16	a silicate of calciu...
zonulae	14	19	ZONULA, a small zone...
zoolite	15	17	a fossil animal, als...
zoonite	13	17	one of the segments...
zootype	22	21	an animal serving as...
zorgite	16	18	a metallic copper-le...
zorille	17	18	a small African mamm...

7 letter words that end with E

7 letter words that end with E

7 letter E word

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LETTER E WORD