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abampere
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a unit of electric c...
abatable
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able to be abated as...
abdicate
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to renounce or surre...
abductee
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one who is abducted...
aberrate
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11
to go astray, deviat...
abessive
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15
a grammatical case d...
abeyance
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a state of suspensio...
abidance
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the act of abiding [...
ablative
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indicating direction...
ablegate
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a papal envoy [n -S]
abnegate
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to renounce or repud...
abortive
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failing to succeed [...
abrasive
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15
capable of grinding...
abrogate
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13
to repeal (a law, cu...
abscisse
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14
the distance of a po...
absentee
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12
one who is not prese...
absinthe
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14
(French) the wormwoo...
absolute
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13
unconditional, funda...
absterge
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13
to cleanse by wiping...
abstruse
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12
difficult to underst...
abusable
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16
able to be abused [a...
acalephe
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17
any cnidarian (a jel...
acanthae
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ACANTHA, a sharp spi...
acarbose
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14
a drug for treating...
acaudate
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13
tailless, also ACAUD...
acauline
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14
having a very short...
acaulose
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13
having a very short...
acceptee
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17
one who is accepted...
accolade
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16
an expression of pra...
accorage
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16
(Spenser) to encoura...
accoutre
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15
to dress or equip, e...
accurate
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15
free from error [adj...
acerbate
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14
to embitter, to irri...
acervate
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15
heaped [adj ACERVATE...
aciculae
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16
ACICULA, (Latin) a n...
acierage
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13
the covering of a me...
acierate
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11
to turn into steel [...
acknowne
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(Shakespeare) aware,...
acquiree
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one that is acquired...
acridine
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a chemical compound...
acrosome
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14
a thin sac at the he...
acrylate
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14
a compound used in p...
actiniae
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12
ACTINIA, a sea-anemo...
actinide
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13
any element of a gro...
activate
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15
to set in motion [v...
activise
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15
to activate, also AC...
activize
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24
to activate, also AC...
aculeate
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13
prickly; pointed; st...
acutance
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16
a measure of photogr...
adamance
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16
unyielding hardness,...
adamsite
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12
a lung-irritating ga...
adaptive
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16
able to be adapted [...
additive
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14
in addition [adj ADD...
adequate
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19
sufficient [adj]
adessive
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13
a grammatical case i...
adhesive
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15
sticking [adj ADHESI...
adjutage
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21
(French) a tube adde...
admittee
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12
one that is admitted...
adoptive
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16
due to adoption; hav...
adorable
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13
worthy of being ador...
aduncate
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14
hooked, also ADUNC [...
advocate
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to plead in favour o...
aedicule
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14
a door or window wit...
aegirine
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11
a green mineral, a s...
aegirite
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10
a green mineral, a s...
aeglogue
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14
(archaic) a pastoral...
aerodyne
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12
a heavier-than-air a...
aerolite
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9
a meteorite [n -S]
aerotone
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9
a deep bath with mas...
aesthete
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10
a person who affects...
afebrile
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15
having no fever [adj...
affiance
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18
to betroth [v AFFIAN...
affronte
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15
in heraldry, facing...
aftereye
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13
(Shakespeare) to gaz...
agacante
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14
(French) provoking,...
agacerie
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13
(French) an allureme...
agentive
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15
a grammatical case i...
aggrieve
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to distress [v AGGRI...
agiotage
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12
speculative manoeuvr...
agitable
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14
able to be agitated...
aglycone
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17
an organic compound,...
agminate
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14
clustered together [...
aguacate
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14
the avocado pear [n...
aguelike
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16
like a fever [adj]
aigrette
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10
a tuft of feathers w...
aiguille
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13
a needlelike peak of...
airborne
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12
carried by air [adj]
airdrome
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an aerodrome [n -S]
airframe
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14
the body of an aircr...
airplane
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13
a winged aircraft pr...
airscape
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14
a view of the earth...
airspace
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14
the portion of atmos...
akaryote
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14
a cell without a nuc...
albacore
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a large tuna fish, a...
albicore
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15
a large tuna fish, a...
albitise
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to turn into albite,...
albitize
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to turn into albite,...
albumose
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a water-soluble prot...
alcidine
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pertaining to a fami...
aldehyde
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a volatile liquid ob...
aldolase
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11
an enzyme [n -S]
aldoxime
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an oxime formed by r...
alehouse
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12
a tavern where ale i...
aleurone
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11
a protein found in s...
algerine
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12
a kind of woollen fa...
algicide
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15
a substance used to...
alginate
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12
a salt of alginic ac...
alienage
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the state of being f...
alienate
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10
to make indifferent...
alkaline
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containing an alkali...
alkalise
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14
to convert into an a...
alkalize
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to convert into an a...
alkoxide
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a basic salt derived...
alkylate
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16
to combine with alky...
allanite
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11
a silicate containin...
allative
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14
a grammatical case d...
alliable
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14
capable of being all...
alliance
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14
an association forme...
alligate
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12
to unite by some tie...
allocate
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13
to set apart for a p...
allomone
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14
a chemical substance...
allottee
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10
one to whom somethin...
allotype
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15
an allotypic variant...
allozyme
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a different form of...
allspice
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16
a widely used aromat...
allusive
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15
alluding [adj]
altarage
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offerings made upon...
altitude
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11
height above sea lev...
amandine
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(French) albumin in...
amarelle
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13
a variety of sour ch...
amberite
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14
a kind of smokeless...
ambiance
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the mood or atmosphe...
ambience
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the mood or atmosphe...
ambulate
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to walk; to move abo...
ameerate
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11
the rank of an ameer...
amenable
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capable of being per...
amicable
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18
friendly [adj AMICAB...
amitrole
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12
a kind of herbicide...
ammocete
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17
the larva of a lampr...
ammolite
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15
the fossilised shell...
ammonate
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15
a type of ammonia co...
ammonite
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15
the coiled shell of...
amorance
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15
the state of being i...
amortise
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11
to liquidate gradual...
amortize
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to liquidate gradual...
amperage
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the strength of an e...
amphorae
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16
AMPHORA, a two-handl...
ampullae
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17
AMPULLA, a small two...
amputate
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to cut off [v AMPUTA...
amusable
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able to be amused [a...
amusette
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(French) a light fie...
amygdale
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a small gas bubble i...
amygdule
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18
a small gas bubble i...
anaerobe
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an organism that liv...
analcime
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a white or flesh-red...
analcite
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a white or flesh-red...
analogue
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something that bears...
anaphase
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the stage of meiosis...
ancillae
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ANCILLA, (Latin) a h...
andesine
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a kind of triclinic...
andesite
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10
a volcanic rock foun...
andesyte
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a volcanic rock, als...
anecdote
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a brief story [n ANE...
anethole
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12
an aromatic ether wh...
anginose
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12
relating to angina [...
angulate
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to form with angles...
angulose
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having an angle [adj...
anisette
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9
(French) a cordial o...
ankerite
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a mineral closely re...
ankylose
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to fuse as the bones...
annalise
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to record, also ANNA...
annalize
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to record, also ANNA...
annexure
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something added, esp...
annotate
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to append notes [v A...
announce
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to make known public...
annulate
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(obsolete) an anneli...
annulose
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12
pertaining to a ring...
anserine
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10
belonging to the goo...
antecede
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to go before [v ANTE...
antedate
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10
to date from before...
antelope
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any one of a group o...
antennae
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ANTENNA, a feeler in...
antetype
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14
something which a ty...
antiacne
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13
acting to clear up a...
anticise
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12
to play antics, also...
anticize
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to play antics, also...
antidote
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10
something which coun...
antidune
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12
a sandhill that form...
antigene
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12
a substance that sti...
antilife
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13
opposed to life [adj...
antimale
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13
opposed to men [adj]
antimere
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12
one of the two halve...
antimine
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13
designed to countera...
antinode
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11
a point of maximum d...
antinome
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13
one that is opposite...
antinuke
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15
opposed to the use o...
antipode
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13
the point on the ear...
antipole
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13
the opposite pole [n...
antipope
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15
a pope who opposes t...
antirape
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12
concerned with rape...
antitype
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14
something which a ty...
antliate
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10
pertaining to the an...
antrorse
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9
turned forward or up...
anyplace
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any where at all [ad...
anywhere
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any place at all [n...
aperture
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12
an opening [n -S]
aphanite
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14
any rock of such clo...
aphetise
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13
to lose the first vo...
aphetize
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to lose the first vo...
aphicide
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17
a substance that kil...
apholate
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14
a chemical used to k...
aphorise
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13
to make a concise st...
aphorize
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22
to make a concise st...
aplustre
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13
an ornamental append...
apocrine
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15
denoting a gland who...
apologue
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15
a story presenting a...
apophyge
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the curve where a co...
apostate
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11
one who commits apos...
apothece
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16
the spore-producing...
appanage
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17
a provision for main...
appellee
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16
the defendant in a j...
appetise
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14
to whet the appetite...
appetite
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14
a desire for food or...
appetize
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to whet the appetite...
applause
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16
the sound made by pe...
applique
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a work applied to, o...
apposite
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14
appropriate [adj]
appraise
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14
to set a value on [v...
apricate
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14
to expose to sunligh...
aptitude
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13
an ability [n -S]
aquacade
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an exhibition of swi...
aquatone
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a type of printing p...
aquiline
22
20
hooked like an eagle...
arborise
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11
to form many branche...
arborize
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to form many branche...
arbuscle
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16
a dwarf or shrublike...
arcature
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12
a small or blind arc...
archaise
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13
to use idioms, also...
archaize
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to use idioms, also...
archduke
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(historical) a chief...
archlute
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a large double-necke...
archwise
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16
in the manner of an...
areolate
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9
divided into areolae...
argemone
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14
a plant of the prick...
arginase
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11
a manganese-containi...
arginine
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12
one of the essential...
arguable
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15
capable of being dis...
argyrite
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12
a silver ore [n -S]
arillate
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10
having an aril, also...
arillode
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11
a caruncle or false...
aristate
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8
awned [adj]
armature
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12
to furnish with armo...
armillae
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13
ARMILLA, a bracelet,...
armozine
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a thick plain silk,...
arrasene
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9
an embroidery materi...
arrestee
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8
one that is arrested...
arrogate
13
10
to claim unduly as o...
arsehole
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11
an unpleasant and/or...
arsenate
11
9
a salt of arsenic ac...
arsenide
12
10
a compound of arseni...
arsenite
12
9
a salt formed by the...
arsonite
12
9
one who maliciously...
arthouse
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11
a cinema that shows...
artifice
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14
a clever stratagem [...
arvicole
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16
a mouse of the genus...
aseptate
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11
not partitioned by s...
asparkle
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16
in a sparkling state...
asperate
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11
to make rough or har...
aspirate
15
11
to pronounce breathi...
assemble
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15
to collect together...
assignee
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11
one to whom property...
assonate
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9
to match in a vowel...
astatide
13
9
a compound of astati...
astatine
12
9
a radioactive elemen...
astringe
14
11
to draw together [v...
asystole
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11
a heart malfunction...
atabrine
14
12
(tradename) a bitter...
atchieve
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17
(obsolete) to achiev...
atherine
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11
a fish resembling th...
athetise
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10
to reject, also ATHE...
athetize
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19
to reject, also ATHE...
atmolyse
21
14
to separate gases by...
atmolyze
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23
to separate gases by...
atonable
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13
able to be atoned fo...
atrazine
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18
a kind of weedkiller...
atremble
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15
(archaic) in a tremb...
atropine
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12
a medicine derived f...
attendee
11
10
one who attends a fu...
atticise
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11
to use atticisms, al...
atticize
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20
to use atticisms, al...
attitude
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10
a posture or positio...
audience
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14
a group of listeners...
auditive
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14
a group of listeners...
auntlike
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15
like an aunt [adj]
aureolae
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10
AUREOLA, a halo [n]
autocade
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13
a procession of moto...
autodyne
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13
a type of electrical...
autolyse
20
12
to break down tissue...
autolyze
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21
to break down tissue...
automate
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12
to convert to automa...
autosave
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13
to save by a facilit...
autosome
13
12
a chromosome other t...
autotune
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11
a software package t...
autotype
21
14
to reproduce by a ph...
autunite
13
11
a fluorescent minor...
auxocyte
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21
a cell undergoing me...
avellane
15
15
of a cross, having f...
aventure
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14
(obsolete) an advent...
aversive
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16
relating to aversion...
avianise
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13
to modify by repeate...
avianize
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22
to modify by repeate...
avowable
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19
able to be declared...
axletree
19
16
a bar used as a prim...
ayenbite
20
14
(obsolete) remorse [...
babouche
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20
a kind of heelless s...
babylike
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21
resembling a baby [a...
backache
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23
pain in the back [n...
backbite
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21
to speak ill of [v B...
backbone
20
22
the spine [n -S]
backdate
19
19
to date to an earlie...
backfile
23
22
the back numbers of...
backfire
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21
to go wrong [v BACKF...
backline
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20
in some team sports,...
backside
20
19
the buttocks [n -S]
baculine
19
17
pertaining to the st...
baculite
20
16
a fossil of the genu...
badinage
15
15
to banter [v BADINAG...
baghouse
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16
a means of cleaning...
bagnette
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14
(French) a long Fren...
baguette
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14
(French) a long Fren...
bahookie
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17
(colloquial) the but...
bailable
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16
able to be bailed [a...
bakelite
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16
(tradename) a thermo...
bakeware
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18
heat-resistant dishe...
baladine
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14
(French) a (female)...
balayage
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16
to highlight hair by...
baldpate
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16
a bald person [n -S]
balefire
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15
a bonfire or beacon-...
balistae
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12
BALISTA, a Roman mac...
balkline
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18
a line drawn across...
ballgame
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18
a game played with a...
ballonne
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15
(French) a kind of b...
ballotee
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13
a candidate in a bal...
balmlike
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20
like balm [adj]
banalise
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13
to make banal, also...
banalize
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22
to make banal, also...
bandmate
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16
a fellow member of a...
bankable
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able to be banked [a...
banknote
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a paper unit of curr...
bankside
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17
the slope of a river...
banlieue
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14
(French) a suburb [n...
bannable
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17
able to be banned [a...
banoffee
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18
banana and toffee as...
barbecue
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18
to grill over an ope...
barbeque
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24
to grill over an ope...
barbette
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14
(French) an earthen...
barbotte
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14
a kind of large catf...
barbwire
21
17
(US) barbed wire [n...
barchane
19
17
a crescent-shaped sa...
barebone
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15
(Shakespeare) a very...
baregine
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14
a gelatinous mass of...
bargeese
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13
BARGOOSE, a kind of...
bargoose
15
13
a kind of wild goose...
baritone
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12
a deep male voice, a...
barnacle
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a kind of crustacean...
barnlike
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17
like a barn [adj]
baronage
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14
the rank of a baron...
barouche
20
17
a four-wheeled hoode...
barrable
18
15
able to be barred [a...
barrette
15
11
a bar-shaped hair-cl...
barrique
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21
a wine barrel, also...
barytone
20
14
a deep male voice, a...
basanite
14
12
a black form of jasp...
baseline
15
13
a line at both ends...
basquine
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22
an outer petticoat w...
bassline
16
13
the lowest line in a...
bastille
18
13
a tower or an elevat...
bathcube
23
20
a fragrant cube for...
bathorse
17
13
(archaic) a horse wh...
bathrobe
19
16
a robe worn for taki...
batterie
15
11
(French) a ballet ju...
bayadere
20
14
a fabric with horizo...
beadlike
17
17
like a bead [adj]
beaklike
18
20
like a beak [adj]
beamlike
18
19
like a beam [adj]
beanlike
16
17
like a bean [adj]
beanpole
16
16
a pole support for c...
bearable
17
15
able to be borne [ad...
bearbine
16
15
a bindweed [n -S]
bearlike
17
16
like a bear [adj]
beatable
17
15
able to be beaten [a...
beauxite
21
19
a claylike compound...
bechance
22
20
to happen by chance...
beclothe
21
17
to put clothes on [v...
bedabble
20
19
to make wet by dabbl...
bedaggle
18
17
to soil by dragging...
bedazzle
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31
to dazzle or make di...
beddable
18
17
sexually attractive...
bedframe
18
18
the frame of a bed [...
bedimple
20
19
to make a small impr...
bedplate
18
16
a foundation framing...
beefcake
20
21
a picture of a male...
befringe
18
17
to adorn with fringe...
befuddle
19
18
to confuse [v BEFUDD...
begirdle
18
15
to surround as with...
begrudge
18
17
to concede reluctant...
bejumble
22
28
to mix confusedly [v...
belittle
18
13
to disparage [v BELI...
bellcote
20
16
an ornamental struct...
beltline
17
14
the waistline [n -S]
bemingle
18
18
to mix together [v B...
bemuddle
18
18
(archaic) to confuse...
bemuffle
22
22
to wrap or muffle [v...
bemuzzle
24
34
to put a gag on [v B...
bendable
17
17
able to be bent [adj...
bendwise
18
16
diagonally, also BEN...
benefice
19
18
an ecclesiastical of...
benzoate
16
21
a salt of benzoic ac...
bepimple
22
21
to cover with pimple...
bepraise
17
14
to lavish praise upo...
berceuse
18
15
(French) a lullaby [...
berdache
20
17
an American Indian t...
bernicle
19
16
a kind of wild goose...
berthage
18
15
a place for mooring...
beryline
22
15
of or like beryl, th...
besmudge
18
18
to cover with smudge...
besoothe
16
13
to soothe [v BESOOTH...
bespouse
17
15
to marry [v BESPOUSE...
bestadde
15
13
beset by, also BESTA...
bestride
16
12
to stride across, st...
bestrode
15
12
BESTRIDE, to stride...
beverage
17
17
any liquid for drink...
bheestie
17
13
an Indian water carr...
bichrome
22
19
two-colored [adj]
bidarkee
16
16
(Russian) an Alaskan...
biddable
19
17
obedient, docile [ad...
biennale
14
14
(Italian) an interna...
biforate
17
14
having two perforati...
bigarade
16
14
a bitter Seville ora...
bijugate
19
23
having two pairs of...
billable
21
17
that can be billed,...
billetee
17
13
one who is billeted...
bilobate
18
15
having two lobes, al...
bimbette
19
17
a very dumb female b...
bindable
18
17
able to be bound [ad...
binnacle
18
17
a casing for a ship'...
biocycle
29
20
the cycling of chemi...
biophore
19
16
a hypothetical unit...
bioscope
20
17
an early movie proje...
biowaste
18
14
waste composed chief...
biramose
16
14
divided into branche...
birdcage
20
17
a cage for birds [n...
birdlife
20
16
birds collectively [...
birdlike
19
17
like a bird [adj]
birdlime
19
16
a sticky substance p...
birdseye
22
14
a kind of primrose [...
bistable
19
15
having two stable st...
biteable
18
15
that can be bitten,...
bitesize
19
20
of food, small enoug...
bittacle
20
15
a casing for a ship'...
biunique
24
23
being a type of corr...
blamable
20
19
being at fault [adj]
bleuatre
16
13
(French) bluish [adj...
blindage
17
16
a temporary wooden s...
blockade
20
20
to block with troops...
blockage
21
21
the act of blocking...
blondine
15
15
to bleach hair blond...
bloviate
18
16
to speak pompously [...
blowhole
22
18
a hole for breathing...
blowpipe
24
21
a long straight tube...
blowtube
22
19
a long straight tube...
blueline
17
15
a line that divides...
bluenose
15
14
a nickname for a Nov...
boatable
17
15
able to be negotiate...
boatlike
17
16
resembling a boat [a...
bobskate
18
18
a child's skate havi...
bobwhite
23
19
a kind of quail [n -...
bodyline
22
16
in cricket, a style...
bodyside
22
15
the side of a body o...
boehmite
18
16
a mineral present in...
boertjie
17
20
(South Africa) frien...
boilable
19
16
able to be boiled [a...
boiserie
15
11
(French) wood panell...
boldface
21
19
to print in thick ty...
bolthole
19
15
a place or way of es...
boltlike
19
17
like a bolt [adj]
boltrope
18
15
a strong rope stitch...
bombable
21
21
able to be bombed [a...
bombarde
18
18
an alto wind instrum...
bombsite
19
17
an area that has bee...
bondable
17
17
that can be bonded [...
bongrace
18
17
a sunshade worn over...
bonhomie
17
17
(French) good nature...
boniface
19
18
(French) the proprie...
bookable
18
19
able to be booked [a...
bookcase
18
18
furniture for holdin...
booklice
20
19
BOOKLOUSE, an insect...
booklore
16
16
book learning [n -S]
boortree
14
11
(Scots) the elder-tr...
bootable
17
15
of a computer, capab...
boothose
16
13
(Shakespeare) a long...
bootlace
18
15
a lace for fastening...
boracite
18
14
a compound of magnes...
borecole
18
15
a variety of cabbage...
borehole
17
14
a hole made in the e...
boresome
15
14
tedious, boring [adj...
botanise
14
12
to collect plants fo...
botanize
17
21
to collect plants fo...
botonnee
12
13
having buds or knobs...
botryose
21
13
having the form of a...
bouderie
15
13
(French) a pouting,...
bountree
14
13
(Scots) the elder tr...
bourride
16
13
(French) a fish dish...
bourtree
15
12
(Scots) the elder tr...
boutique
24
22
a shop, or departmen...
boutonne
13
14
(French) reserved, r...
bowllike
22
20
concave [adj]
braccate
21
17
having feathered leg...
braciole
19
15
a thin slice of meat...
brakeage
16
17
the act of braking [...
brandade
14
14
(French) a Provencal...
brandise
15
13
a trivet [n -S]
brassage
16
13
(French) a mint-char...
brattice
19
14
a wooden tower used...
braunite
15
13
a native oxide of ma...
breakage
16
17
the act of breaking...
bregmate
17
16
relating to the breg...
breloque
24
22
a watch chain [n -S]
bretesse
15
11
a wooden tower used...
brettice
19
14
a wooden tower used...
breviate
17
15
a lawyer's brief [n...
bribable
21
18
able to be bribed [a...
brisance
18
15
(French) the shatter...
broadaxe
20
19
an ancient military...
brochure
21
17
a pamphlet, informat...
brockage
20
20
(Scots) fragments of...
bromance
18
18
a close but not roma...
bronzite
18
21
a variety of the min...
brookite
16
15
a mineral, titanium...
browbone
19
18
the bone of the brow...
bruilzie
21
22
(Scots) a broil, a n...
brunette
15
13
a (female) person wi...
bubaline
18
17
pertaining to the bu...
buckrake
21
23
a large agricultural...
buckshee
22
21
something in additio...
budgeree
16
15
(Native Australian)...
buffable
23
22
able to be buffed [a...
bughouse
19
17
(colloquial) an insa...
bulldike
20
19
an aggressive lesbia...
bulldoze
21
24
to override objectio...
bulldyke
26
21
an aggressive lesbia...
bullgine
19
17
(US slang) a steam l...
bullnose
17
15
swine snout disease...
bullseye
24
16
the center of a targ...
bummaree
17
18
a middleman in Billi...
buncombe
21
22
insincere or foolish...
bunghole
19
18
a hole in a barrel [...
bunkmate
17
20
one who shares sleep...
buntline
16
15
a rope attached to t...
buoyance
23
18
the tendency to floa...
burgrave
19
18
(historical) the com...
burnable
18
17
something that can b...
burnoose
14
13
a hooded cloak worn...
burnouse
15
14
a hooded cloak worn...
burnside
16
14
the ground beside a...
burstone
15
13
a cellular, flinty r...
bushfire
21
17
a fire in a wooded a...
bushlike
21
19
resembling a bush [a...
bustline
17
14
the width around a w...
butanone
13
14
a flammable ketone [...
butylate
23
15
to add a butyl to [v...
butylene
22
16
a gaseous hydrocarbo...
butyrate
22
14
a salt of butyric ac...
cabezone
19
24
(Spanish) a Californ...
caboodle
18
16
a crowd or collectio...
cabotage
18
16
shipping and sailing...
cabriole
19
15
(French) a curved fu...
cadastre
16
12
a public record of l...
caesurae
15
12
CAESURA, a pause in...
caffeine
19
18
a bitter alkaloid us...
cagelike
19
18
like a cage [adj]
cakehole
19
18
a person's mouth [n...
calamine
17
16
to apply a skin oint...
calamite
18
15
a reedlike plant of...
calanthe
18
15
(Greek) an orchid of...
calceate
19
15
to shoe [v CALCEATED...
calcrete
20
15
a composite rock of...
calflike
22
20
like a calf [adj]
califate
19
15
(Arabic) the office...
callable
21
17
able to be called [a...
calliope
20
16
a keyboard musical i...
callipee
20
16
a part of a turtle w...
calltime
20
16
time available for u...
calorise
17
12
to coat steel with a...
calorize
20
21
to coat steel with a...
calotype
25
17
an early type of pho...
calycate
26
17
pertaining to a caly...
calycine
26
18
of or pertaining to...
calycule
28
19
a cuplike structure...
camboose
18
17
a cabin built as liv...
cameline
17
16
a material made from...
camisade
17
15
an attack made at ni...
camisole
18
15
a loose underbodice...
camomile
19
18
a creeping aromatic...
campagne
19
20
CAMPAGNA, an open le...
campfire
22
20
a fire to sit round...
camphane
20
20
a type of hydrocarbo...
camphene
20
20
an explosive liquid,...
camphine
21
20
an explosive liquid,...
camphire
22
19
an old spelling of c...
camphone
20
20
a combined camera an...
camporee
18
17
a gathering of Boy S...
campsite
20
17
an area suitable for...
camstane
16
15
a type of white ston...
camstone
16
15
(Scots) a white argi...
camwhore
22
19
to perform sexual or...
canaigre
16
14
(Spanish) a large Te...
canaille
17
14
(French) riffraff; t...
canalise
16
13
to dig an artificial...
canalize
19
22
to dig an artificial...
cancrine
18
16
crabwise; (of verses...
caneware
17
15
articles made from c...
cannulae
15
15
CANNULA, a tube inse...
canonise
14
13
to declare to be a s...
canonize
17
22
to declare to be a s...
canoodle
15
14
to kiss and cuddle [...
canticle
20
16
a nonmetrical hymn,...
canulate
16
14
to insert a canula i...
capeline
18
16
a small iron skullca...
capitate
18
14
a bone of a primate'...
caponise
17
15
to castrate a rooste...
caponize
20
24
to castrate a rooste...
capriole
19
15
(French) a leap and...
caproate
17
14
a salt of caproic ac...
capstone
17
15
the horizontal stone...
carabine
17
15
a rifle with a relat...
caracole
19
15
to perform a half tu...
carapace
20
17
the shell of an anim...
carborne
17
15
travelling by car [a...
cardcase
19
15
a case or wallet for...
cardecue
19
16
an old French coin,...
carefree
17
14
without worry [adj]
careline
16
13
a telephone service...
caretake
16
15
to take care of some...
careware
18
14
computer software th...
cargeese
16
13
CARGOOSE, the creste...
cargoose
16
13
the crested grebe [n...
carinate
15
12
shaped like the keel...
carotene
14
12
any of a number of r...
carphone
19
17
a phone for use in a...
carriage
17
13
a wheeled horse-draw...
carriole
17
12
a small open carriag...
carshare
18
13
to share a car for t...
cartable
19
15
able to be carted [a...
carucage
20
17
a feudal tax levied...
carucate
19
15
(historical) as much...
caruncle
20
17
any fleshy growth on...
cascable
22
18
the rear part of a c...
casemate
16
14
a bombproof chamber...
cashable
21
17
able to be cashed [a...
cashmere
19
16
a soft twilled fabri...
casimere
17
14
a twilled cloth of t...
casimire
18
14
a twilled cloth of t...
cassette
16
11
a small case contain...
cassiope
18
14
an evergreen shrub [...
castable
19
15
able to be cast [adj...
castrate
16
11
to remove the testes...
catalase
16
12
an enzyme that reduc...
catalyse
23
14
to act as a catalyst...
catalyze
26
23
to act at a catalyst...
catamite
17
14
a boy used in sodomy...
catenane
13
13
a chemical compound...
catenate
14
12
to link together [v...
cathouse
18
14
a brothel [n -S]
catolyte
23
14
the electrolyte near...
caudicle
21
17
the stalk of the pol...
caulicle
22
17
a short caulis or st...
causable
19
16
able to be caused [a...
causerie
16
12
(French) a light and...
cavatine
17
16
CAVATINA, (Italian)...
cavelike
20
20
like an underground...
caviarie
18
15
(Shakespeare) caviar...
cavitate
18
15
to form cavities [v...
ceinture
16
13
a belt for the waist...
celibate
19
15
one who lives a life...
cellmate
19
16
the person or person...
cemitare
17
14
(Spenser) a scimitar...
cenobite
17
15
a monk who lives in...
centiare
15
12
a measure of land ar...
centrode
15
13
a type of mathematic...
centuple
19
17
to increase a hundre...
ceramide
17
15
any of a family of l...
cerclage
21
17
any of several proce...
ceresine
15
12
a kind of hard, whit...
cerotype
24
16
a process of engravi...
cerusite
17
12
native lead carbonat...
chaconne
19
18
(French) a Spanish b...
chalazae
21
23
CHALAZA, a band of t...
chantage
18
16
(French) blackmail t...
charette
18
13
a meeting for brains...
charidee
18
14
a jocular word for c...
chastise
19
13
to discipline by pun...
chasuble
22
18
a sleeveless ecclesi...
chatchke
25
22
a knicknack, also CH...
chatline
19
15
a television service...
chavette
20
17
a female chav [n -S]
cheddite
19
15
a mixture of castor...
chenille
20
16
(French) a velvety s...
cheshire
21
15
a hard English chees...
cheverye
26
19
(Spenser) an Irish c...
cheville
23
19
the peg of a stringe...
chewable
24
20
able to be chewed [a...
chinbone
19
18
the lower jaw [n -S]
chipotle
22
17
a smoked and dried j...
chivaree
20
17
to perform a mock se...
chlorate
19
14
a chlorine compound...
chloride
20
15
a compound of chlori...
chlorine
19
15
a yellowish-green ha...
chlorite
20
14
a chlorine compound...
chordate
18
14
an animal having a b...
chowtime
23
19
meal-time [n -S]
christie
20
13
a kind of turn in sk...
chromate
19
16
a compound of chromi...
chromene
18
17
a chemical compound...
chromide
20
17
a tropical freshwate...
chromise
20
16
to chrome, also CHRO...
chromite
20
16
a black submetallic...
chromize
23
25
to chrome, also CHRO...
chummage
22
22
a fee paid by a pris...
ciabatte
18
14
CIABATTA, (Italian)...
cicerone
18
15
(Italian) a guide es...
cicutine
20
16
a poisonous alkaloid...
ciminite
18
15
a rock containing ol...
cimolite
19
15
a type of clay, or h...
cincture
20
16
to gird or surround...
cineaste
15
12
a devotee of motion...
cipaille
21
16
(French) a pie with...
ciselure
18
13
(French) the art of...
citeable
19
15
suitable for citatio...
citrange
17
14
a hybrid between cit...
citywide
27
17
including all parts...
civilise
21
16
to instruct in refin...
civilize
24
25
to instruct in refin...
clambake
21
22
the baking or steami...
clamlike
21
20
like a clam [adj]
clarence
19
16
a kind of closed car...
clavicle
24
20
a shoulder bone [n -...
clawlike
23
20
like a claw [adj]
claylike
26
19
like clay [adj]
claymore
24
17
(Gaelic) a kind of l...
clayware
26
17
goods made of clay [...
clearage
17
14
a piece of land clea...
cleavage
19
18
a split; a tendency...
cleveite
19
16
a radioactive minera...
clinique
26
23
(French) a clinic [n...
clodpate
19
16
a stupid person, als...
clodpole
20
17
a stupid person, als...
closable
20
16
able to be closed, a...
cloudage
18
16
the amount of clouds...
cloysome
24
17
satiating [adj]
clubable
23
20
sociable [adj]
clubface
25
22
the striking surface...
clubmate
21
19
a fellow member of a...
clypeate
25
17
shaped like a buckle...
coactive
21
18
mutually active [adj...
coadmire
17
15
to admire together [...
coalesce
19
15
to blend [v COALESCE...
coalface
21
18
exposed coal in a mi...
coalhole
19
15
a compartment for st...
coalmine
17
16
a mine at which coal...
coassume
17
15
to assume together [...
cochleae
21
17
COCHLEA, a part of t...
cocklike
23
23
like a rooster [adj]
cocksure
21
19
perfectly confident...
cocreate
18
14
to create together [...
codename
15
16
a name used to conce...
coderive
18
16
to derive jointly [v...
codpiece
21
18
a cover for the crot...
coenacle
18
16
a dining room, also...
coendure
15
14
to endure together [...
coenzyme
25
26
a non-protein organi...
coequate
23
21
to equate with somet...
coercive
21
18
serving or intended...
coevolve
20
20
to evolve together [...
cogitate
17
13
to ponder [v COGITAT...
cognosce
19
17
in Scots law, to exa...
cohesive
20
17
having the power of...
cohobate
19
16
to distill again [v...
coiffure
21
18
to style the hair, a...
coinable
18
16
able to be coined [a...
coincide
19
16
to be identical [v C...
coinhere
17
14
to inhere jointly [v...
coinmate
16
15
a fellow inmate [n -...
coinsure
16
13
to insure with anoth...
cokelike
19
20
like coke [adj]
colessee
16
12
a joint lessee [n -S...
colicine
20
16
an antibacterial sub...
collapse
20
16
to crumble suddenly...
collogue
19
16
to converse confiden...
colloque
26
23
to hold a colloquy [...
colocate
19
15
to group housing uni...
colonise
16
13
to establish a colon...
colonize
19
22
to establish a colon...
colorise
17
12
to give color to bla...
colorize
20
21
to give color to bla...
comanage
16
17
to manage jointly [v...
comatose
16
14
relating to, or rese...
comblike
22
22
like a comb [adj]
combwise
23
20
in the way of a comb...
comeddle
18
17
(obsolete) to mix, t...
comingle
19
18
to blend thoroughly...
commence
20
21
to begin [v COMMENCE...
commerce
21
20
to engage in trade [...
commerge
19
19
to merge together [v...
compadre
19
18
a close friend [n -S...
compesce
22
20
(archaic) to restrai...
complete
20
18
to bring to an end [...
complice
24
21
(obsolete) an accomp...
compline
20
19
in the Christian lit...
comprise
20
17
to include or contai...
comprize
23
26
to include or contai...
compulse
21
19
(obsolete) to compel...
conative
17
16
inclined to conation...
concause
18
16
a cooperating cause...
conceive
20
19
to understand [v CON...
conchate
20
17
shaped like a shell...
conclave
21
20
the room in which ca...
conclude
20
18
to finish [v CONCLUD...
concrete
18
15
real, graspable [adj...
condense
14
14
to compress [v CONDE...
conenose
13
13
a bloodsucking insec...
conepate
16
15
a skunk, also CONEPA...
conferee
16
15
one on whom somethin...
conflate
18
16
to combine (as two r...
confrere
17
15
(French) a fellow me...
conglobe
19
18
to become a globule...
conicine
18
16
a liquid, highly poi...
conserve
17
16
to keep, preserve [v...
consomme
17
18
(French) a clear sou...
conspire
18
15
to plot together [v...
constate
15
12
to assert [v CONSTAT...
construe
16
13
to analyse the gramm...
continue
15
14
to go on with [v CON...
contline
16
14
the space between st...
contrate
15
12
of wheels [adj]
contrite
16
12
deeply sorry [adj CO...
contrive
18
16
to devise [v CONTRIV...
controle
16
13
(French) registered,...
converge
18
18
to come together [v...
converse
17
16
reversed, opposite [...
convince
20
20
to satisfy as to tru...
convolve
20
21
to roll together [v...
convulse
19
18
to shake violently [...
cookable
19
19
something that can b...
cookware
19
18
utensils used in coo...
copemate
18
17
(obsolete) a compani...
copiable
21
18
capable of being cop...
coprince
21
18
one of two princes r...
copulate
19
16
to have sexual inter...
copyable
27
20
that can be copied,...
coquette
24
21
to flirt, also COQUE...
coquille
27
23
(French) a scallop o...
coramine
16
15
a circulatory stimul...
cordelle
18
14
to use a tow rope to...
cordlike
19
17
like a cord [adj]
corelate
16
12
to place in mutual r...
corklike
20
20
like cork [adj]
corktree
17
15
the cork oak [n -S]
cormlike
20
19
like a corm, the swo...
cornacre
18
15
the letting by a ten...
corncake
19
19
a cake made of maize...
corniche
21
17
(French) a coastal r...
cornicle
20
16
a wax-secreting orga...
cornpipe
20
18
a musical instrument...
cornpone
16
16
a cornbread [n -S]
corocore
18
14
a Malayan boat, also...
coronate
14
12
to crown [v CORONATE...
corotate
15
11
to rotate together [...
corvette
18
15
a highly manoeuvrabl...
coryphee
26
18
(French) a leading d...
coteline
16
13
a medieval close-fit...
cotinine
15
13
an alkaloid produced...
coulisse
18
13
(French) a piece of...
courante
15
13
(French) an old danc...
coutille
19
14
a type of cotton fab...
coverage
18
17
the extent to which...
covetise
18
15
(obsolete) covetousn...
cowhouse
21
17
a building to house...
cozenage
18
23
the practice of coze...
crablike
21
19
like a crab [adj]
crabwise
22
17
in the manner of a c...
craniate
15
12
one that has a skull...
crannoge
15
15
(Gaelic) a lake dwel...
creasote
15
11
a pitch-like substan...
creatine
15
12
a chemical found wit...
creative
18
15
having the ability t...
creature
16
12
a living being [n -S...
credence
18
16
a small table for ho...
credible
20
16
believable [adj]
creepage
18
16
gradual movement [n...
cremorne
16
15
an ancient double-re...
crenelle
17
14
(French) a crenellat...
creolise
17
12
to cause a language...
creolize
20
21
to cause a language...
creosote
15
11
to treat with a wood...
crepance
20
18
a sore on a horse's...
creperie
18
14
a restaurant that sp...
crescive
22
18
increasing [adj CRES...
cretonne
14
13
(French) a heavy cot...
crevalle
20
17
a silvery food and g...
crevasse
18
15
to make a fissure in...
crevette
18
15
(French) a shrimp or...
crewmate
20
17
a fellow crewman [n...
cribbage
22
19
a card game [n -S]
cribrate
19
14
perforated like a si...
cribrose
19
14
perforated like a si...
crispate
19
14
having a wavy edge,...
cristate
17
11
having a projection...
critique
26
21
to judge as a critic...
croceate
18
14
(obsolete) saffron-c...
croceine
18
15
a red or orange azo...
crocoite
19
14
a bright red mineral...
cromorne
16
15
an ancient double-re...
crosstie
17
11
a supporting tie pla...
croupade
18
16
(French) in dressage...
cruciate
20
15
cross-shaped or Y-sh...
crucible
24
19
a heat-resistant ves...
crunchie
22
18
(offensive) an Afrik...
crustate
17
12
covered with a crust...
crustose
17
12
forming a thin britt...
cryolite
24
14
a mineral, also KRYO...
cubature
19
16
the process of findi...
cudgerie
18
15
(Australia) a large...
cuffable
24
22
of a sock, intended...
culicine
21
17
a mosquito of a grou...
culpable
23
20
blameworthy [adj CUL...
cultlike
21
18
like a cult [adj]
cultrate
18
13
shaped like a knife...
cumarone
16
16
a liquid derived fro...
cumulate
19
17
in a heap [adj CUMUL...
cumulose
19
17
pertaining to clouds...
cupulate
20
17
cup-shaped, also CUP...
curarine
16
13
an alkaloid derivati...
curarise
17
12
to poison with curar...
curarize
20
21
to poison with curar...
curative
19
16
tending to cure, als...
curbable
22
19
able to be curbed [a...
curbside
20
16
the side of a paveme...
curlicue
22
17
to decorate with fan...
curlycue
28
19
a fancy twist or cur...
curricle
22
16
a two-wheeled open c...
cutinise
17
13
to become coated wit...
cutinize
20
22
to become coated wit...
cutlette
18
13
a breaded patty of c...
cutpurse
20
16
(historical) a perso...
cutscene
19
16
a type of scene in c...
cuttable
20
16
able to be cut [adj]
cymogene
23
19
a volatile compound...
cynanche
26
20
any inflammatory dis...
cynosure
22
15
a centre of attracti...
cypselae
25
17
CYPSELA, the fruit o...
cysteine
22
14
an amino acid that o...
cytidine
23
15
a compound containin...
cytisine
23
14
an alkaloid found in...
cytokine
23
18
a protein chemical m...
cytosine
22
14
one of the nitrogen-...
cytosome
23
16
the part of a cell o...
damnable
16
17
hateful [adv]
dancette
15
13
of a heraldic line,...
danseuse
12
11
a professional femal...
darksome
15
16
dark, somber [adj]
darraine
12
10
to justify, to put i...
database
14
12
a collection of data...
dateable
15
13
that may be dated, a...
dateline
13
11
to provide a news st...
datolite
14
10
a rock formed from b...
daturine
13
11
a poison [n -S]
dauphine
17
16
(French) the title o...
dawnlike
18
18
suggestive of daybre...
deadline
13
12
a time limit [n -S]...
deaerate
11
9
to remove air or gas...
dealbate
15
13
whitened [adj]
debouche
20
18
an opening for the p...
debruise
16
13
in heraldry, to cros...
decentre
15
13
to put out of center...
deciduae
16
14
DECIDUA, a mucous me...
decimate
17
15
to kill every tenth...
decisive
19
16
conclusive [adj DECI...
declasse
17
13
(French) having lost...
decorate
15
12
to adorn [v DECORATE...
decouple
19
17
to disconnect [v DEC...
decrease
15
12
to diminish, also DE...
dedicate
16
13
to set apart for a s...
deerlike
15
14
like a deer [adj]
defecate
17
15
to void excrement, a...
defiance
17
16
a bold opposition [n...
defilade
16
14
(French) to plan a f...
definite
15
13
known for certain [a...
defreeze
17
21
to thaw out, defrost...
degrease
13
11
to remove the grease...
deionise
12
10
to remove ions from,...
deionize
15
19
to remove ions from,...
delegate
14
12
to appoint as one's...
deletive
16
14
serving to delete, a...
delibate
16
13
(obsolete) to sip [v...
delicate
17
13
gently pleasing to t...
delusive
17
15
tending to delude, a...
delustre
15
11
to remove the lustre...
demarche
19
17
(French) a course of...
demilune
15
15
(French) a half-moon...
demiurge
16
15
(Greek) an inferior...
demonise
13
13
to make a demon of,...
demonize
16
22
to make a demon of,...
denature
12
11
to deprive of natura...
dendrite
13
11
a branched part of a...
deniable
15
14
capable of being den...
denotate
11
10
(obsolete) to denote...
denotive
14
14
indicative [adj]
denounce
14
15
to condemn openly [v...
dentelle
14
12
(French) lace, lacew...
denticle
17
14
a small toothlike st...
denudate
12
12
to strip of all cove...
departee
14
12
one that departs [n...
depeople
17
16
to reduce the popula...
depilate
16
13
to remove hair [v DE...
deportee
14
12
one who is deported...
depurate
15
13
to free from impurit...
deputise
16
13
to act as a deputy,...
deputize
19
22
to act as a deputy,...
deracine
15
13
(French) a displaced...
derisive
16
13
expressing derision,...
derivate
15
13
to derive, especiall...
derogate
13
11
degenerate [adj DERO...
derriere
13
9
(French) the backsid...
describe
19
15
to recount the physi...
descrive
19
16
to recount the physi...
designee
13
12
one who is designate...
desknote
13
14
a notebook computer...
desolate
13
10
lonely, waste [adj D...
detainee
11
10
one who is detained...
detangle
14
13
to remove knots or t...
dethrone
14
12
to remove from a thr...
detonate
11
10
to cause to explode...
detraque
21
19
(French) a (male) pe...
develope
17
17
to bring to a more a...
deviance
17
17
the behaviour of a d...
dextrine
19
17
a substance used as...
dextrose
19
16
a form of glucose [n...
diactine
16
13
a sponge spicule hav...
diagnose
13
12
to identify a diseas...
diallage
16
13
a mineral, a brown,...
dialogue
15
13
to hold a conversati...
diamante
13
13
a sparkling decorati...
diapause
15
13
in insects and the e...
diapente
14
13
in Greek music, the...
diaphone
16
15
a low-pitched foghor...
diascope
18
15
an optical projector...
diaspore
15
12
a hydrate of alumina...
diastase
13
9
a soluble, nitrogeno...
diastole
14
10
the normal rhythmica...
diastyle
21
12
a colonnade with clo...
diatreme
14
12
a volcanic vent prod...
diatribe
16
12
an abusive, bitter h...
diggable
19
17
able to be dug [adj]
digitate
15
11
of a leaf, divided i...
digitise
16
11
to put into digital...
digitize
19
20
to put into digital...
digitule
17
13
any small fingerlike...
diketone
13
14
a compound used in d...
dilatate
14
10
dilated [adj]
dilative
17
14
tending to dilate [a...
dilutive
18
15
tending to dilute [a...
dimerise
15
12
to make into a dimer...
dimerize
18
21
to make into a dimer...
dimmable
19
19
able to be dimmed [a...
diopside
16
13
a mineral, a crystal...
dioptase
15
12
a mineral, a hydrous...
dippable
21
19
able to be dipped [a...
disabuse
16
13
to free from false i...
disagree
14
11
to differ in opinion...
disburse
17
13
to pay out [v DISBUR...
disciple
21
16
to cause to become a...
disclike
20
17
resembling a flat ci...
disclose
18
13
to reveal [v DISCLOS...
discoure
17
13
to find out, also DI...
discrete
17
12
separate, distinct [...
disgorge
16
13
to vomit [v DISGORGE...
disgrace
18
14
to bring shame upon...
disgrade
15
12
to strip of rank [v...
disguise
16
12
to conceal the ident...
dishable
19
15
to render incapable,...
dishlike
19
16
like a dish [adj]
dishorse
16
11
to make someone fall...
dishouse
16
12
to deprive of housin...
dishware
19
14
tableware used for s...
disinure
14
11
to render unfamiliar...
diskette
15
13
a small flexible pla...
disklike
18
18
resembling a flat ci...
disleave
16
14
to deprive of leaves...
dislodge
16
13
to remove from a fir...
dispeace
18
15
lack of peace [n -S]
dispence
18
16
(Spenser) to distrib...
dispense
15
13
to distribute, also...
disperse
16
12
to scatter [v DISPER...
displace
20
16
to put in the wrong...
displode
17
14
(Milton) to discharg...
displume
19
17
to deprive of feathe...
disponee
14
13
the person who recei...
disponge
16
15
to sprinkle, also DI...
disprize
20
21
to depreciate [v DIS...
disprove
18
16
to refute [v DISPROV...
dispunge
17
16
(Shakespeare) to spr...
dispurse
17
13
(Shakespeare) to dis...
disseise
14
9
to deprive of seisin...
disseize
17
18
to deprive of seisin...
disserve
16
13
to treat badly [v DI...
dissolve
17
14
to make into a solut...
dissuade
14
11
to persuade not to d...
distance
16
13
to move far from a p...
distaste
14
9
dislike [n -S] / (ar...
disthene
15
12
a mineral, aka cyani...
disunite
14
11
to separate [v DISUN...
disusage
15
12
gradual cessation of...
disvalue
17
15
to disparage [v DISV...
divagate
16
15
to wander or stray f...
divinise
16
14
to treat as divine,...
divinize
19
23
to treat as divine,...
divisive
19
17
causing disunity or...
divorcee
18
16
a divorced woman [n...
dockside
18
17
the area adjacent to...
doctrine
16
13
a belief taught or a...
doghouse
16
14
a shelter for a dog...
dolerite
14
10
a type of igneous ro...
dolesome
14
13
doleful, dismal [adj...
dolomite
15
13
a mineral, double ca...
domelike
16
17
resembling a dome [a...
domicile
19
16
to establish in a re...
dominate
13
13
to control [v DOMINA...
donative
14
14
a benefice presented...
doorcase
15
12
the frame of a door...
dopamine
15
16
a chemical found in...
dormouse
14
13
any member of a fami...
doublure
17
15
(French) an ornament...
dovecote
17
16
a roost for domestic...
dovelike
17
18
like a dove [adj]
downcome
19
19
a sudden fall; a dow...
downhole
18
16
pertaining to subter...
downlike
18
18
like down [adj]
downpipe
20
19
a drainpipe which ta...
downrate
15
13
to make lower in val...
downside
16
14
a negative aspect [n...
downsize
19
22
to produce in a smal...
downtime
17
16
the time when a mach...
downzone
17
23
to reduce or limit t...
drabette
15
12
a coarse linen fabri...
drachmae
19
17
DRACHMA, (Greek) a G...
dragline
15
13
an excavating machin...
dragonne
12
13
like a heraldic drag...
dragrope
16
14
a rope used for drag...
drainage
13
12
the act of draining...
draisene
12
10
(historical) a dandy...
draisine
13
10
(historical) a dandy...
drapable
18
16
that can be draped,...
drawable
19
16
able to be drawn [ad...
drawbore
18
15
a hole for joining a...
drawtube
19
16
a tube that slides w...
dressage
14
11
the training of a ho...
dricksie
19
16
of timber, having hi...
driftage
17
14
deviation from a shi...
drivable
19
17
that can be driven,...
dropwise
19
15
by drops [adv]
drumfire
18
16
massed artillery fir...
drumlike
18
18
resembling the head...
drystone
19
12
built from stones wi...
dubitate
16
13
to doubt [v DUBITATE...
duchesse
19
15
(French) a table-cov...
duckmole
20
21
a platypus, also DUC...
duelsome
15
14
given to duelling [a...
dumbcane
19
20
a poisonous tropical...
dumbsize
21
25
to reduce the size o...
dumpsite
18
16
a place for dumping...
dunelike
15
16
like a dune [adj]
dungaree
13
13
a coarse cotton fabr...
dungmere
15
16
a manure-pit [n -S]
duologue
15
14
a conversation betwe...
durative
16
14
a verb denoting cont...
dustlike
17
15
resembling dust [adj...
dutiable
17
14
subject to import ta...
duvetine
15
15
(tradename) a smooth...
duvetyne
21
17
(tradename) a smooth...
dynamise
20
15
to make dynamic, als...
dynamite
20
15
to blow up with a po...
dynamize
23
24
to make dynamic, als...
dysodile
21
13
an impure earthy or...
dysodyle
27
15
an impure earthy or...
earphone
15
14
a headphone [n -S]
earpiece
17
14
an earphone [n -S]
earstone
11
9
an otolith, a calciu...
ebeniste
14
12
(French) a cabinetma...
ebionise
14
12
to follow the sect o...
ebionize
17
21
to follow the sect o...
ecaudate
15
13
tailless, also ACAUD...
ecdysone
21
15
an insect hormone, a...
echidnae
17
15
ECHIDNA, the spiny a...
echinate
17
14
prickly like a hedge...
eclogite
18
14
a crystalline rock c...
ecolodge
17
15
a tourist accommodat...
ecostate
15
11
of a leaf, having no...
ectogene
15
14
a gene involved in t...
ectomere
16
14
a cell that develops...
edentate
11
10
a toothless mammal a...
edgebone
14
15
the bone of the rump...
edgewise
17
14
with edge foremost o...
editable
16
13
able to be edited [a...
educable
19
17
someone able to be e...
educible
20
17
able to be drawn out...
eductive
19
17
drawn out [adj]
effierce
20
17
(Spenser) to make fi...
effraide
17
15
(obsolete) afraid, a...
effusive
20
19
pouring forth [adj E...
egestive
16
14
able to be egested [...
eglatere
14
11
(archaic) sweetbriar...
eglomise
16
14
(French) the techniq...
ejective
20
24
relating to ejection...
eklogite
16
15
a crystalline rock c...
ektexine
19
20
an outer layer of th...
elaphine
17
15
pertaining to a genu...
elastane
12
10
a synthetic fibre th...
elastase
13
9
an enzyme found in t...
elective
19
16
concerning the power...
elegance
16
15
the state of being e...
elidible
18
14
able to be elided [a...
eligible
19
15
fit to be chosen [n...
elongate
13
12
to lengthen [v ELONG...
elsewise
17
12
otherwise [adv]
eludible
18
15
able to be eluded [a...
eluviate
16
14
to undergo a transfe...
elvanite
15
14
a granular rock, als...
emaciate
16
14
to make thin [v EMAC...
embattle
17
15
to fortify against a...
embezzle
23
33
to appropriate money...
embolise
17
15
to cause an embolism...
embolize
20
24
to cause an embolism...
embusque
25
25
(French) a slacker o...
emeerate
12
11
the office of emeer,...
emendate
12
13
to correct, also EME...
emeraude
13
13
(Spenser) emerald, a...
emeritae
13
11
EMERITA, a retired w...
emigrate
15
13
to leave one's birth...
eminence
15
16
a high station or ra...
emissile
16
12
able to be pushed ou...
emissive
17
15
emitting or sending...
emmarble
18
18
to adorn with marble...
empeople
18
18
to fill with people...
emperise
16
14
to play the emperor,...
emperize
19
23
to play the emperor,...
empierce
19
17
(Spenser) to pierce,...
emplonge
17
18
to plunge, also IMPL...
employee
22
17
a person employed, a...
empresse
16
14
(French) eager, enth...
empurple
20
19
to dye purple, also...
emulsive
18
17
relating to emulsion...
enactive
17
16
having the power to...
enacture
15
13
(Shakespeare) a perf...
enallage
14
13
the exchange of one...
enargite
13
11
a dark-grey crystall...
encastre
15
12
of a beam, fixed at...
enceinte
14
13
a boundary wall encl...
encharge
18
16
(archaic) to entrust...
encircle
20
16
to form a circle aro...
enclothe
18
15
to clothe [v ENCLOTH...
encolure
16
14
a mane of a horse [n...
encradle
16
14
to lay in a cradle [...
encrease
14
12
to become larger, al...
endamage
13
15
to damage [v ENDAMAG...
endexine
17
18
an inner layer of th...
endodyne
17
14
of an electrical cir...
endorsee
11
10
a person to whom a b...
endosome
12
13
a cellular particle...
endplate
15
14
a type of nerve term...
energise
13
11
to give energy to, a...
energize
16
20
to give energy to, a...
enervate
13
13
to weaken, to debili...
enfeeble
16
16
to make feeble [v EN...
enfierce
17
15
(Spenser) to make fi...
enfilade
15
14
to direct gunfire al...
enfreeze
16
21
to freeze; to congea...
engirdle
15
13
to secure with a bel...
engramme
15
17
a deep-seated psycho...
engrieve
15
15
(Spenser) to grieve...
engroove
14
15
to fit into a groove...
enhearse
13
11
to enclose in a hear...
enkindle
14
16
to set on fire [v EN...
enlistee
13
10
one who is enlisted...
enlumine
14
15
to throw light upon,...
enophile
17
15
a wine connoisseur,...
enraunge
12
13
(Spenser) to arrange...
enrollee
13
11
one who is enrolled...
ensample
16
16
to give an example o...
ensconce
17
16
to settle comfortabl...
ensemble
16
16
(French) a group of...
enshrine
14
12
to place in a shrine...
ensilage
14
12
to store in a silo,...
ensphere
16
14
to enclose in a sphe...
enswathe
17
14
to wrap around, also...
entangle
13
13
to twist together [v...
enterate
11
9
having an alimentary...
enthrone
13
12
to place on a throne...
entrance
14
13
to fill with delight...
enveigle
16
16
to cajole, also INVE...
envelope
16
17
a paper container [n...
enviable
17
17
causing envy [adj]
envisage
15
15
to visualize, also E...
eolienne
11
11
(French) a fine dres...
eolipile
17
13
the first steam engi...
eolopile
16
13
the first steam engi...
ephorate
16
13
the office of ephor,...
epiclike
21
19
like an epic [adj]
epicycle
29
20
a small circle that...
epilogue
17
15
to supply with a con...
epiphyte
26
18
a plant which grows...
episcope
20
17
an instrument for pr...
epispore
17
14
the outer layer of a...
epistome
16
14
a structure over the...
epistyle
23
14
a part of a classica...
epitrite
16
11
a metrical foot cons...
epizoite
18
20
an epizoic organism...
epsomite
16
14
a mineral, native su...
equalise
22
19
to make equal, also...
equalize
25
28
to make equal, also...
equative
23
22
in grammar, denoting...
equipage
24
23
(French) attendance,...
equivoke
24
26
an ambiguous term; a...
eradiate
12
9
to shoot out like a...
erasable
15
12
able to be erased [a...
erectile
17
12
capable of being rai...
erective
18
15
tending to erect [ad...
erewhile
19
14
some time ago [adv]
ergative
16
14
a certain grammatica...
ergotise
14
10
to affect with ergot...
ergotize
17
19
to affect with ergot...
erionite
12
9
a mineral which occu...
erodable
15
13
that can be eroded,...
erodible
16
13
that can be eroded,...
erosible
16
12
that can be eroded,...
eructate
16
12
to belch out, also E...
eruptive
18
16
breaking out or burs...
escalade
16
13
(French) to scale th...
escalate
16
12
to increase [v ESCAL...
escalope
18
15
to cut in a scallop...
escapade
17
15
a reckless adventure...
escarole
16
12
a wavy-leafed salad...
espiegle
17
14
(French) roguish, fr...
esquisse
22
18
(French) the first s...
essonite
12
9
cinnamon stone, a va...
estacade
15
12
(French) a dike of s...
esterase
12
8
any of a number of e...
estimate
14
11
to calculate [v ESTI...
estivate
15
12
to spend the summer...
estrange
13
11
to alienate [v ESTRA...
estridge
15
11
(obsolete) an ostric...
etatisme
14
11
extreme state contro...
etatiste
13
8
someone who advocate...
eternise
12
9
to make eternal, als...
eternize
15
18
to make eternal, als...
etherise
15
10
to administer ether...
etherize
18
19
to administer ether...
ethicise
19
13
to treat as an ethic...
ethicize
22
22
to treat as an ethic...
ethonone
12
12
a toxic gas [n -S]
ethoxide
21
18
a type of saltlike c...
ethylate
22
13
to introduce the eth...
ethylene
21
14
an oil-forming gas,...
etiolate
13
9
to make pale by prev...
etouffee
16
15
(French) a Cajun ste...
etourdie
13
10
(French) foolish, th...
eulogiae
14
12
EULOGIA, (Latin) a b...
eulogise
15
12
to extol, also EULOG...
eulogize
18
21
to extol, also EULOG...
euphuise
18
15
to write in an affec...
euphuize
21
24
to write in an affec...
euronote
11
10
negotiable bearer no...
eurozone
14
19
the area formed by t...
eutaxite
19
16
a volcanic rock with...
euxenite
18
17
a mineral, a niobate...
evacuate
17
16
to move from a place...
evadable
17
17
able to be evaded [a...
evadible
18
17
that may be evaded,...
evaluate
15
14
to estimate the valu...
evanesce
16
16
to fade away or vani...
evasible
18
16
capable of being eva...
eventide
14
14
evening [n -S]
eventive
16
17
denoting an event [a...
evermore
15
15
forever [adv]
everyone
19
15
every person [pron]
evidence
17
17
to make apparent or...
evincive
20
20
tending to evince [a...
evitable
18
16
avoidable [adj]
evocable
20
19
able to be evoked [a...
evulgate
17
16
to divulge; to publi...
examinee
18
19
one who is taking an...
exaptive
23
22
involving a function...
excavate
23
22
to dig out [v EXCAVA...
exchange
24
23
to give and receive...
excludee
23
21
someone who is exclu...
excusive
25
23
pertaining to an exc...
execrate
21
18
to declare to be evi...
exercise
22
18
to perform a set dri...
exertive
21
19
having power or a te...
exhedrae
20
18
EXHEDRA, (Latin) a s...
exhumate
22
21
to dig out from the...
exigence
22
21
urgency, also EXIGEN...
exigible
24
21
liable to be demande...
exilable
23
20
able to be exiled [a...
exitance
21
19
a measure of radiati...
exocrine
21
19
a gland that secrete...
exorable
21
19
persuadable [adj]
exorcise
22
18
to free of an evil s...
exorcize
25
27
to free of an evil s...
exosmose
19
18
osmosis outwards, i....
exospore
20
18
the outer covering o...
expedite
21
19
expeditious [adj EXP...
expellee
22
20
someone who has been...
expiable
24
22
capable of being exp...
exposome
21
21
a collection of envi...
exposure
21
19
the act of exposing...
extrorse
19
15
facing outwards [adj...
extubate
21
19
to remove a tube fro...
exuviate
21
20
to cast off or shed...
eyepiece
23
16
the lens nearest the...
eyeshade
20
13
a visor for shading...
eyeshine
20
13
a reflection from th...
eyestone
17
11
a small, lenticular,...
fabrique
26
24
a parish group that...
fabulate
18
16
to compose fables [v...
fabulise
19
16
to write fables, als...
fabulize
22
25
to write fables, als...
faceable
20
18
able to be faced [ad...
facetiae
17
14
witty sayings or wri...
facetime
19
17
to communicate with...
falculae
20
17
FALCULA, a claw bent...
fallible
21
17
capable of erring [a...
fanglike
18
19
like a fang [adj]
fantasie
14
12
a free-form musical...
fantigue
16
15
anxiety, also FANTEE...
faradise
15
12
to treat by faradism...
faradize
18
21
to treat by faradism...
farceuse
18
15
(French) a (female)...
farfalle
19
16
pasta in the shape o...
farinose
14
12
resembling or yieldi...
farmable
19
18
able to be farmed [a...
farmwife
22
20
the wife of a farmer...
farouche
20
17
shy or ill at ease [...
fasciate
18
14
exhibiting a flatten...
fascicle
23
18
a bundle; a division...
fasciole
19
15
a band of colour, al...
fatigate
16
13
to weary, also FATIG...
faunlike
17
18
like a faun [adj]
faunulae
15
15
FAUNULA, the fauna o...
fauvette
17
16
(French) a small sin...
favorite
17
15
(US) favourite, a pe...
fawnlike
20
20
like a young deer [a...
fayalite
22
14
a silicate of iron f...
fearsome
15
14
causing fear [adj FE...
feasance
16
15
the performance of a...
feasible
18
15
capable of being don...
feblesse
18
15
(Spenser) feebleness...
federate
14
12
to unite in an allia...
feedable
17
16
able to be fed [adj]
feedhole
17
15
one of a series of h...
feedpipe
19
18
a pipe through which...
fellable
20
17
capable of being fel...
felstone
15
13
(obsolete) felsite,...
feltlike
19
17
like a cloth made fr...
femicide
20
18
the killing of women...
feminine
15
16
female [adj FEMININE...
feminise
16
15
to make womanly, als...
feminize
19
24
to make womanly, als...
fencible
21
19
a soldier enlisted f...
fernlike
17
17
like a fern [adj]
ferriage
16
13
the fare paid for fe...
fesswise
19
14
in the manner of a f...
feticide
19
15
the killing of a fet...
fiberise
18
14
to break into fibers...
fiberize
21
23
to break into fibers...
fibranne
16
16
a fabric made of spu...
figuline
18
16
of or relating to ea...
figurate
17
14
having a definite sh...
figurine
17
15
a small modelled or...
filagree
17
14
to adorn with intric...
filariae
16
12
FILARIA, a parasitic...
filature
17
13
the reeling of silk...
fileable
19
16
able to be filed [ad...
filename
16
16
the name of a comput...
filicide
21
16
the killing of one's...
filigree
18
14
to adorn with intric...
filioque
25
22
a doctrine that the...
fillable
21
17
capable of being fil...
filmable
21
19
able to be filmed [a...
filmlike
21
20
like film [adj]
filtrate
17
12
to filter [v FILTRAT...
fimbriae
19
17
FIMBRIA, a fringing...
finalise
16
13
to completely finish...
finalize
19
22
to completely finish...
findable
18
17
able to be found [ad...
fineable
17
16
subject to the payme...
finitude
16
14
the state of being f...
fippence
22
21
(colloquial) fivepen...
fireable
18
15
able to be fired [ad...
firebase
17
14
a military base from...
firehose
17
13
a hose used by firef...
fireside
16
12
the area immediately...
firmware
20
17
computer programs pe...
fishable
21
17
suitable for fishing...
fishbone
19
17
a bone of a fish [n...
fishcake
22
20
a cake made of fish...
fishlike
21
18
like a fish [adj]
fishline
19
15
a line used in fishi...
fishpole
21
17
a fishing rod [n -S]
fishwife
24
19
a woman who sells fi...
fisnomie
16
15
(Shakespeare) physio...
fistmele
18
15
a measure of length...
fistnote
15
12
an index mark which...
fistulae
17
13
FISTULA, a duct form...
fittable
19
15
able to be fitted [a...
fixative
24
22
a substance for pres...
fixature
22
19
a hair fixing prepar...
flagpole
20
18
a pole on a which a...
flammule
20
20
a little flame [n -S...
flanerie
15
13
commendable idleness...
flatette
16
12
(Australian slang) a...
flatline
17
14
to register as havin...
flatmate
17
15
a person with whom o...
flatware
19
15
tableware that is fa...
flatwise
20
15
with the flat side i...
flaysome
23
17
(dialect) frightenin...
fleabane
16
16
a flowering plant su...
fleabite
18
15
the bite of a flea [...
fleasome
16
15
full of fleas [adj]
flexible
26
23
able to be bent [adj...
flextime
24
22
a system that allows...
flexuose
22
20
full of windings and...
flinkite
18
17
a brownish-green min...
flipside
20
16
the reverse of somet...
floatage
16
14
the act of floating,...
floccose
22
18
woolly [adj]
floccule
24
20
a small tuft, also F...
floorage
16
14
floor space [n -S]
florence
18
16
an ancient gold coin...
florulae
17
14
FLORULA, a fossil fl...
floscule
21
17
a small flower [n -S...
flowable
22
19
capable of flowing [...
fluidise
18
14
to make fluid, also...
fluidize
21
23
to make fluid, also...
fluorene
15
14
a colorless, crystal...
fluoride
17
14
a compound of fluori...
fluorine
16
14
a gaseous element, a...
fluorite
17
13
a mineral form of ca...
fluxgate
24
22
a device for measuri...
foamable
18
18
able to foam [adj]
foamlike
18
19
like foam [adj]
focalise
19
15
to focus, also FOCAL...
focalize
22
24
to focus, also FOCAL...
foedarie
14
12
(Shakespeare) a conf...
foilable
19
16
able to be foiled [a...
foldable
19
17
able to be folded [a...
folklife
21
20
the traditions, skil...
folklike
20
21
having the quality o...
folklore
18
17
the beliefs and trad...
folkmote
18
19
a general assembly o...
folktale
18
17
a tale from the oral...
follicle
22
17
any small sac-like s...
fontange
14
15
a kind of tall head-...
footlike
17
16
resembling a foot [a...
footnote
13
12
to supply with an ex...
footpace
19
17
(obsolete) a walking...
footpage
17
16
a page, an attendant...
footrace
17
14
a race run on foot [...
footrope
16
14
a rope used in saili...
footrule
16
13
a ruler which is a f...
footsore
14
11
having sore or tired...
forborne
16
15
FORBEAR, to refrain...
forcible
22
18
having force [adj FO...
fordable
18
16
able to be forded [a...
fordonne
13
14
in Spenserian phrase...
forebode
16
15
to indicate in advan...
foredate
14
12
to date before the t...
foredone
13
13
FOREDO, to destroy,...
foreface
19
17
the front part of th...
foregone
14
14
FOREGO, to go before...
forename
14
15
a first name [n -S]
foreside
15
12
the front side [n -S...
foretime
16
14
the past; the time b...
forhaile
18
14
(Spenser) to distrac...
forhooie
16
13
to desert or abandon...
forjudge
19
24
to judge before hear...
forklike
19
20
like a fork [adj]
formable
19
18
able to be formed [a...
formiate
16
14
a salt of formic aci...
formulae
17
16
FORMULA, a prescribe...
forspoke
18
18
FORSPEAK, to speak a...
forswore
18
14
FORSWEAR, to deny un...
forwaste
18
14
to waste completely...
fossette
15
11
(French) a small hol...
fossulae
16
13
FOSSULA, a small dep...
fougasse
16
14
a small mine, in the...
fourchee
20
17
a kind of heraldic c...
foursome
16
15
a group of four [n -...
foveolae
16
16
FOVEOLA, a small fov...
foxglove
25
25
a tall plant with dr...
fracture
19
15
to break [v FRACTURE...
frailtee
16
12
(Spenser) frailty [n...
framable
19
18
that can be framed,...
francise
18
15
to force to adopt Fr...
francize
21
24
to force to adopt Fr...
frapeage
17
16
the practice of alte...
frautage
16
14
(Shakespeare) loadin...
fredaine
14
13
(French) an escapade...
freebase
16
14
to refine cocaine by...
freeride
15
12
an extreme form of s...
freeware
17
14
a free computer prog...
frescade
18
15
(French) a cool walk...
fretsome
16
14
fretful [adj]
frisette
16
11
a frizzed fringe of...
frizette
19
20
a frizzed fringe of...
froglike
19
18
like a frog [adj]
frondage
15
15
fronds collectively...
frondose
14
13
having fronds, also...
frontage
15
14
the front of a build...
frottage
16
13
masturbation by rubb...
fructive
22
19
productive or fruitf...
fructose
19
15
a sugar found in var...
fruitage
17
14
the process of beari...
fruitive
19
16
coming to fruition [...
frustule
18
14
the siliceous two-va...
fuchsine
21
18
a red dye, also FUCH...
fuchsite
22
17
a brilliant green ch...
fuckface
25
25
a contemptibly stupi...
fugitive
20
18
fleeing [adj FUGITIV...
fulcrate
20
16
supported by fulcrum...
fullface
23
20
a portrait or photog...
fumarase
16
15
an enzyme that catal...
fumarate
16
15
a salt of fumaric ac...
fumarole
17
16
a hole which emits v...
fumelike
19
20
like fumes [adj]
fumerole
17
16
a hole in a volcanic...
fumigate
18
17
to subject to fumes...
fundable
18
18
able to be funded [a...
fungible
20
19
something that may b...
funhouse
17
16
an amusement park at...
funkhole
19
20
a place of retreat f...
furanose
14
13
a sugar having four...
furculae
20
17
FURCULA, the jointed...
furlable
20
17
able to be furled [a...
furpiece
21
18
an item of clothing...
furuncle
20
18
a painful swelling o...
fusarole
16
13
a semi-circular moul...
fuselage
17
15
the elongated body s...
fuselike
18
17
like a fuse [adj]
fuzztone
21
31
a device for distort...
gadarene
12
12
headlong; precipitat...
gageable
17
16
able to be gaged [ad...
gainable
16
15
able to be gained [a...
galenite
14
12
the principal ore of...
galopade
16
15
(French) a lively ba...
gamelike
17
18
similar to a game [a...
gamesome
15
16
playful, merry, spor...
gamodeme
15
17
a somewhat isolated...
gangrene
13
14
to suffer loss of ti...
gantline
14
13
a rope used in singl...
gantlope
16
15
an armoured glove, a...
ganymede
20
17
a catamite, a boy ke...
gargoyle
22
15
an ornamental figure...
garrigue
16
13
(French) an uncultiv...
garrotte
14
10
to execute by strang...
gashouse
16
13
a gasworks [n -S]
gasogene
13
13
an apparatus for car...
gasolene
13
12
a liquid fuel, also...
gasoline
14
12
a liquid fuel, also...
gatelike
16
15
resembling a gate [a...
gauntree
13
12
a stand for barrels,...
gazogene
16
22
an apparatus for car...
gearcase
16
13
a casing for gears [...
gefuffle
22
21
a commotion, also CA...
gefullte
19
16
as in gefulllte fish...
gelatine
14
12
a colourless, odourl...
geminate
14
14
twinned [adj GEMINAT...
gemstone
14
14
a precious or semipr...
gendarme
14
15
a French policeman [...
generale
13
12
(Latin) a general pr...
generate
12
11
to bring into existe...
genitive
16
15
indicating possessio...
geniture
14
12
birth [n -S]
genocide
16
15
the deliberate exter...
genotype
21
16
the genetic constitu...
gentrice
17
14
(archaic) gentle bir...
geocache
21
18
to search for hidden...
geophone
16
16
(trademark) an instr...
geophyte
24
17
a plant that survive...
geoprobe
17
16
a spacecraft which e...
gerbille
19
15
a desert rodent, als...
germaine
14
14
(Shakespeare) a germ...
germfree
17
16
free of germs [adj]
germlike
18
18
like a germ [adj]
gettable
17
14
able to be got [adj]
gibbsite
20
16
a mineral, a hydrate...
giftable
20
17
something appropriat...
giftware
20
16
wares suitable for g...
gigabyte
24
17
a unit of informatio...
gingivae
17
17
GINGIVA, the fleshy...
ginhouse
16
14
a place where cotton...
girasole
15
11
a variety of opal, a...
girtline
16
12
a gantline, a rope u...
giveable
19
18
able to be given, al...
glabrate
17
14
smooth, also GLABROU...
glaciate
18
14
to cover with glacie...
gladiate
15
12
shaped like a sword...
gladiole
16
13
a lilylike plant of...
gladsome
16
15
feeling pleasure [ad...
glandule
16
15
a small gland or sec...
glassine
15
12
a transparent, glaze...
gleesome
15
14
merry, also GLEEFUL...
glenlike
17
17
like a glen [adj]
gliadine
15
13
one of a group of pr...
glissade
16
12
to perform a gliding...
gloriole
16
12
a halo [n -S]
glosseme
16
14
the smallest linguis...
gluelike
18
17
resembling glue [adj...
gnathite
16
13
a jawlike appendage...
gnatlike
16
16
like a gnat [adj]
gnawable
19
18
able to be gnawed [a...
goadlike
16
16
resembling a goad [a...
goatlike
16
15
resembling a goat [a...
gobshite
19
15
(vulgar) a garrulous...
goethite
16
12
a hydrous oxide of i...
goldsize
19
21
an adhesive used to...
goldtone
14
13
a photographic image...
gonglike
17
18
resembling a gong [a...
gonocyte
22
16
a cell that produces...
gonopore
14
14
a genital pore [n -S...
gonosome
13
14
the group of individ...
goodsire
14
11
a grandfather, also...
goodtime
15
14
pleasure seeking [ad...
goodwife
19
17
the mistress of a ho...
gradable
17
15
things that are grad...
graduate
14
12
to receive an academ...
graecise
17
13
to provide with a Gr...
graecize
20
22
to provide with a Gr...
graftage
17
15
the process of graft...
grainage
14
13
duties on grain [n -...
gramarye
21
15
occult learning or m...
grammage
17
18
a weight of paper ex...
gramoche
20
18
a type of legging, a...
grandame
14
15
dam's or sires dam,...
grapheme
19
18
a unit of a writing...
graphene
17
16
a film of graphite w...
graphite
19
15
a soft variety of ca...
grapline
17
15
a type of anchor, al...
gratinee
13
11
(French) to cook or...
gravidae
16
15
GRAVIDA, a pregnant...
grazable
20
23
able to be grazed, a...
greegree
14
12
an African talisman...
greeneye
18
13
a small West Atlanti...
grenache
18
16
a kind of black grap...
grewsome
18
16
repugnant, also GRUE...
grillade
17
13
a dish of grilled me...
grillage
18
14
a framework of timbe...
grimoire
16
13
a book of magical lo...
griptape
19
16
a rough adhesive tap...
grisette
15
10
a young French worki...
groupage
17
16
collection of object...
growable
20
17
able to be grown [ad...
gruesome
15
14
repugnant, also GREW...
grumphie
21
19
(Scots) a pig, also...
guarache
19
16
(Spanish) a flat-hee...
guardage
15
14
the state of being u...
gudesire
15
12
a grandfather, also...
gudewife
20
18
the mistress of a ho...
guidable
18
16
able to be guided [a...
guidance
17
16
advice [n -S]
gulflike
21
20
resembling a deep ch...
gullable
20
17
easily deceived, als...
gullible
21
17
easily deceived, als...
gunhouse
16
15
a shelter for a gun...
gunkhole
18
19
a slimy bay or ancho...
gunstone
13
13
(Shakespeare) a ston...
gurgoyle
23
16
an ornamental figure...
gustable
18
15
something capable of...
gyrodyne
26
16
a craft which uses r...
gyrolite
22
13
a mineral, hydrated...
habitude
18
15
a usual course of ac...
hackable
22
21
that can be hacked e...
hackette
19
17
a woman journalist [...
hairlike
18
15
resembling a hair [a...
hairline
16
12
the edge of the hair...
halazone
17
21
a disinfectant for d...
halflife
22
18
the time taken for h...
halfpace
23
20
a dais; a small land...
halfpipe
23
20
a U-shaped course us...
halftime
20
17
an intermission at a...
halftone
17
15
a shade between ligh...
halicore
19
14
the dugong, a manate...
halidome
17
15
(archaic) holiness,...
halimote
17
14
an erroneous form of...
halolike
18
16
resembling a halo [a...
halosere
15
11
a plant community th...
hamulate
17
15
relating to a small...
hamulose
17
15
relating to a small...
handlike
17
17
resembling a hand [a...
handline
15
14
a fishing line worke...
handmade
15
16
made by hand [adj]
handsome
15
15
attractive [adj HAND...
hangable
18
17
able to be hung [adj...
hangfire
18
16
a delay in explosion...
harakeke
16
18
(Maori) flax [n -S]
harambee
17
16
a Swahili rallying c...
harangue
15
14
to deliver a tirade...
hardbake
18
18
a sweetmeat of boile...
hardcase
18
14
a person difficult t...
hardcore
18
14
unyielding [adj] / a...
hardedge
16
14
in art, the use of b...
hardface
20
17
a relentless and unc...
hardline
16
13
of an attitude or po...
hardnose
14
12
a tough, unsentiment...
hardware
18
14
metal goods [n -S]
hardwire
19
14
to permanently conne...
harelike
17
15
resembling a long-ea...
hateable
17
14
capable of being, or...
hawklike
22
22
resembling a bird of...
hawknose
18
18
a large curved nose...
headache
19
16
a pain inside the he...
headcase
17
14
(colloquial) a perso...
headgate
15
13
a gate to control th...
headlike
17
16
like a head [adj]
headline
15
13
to provide with a ti...
headnote
13
12
a note at the head o...
headrace
17
14
the channel leading...
headrope
16
14
that part of a boltr...
healable
18
15
able to be healed [a...
healsome
16
14
(Scots) wholesome, a...
hearable
17
14
able to be heard [ad...
heatable
17
14
able to be heated [a...
heatwave
19
17
a spell of unusually...
hebetate
16
13
to make dull or obtu...
hebetude
17
15
mental dullness [n -...
hebraise
17
13
to make Hebrew, also...
hebraize
20
22
to make Hebrew, also...
hegumene
16
17
the head of a nunner...
helicase
19
14
any of a group of en...
hellfire
20
15
the torment of hell...
hellhole
20
15
a horrible place [n...
hellkite
19
16
an extremely cruel p...
helotage
16
13
the state of helots...
helpable
21
18
able to be helped [a...
helpline
19
16
an often free teleph...
helpmate
19
17
a friend, companion,...
hematine
15
14
a compound of hemogl...
hematite
16
13
an ore of iron, also...
hemipode
18
17
the button quail, al...
hemocyte
25
18
a blood cell [n -S]
hemolyse
23
16
to break down red bl...
hemolyze
26
25
to break down red bl...
hemplike
21
21
like hemp [adj]
henhouse
16
14
a shelter for poultr...
hepatise
17
13
to convert into a li...
hepatite
17
13
a variety of barite...
hepatize
20
22
to convert into a li...
herblike
20
18
like a herb [adj]
herdlike
18
16
resembling a herd [a...
heritage
16
12
something that is in...
herniate
14
11
to protrude through...
herptile
19
14
relating to both rep...
hesitate
15
10
to hold back or dela...
hetaerae
13
10
HETAERA, a Greek cou...
hexamine
21
21
a chemical compound,...
hexylene
27
21
a colorless, liquid...
hiccatee
21
16
a West Indian freshw...
highlife
23
18
the lifestyle of fas...
highrise
20
14
a building with many...
hillside
19
13
the side of a hill [...
hireable
18
14
available for hire,...
hittable
19
14
able to be hitted [a...
hivelike
20
19
resembling a beehive...
holdable
19
16
able to be held [adj...
holesome
16
14
(Spenser) wholesome,...
holocene
17
15
relating to the seco...
holotype
24
16
the original type sp...
holydame
23
17
(Shakespeare) holine...
holytide
23
14
a time of religious...
homelike
18
18
like a home [adj]
homemade
16
17
made at home [adj]
homepage
18
18
the main page of a w...
homesite
16
13
one's own site on th...
homeware
18
16
the things that furn...
homicide
20
17
the killing of one p...
hominine
15
15
characteristic of ma...
hominise
16
14
to alter the environ...
hominize
19
23
to alter the environ...
homodyne
21
17
describing a boosted...
homotype
24
18
something with the s...
homuncle
20
19
a little man, a mani...
honeybee
21
16
any bee of the genus...
honouree
13
12
a person who is hono...
hoodlike
17
16
like a hood [adj]
hooflike
19
18
like a hoof [adj]
hooklike
18
19
like a hook [adj]
hooknose
14
15
a strongly curved no...
hooplike
19
18
like a hoop [adj]
hornlike
17
16
like horn [adj]
hornpipe
19
17
a lively British fol...
horologe
16
13
any instrument for t...
horrible
19
14
dreadful [adj HORRIB...
hoselike
17
15
like a hose [adj]
hosepipe
19
16
a flexible water pip...
hothouse
17
13
to rear intensively...
hotplate
18
14
an electrically heat...
huarache
20
16
(Spanish) a flat-hee...
huggable
21
19
cuddlesome [adj]
huisache
21
16
(Nahuatl) a thorny,...
humanise
16
15
to make human, also...
humanize
19
24
to make human, also...
humicole
21
18
any plant that thriv...
humiture
18
15
a combined measureme...
hummable
21
21
able to be hummed [a...
humplike
22
22
like a hump [adj]
huntable
18
16
able to be hunted [a...
hushabye
26
18
go to sleep, also HU...
husklike
20
20
like a husk [adj]
hylobate
24
16
any species of the g...
hymnlike
25
21
like a hymn [adj]
hyoscine
24
16
a sleep-inducing dru...
hyperope
25
18
a farsighted person...
hypnotee
22
16
a hypnotized person...
hypobole
26
19
the anticipation and...
hypogene
23
18
formed or occurring...
ianthine
14
12
violet-coloured [adj...
ibogaine
15
14
an alkaloid used as...
icehouse
18
14
an underground cella...
icescape
21
17
a landscape covered...
icestone
15
12
another name for cry...
icterine
16
12
marked yellow [adj]
idealise
14
10
to regard as perfect...
idealize
17
19
to regard as perfect...
ideative
15
13
relating to ideation...
idiotype
22
14
the unique part of a...
idocrase
16
12
another name for the...
illative
18
14
indicating movement...
illumine
17
15
to throw light upon,...
illusive
19
15
based on illusion, a...
ilmenite
15
13
a brownish-black tit...
imbecile
21
18
feebleminded [adj IM...
imitable
18
15
capable of being imi...
immantle
16
16
to cloak in a mantle...
immature
16
15
not mature [adj IMMA...
immingle
18
18
to mix [v IMMINGLED,...
imminute
16
16
(archaic) lessened,...
immobile
19
18
stationary [adj]
immolate
16
15
to kill as a sacrifi...
immotile
17
15
lacking mobility [ad...
immunise
16
16
to render immune fro...
immunize
19
25
to render immune fro...
impanate
15
15
eucharistically embo...
impledge
19
18
to pawn, put in pled...
implunge
19
19
to plunge, also EMPL...
impolite
18
15
having bad manners [...
impresse
17
14
an emblem with a mot...
impurple
21
19
to dye purple, also...
inactive
18
16
not active, also UNA...
inarable
15
13
arid or barren [adj]
inaurate
12
10
to cover with gold [...
incentre
15
13
the centre of an ins...
inchoate
17
14
beginning [adj INCHO...
inchtape
20
17
a measuring tape mar...
incisive
19
16
cutting, trenchant [...
incisure
17
13
a cut or incision [n...
inconnue
14
15
an unknown (female)...
incorpse
18
15
to incorporate [v IN...
increase
15
12
to become larger, al...
increate
15
12
(archaic) existing w...
incubate
18
16
to warm eggs for hat...
incudate
16
14
shaped like an incus...
indagate
13
12
to investigate [v IN...
indamine
13
14
any unstable organic...
indicate
16
13
to point out [v INDI...
indictee
16
13
one who is indicted...
indigene
13
13
one born in a countr...
indocile
17
14
not docile, also UND...
indorsee
12
10
a person to whom a b...
induciae
16
14
a Scottish legal tim...
inductee
16
14
one who is inducted...
induline
14
13
a blue dye, also IND...
indurate
13
11
to make hard, callou...
induviae
15
15
persistent withered...
inedible
16
14
not fit to be eaten,...
inertiae
12
9
INERTIA, the tendenc...
inessive
15
13
a case in Finnish no...
infamise
16
15
to proclaim as infam...
infamize
19
24
to proclaim as infam...
infaunae
13
14
INFAUNA, fauna livin...
inferiae
14
12
offerings to the spi...
inficete
18
15
not facetious [adj]
infinite
15
13
without limit [adj I...
infringe
16
15
to violate an oath o...
infusive
18
17
capable of infusing...
ingroove
15
15
to fit into a groove...
inhearse
14
11
(Shakespeare) to enc...
inhumane
15
16
not humane [adj INHU...
inhumate
16
15
to bury, also INHUME...
initiate
13
9
to begin or start [v...
inkstone
13
14
a type of stone used...
innative
14
14
native [adj]
innovate
13
14
to introduce somethi...
inornate
11
10
not ornate, also UNO...
inotrope
14
12
a drug for controlli...
insconce
18
16
to settle comfortabl...
inscribe
19
15
to write or engrave...
insecure
16
13
not safe; apprehensi...
inshrine
15
12
to place in a shrine...
insolate
13
10
to expose to the sun...
insource
16
13
to subcontract work...
insphere
17
14
to enclose in a sphe...
instable
16
13
not stable, also UNS...
instance
15
13
to cite as an exampl...
instroke
14
13
the upstroke of a pi...
insulate
14
11
to isolate from conn...
inswathe
18
14
to wrap around, also...
interage
13
11
including people of...
internee
11
10
one who has been int...
intertie
13
9
a short timber bindi...
inthrone
14
12
to place on a throne...
intimate
14
12
innermost [adj INTIM...
intitule
15
11
to give a right to,...
intonate
11
10
to modulate the voic...
intrigue
15
12
to arouse the curios...
intrince
16
13
intricate [adj]
introrse
13
9
turned or facing inw...
intubate
15
13
to insert a tube int...
inundate
12
12
to fill with overflo...
inurbane
14
14
not urbane [adj INUR...
invasive
17
17
aggressive [adj]
inveagle
16
16
to cajole, also INVE...
inveigle
17
16
to cajole, also ENVE...
inviable
18
17
not viable, also UNV...
invirile
17
14
not virile [adj]
invocate
17
16
to appeal to for hel...
involute
16
15
infolded [adj INVOLU...
iodinate
12
10
to treat with iodine...
iodyrite
20
11
native silver iodide...
iriscope
19
14
an instrument showin...
ironlike
15
14
like iron [adj]
ironside
13
10
a man of great stren...
ironware
15
12
articles made of iro...
irrigate
15
10
to water by canals o...
irritate
14
8
to excite to impatie...
isochime
20
16
a line connecting po...
isochore
18
13
a curve showing pres...
isocline
17
13
a cline with strata...
isocryme
24
16
a contour line of eq...
isolable
17
13
capable of being iso...
isologue
15
12
an organic compound...
isophone
16
14
a line delineating a...
isophote
17
13
a line connecting po...
isoprene
14
12
a hydrocarbon of the...
isothere
15
10
a line connecting po...
issuable
17
13
authorized for issui...
issuance
16
13
the act of giving ou...
iterance
15
12
repetition [n -S]
jacinthe
20
23
an orange colour [n...
jaculate
19
22
to throw or cast, as...
jadelike
17
23
like jade [adj]
jailable
19
22
able to be jailed [a...
jalousie
16
19
an outside shutter w...
jamboree
17
23
a noisy celebration...
jammable
20
27
able to be jammed [a...
jampanee
16
24
a bearer of a jampan...
japanise
16
21
to make Japanese, al...
japanize
19
30
to make Japanese, al...
jarosite
15
17
a sulphate of potass...
jarovise
17
21
to hasten the flower...
jarovize
20
30
to hasten the flower...
jaundice
18
23
to prejudice unfavou...
jazzlike
24
40
resembling a type of...
jealouse
15
19
(Scots) to suspect,...
jeanette
13
18
a light or coarse je...
jobshare
19
22
the practice of divi...
jockette
19
24
(facetious) a female...
joinable
17
22
able to be joined [a...
jointure
15
19
the settlement of a...
jokesome
16
24
amusing [adj]
joncanoe
15
22
a boisterous West In...
jubilate
19
22
to rejoice [v JUBILA...
judicare
19
22
government-paid lega...
jugulate
18
22
to cut the throat of...
julienne
15
21
a kind of soup conta...
jumboise
19
24
to enlarge a ship us...
jumboize
22
33
to enlarge a ship us...
jumpable
22
28
able to be jumped [a...
jumprope
21
27
a rope used in child...
juncture
19
23
the act of joining [...
jutelike
18
23
like jute [adj]
juvenile
18
24
young, not adult [ad...
kablooie
16
16
an interjection expr...
kaboodle
16
17
a crowd or collectio...
kafuffle
22
23
a fuss, a commotion,...
kalewife
20
19
a female vegetable v...
kalifate
17
16
the domain of a Musl...
kalinite
15
14
native potash alum [...
kalookie
15
17
a card game similar...
kalotype
23
18
an early type of pho...
kamacite
18
18
a variety of nickeli...
kamikaze
19
28
a suicide attack by...
kedgeree
14
15
a food in India [n -...
keelhale
17
16
to punish by draggin...
keepable
18
19
able to be kept [adj...
keepsake
16
19
a memento [n -S]
kefuffle
22
23
(Scots) a commotion...
keratose
13
12
of certain sponges,...
kerbside
17
16
the side of a paveme...
kermesse
15
15
(Dutch) a cycle race...
kerosene
12
13
a fuel oil, also KER...
kerosine
13
13
a fuel oil, also KER...
ketamine
14
16
an anaesthetic drug...
ketoxime
21
22
an oxime product of...
keybugle
25
21
a bugle with keys [n...
keyframe
23
20
the frozen image in...
keystone
19
15
to produce a distort...
kickable
22
23
able to be kicked [a...
kidglove
19
20
careful and diplomat...
kidnapee
15
17
one who is kidnapped...
killable
20
18
able to be killed [a...
killogie
18
16
(Scots) the space in...
kilobase
17
16
a length of a thousa...
kilobyte
24
18
one thousand bytes [...
kilomole
17
17
one thousand moles [...
kiltlike
19
18
like a kilt [adj]
kinglike
18
20
like a king [adj]
kingside
16
16
a part of a chessboa...
kiskadee
15
17
a kind of large flyc...
kissable
18
16
able to be kissed [a...
kitelike
17
17
like a light covered...
klondike
16
19
to export (fish, esp...
klondyke
22
21
to export herrings,...
kneehole
15
16
the space beneath a...
knitbone
15
17
the plant comfrey [n...
knoblike
18
21
like a knob [adj]
knothole
16
16
a hole in a plank [n...
knotlike
16
18
like a knot [adj]
knowable
19
20
able to be known [ad...
kohekohe
18
20
a New Zealand tree w...
kreasote
13
12
to treat with a wood...
kreatine
13
13
a chemical found wit...
kreosote
13
12
a pitch-like substan...
krumkake
18
24
(Swedish) a kind of...
kryolite
22
15
a mineral, also CRYO...
kunekune
14
20
(Maori) a feral pig...
kyrielle
23
16
(French) a string of...
laborite
16
12
one who supports wor...
lacelike
19
17
like a lace [adj]
lacerate
16
12
to tear roughly [v L...
laciniae
16
13
LACINIA, a long narr...
lacrosse
17
12
a type of ball game...
lacunate
16
14
relating to a lacuna...
lacunose
16
14
marked by shallow de...
ladylike
23
17
like a lady [adj]
ladylove
23
17
a sweetheart [n -S]
laetrile
15
10
(tradename) a drug d...
lagnappe
18
18
(Spanish) a small gi...
laitance
16
13
a milky deposit on t...
lakelike
17
18
like a lake [adj]
lakeside
15
14
the land on the edge...
lambaste
17
15
to beat severely, al...
lamblike
20
20
like a lamb [adj]
lamellae
16
14
LAMELLA, a thin plat...
laminate
14
13
to compress into a t...
laminose
14
13
composed of laminae,...
lampasse
17
15
inflammation of the...
lamphole
20
18
a shaft for lowering...
landline
14
13
a line of communicat...
landmine
14
15
to lay landmines [v...
landrace
16
14
a large white Danish...
landside
14
12
the flat side of a p...
langrage
15
14
a shot consisting of...
langsyne
20
15
(Scots) long since;...
language
15
15
to express in a body...
lanoline
13
12
a fatty substance ob...
lapidate
16
13
to hurl stones at [v...
lapsable
19
16
liable to lapse, als...
lapsible
20
16
liable to lapse, als...
lapstone
15
13
a stone for the lap,...
lardlike
17
15
like lard [adj]
largesse
15
11
generosity, also LAR...
larksome
16
16
given to larking, al...
laterise
14
9
to convert to lateri...
laterite
14
9
a highly weathered r...
laterize
17
18
to convert to lateri...
latewake
17
16
an erroneous form of...
lathlike
19
16
like a lath, long an...
latinise
14
10
to translate into La...
latinize
17
19
to translate into La...
latitude
15
11
freedom from narrow...
laudable
17
15
worthy of praise [ad...
laureate
13
10
to crown with a wrea...
lavalike
18
18
like lava [adj]
laxative
22
20
a drug that stimulat...
layerage
20
13
a method of plant pr...
lazulite
19
20
a mineral of a light...
lazurite
18
19
a blue cubic mineral...
leachate
18
14
a liquid that has pe...
leadable
16
14
able to be led [adj]
leaflike
18
17
resembling a leaf [a...
leasable
16
13
able to be leased [a...
legalese
15
12
the specialized lang...
legalise
16
12
to make lawful, also...
legalize
19
21
to make lawful, also...
legatine
14
12
pertaining to an off...
lemonade
13
14
a soft drink made fr...
lemurine
15
14
like a lemur [adj] /...
lendable
16
15
able to be lent [adj...
lenience
15
14
the quality of being...
lenitive
16
14
a soothing medicine...
lenticle
18
14
a double convex mass...
lepidote
16
13
a flowering shrub [n...
leporine
15
13
resembling a rabbit...
lettable
17
13
able to be hired [ad...
leverage
16
15
the mechanical power...
leviable
19
17
able to be levied [a...
levigate
17
15
to reduce to a fine...
levirate
16
13
the ancient Hebrew c...
levitate
16
13
to rise and float in...
levogyre
23
17
an anticlockwise spi...
levulose
17
15
a form of fructose,...
lewisite
18
12
an irritant and pois...
libellee
18
14
a defendant in a typ...
liberate
16
12
to set free [v LIBER...
libraire
17
12
(French) a bookselle...
licencee
19
16
one who is licensed,...
licensee
16
13
one who is licensed,...
lichgate
21
16
a roofed churchyard...
lichwake
24
21
a watch over a corps...
licorice
21
15
a confectionery made...
lienable
16
14
capable of being sub...
lifecare
19
15
housing and health s...
lifelike
19
17
resembling a living...
lifeline
17
14
a rope used for life...
lifesome
17
15
full of life [adj]
lifetime
18
15
the period of living...
liftable
20
16
able to be lifted [a...
liftgate
18
14
a rear panel on a st...
ligative
18
15
acting as a ligature...
ligature
16
12
anything that binds;...
ligroine
15
12
(tradename) a name a...
ligulate
17
13
like a ligula [adj]
likeable
18
17
able to be liked, al...
likewake
19
20
a watch over a corps...
likewise
19
16
in a similar manner...
lilylike
25
17
like a lily [adj]
limacine
18
16
resembling a slug [a...
limonene
13
14
a liquid terpene fou...
limonite
15
13
a major ore of iron...
lincture
18
14
a medicated syrup fo...
lineable
16
14
that can be lined, a...
linelike
16
15
like a line [adj]
linemate
14
13
a hockey player on t...
lingerie
15
12
women's underwear [n...
linguine
15
14
(Italian) a kind of...
lingulae
16
14
LINGULA, (Latin) a t...
linkable
18
18
able to be linked [a...
linotype
22
15
(tradename) a brand...
lionlike
16
15
like a lion [adj]
liparite
17
12
an acid igneous rock...
lipocyte
26
17
a fat-producing cell...
liposome
17
15
a microscopic globul...
lipsalve
20
17
ointment for the lip...
liquable
26
23
able to be liquefied...
liquesce
26
22
to become liquid [v...
liripipe
20
15
(obsolete) a long ta...
listable
18
13
able to be listed [a...
literate
14
9
able to read and wri...
literose
14
9
affectedly literary...
litharge
18
13
a monoxide of lead [...
litigate
16
11
to subject to legal...
litreage
15
11
volume in litres [n...
liveable
19
17
suitable for living...
liveware
19
16
(colloquial) all the...
liveyere
22
15
a permanent resident...
loadable
16
14
that can be loaded [...
loanable
15
14
able to be loaned [a...
lobeline
16
14
a poisonous alkaloid...
lobulate
17
14
having lobules, also...
lobulose
17
14
having lobules, also...
localise
18
13
to confine or limit...
localite
18
13
a resident of a loca...
localize
21
22
to confine or limit...
locative
19
16
a grammatical case s...
locavore
18
16
a person who will ea...
lockable
21
20
able to be locked [a...
locomote
17
15
to move about [v LOC...
loculate
18
14
of e.g. an ovary, di...
locustae
17
13
LOCUSTA, the spikele...
lodicule
19
15
a small scale in a g...
loftlike
19
17
like a loft [adj]
logicise
19
14
to reason, also LOGI...
logicize
22
23
to reason, also LOGI...
logjuice
21
24
(slang) bad port win...
logotype
23
16
a piece of type repr...
lonesome
13
13
lonely [adj LONESOME...
longcase
17
15
as in longcase clock...
longline
15
14
a type of fishing li...
longsome
15
15
tediously long [adj...
longtime
16
15
enduring for a long...
longwise
18
15
along the length, al...
loophole
18
15
to make small openin...
lordlike
17
15
like a lord [adj]
loricate
17
12
to coat protectively...
lothsome
17
14
abhorrent, also LOAT...
loveable
18
17
worthy of love, also...
lovebite
18
16
a mark made by a bit...
lovesome
16
16
(archaic) lovely, lo...
lovevine
17
18
a twining herb, aka...
luggable
20
18
a computer that is p...
lunulate
15
13
crescent-shaped; hav...
lupuline
18
16
of or like lupulin,...
lustique
24
20
(obsolete) lusty, he...
lustrate
15
10
to purify ceremonial...
lustrine
15
11
a glossy silk cloth,...
lychgate
27
18
the roofed gate of a...
lycopene
24
18
a red pigment [n -S]
lykewake
25
22
a watch over a corps...
lynxlike
29
24
like a lynx [adj]
lyophile
26
17
of a colloid, readil...
lyophobe
26
19
of a colloid, not re...
lyricise
25
14
to write lyrics, als...
lyricize
28
23
to write lyrics, als...
lysosome
21
14
a saclike part of a...
lysozyme
31
25
an antibacterial enz...
macarise
17
14
to declare to be ble...
macarize
20
23
to declare to be ble...
macerate
16
14
to soften by soaking...
maculate
18
16
to spot or stain [v...
maculose
18
16
spotted [adj]
maderise
14
12
to become flat and r...
maderize
17
21
to become flat and r...
madhouse
16
15
an insane asylum [n...
magazine
17
23
a type of periodical...
mailable
18
16
able to be mailed [a...
mainline
14
14
to inject a narcotic...
makeable
17
19
that can be made, al...
makebate
16
18
(archaic) a mischief...
malamute
16
16
an Alaskan sled dog,...
malaxage
21
21
the softening of cla...
malaxate
20
19
to soften by kneadin...
malefice
20
18
(archaic) an evil de...
malemute
16
16
an Alaskan sled dog,...
mallcore
19
16
a form of music that...
malleate
15
13
to hammer; to beat i...
malonate
13
13
a salt of malonic ac...
malvesie
17
16
a strong sweet wine,...
mameluke
17
20
(historical) one of...
mamillae
17
16
MAMILLA, the nipple...
mamselle
17
16
a form of address fo...
manciple
20
19
an steward authorize...
mandible
17
17
the bone of the lowe...
mandrake
14
17
a poisonous and narc...
mangrove
16
18
any of various tropi...
manicure
17
16
to have the hands an...
manscape
18
18
to trim or remove a...
mansuete
13
13
(archaic) tame, gent...
manucode
16
17
(Javanese) a bird of...
mappable
21
21
able to be mapped [a...
maquette
22
21
(French) a small mod...
marchese
19
16
an Italian nobleman...
margrave
17
17
(German) a German no...
marinade
13
13
to soak in seasoned...
marinate
13
12
to soak in seasoned...
maritage
15
13
the right of a feuda...
maritime
16
14
relating to the sea...
marquise
23
21
the wife or widow of...
marriage
15
13
the legal union of a...
maryjane
21
23
(slang) marijuana [n...
maskable
18
19
able to be masked [a...
masklike
18
20
like a mask [adj]
masonite
13
12
(tradename) a kind o...
massacre
17
14
to slaughter [v MASS...
masseuse
14
12
(French) a female wh...
masstige
16
13
the impression of ex...
mastiche
20
16
a pale yellow gum re...
mastlike
17
16
like a mast [adj]
matadore
13
12
the man who kills th...
matelote
14
12
a kind of rich fish...
maturate
14
12
to develop fully, al...
matutine
14
13
relating to or occur...
mauvaise
16
16
(French) bad, wicked...
mauveine
15
17
a mauve dye, also MA...
maxillae
22
20
MAXILLA, the bone of...
maximise
22
21
to make as great as...
maximite
22
21
a powerful explosive...
maximize
25
30
to make as great as...
mayapple
25
20
an American plant, t...
mazarine
16
21
a rich blue or reddi...
mazelike
19
25
like a maze [adj]
mealtime
16
15
the usual time for a...
meantime
14
15
the intervening time...
meconate
15
15
a salt of meconic ac...
medicare
17
15
a type of government...
medicate
17
15
to treat with medici...
medicide
18
16
a medically assisted...
medicine
17
16
to treat with a subs...
mediocre
17
15
neither good nor bad...
meditate
14
12
to consider thoughtf...
medullae
16
15
MEDULLA, the central...
megabyte
23
18
1,048,576 bytes [n -...
megadose
14
14
an abnormally large...
megadyne
20
17
a unit of force [n -...
megapode
16
17
one of a family of b...
meiocyte
23
16
a cell which divides...
meionite
13
12
one of a group of ra...
melamine
15
16
a colourless crystal...
melanise
14
13
to make dark, also M...
melanite
14
13
a black variety of g...
melanize
17
22
to make dark, also M...
melilite
17
13
a tetragonal mineral...
melinite
15
13
a powerful explosive...
melodise
15
13
to compose a melody,...
melodize
18
22
to compose a melody,...
meltable
18
16
able to be melted [a...
membrane
16
18
a thin, pliable laye...
memorise
15
14
to commit to memory,...
memorize
18
23
to commit to memory,...
menarche
18
17
the first occurrence...
mendable
16
17
able to be mended [a...
menilite
15
13
a kind of opal, live...
menopome
15
18
a large American sal...
menthene
14
15
a colorless liquid h...
merengue
14
15
a Caribbean ballroom...
mergence
17
17
the act of merging [...
merimake
16
18
(Spenser) merrymakin...
meringue
15
15
a topping for pies m...
merosome
14
14
one of the serial se...
meshugge
19
18
crazy, also MESHUGA,...
mesolite
15
12
a zeolitic mineral,...
mesomere
14
14
an embryonic segment...
mesosome
14
14
a convoluted invagin...
mesprise
17
14
(Spenser) scorn, sli...
mesprize
20
23
(Spenser) scorn, sli...
mesquine
22
22
(French) mean, sordi...
mesquite
23
21
a spiny tree or shru...
messmate
15
14
a person with whom o...
messuage
15
14
a dwelling house wit...
metafile
17
15
graphical informatio...
metairie
14
11
(French) a piece of...
metalise
15
12
to make or treat wit...
metalize
18
21
to make or treat wit...
metamale
15
15
a sterile male organ...
metamere
14
14
one of the similar b...
metayage
20
15
a system of trading...
meterage
14
13
measurement by meter...
meuniere
13
13
(French) of food, es...
mezquite
26
30
a name for two trees...
micellae
19
16
MICELLA, a group of...
midrange
15
15
the middle of the ra...
midshore
17
14
designating a fisher...
midspace
20
18
the middle of space...
mignonne
13
16
small and dainty [ad...
migraine
15
14
a severe headache, a...
militate
16
12
to have influence [v...
milklike
20
21
like milk [adj]
millable
20
17
able to be milled [a...
millcake
21
20
a residue from press...
milliare
17
13
a unit of area [n -S...
millieme
18
16
(French) a coin repr...
millrace
20
16
the current of water...
mimetite
16
14
an arseniate of lead...
mineable
16
16
able to be mined, al...
minibike
18
19
a small motorcycle [...
minimise
16
15
to make as small as...
minimize
19
24
to make as small as...
minisode
14
13
a heavily abridged v...
minutiae
14
13
MINUTIA, a small det...
misatone
13
12
to atone wrongly [v...
mischose
20
16
MISCHOOSE, to choose...
miscible
22
18
capable of being mix...
misdonne
13
14
MISDO, to do wrongly...
misdrive
18
16
to drive improperly...
misdrove
17
16
MISDRIVE, to drive i...
miserere
14
11
the psalm usually ap...
misfalne
17
16
MISFALL, unluckily t...
misframe
18
17
to frame badly [v MI...
misgauge
17
16
to gauge incorrectly...
misgrade
16
14
to grade incorrectly...
misguide
17
15
to guide wrongly [v...
misjudge
19
24
to judge wrongly [v...
misleeke
16
16
(Spenser) to dislike...
misletoe
15
12
(obsolete) mistletoe...
mislodge
17
15
to lodge in a wrong...
mismetre
16
14
to spoil the metre (...
misparse
17
14
to parse incorrectly...
misplace
21
18
to put in a wrong pl...
mispoise
17
14
to poise incorrectly...
misprice
21
17
to price incorrectly...
misprise
18
14
to undervalue, also...
misprize
21
23
to undervalue, also...
misquote
23
21
to quote incorrectly...
misraise
15
11
to raise wrongly [v...
misroute
15
12
to route incorrectly...
missable
18
15
able to be missed [a...
missense
14
12
to sense wrongly [v...
misshape
19
16
to shape badly [v MI...
misspace
20
17
to space incorrectly...
misspoke
18
18
MISSPEAK, to speak i...
misstate
15
11
to state wrongly [v...
misstyle
23
14
to style wrongly [v...
mistitle
17
12
to call by the wrong...
mistrace
18
14
to trace wrongly [v...
misusage
16
14
incorrect use [n -S]
misvalue
18
17
to value incorrectly...
miswrite
19
14
to write incorrectly...
miswrote
18
14
MISWRITE, to write i...
miticide
19
15
a substance used to...
mitigate
16
13
to make less severe,...
moatlike
16
16
like a moat [adj]
mobilise
18
15
to make moveable, al...
mobilize
21
24
to make moveable, al...
mobisode
16
15
an episode of a TV s...
mockable
21
22
able to be mocked [a...
moderate
13
12
reasonable, not extr...
modulate
15
14
to adjust to a certa...
moffette
18
17
a fissure in the ear...
moisture
15
12
moistness from liqui...
moldable
18
17
able to be molded [a...
molecule
19
17
the smallest unit of...
monamine
13
16
an amine containing...
monazite
16
21
a phosphate of ceriu...
mondaine
12
14
a (female) person wh...
monetise
13
12
to coin into money,...
monetize
16
21
to coin into money,...
mongeese
13
14
MONGOOSE, a carnivor...
mongoose
13
14
a carnivorous mammal...
moniliae
14
13
MONILIA, (Latin) a f...
monitive
16
16
giving warning [adj]
monocyte
22
17
a type of white bloo...
monokine
13
17
a substance secreted...
monoline
13
14
as in monoline insur...
monomode
13
16
designating a very f...
monopode
14
16
a one-footed person...
monopole
15
16
a particle, thought...
monosome
13
15
an unpaired chromoso...
monotone
11
13
to sing or speak in...
monotype
21
17
a monotypic genus or...
monoxide
19
20
an oxide containing...
monticle
18
16
a little hill, also...
mooncake
16
19
a kind of Chinese pa...
moonface
17
18
a full round face [n...
moongate
13
14
a circular gate in a...
moonlike
15
17
like a moon [adj]
moonrise
13
12
the time when the mo...
moonshee
14
14
(Hindi) a secretary,...
mootable
16
15
able to be mooted [a...
moquette
22
21
a thick piled fabric...
moralise
15
12
to explain in a mora...
moralize
18
21
to explain in a mora...
moresque
22
21
an ancient decorativ...
morpheme
19
19
a word or part of a...
morphine
18
17
the principal alkalo...
mortgage
16
15
to pledge to a credi...
mortsafe
16
14
a heavy iron cage pl...
moschate
19
16
having a musky odour...
mosslike
17
16
like moss [adj]
mothlike
19
18
like a moth [adj]
motivate
16
15
to inspire to action...
motorise
14
11
to provide with moto...
motorize
17
20
to provide with moto...
moveable
18
19
something that can b...
movieoke
16
19
like karaoke, but ac...
mozzette
20
29
MOZZETTA, (Italian)...
mucilage
20
18
an adhesive substanc...
muckrake
20
23
to search for and ex...
mudslide
17
15
a slippage of mud do...
mudstone
14
14
a fine-grained detri...
multiage
17
15
including people of...
multiple
20
17
the product of a qua...
multiuse
17
14
having many uses [ad...
mungoose
14
15
a carnivorous mammal...
murderee
14
13
one who is murdered...
muricate
18
15
rough or warty with...
murksome
17
19
murky [adj]
murrhine
17
15
a kind of clear glas...
musicale
19
16
a program of music p...
mustache
20
17
the unshaved hair on...
mutative
17
16
changing, mutable, a...
muticate
18
15
in botany, having no...
mutilate
16
13
to injure by cutting...
mylonite
21
15
a hard, streaky, oft...
myoscope
25
19
an instrument for ob...
myrrhine
23
16
of a kind of clear g...
mystique
30
23
an aura of mystery [...
myxocyte
36
25
a large cell found i...
naartjie
14
18
(Afrikaans) a small...
nailfile
17
14
a small file for smo...
naloxone
17
18
a potent drug used a...
nameable
15
16
able to be named, al...
namesake
13
16
one who is named aft...
nametape
14
15
a small bit of cloth...
nanopore
12
13
a microscopic pore [...
nanotube
13
14
a cylindrical tube o...
nanowire
14
13
a wire of microscopi...
narceine
14
13
a narcotic component...
narghile
17
14
a hookah, an Orienta...
narwhale
18
15
a kind of whale with...
nasalise
13
10
to produce sounds na...
nasalize
16
19
to produce sounds na...
nascence
17
16
birth or origin, als...
nauseate
11
10
to affect with nause...
navigate
15
15
to conduct and manag...
nearside
12
10
the passenger side o...
nebbishe
19
17
(Yiddish) a colourle...
nebulise
16
14
to reduce to a fine...
nebulize
19
23
to reduce to a fine...
nebulose
15
14
like a nebula, cloud...
neckatee
15
16
(obsolete) a neckerc...
necklace
20
20
to punish with a bur...
necklike
19
21
resembling a neck [a...
neckline
17
18
the shape or positio...
needfire
14
13
fire produced by fri...
negative
15
15
not positive [adj NE...
negligee
15
14
(French) a woman's l...
nematode
12
13
a parasitic worm wit...
neophile
17
15
one who loves novelt...
neophobe
17
17
one who hates novelt...
neophyte
22
16
a beginner, a novice...
neoprene
12
13
(tradename) an oil-r...
nepenthe
15
15
(Greek) a drug used...
nephrite
17
14
a kind of jade used...
nestable
15
13
capable of being fit...
nestlike
15
14
like a nest [adj]
nestmate
13
12
a bird sharing a nes...
nettable
15
13
able to be netted [a...
neurulae
13
12
NEURULA, an embryo a...
newswire
19
15
a teleprinter which...
nichrome
19
17
(tradename) an alloy...
nickname
17
20
to give a pet name t...
nicotine
15
13
a poisonous alkaloid...
nizamate
16
21
the territory of a n...
noblesse
15
13
(French) nobility, n...
nocturne
15
14
(French) a musical c...
nodalise
13
11
to form nodes, also...
nodalize
16
20
to form nodes, also...
nodulose
13
12
having small nodes o...
noisette
12
9
(French) a small thi...
nomadise
13
13
to lead a nomadic li...
nomadize
16
22
to lead a nomadic li...
nominate
12
13
to name as a candida...
noncrime
16
16
something that is no...
nondance
13
15
an unrhythmic dance...
nonelite
12
11
not belonging to an...
nonglare
13
13
a material designed...
nonimage
13
15
a person who has no...
nonissue
12
11
a topic that is not...
nonnoble
13
15
not noble [adj]
nonobese
12
13
not obese [adj]
nonsense
10
11
anything which makes...
nonstyle
19
13
a style which is not...
nontitle
13
11
pertaining to an eve...
nonwhite
17
15
a person who is not...
nooklike
15
18
like a nook [adj]
noontide
11
11
noon [n -S]
noontime
12
13
the time of noon, mi...
normande
12
14
(French) a breed of...
nosedive
14
14
to plunge nose first...
nosedove
13
14
NOSEDIVE, to plunge...
noselike
14
14
like a nose [adj]
noselite
13
10
a cubic mineral, alu...
nosherie
14
11
(colloquial) a cafe...
notarise
12
9
to attest to as a no...
notarize
15
18
to attest to as a no...
notecase
14
12
a case for holding n...
notitiae
12
9
NOTITIA, (Latin) a r...
nouvelle
16
16
(French) a long shor...
novalike
16
18
like a nova [adj]
novelese
14
14
the trite style of p...
novelise
15
14
to put into the form...
novelize
18
23
to put into the form...
novellae
15
15
NOVELLA, a short nov...
nowhence
19
18
(archaic) from no pl...
nubilose
16
14
cloudy; vague, also...
nuclease
16
14
any of a number of e...
nucleate
16
14
to form into a nucle...
nucleide
17
15
an atom of specified...
nucleole
17
15
a minute rounded bod...
nuisance
15
14
a source of annoyanc...
numerate
13
13
to compute, calculat...
nuthouse
15
13
(colloquial) a lunat...
nutsedge
14
13
any of various Ameri...
oathable
17
14
capable of taking an...
obdurate
15
13
stubbornly persisten...
obeyable
23
17
able to be obeyed [a...
obligate
17
14
obliged [adj OBLIGAT...
obsequie
23
21
(Milton) an obsequy,...
obsolete
15
12
outmoded [adj OBSOLE...
obstacle
19
15
something that obstr...
obturate
15
12
to stop up [v OBTURA...
obviable
20
19
able to be obviated...
obvolute
18
17
of a leaf etc., havi...
occupate
21
18
to reside in, also O...
ocellate
17
13
eyelike and ringed;...
ochidore
18
14
Charles Kingsley's n...
ochreate
17
13
having an ochrea, a...
octangle
17
15
an octagon [n -S]
odalique
22
20
(French) a female sl...
oeillade
14
11
an amorous glance, a...
oestrone
11
9
an estrogen, also ES...
offshore
19
16
to transfer jobs to...
offstage
18
16
the part of the stag...
oilstone
13
10
a stone for sharpeni...
okeydoke
20
19
perfectly all right,...
oldstyle
22
13
a style of printing...
omelette
14
12
a dish made with bea...
omissive
17
15
marked by omission [...
omnimode
14
16
of all modes [adj]
omnivore
15
16
an omnivorous person...
omoplate
16
15
the shoulder-blade [...
oncogene
14
15
a gene that causes a...
oncomice
19
18
ONCOMOUSE, (US) a mo...
onychite
24
16
onyx marble [n -S]
oogamete
13
13
a female gamete of c...
oomycete
22
16
an organism such as...
oosphere
16
13
an unfertilized egg...
oothecae
16
13
OOTHECA, the egg cas...
opalesce
18
15
to emit an iridescen...
openable
16
16
able to be opened [a...
openside
14
13
a rugby player who p...
operable
17
15
that can be operated...
opercele
18
15
an anatomical part t...
opercule
19
16
an anatomical part t...
opinable
17
16
able to be thought [...
oppilate
18
15
to block up [v OPPIL...
opposite
17
14
radically different...
opsonise
14
12
to make (bacteria) m...
opsonize
17
21
to make (bacteria) m...
optative
17
15
expressing a wish [a...
optimate
16
14
a member of the aris...
optimise
17
14
to make as effective...
optimize
20
23
to make as effective...
optionee
13
12
one who holds a lega...
opulence
18
17
conspicuous wealth,...
opuscule
20
17
a short work, also O...
ordinate
12
10
ordered [adj ORDINAT...
ordnance
14
14
military stores or s...
orective
18
15
pertaining to desire...
organdie
13
12
a cotton fabric, als...
organise
13
11
to form into an orga...
organize
16
20
to form into an orga...
orseille
15
10
a dye obtained from...
oscinine
15
13
belonging to the sub...
oscitate
16
11
to yawn [v OSCITATED...
osculate
17
13
to kiss [v OSCULATED...
ossature
13
9
a skeleton [n -S]
ostomate
13
11
one who has had an o...
otoscope
17
14
an instrument for ex...
outargue
14
12
to get the better of...
outasite
13
9
amazing, excellent,...
outblaze
19
22
to surpass in brilli...
outbrave
17
16
to surpass in courag...
outbribe
18
15
to surpass in bribin...
outbroke
16
16
OUTBREAK, to burst f...
outbulge
18
16
to bulge outwards [v...
outcaste
16
12
someone who is of no...
outchide
19
15
to surpass in chidin...
outcurse
17
13
to surpass in cursin...
outcurve
19
17
a type of pitch in b...
outdance
15
14
to surpass in dancin...
outdodge
14
13
to surpass in dodgin...
outdrive
16
14
to drive a golf ball...
outdrove
15
14
OUTDRIVE, to drive a...
outfable
18
16
to surpass in fablin...
outfence
17
16
to surpass in fencin...
outglare
15
12
to surpass in glarin...
outguide
15
13
to surpass in guidin...
outhouse
15
12
a building near to o...
outplace
19
16
to find new employme...
outprice
19
15
to offer a better pr...
outprize
19
21
to exceed in estimat...
outquote
21
19
to surpass in quotin...
outraise
13
9
to surpass in raisin...
outrance
15
13
the last extremity [...
outrange
13
12
to surpass in range...
outscore
16
12
to score more points...
outserve
15
13
to surpass in servin...
outshame
16
14
to surpass in shamin...
outshine
15
12
to shine brighter th...
outshone
14
12
OUTSHINE, to shine b...
outskate
14
13
to surpass in skatin...
outsmile
16
13
to surpass in smilin...
outsmoke
15
16
to surpass in smokin...
outsnore
12
10
to surpass in snorin...
outspoke
16
16
OUTSPEAK, to outdo i...
outstare
13
9
to outdo in staring...
outstate
13
9
to surpass in statin...
outsware
16
12
OUTSWEAR, to surpass...
outswore
16
12
OUTSWEAR, to surpass...
outtrade
13
10
to get the better of...
outvalue
16
15
to be worth more tha...
outvoice
18
16
to surpass in loudne...
outwaste
16
12
to surpass in wastin...
outwrite
17
12
to write better than...
outwrote
16
12
OUTWRITE, to write b...
ouvriere
15
13
(French) a (female)...
ovariole
15
13
one of the egg-tubes...
ovenable
16
17
able to be cooked in...
ovenlike
16
18
like an oven [adj]
ovenware
16
16
heat-resistant bakin...
overable
17
16
excessively able [ad...
overbake
17
19
to bake too long [v...
overbite
17
15
the overlapping of t...
overbore
16
15
OVERBEAR, to bring d...
overcame
18
18
OVERCOME, to get the...
overcome
18
18
to get the better of...
overcure
18
16
to cure too long [v...
overdare
14
13
to become too daring...
overdone
13
14
OVERDO, to do to exc...
overdose
14
13
to give an excessive...
overfine
16
16
too refined [adj]
overfree
16
15
too liberal [adj OVE...
overgave
17
18
OVERGIVE, to give up...
overgive
18
18
to give up [v OVERGA...
overgone
14
15
OVERGO, to travel ov...
overhale
17
15
(Spenser) to overtak...
overhate
16
14
to hate to excess [v...
overhope
18
17
to hope exceedingly...
overhype
25
19
to hype to excess [v...
overidle
16
14
too idle [adj]
overknee
14
17
reaching above the k...
overlade
15
14
to load with too gre...
overlate
15
13
too late; exceedingl...
overlive
18
17
to outlive [v OVERLI...
overlove
17
17
to love to excess [v...
overmine
15
16
to mine to excess [v...
overname
14
16
to repeat the names...
overnice
17
16
excessively nice; fa...
overpage
17
17
overleaf [adj]
overrake
15
16
to sweep over [v OVE...
overrate
14
12
to rate too highly [...
override
15
13
to ride over [v OVER...
overrife
17
15
excessively rife [ad...
overripe
17
15
too ripe [adj]
overrode
14
13
OVERRIDE, to ride ov...
overrude
15
14
excessively rude [ad...
overrule
16
14
to disallow the argu...
oversale
15
13
the act of overselli...
oversave
16
16
to save too much [v...
overshoe
16
14
a protective outer s...
overside
15
13
the other side of th...
oversize
18
21
to cover with size [...
oversure
15
13
excessively sure [ad...
overtake
15
16
to catch up with [v...
overtame
15
15
excessively tame [ad...
overtime
16
15
to exceed the correc...
overtire
15
12
to tire excessively...
overtone
13
13
in music, a higher p...
overture
15
13
an instrumental prel...
overtype
23
17
to type over the top...
overurge
16
15
to urge too much [v...
overvote
16
16
to defeat by a major...
overwide
18
16
excessively wide [ad...
overwise
18
15
too wise; affectedly...
overwore
17
15
OVERWEAR, to wear ou...
owrecame
19
17
OWRECOME, (Scots) to...
owrecome
19
17
(Scots) to overcome...
oxidable
22
20
capable of being oxi...
oxtongue
19
19
any of several plant...
oxyphile
31
23
an organism that thr...
oxytrope
27
20
a genus of plants in...
oystrige
21
12
(Spenser) an ostrich...
pabouche
22
20
an Oriental heelless...
packable
22
22
able to be packed [a...
packmule
22
23
a mule used for carr...
paenulae
14
14
PAENULA, a Roman tra...
paganise
15
14
to make irreligious,...
paganize
18
23
to make irreligious,...
paginate
15
14
to mark with consecu...
pagodite
16
14
a soft, greenish, gr...
pahoehoe
17
15
(Hawaiian) a hardene...
painture
15
13
the art of painting...
pairwise
19
14
in pairs [adv]
palamate
16
15
webbed like a water-...
palatine
15
13
a high officer havin...
paleface
20
18
a white person [n -S...
palewise
19
15
in heraldry, vertica...
palinode
15
14
a poem which retract...
palisade
16
13
to fortify with a fe...
pallette
17
13
a piece of armour pr...
palliate
17
13
to cloak or disguise...
palmette
17
15
an ornament (in scul...
palmlike
20
20
resembling a palm tr...
palpable
21
19
capable of being fel...
palstave
18
16
a peculiar bronze ad...
paludine
16
15
of marshes, also PAL...
paludose
16
14
marshy; living in ma...
panforte
16
15
(Italian) a hard spi...
pannicle
18
17
a thin, sheetlike ga...
pantable
17
16
a slipper, an oversh...
pantofle
17
16
a slipper, an oversh...
papalise
18
15
to render papal, als...
papalize
21
24
to render papal, als...
papillae
19
16
PAPILLA, a nipple-li...
pappoose
18
17
an American Indian b...
papulose
18
16
having pimples, also...
papyrine
23
17
like papyrus, a parc...
parabole
17
15
a rhetorical compari...
paradise
15
12
a place of extreme b...
paraffle
20
18
(Scots) a pretentiou...
paragoge
16
15
the addition of a so...
parakite
16
15
a kite used for hold...
paralyse
22
14
to render incapable...
paralyze
25
23
to render incapable...
paramese
15
14
in Greek music, the...
paranete
13
12
a tone in Greek musi...
parasite
15
11
an organism that liv...
paravane
15
16
an underwater device...
parclose
19
15
a railing in a churc...
parkette
16
15
a small public park...
parklike
19
20
like a park [adj]
parlance
18
16
a manner of speaking...
parlante
15
13
sung in a manner sug...
parridge
17
14
a soft meal of oatme...
parsable
18
15
able to be parsed [a...
parterre
15
11
a section of a theat...
partible
19
15
divisible [adj]
particle
20
15
a very small piece o...
parvenue
16
17
(French) a female pa...
passable
18
15
fairly good or accep...
passible
19
15
capable of feeling [...
pastance
17
15
(archaic) a pastime...
pastiche
21
16
an artistic work mad...
pastille
18
13
a small, often medic...
patellae
16
13
PATELLA, the knee-ca...
patentee
13
12
one who holds a pate...
pathname
17
17
the name of a file o...
patience
17
15
the quality of endur...
patinate
14
12
to give a patina to,...
patinise
15
12
to give a patina to,...
patinize
18
21
to give a patina to,...
patootie
14
11
(colloquial) the but...
patriate
15
11
to transfer constitu...
patronne
13
13
(French) a (female)...
pauraque
23
22
a long-tailed noctur...
pavonine
15
17
of or relating to pe...
pawnable
20
19
able to be pawned [a...
paygrade
22
16
the grade of militar...
payphone
24
19
a coin-operated publ...
peaklike
18
20
resembling a peak [a...
pearlite
16
12
ferrite and cementit...
peccable
24
21
liable to sin [adj]
peculate
19
16
to embezzle [v PECUL...
pedicure
19
16
to apply foot-treatm...
pedigree
16
14
a line of ancestors...
peduncle
19
18
the stalk of an infl...
peelable
18
16
able to be peeled [a...
peephole
19
17
a small opening thro...
pejorate
16
20
to make worse [v PEJ...
pelerine
15
13
(French) a woman's c...
pellicle
22
17
a thin skin or film...
pembroke
19
21
a small four-legged...
pemoline
16
16
a white crystalline...
penalise
15
13
to subject to penalt...
penalize
18
22
to subject to penalt...
pendicle
19
17
(Scots) a piece of l...
penknife
17
20
a small pocketknife...
pennyfee
21
18
(Scots) a small wage...
pensione
13
13
(Italian) a boarding...
pentacle
18
16
a five-pointed star,...
penuchle
21
19
a card game, also PI...
penuckle
20
21
a card game, also PI...
pequiste
24
21
in Canada, a support...
peracute
18
15
violent [adj]
perceive
20
18
to become aware of t...
perentie
14
12
a large Australian m...
perforce
20
17
of necessity [adv]
pericope
20
17
a section from a boo...
peridote
15
12
a gemstone, a pale g...
perigone
15
14
any organ inclosing...
perilune
16
14
the point at which a...
permease
15
14
an enzyme which assi...
permeate
15
14
to spread through [v...
perorate
14
11
to make a lengthy sp...
peroxide
21
19
a bleaching agent, a...
perruque
24
22
a kind of wig, also...
personae
13
12
PERSONA, a character...
perspire
18
14
to exude sweat throu...
persuade
15
13
to induce by reasoni...
perswade
18
15
to induce by reasoni...
perthite
18
13
a variety of alkali...
perverse
17
15
wilfully deviating f...
perviate
17
15
to make a way throug...
pesthole
18
14
a place liable to ep...
petabyte
23
16
one quadrillion byte...
petaline
15
13
of or like a petal,...
petanque
22
22
(French) a game of b...
pettable
18
15
able to be petted [a...
petuntse
15
13
(Chinese) a feldspat...
petuntze
18
22
(Chinese) a feldspat...
pfennige
17
18
PFENNIG, a German co...
phalange
18
17
any bone of a finger...
pharisee
17
13
a hypocritically sel...
phengite
18
16
a transparent stone...
phosgene
17
16
a colorless poison g...
phyllite
27
17
a foliated rock, a k...
phyllode
26
18
a flattened petiole...
phyllome
27
20
a leaf of a plant [n...
physique
33
25
the form or structur...
pianette
14
12
a small upright pian...
pianiste
15
12
someone who plays th...
picayune
24
18
a former Spanish-Ame...
pickable
23
22
able to be picked [a...
picoline
19
16
a compound related t...
picomole
20
18
one trillionth of a...
picotite
19
14
a dark spinel contai...
picowave
23
21
to irradiate (food)...
pilotage
17
14
the act of piloting...
pinafore
16
15
a loose protective g...
pindaree
14
13
an Indian mercenary,...
pinecone
16
16
a cone-shaped fruit...
pinelike
17
17
resembling pine [adj...
pinnacle
18
17
a slender turret or...
pinnulae
15
15
PINNULA, a pinnate p...
pinochle
21
18
a card game, also PE...
pinotage
15
14
a variety of grape g...
pintable
18
16
a pinball machine [n...
pintsize
19
21
very small, also PIN...
pipelike
20
19
like a pipe [adj]
pipeline
18
16
to convey by a line...
piperine
17
15
an alkaloid found in...
piquance
26
25
the quality of being...
pirlicue
21
16
to summarize in conc...
piscinae
18
15
PISCINA, a basin use...
pishogue
19
16
(Irish) sorcery, als...
pisolite
17
12
a limestone with pea...
pisshole
19
14
a hole made in solub...
pistache
21
16
a shade of green [n...
pithlike
21
18
resembling pith [adj...
pitiable
19
15
arousing pity [adj P...
pittance
18
15
a small allowance of...
pixelate
22
19
to divide an image i...
pixilate
23
19
to divide an image i...
pizzelle
24
31
a thin, crisp Italia...
placable
22
19
capable of being pla...
placcate
22
18
(obsolete) a leather...
plantage
16
15
(Shakespeare) plants...
plantule
17
15
a plant embryo [n -S...
planulae
16
15
PLANULA, the free-sw...
plaudite
17
14
an appeal for applau...
plausive
19
17
expressing praise [a...
playable
25
18
able to be played [a...
playdate
22
15
the scheduled date f...
playlike
25
19
resembling a theatri...
playmate
23
17
a companion in play...
playsome
23
17
playful, sportive [a...
playtime
24
17
a time for play [n -...
pleasure
16
13
to give enjoyment or...
plimsole
19
16
a rubber-soled cloth...
pliocene
18
16
relating to the epoc...
plotline
17
14
the story-line of a...
plottage
17
14
the size or value of...
plowable
22
19
able to be plowed [a...
plowwise
23
18
back and forth in al...
plughole
21
18
a drainhole in a sin...
plumbate
20
19
a salt of plumbic ac...
plumbite
21
19
a salt of plumbic ac...
plumcake
22
23
a cake with raisins...
plumlike
21
21
like a plum [adj]
plumulae
19
18
PLUMULA, the embryo...
plurisie
18
13
(Shakespeare) supera...
plussage
18
15
an extra amount, als...
pluviose
19
17
pertaining to rain,...
pochette
20
16
(French) a pocket no...
podomere
15
15
a limb segment of an...
poechore
19
16
a semiarid region [n...
poetlike
17
16
like a poet [adj]
poitrine
15
12
(French) a woman's b...
polarise
16
12
to give polarity to,...
polarize
19
21
to give polarity to,...
polemise
17
15
to argue or write po...
polemize
20
24
to argue or write po...
pollicie
21
16
(Spenser) policy, al...
polonise
15
13
to make Polish, also...
polonize
18
22
to make Polish, also...
polygene
22
17
a set of cooperating...
polygyne
29
19
having more than one...
polypide
25
18
a polyp of a colonia...
polypine
24
18
of or like a (coloni...
polypite
25
17
a polyp of a colonia...
polypore
24
17
a fungus with pores...
polyseme
23
17
a word with more tha...
polysome
23
17
a cluster of protein...
polytene
21
15
having chromosomes o...
polytype
31
19
to produce by use of...
poolside
16
13
a area surrounding a...
popelike
19
19
like a pope [adj]
popeseye
22
16
denoting a cut of st...
popsicle
22
18
flavored and colored...
populace
21
19
the common people [n...
populate
18
16
to inhabit [v POPULA...
porpesse
17
14
a porpoise, also POR...
porpoise
17
14
a short-snouted genu...
porridge
17
14
a soft meal of oatme...
portable
18
15
able to be carried [...
portague
16
14
a former Portuguese...
portance
17
15
(Spenser) carriage,...
portesse
15
11
(historical) a porta...
portfire
18
14
a slow fuse, allowin...
porthole
18
14
a small window in a...
portiere
15
11
(French) a curtain h...
portigue
17
14
a former Portuguese...
portoise
15
11
the gunwale of a shi...
portside
16
12
on the port side [ad...
poseable
17
15
able to be posed, al...
positive
18
15
assertive, affirmati...
possible
19
15
that can be done [ad...
postbase
17
14
a morpheme used as a...
postcode
18
15
a code, often a comb...
postdate
15
12
to date after the re...
postdive
18
16
following a dive [ad...
postface
20
17
a brief note placed...
postfire
18
14
following a fire [ad...
postgame
17
16
following a game [ad...
posthole
18
14
a hole dug to hold a...
postiche
21
16
(French) a wig, fals...
postique
24
21
an imitation, also P...
postlude
17
14
a closing piece of m...
postpone
16
15
to put off to a futu...
postpose
17
14
to place after in a...
postrace
18
14
following a race [ad...
pothouse
17
14
an alehouse [n -S]
potlache
21
17
(Native American) a...
potshare
17
13
a fragment of broken...
potstone
14
12
a variety of steatit...
pottable
18
15
capable of being pot...
poulaine
15
14
a pointy toed shoe a...
poularde
16
14
a spayed hen, also P...
poultice
20
16
to apply a hot, heal...
poundage
15
16
a charge for keeping...
pourable
18
16
able to be poured [a...
practice
22
17
to train or drill in...
practise
19
14
to train or drill in...
practive
21
18
(obsolete) practical...
praecipe
20
17
(Latin) a writ comma...
pratique
24
21
permission granted t...
preamble
19
18
to give an explanato...
precavae
19
18
PRECAVA, a major vei...
preceese
17
14
(Scots) precise [adj...
prechose
20
16
PRECHOOSE, to choose...
preclude
20
17
to rule out or elimi...
precurse
19
15
to foreshadow or be...
precycle
29
20
(of a consumer) to a...
predelle
17
14
PREDELLA, a board be...
preflame
19
18
preceding a flame [a...
prefroze
20
23
PREFREEZE, to freeze...
preguide
17
15
to guide beforehand...
prehnite
17
14
an orthorhombic basi...
prejudge
19
24
to judge beforehand...
premiere
16
14
to present publicly...
premorse
16
14
ending abruptly, as...
prentice
18
15
to place with an emp...
prepaste
17
14
to paste beforehand...
prepense
16
15
premeditated; intent...
preplace
21
18
to place beforehand...
preprice
21
17
to price beforehand...
prepupae
19
18
PREPUPA, a stage pre...
prerinse
15
12
to rinse beforehand...
presbyte
24
16
an elder in the earl...
prescore
18
14
to record the sound...
presence
17
15
close proximity [n -...
preserve
17
15
to keep safe from ha...
preshape
19
16
to shape beforehand...
preslice
20
15
to slice beforehand...
presolve
18
16
to solve beforehand...
pressure
16
12
to apply force to [v...
prestige
17
13
charm, magic or glam...
prestore
15
11
to store beforehand...
pretaste
15
11
to taste beforehand...
pretence
17
15
the act of pretendin...
pretense
14
12
the act of pretendin...
preunite
15
13
to unite beforehand...
prevalue
18
17
to value beforehand...
primrose
17
14
a yellow flower [n -...
principe
21
18
(Italian) a prince [...
priorate
15
11
the state or office...
pristane
15
12
a saturated hydrocar...
pristine
16
12
original, pure, unsp...
prizable
22
24
valuable [adj]
probable
20
18
likely to occur or p...
procaine
17
15
a compound used as a...
proclive
22
19
(archaic) having a t...
prodnose
14
13
an inquisitive perso...
prodrome
16
15
a prefatory work; an...
prognose
15
14
to forecast the prob...
prograde
16
14
to accumulate sedime...
prolapse
18
15
to slip or fall out...
prologue
17
15
to preface, also PRO...
prolonge
16
15
a rope used for pull...
promisee
16
14
one who is promised...
promulge
19
18
(archaic) to proclai...
propense
16
15
(obsolete) inclined...
prophage
20
18
a form of virus [n -...
prophase
19
16
the first stage in c...
prorogue
16
14
to end a session (of...
prostate
15
11
a gland in males at...
prostyle
23
14
in Greek architectur...
protease
14
11
any enzyme that spli...
protegee
15
13
(French) one (female...
proteide
15
12
a nitrogenous organi...
protense
14
12
(Spenser) an extensi...
proteome
15
14
the complement of pr...
proteose
14
11
a substance derived...
protrade
15
12
in favour of trade [...
protrude
16
13
to stick out [v PROT...
provable
20
19
that can be proved,...
province
20
19
an administrative di...
prudence
18
17
the quality of being...
pruinose
15
13
having a powdery cov...
prunable
18
17
able to be pruned [a...
prunelle
17
15
(French) a strong si...
psammite
18
17
a fine-grained rock...
psephite
20
16
a rock composed of s...
pterylae
22
14
PTERYLA, the feather...
ptomaine
15
15
a compound produced...
ptyalise
23
14
to induce ptyalism i...
ptyalize
26
23
to induce ptyalism i...
pucelage
20
18
virginity [n -S]
puggaree
17
16
(Hindi) a turban, a...
pulicene
19
17
pertaining to, or ab...
pulicide
21
17
an agent used for de...
pulsidge
19
16
the throb of a pulse...
pultrude
18
15
to carry out pultrus...
pulville
22
19
(historical) perfume...
pumicate
20
18
to make smooth with...
pumicite
21
18
a porous volcanic ro...
pumpable
22
22
capable of being pum...
pumplike
22
23
like a pump [adj]
punctate
18
16
marked with points o...
punctule
20
18
a minute dot [n -S]
puncture
19
17
to pierce with a poi...
pungence
18
19
the state of being p...
punitive
18
17
relating to punishme...
punkette
16
17
a female follower of...
pupilage
20
18
the state of being a...
purchase
21
17
to buy [v PURCHASED,...
purlicue
21
17
to summarise in conc...
purslane
16
14
a pot herb and salad...
pushbike
22
21
a bicycle driven by...
pusslike
19
17
like a puss [adj]
putative
18
16
supposed or reputed...
pyranose
20
14
a sugar present in p...
pyrazole
25
23
a chemical related t...
pyridine
22
15
a nitrogenous base u...
pyritise
23
13
to convert into pyri...
pyritize
26
22
to convert into pyri...
pyrolise
23
14
to decompose by heat...
pyrolize
26
23
to decompose by heat...
pyrolyse
29
16
to decompose by heat...
pyrolyze
32
25
to decompose by heat...
pyronine
20
15
(tradeame) any of se...
pyrosome
22
16
a type of thermostat...
pyroxene
26
21
any of a group of mi...
pyroxyle
35
23
a nitrocellulose [n...
pyruvate
24
18
a salt or ester of p...
quaalude
22
21
(tradename) a type o...
quadrate
21
19
to conform or agree...
quagmire
24
23
to entangle as in bo...
quantile
22
20
any of the values of...
quantise
21
19
to express in terms...
quantize
24
28
to express in terms...
quartile
23
19
an aspect of the pla...
quatorze
24
27
(French) the four ac...
quaylike
30
25
like a quay [adj]
quayside
28
21
the side of a quay,...
queenite
20
19
a queen's partisan [...
quenelle
22
21
(French) a poached m...
quercine
24
22
pertaining to oak tr...
quietive
24
22
a sedative [n -S]
quietude
22
20
tranquillity [n -S]
quintile
23
20
a frequency distribu...
quinzhee
26
30
(Inuit) a shelter ma...
quotable
24
22
capable of being quo...
rabatine
14
12
(Scott) a low collar...
raceable
18
15
(of a racecourse) fi...
racemate
16
14
a salt of racemic ac...
racemise
17
14
to change into racem...
racemize
20
23
to change into racem...
racemose
16
14
having the form of a...
raclette
17
12
(French) a dish made...
raddocke
17
17
(Shakespeare) a robi...
radiable
16
13
capable of radiating...
radiance
15
13
the quality of being...
radicate
16
12
to cause to take roo...
radicule
18
14
a rootlike organ or...
radulate
14
11
having a radula, a m...
radwaste
16
12
radioactive waste [n...
ragstone
13
11
any of various diffe...
raindate
12
10
an alternate date in...
raisable
16
12
capable of being rai...
raisonne
11
10
(French) arranged sy...
ramillie
17
13
a type of wig, also...
rampauge
17
17
(Scots) to rampage [...
ramulose
15
13
having many small br...
rapparee
16
14
(Irish) a wild Irish...
rareripe
15
11
a fruit that ripens...
rascasse
16
11
a kind of fish found...
rashlike
18
15
like a rash [adj]
rateable
15
12
capable of being rat...
rathouse
15
11
(Australian slang) a...
rathripe
18
13
a fruit that ripens...
raticide
17
12
a substance for kill...
ratsbane
14
12
rat poison; white ar...
rattline
14
10
any of the small lin...
ravigote
16
14
(French) a spicy vin...
reaccede
18
15
to accede again [v R...
reaccuse
19
15
to accuse again [v R...
reactive
18
15
tending to react [ad...
readable
15
13
able to be read [adj...
readvise
15
13
to advise again [v R...
realtime
15
12
relating to a comput...
realtone
12
10
a ringtone that clos...
reapable
17
15
able to be reaped [a...
rearmice
17
14
REARMOUSE, a bat, al...
rearouse
12
9
to arouse again [v R...
reassume
14
12
to assume again [v R...
reassure
13
9
to assure again [v R...
rebottle
16
12
to bottle again [v R...
recentre
15
12
to centre again [v R...
rechange
18
16
to change again [v R...
recharge
19
15
to charge again [v R...
rechoose
17
13
to choose again [v R...
recircle
21
15
to circle again [v R...
reclothe
19
14
to dress again [v RE...
recouple
19
16
to couple again [v R...
recourse
16
12
to return, go back,...
recreate
15
11
to reinvigorate [v R...
redamage
14
14
to damage again [v R...
redargue
14
12
(Scots) to refute [v...
redecide
16
13
to decide again [v R...
redefine
14
13
to define again [v R...
redhorse
15
11
a freshwater fish [n...
redivide
16
14
to divide again [v R...
redouble
16
14
to double [v REDOUBL...
redshare
15
11
brittle at red-heat,...
redshire
16
11
brittle at red-heat,...
reedlike
15
14
like reeds [adj]
reefable
17
15
able to be reefed [a...
reelable
16
13
able to be reeled [a...
reemerge
14
13
to emerge again [v R...
reengage
13
13
to engage again [v R...
reexpose
20
18
to expose again [v R...
refigure
17
14
to figure again [v R...
refreeze
17
20
to freeze again [v R...
refringe
16
14
(obsolete) to refrac...
regelate
14
11
to refreeze ice by r...
regicide
18
14
the killing of a kin...
regroove
15
14
to groove again [v R...
regulate
15
12
to control according...
reguline
15
13
of or pertaining to...
regulise
16
12
to reduce to regulus...
regulize
19
21
to reduce to regulus...
rehandle
15
13
to handle again [v R...
rehearse
14
10
to practice in prepa...
reignite
14
11
to light again [v RE...
reillume
17
14
to light again [v RE...
reimpose
16
14
to impose again [v R...
reincite
16
12
to incite again [v R...
reinduce
16
14
to induce again [v R...
reinette
12
9
(French) a name give...
reinfuse
15
13
to infuse again [v R...
reinjure
15
19
to injure again [v R...
reinsure
13
10
to insure again [v R...
reinvade
14
14
to invade again [v R...
reinvite
15
13
to invite again [v R...
reinvoke
15
17
to invoke again [v R...
rejectee
17
20
one who is rejected...
rejuggle
19
23
to juggle again [v R...
rekindle
15
15
to arouse once more...
relative
16
13
in relation to [adj...
releasee
12
9
a person to whom an...
relegate
14
11
to remove, usually t...
reliable
17
13
dependable [adj RELI...
reliance
16
13
confident or trustfu...
relocate
16
12
to establish in a ne...
relumine
15
14
to light again, also...
remarque
22
21
(French) a mark made...
remigate
15
13
to row [v REMIGATED,...
remittee
14
11
a person to whom a r...
remolade
14
13
(French) a piquant s...
renature
12
10
to restore natural q...
rendible
16
14
capable of being ren...
reneague
12
12
to go back on a prom...
renegade
12
12
a person who abandon...
renegate
12
11
a person who abandon...
renforce
17
15
to reinforce [v RENF...
renounce
14
14
to disown, give up [...
renovate
13
13
to make like new [v...
rentable
15
13
able to be rented [a...
renverse
14
13
(archaic) to reverse...
reoppose
16
14
to oppose again [v R...
repartee
14
11
to make a quick witt...
repeople
17
15
to supply with peopl...
reperepe
16
14
the elephant fish, a...
reperuse
15
12
to peruse again [v R...
rephrase
17
13
to say or repeat in...
repledge
17
15
to pledge again [v R...
replunge
17
16
to plunge again [v R...
reposure
15
12
(Shakespeare) repose...
repousse
15
12
a raised design hamm...
repreeve
16
15
to delay the executi...
repriefe
17
14
(Spenser) reproach,...
reprieve
17
15
to give a respite to...
repursue
16
13
to pursue again [v R...
requoyle
28
21
(Shakespeare) to rec...
reremice
17
14
REREMOUSE, a bat, al...
rerevise
15
12
to revise again [v R...
resaddle
14
11
to saddle again [v R...
resalute
14
10
to salute again [v R...
resample
17
15
to sample again [v R...
resecure
16
12
to secure again [v R...
resemble
17
15
to be alike [v RESEM...
resettle
14
9
to move to another p...
resiance
15
12
(archaic) a residenc...
resinate
12
9
to treat with a visc...
resinise
13
9
to treat with resin,...
resinize
16
18
to treat with resin,...
resolute
14
10
determined [adj RESO...
resonate
11
9
to resound [v RESONA...
resource
16
12
to provide for [v RE...
resplice
20
15
to splice again [v R...
response
14
12
a reply or reaction...
restable
16
12
to put in stables ag...
restrike
15
12
to strike again [v R...
restrive
16
12
to strive again [v R...
restrove
15
12
RESTRIVE, to strive...
resupine
15
13
lying on the back [a...
retackle
18
16
to tackle again [v R...
reticule
18
13
a woman's workbag, o...
retinene
11
10
a pigment in the ret...
retinite
13
9
an inflammable miner...
retraite
13
8
(obsolete) retreat,...
retrieve
15
12
to get back [v RETRI...
retrorse
13
8
turned back or downw...
returnee
12
10
one who has returned...
reuptake
16
16
to take up again [v...
reusable
16
13
capable of being use...
revanche
19
18
a political policy d...
reveille
17
14
a morning bugle call...
revolute
16
14
rolled backward or d...
rhabdome
18
17
a rodlike structure...
rhamnose
15
14
a sugar found in pla...
rhaphide
20
16
a needle-like crysta...
rhapsode
17
14
anciently, one who r...
rheobase
16
13
the smallest amount...
rheotome
15
13
an instrument which...
rhyolite
23
13
a highly felsic igne...
ribosome
16
14
a particle composed...
ribozyme
26
25
a RNA derived molecu...
ribstone
15
12
an apple, also RIBST...
ribulose
17
13
a type of sugar [n -...
richesse
19
13
(obsolete) riches [n...
riddance
16
14
the action or an act...
rideable
16
13
capable of being rid...
ridicule
19
14
to make fun of [v RI...
rigidise
16
11
to make stiff, also...
rigidize
19
20
to make stiff, also...
ringbone
15
15
a bony growth on a h...
ringdove
16
16
the wood-pigeon, fro...
ringette
14
11
a team sport played...
ringlike
17
16
like a ring [adj]
ringside
15
12
the area just outsid...
ringtone
13
12
a tune played by a m...
ringwise
18
14
in the manner of a r...
rinkside
15
14
the area at the side...
rinsable
16
13
able to be rinsed [a...
rinsible
17
13
that can be rinsed,...
rippable
21
18
able to be ripped [a...
rivalise
17
13
to enter into rivalr...
rivalize
20
22
to enter into rivalr...
riverine
15
13
pertaining to a rive...
rivulose
17
14
having narrow, windi...
roadside
13
10
land adjoining a roa...
roanpipe
16
15
(Scots) a roof-gutte...
robotise
15
11
to make automatic, a...
robotize
18
20
to make automatic, a...
roburite
16
12
a flameless explosiv...
rocaille
18
13
(French) artificial...
rockable
20
19
able to be rocked [a...
rockabye
25
20
a song used to lull...
rocklike
20
20
like a rock [adj]
rockrose
17
15
a shrub of the Poten...
roestone
11
9
another name for ool...
rolamite
15
12
two or more rollers...
rollable
18
14
able to be rolled [a...
romanise
13
12
to write in the Roma...
romanize
16
21
to write in the Roma...
rondache
17
15
(French) a circular...
rondelle
14
12
(French) a verse for...
ronepipe
16
15
(Scots) a roof-gutte...
rooflike
17
16
like a roof [adj]
roofline
15
13
the profile of a roo...
rooftree
14
11
a horizontal timber...
roomette
13
11
a small room [n -S]
roommate
14
14
one who shares a roo...
roomsome
14
14
(obsolete) roomy [ad...
rootlike
15
13
like a root [adj]
ropeable
17
15
that can be roped, a...
ropelike
17
16
resembling a rope [a...
roquette
21
18
(French) a kind of s...
roselike
15
13
like a rose [adj]
rosinate
12
9
a resinate [n -S]
rostrate
13
8
having a rostrum [ad...
rosulate
14
10
of leaves and bracts...
rotative
15
12
turning like a wheel...
rotavate
14
12
to till by means of...
rotenone
10
10
an insecticide and f...
rotovate
14
12
to till by means of...
roughage
17
15
coarse, bulky food [...
roulette
14
10
to make tiny slits i...
roundure
13
12
roundness; a round o...
rousable
16
13
capable of being rou...
royalise
20
11
to play the king, al...
royalize
23
20
to play the king, al...
rubstone
15
13
a whetstone [n -S]
rubylike
25
19
like a ruby [adj]
rufflike
21
20
resembling a pleated...
rugulose
16
13
having small wrinkle...
ruinable
16
14
able to be ruined [a...
ruminate
14
13
to chew again [v RUM...
runagate
13
12
a fugitive, a runawa...
runcible
20
17
a nonsense word appl...
runelike
15
15
like a rune [adj]
runnable
15
15
fit for hunting [adj...
ruralise
15
10
to make rural, also...
ruralite
15
10
one who lives in the...
ruralize
18
19
to make rural, also...
rushlike
19
16
like a grasslike mar...
russulae
15
11
RUSSULA, any fungus...
rustable
17
13
able to rust [adj]
sabotage
15
13
to destroy malicious...
sabuline
16
14
sandy [adj]
sabulose
16
13
sandy; growing in sa...
sackable
20
19
serious enough to be...
sacklike
20
20
like a sack [adj]
sagamore
14
13
(Native American) a...
sagenite
13
11
a form of the minera...
saginate
13
11
to fatten animals [v...
sailable
17
13
able to be sailed [a...
saleable
16
13
able to be sold, als...
salicine
17
13
a bitter crystalline...
salience
16
13
a projecting feature...
salinise
14
10
to treat with salt,...
salinize
17
19
to treat with salt,...
salivate
16
13
to secrete saliva [v...
saltlike
17
14
resembling salt [adj...
salvable
19
17
capable of being sav...
salvagee
16
15
one in whose favor s...
samphire
19
16
a fleshy coastal pla...
sanative
14
13
having the power to...
sandable
15
14
able to be sanded [a...
sandlike
15
15
like sand [adj]
sandpile
16
14
a pile of sand [n -S...
sandshoe
14
12
a lightweight sneake...
sangaree
12
11
(Spanish) a summer d...
sanguine
13
13
bloody; optimistic [...
sanidine
12
11
a variety of orthocl...
sanitate
12
9
to clean and sterili...
sanitise
13
9
to clean and sterili...
sanitize
16
18
to clean and sterili...
saphenae
15
14
SAPHENA, a large vei...
sapience
17
15
discernment, judgeme...
saponine
13
13
a soapy substance ob...
saponite
14
12
a hydrous silicate o...
sapphire
20
16
a precious variety o...
sarcinae
15
12
SARCINA, a spherical...
sardelle
15
11
a small fish related...
satiable
16
12
capable of being sat...
satirise
14
8
to subject to satire...
satirize
17
17
to subject to satire...
saturate
13
9
to fill completely w...
saucisse
17
12
(French) a long canv...
sauterne
12
10
(French) a sweet whi...
sautoire
13
9
(French) a long neck...
saveable
17
16
that can be saved, a...
sawblade
19
16
the blade of a saw [...
sawhorse
18
13
a rack used as a sup...
saxatile
20
16
living or growing am...
saxicole
23
19
living or growing am...
saxonite
18
16
an ultrabasic igneou...
scablike
21
19
resembling a scab [a...
scalable
20
16
that can be scaled,...
scapulae
19
16
SCAPULA, a bone in t...
scarabee
17
14
(archaic) a scarabae...
scariose
16
11
thin, dry and membra...
scarmoge
18
16
(archaic) a skirmish...
scavenge
18
18
to search through ru...
scawtite
20
14
a carbonate or silic...
schantze
21
23
(Afrikaans) a heap o...
schedule
20
16
to plan, also SCEDUL...
schliere
20
14
(German) one of a se...
schmatte
20
16
(Yiddish) clothing,...
schmelze
24
26
(German) a kind of g...
schmoose
19
16
(Yiddish) to chat in...
schmooze
22
25
(Yiddish) to chat in...
schnecke
22
21
(German) a sweet bre...
schoolie
19
14
(Australian slang) a...
scissile
19
12
capable of being cut...
scissure
18
12
a lengthwise cut [n...
sciurine
17
13
a member of the squi...
sclerite
18
12
a hard skeletal plat...
sclerose
17
12
to harden; to affect...
scopulae
19
16
SCOPULA, a brushlike...
scrabble
22
18
to claw or grope abo...
scramble
21
18
to move hurriedly, a...
scrapple
22
18
a mixture of ground...
scrattle
18
12
to keep scratching,...
screenie
15
12
(Australian slang) a...
scribble
23
18
to write hastily or...
scriggle
21
16
to wriggle, writhe [...
scrimure
19
15
(obsolete) a fencer...
scrobble
22
18
of an online music s...
scroggie
19
15
abounding in scrogs,...
scrounge
17
15
to gather by foragin...
scrowdge
21
17
to crowd; to squeeze...
scrummie
20
18
(slang) a rugby scru...
scrumple
22
19
to crumple or crush...
scumlike
21
20
like scum [adj]
scungile
19
16
(Italian) the meat o...
scurrile
19
13
(archaic) like or wo...
scyphate
27
18
shaped like a cup [a...
seablite
16
12
a salt-marsh plant [...
seaborne
13
12
carried on the sea [...
seadrome
13
12
a floating aerodrome...
seahorse
14
10
any marine fish of t...
sealable
16
13
able to be sealed [a...
seallike
16
14
like an aquatic mamm...
seamfree
15
14
of stockings, withou...
seamlike
16
16
like a seam [adj]
seapiece
17
14
a picture representi...
seaplane
14
13
an airplane designed...
seaquake
21
22
an undersea earthqua...
seascape
17
14
a picture representi...
seashore
14
10
land bordering on th...
seatmate
13
11
one with whom one sh...
secalose
16
12
a complex carbohydra...
secondee
14
13
a person on secondme...
sedative
15
13
a drug the induces a...
seducive
19
17
able to seduce [adj]
seedcake
16
16
a sweet cake with se...
seedcase
15
12
the protective outer...
seedlike
15
14
like a seed [adj]
seedtime
14
12
the season for sowin...
segolate
14
11
in Hebrew, a disylla...
seisable
16
12
able to be seised [a...
seizable
19
21
able to be seized [a...
selectee
16
12
one that is selected...
selenate
12
10
a salt of selenic ac...
selenide
13
11
a compound of seleni...
selenite
13
10
a variety of gypsum...
selfsame
17
15
identical [adj]
sellable
18
14
able to be sold [adj...
selvagee
16
15
an untwisted skein o...
selvedge
17
16
to border a fabric t...
semidome
15
15
a half dome [n -S]
semilune
15
14
(French) a half-moon...
semimute
16
15
a person who is part...
seminate
13
12
to sow [v SEMINATED,...
seminude
14
14
partly nude [adj]
semitone
13
12
half a tone, one of...
semplice
21
18
(Italian) as a music...
sendable
15
14
able to be sent [adj...
sensible
16
13
something that can b...
sentence
14
13
to declare judiciall...
sepaline
15
13
of the form of sepal...
separate
14
11
apart [adj SEPARATEL...
septette
15
11
a group of seven, al...
septuple
19
16
to make seven times...
sequelae
21
19
SEQUELA, an abnormal...
sequence
23
22
to arrange in order...
serafile
16
12
men riding in the re...
serenade
11
10
(French) a piece of...
serenate
11
9
to calm, make serene...
serflike
18
16
like a serf [adj]
sericite
17
11
a silky potash mica...
serotine
12
9
a kind of bat, named...
serotype
21
13
to classify accordin...
serpulae
16
13
SERPULA, a member of...
servable
18
16
capable of being ser...
sesterce
16
11
(Latin) a Roman coin...
sestette
13
8
a group of six, a pi...
setulose
14
10
covered with setae,...
sewerage
16
13
the waste matter car...
sextette
19
15
a piece of music com...
sextuple
23
20
sixfold [adj SEXTUPL...
shagpile
20
16
of carpets, having a...
shakable
19
18
that can be shaken,...
shamable
19
17
capable of being sha...
shapable
20
17
that may be shaped,...
sharable
18
14
that can be shared,...
shauchle
22
17
(Scots) to shuffle [...
shavable
20
18
capable of being sha...
shedable
18
15
capable of being cas...
shedlike
18
16
resembling a small,...
shiitake
17
14
(Japanese) a large d...
shikaree
16
14
(Urdu) a hunter, esp...
shinbone
16
15
the tibia [n -S]
shipmate
19
16
a fellow sailor [n -...
shipside
19
14
the area alongside a...
shiptime
20
16
the annual arrival o...
shiralee
16
11
(Australian slang) a...
shitface
21
16
a contemptible perso...
shithole
19
13
a filthy place [n -S...
shivaree
17
14
to perform a mock se...
shoelace
18
14
a lace for fastening...
shoetree
14
10
a device for prevent...
shortage
16
12
an insufficient supp...
shothole
18
13
a hole drilled in a...
showable
21
17
able to be shown [ad...
showcase
21
16
to show something of...
showtime
20
16
the time at which an...
shrewdie
19
14
(Australian slang) a...
shunpike
19
19
to travel on sideroa...
shvartze
21
23
(Yiddish) a black pe...
shweshwe
24
18
(South African) an A...
sibilate
17
12
to pronounce (words)...
sidebone
14
13
ossification of the...
sideline
14
11
to remove a player f...
sidenote
12
10
a comment written in...
siderate
13
9
to blast or strike [...
siderite
14
9
a carbonate of iron,...
sidewise
17
12
toward or on one sid...
sighlike
20
17
resembling a sigh [a...
sightsee
17
12
to view places of in...
signable
17
15
able to be signed [a...
silicate
18
12
to combine with sili...
silicide
19
13
a silicon compound [...
silicone
17
13
any of a number of e...
silicule
20
14
a seed vessel resemb...
siliquae
23
19
SILIQUA, a type of d...
silklike
19
18
like silk [adj]
siloxane
19
17
any of various polym...
simazine
17
21
an organic herbicide...
similise
17
12
to liken, also SIMIL...
similize
20
21
to liken, also SIMIL...
simonise
14
12
to polish with wax,...
simonize
17
21
to polish with wax,...
simulate
16
13
to take on the appea...
sinecure
16
13
a position that requ...
sinfonie
14
13
SINFONIA, (Italian)...
singable
17
15
able to be sung [adj...
sinicise
17
12
to modify by Chinese...
sinicize
20
21
to modify by Chinese...
sinkable
17
17
able to be sunk [adj...
sinkhole
17
16
a natural depression...
sinopite
15
12
an iron ore, from wh...
sippable
21
18
capable of being sip...
sirenise
13
9
to bewitch, also SIR...
sirenize
16
18
to bewitch, also SIR...
sironise
13
9
to use a particular...
sironize
16
18
to use a particular...
sirvente
15
13
(French) a (usually...
sithence
18
14
(Shakespeare) since;...
sixpence
24
22
an obsolete British...
sixscore
23
18
one hundred and twen...
sizeable
19
21
quite large, also SI...
skincare
17
16
care of the skin usi...
skinlike
17
18
like skin [adj]
skiplane
17
17
a plane designed for...
skyborne
22
18
airborne [adj]
skyscape
26
20
a picture of the sky...
skywrite
25
17
to write in the sky...
skywrote
24
17
SKYWRITE, to write i...
slablike
19
17
resembling a slab [a...
slakable
18
17
that can be slaked,...
slayable
23
15
able to be slayed [a...
slidable
18
14
able to be slid [adj...
slimline
17
14
slim, or conducive t...
slipcase
20
15
a protective case fo...
slippage
20
17
a falling off from a...
slipsole
18
13
a thin insole [n -S]
slipware
20
15
pottery decorated wi...
slitlike
18
14
like a slit [adj]
sloetree
13
9
the blackthorn tree,...
slowpoke
20
19
a slow individual [n...
smallage
17
15
a wild celery [n -S]
smaltine
15
13
a gray mineral of me...
smaltite
16
12
a gray mineral of me...
smaragde
15
14
(archaic) emerald, a...
smectite
18
14
the family of minera...
smokable
18
19
that can be smoked,...
smoothie
16
13
a person with polish...
snaglike
16
16
resembling a snag [a...
snowdome
16
16
a leisure centre off...
snowlike
18
17
having the appearanc...
snowline
16
14
an area which define...
snowshoe
17
14
to walk on oval fram...
soaplike
17
16
like soap [adj]
soberise
15
11
to make sober, also...
soberize
18
20
to make sober, also...
sociable
19
15
gregarious [adj SOCI...
sockette
17
15
a foot covering [n -...
sodalite
14
10
a transparent or tra...
sodamide
14
13
a compound formed wh...
sodomise
14
12
to engage in sodomy...
sodomite
14
12
one who practices so...
sodomize
17
21
to engage in sodomy...
softcore
18
14
of pornography, not...
software
18
14
data used in compute...
solanine
12
11
a poisonous alkaloid...
solarise
14
9
to expose to sunligh...
solarize
17
18
to expose to sunligh...
solecise
17
12
to use ungrammatical...
solecize
20
21
to use ungrammatical...
solidare
14
10
(Shakespeare) a smal...
solidate
14
10
to consolidate [v SO...
solitude
15
11
the state of being a...
solstice
18
12
the time when the su...
solutive
17
14
a solvent or laxativ...
solvable
19
17
able to be solved [a...
somedele
14
13
(archaic) somewhat,...
somegate
14
13
somewhere [adv]
sometime
15
14
at some future time...
somewise
17
14
in some way, somehow...
somniate
13
12
to dream [v SOMNIATE...
sonatine
11
10
SONATINA, (Italian)...
songlike
16
16
like a song [adj]
sonicate
15
12
to disrupt with soun...
soporose
14
11
causing sleep; sleep...
sorbable
18
15
able to be absorbed...
soricine
16
12
shrewlike, also SORI...
sororate
12
8
the marriage of a ma...
sororise
13
8
to associate in a si...
sororize
16
17
to associate in a si...
sorptive
18
15
tending to absorb an...
sortable
16
12
able to be sorted [a...
sortance
15
12
suitableness [n -S]
soullike
17
15
like a soul [adj]
soulmate
15
13
a person with whom o...
souplike
18
17
like soup [adj]
sourdine
13
11
a mute or damper, al...
soutache
18
14
(French) a narrow br...
sowarree
15
11
(Urdu) a mounted ret...
spadille
18
14
the ace of spades in...
spaetzle
19
21
(German) in Jewish c...
spaewife
20
17
(Scots) a wise woman...
spansule
16
14
a pill [n -S]
sparable
18
15
a type of nail [n -S...
sparlike
18
16
resembling a spar [a...
spathose
17
13
relating to spar, al...
spatlese
16
12
(German) a sweet whi...
speciate
18
14
to undergo a type of...
spectate
18
14
to attend and view [...
spermine
16
15
a chemical compound...
sphairee
17
13
(Australia) an alter...
spherule
19
15
a small sphere [n -S...
spiculae
20
16
SPICULA, (Latin) a s...
spillage
19
15
that which is spilt,...
spinelle
17
14
any mineral of a gro...
spinette
15
12
a musical instrument...
spinulae
16
14
SPINULA, (Latin) a s...
spiracle
20
15
an orifice through w...
spirulae
17
13
SPIRULA, a spiral-sh...
spitfire
19
14
a hot-tempered perso...
spoilage
17
14
something that is sp...
spoliate
16
12
to despoil; to plund...
sportive
18
15
playful [adj SPORTIV...
spousage
16
14
espousal [n -S]
sprackle
21
19
(Scots) to clamber,...
spraddle
17
14
to straddle [v SPRAD...
sprangle
17
15
(US) to sprawl, to s...
sprattle
17
12
(Scots) to scramble...
spreathe
17
13
(SW dialect) to chap...
spreethe
17
13
(SW dialect) to chap...
springle
18
15
a snare with a noose...
sprinkle
18
17
to scatter drops on...
spuilzie
21
22
(Scots) to plunder,...
spumante
16
16
(Italian) a sparklin...
spyplane
24
18
a plane equipped to...
squabble
27
25
to quarrel [v SQUABB...
squaddie
22
20
(colloquial) a soldi...
squalene
21
20
a natural oil obtain...
squamate
22
21
covered with scales,...
squamose
22
21
covered with scales,...
squamule
24
23
a little scale, also...
squattle
23
19
(Scots) to squat dow...
squeegee
21
20
to wipe with a type...
squiggle
26
23
to writhe about; squ...
squilgee
24
21
to wipe with a type...
squillae
24
20
SQUILLA, a kind of b...
squirage
23
20
squires collectively...
staffage
18
16
decorative addition...
stagette
14
10
a hen party [n -S]
stagnate
13
11
to become still and...
stallage
16
12
rent paid for a mark...
stampede
16
15
to send rushing in p...
stanhope
16
14
a light, open carria...
stannate
11
10
a salt of stannic ac...
stannite
12
10
an ore of tin [n -S]
stargaze
17
19
to gaze at the stars...
starlike
16
13
like a star [adj]
starnose
12
9
a curious American m...
statable
16
12
capable of being sta...
stealage
14
11
theft [n -S]
stearage
13
10
(obsolete) the act o...
stearate
12
8
a salt of stearic ac...
stearine
12
9
the solid portion of...
steatite
13
8
the massive talc tha...
steerage
13
10
a section in a passe...
stellate
15
10
star-shaped; starry,...
stellite
16
10
a cobalt-base alloy...
stemlike
17
16
like a stem [adj]
stemware
17
14
a type of glassware...
stepdame
16
15
a stepmother [n -S]
stephane
16
14
(Greek) an ancient G...
steplike
18
16
like a step [adj]
stepwise
19
14
marked by a gradual...
stereome
13
11
mechanical tissue in...
sternage
13
11
(Shakespeare) sterns...
sternite
13
9
the ventral plate of...
stewable
19
15
able to be stewed [a...
stibnite
16
12
an ore of antimony [...
stilbene
16
13
a crystalline hydroc...
stilbite
18
12
a common mineral of...
stillage
17
12
a cask stand, also S...
stockade
17
16
to build a type of p...
stockage
18
17
the amount of suppli...
stonable
15
13
carrying the penalty...
stooshie
15
10
(Scots) fuss, ado, a...
stoppage
18
16
the act of stopping...
storable
16
12
something that can b...
stoushie
16
11
(Scots) fuss, ado, a...
stovaine
14
13
an anaesthetic cocai...
stowable
19
15
able to be stowed [a...
straddle
15
11
to bestride; to set...
straggle
17
13
to stray [v STRAGGLE...
strangle
15
12
to choke to death [v...
stratose
13
8
in strata, layered,...
straunge
14
12
(archaic) strange, i...
stravage
16
14
to stroll, also STRA...
streigne
14
11
(obsolete) to strain...
strewage
17
13
items discarded [n -...
strickle
20
16
to shape grain with...
striddle
16
11
to straddle, also ST...
strigate
15
10
having strigae, bris...
strigine
15
11
owllike [adj]
strigose
15
10
having strigae, bris...
strinkle
16
14
(Scots) to sprinkle...
strobile
17
12
a scaly spike of fem...
stroddle
15
11
(dialect) to straddl...
struggle
18
14
to strive vigorously...
strumose
15
12
scrofulous; having s...
stumpage
18
17
uncut marketable tim...
stuprate
16
12
(archaic) to ravish;...
sturnine
13
11
pertaining to starli...
suasible
17
13
capable of being per...
subacute
19
16
somewhat acute [adj...
subcaste
19
15
a subdivision of a c...
subcause
19
16
a subordinate cause...
subduple
20
18
in the ratio of one...
suberate
15
12
a salt of suberic ac...
suberise
16
12
to convert into cork...
suberize
19
21
to convert into cork...
suberose
15
12
pertaining to cork,...
subframe
19
18
a frame for the atta...
subgenre
16
15
a subdivision of a g...
subgrade
17
15
a surface on which a...
subitise
17
12
to perceive, also SU...
subitize
20
21
to perceive, also SU...
sublease
16
13
to rent leased prope...
submerge
18
17
to place below the s...
submerse
17
15
to place below the s...
subniche
21
18
a subdivision of a h...
subovate
17
16
nearly ovate [adj]
suboxide
22
20
an oxide containing...
subphase
20
17
a subdivision of a p...
subprime
20
18
a loan made to a bor...
subscale
20
16
a subdivision of a s...
subsense
15
13
a subdivision of a s...
subserve
18
16
to help forward [v S...
subspace
21
18
a subset of a mathem...
substage
17
14
a part of a microsco...
substate
16
12
a subdivision of a s...
substyle
24
15
the straight line on...
subtense
15
13
a line subtending, o...
subtheme
19
17
a subordinate theme...
subtitle
18
13
to give a secondary...
subtrade
16
13
in the construction...
subtribe
19
15
a subdivision of a t...
subtrude
17
14
to push in stealthil...
subulate
17
14
awl-shaped, long and...
subverse
18
16
to overthrow, also S...
succubae
22
19
SUCCUBA, a female de...
suchlike
22
19
of a similar kind [a...
suchwise
23
17
in such a manner [ad...
suckhole
21
19
(Australian slang) t...
suedette
13
10
a fabric made with a...
sufflate
19
16
(archaic) to inflate...
suffrage
19
17
the right to vote [n...
suilline
16
12
of pigs [adj]
suitable
17
13
appropriate [adj SUI...
suitcase
17
12
a piece of luggage f...
suitlike
17
14
like a suit [adj]
suivante
15
14
(French) a waiting w...
sulphate
19
15
to treat with sulfur...
sulphide
20
16
a sulfur compound, a...
sulphite
20
15
a salt of sulphurous...
sulphone
18
16
a sulfur compound, a...
summable
19
19
able to be summed [a...
sunbathe
17
15
to take a sunbath [v...
sunchoke
19
19
a type of sunflower...
sungrebe
16
15
the finfoot, a South...
sunshade
15
13
an umbrella-like pro...
sunshine
15
13
the light of the sun...
sunstone
12
11
a variety of quartz...
superate
15
12
(obsolete) to overco...
superlie
17
13
to lie above [v SUPE...
supinate
15
13
to turn so that the...
surcease
16
12
to stop or cease [v...
surefire
16
12
sure to meet expecta...
surfable
19
16
able to be surfed [a...
surflike
19
17
resembling breaking...
surfride
17
13
to ride on surf [v S...
surfrode
16
13
SURFRIDE, to ride on...
surfside
17
13
beside the sea [adj]
suricate
17
12
(Dutch) a South Afri...
surplice
21
16
a loose-fitting ankl...
surprise
17
12
to come upon unexpec...
surprize
20
21
to come upon unexpec...
surtitle
16
10
a translation printe...
suspence
18
16
(Milton) suspended,...
suspense
15
13
a state of mental un...
swanlike
18
17
like a swan [adv]
swapfile
22
18
a computer file with...
swayable
25
17
able to be swayed [a...
swelchie
23
17
in the Orkneys, a wh...
sybarite
22
13
a person devoted to...
sycamine
23
17
the mulberry tree [n...
sycamore
23
16
the great maple [n -...
sycomore
23
16
a kind of fig tree [...
syllable
25
16
to pronounce units o...
sylphide
26
17
a young sylph, also...
sylphine
25
17
pertaining to a sylp...
sylviine
23
16
of the thrush family...
symbiote
23
16
an organism living i...
symitare
21
13
a curved oriental sw...
symphile
27
19
an animal kept as a...
symploce
27
20
the repetition of a...
syncline
23
16
a type of rock forma...
syndrome
20
15
a group of symptoms...
synonyme
25
17
a word having the sa...
synthase
21
13
an enzyme that catal...
taborine
14
12
a small drum, also T...
tabulate
16
13
to arrange in a list...
tachisme
20
16
a type of abstract p...
tachiste
19
13
an abstract painter,...
taconite
15
12
a low-grade iron ore...
taeniate
11
9
ribbonlike; shaped l...
tailbone
15
13
the coccyx [n -S]
tailgate
15
11
to drive dangerously...
taillike
17
14
like a tail [adj]
tailpipe
19
15
to tie cans to the e...
tailrace
17
12
the channel in which...
tainture
13
10
defilement [n -S]
takeable
16
16
that can be taken, a...
talkable
18
17
able to be talked ab...
talktime
17
16
the total amount of...
talliate
15
10
to lay a tallage upo...
tameable
16
15
capable of being tam...
tanaiste
12
9
(Irish) in Irish pol...
tangence
15
15
the state of being i...
tangible
17
15
able to be touched [...
tanklike
16
18
like a tank [adj]
tannable
14
14
capable of being tan...
tapeable
17
15
able to be taped [ad...
tapelike
17
16
like a tape [adj]
tapeline
15
13
a tape for measuring...
tapenade
13
13
(French) a paste mad...
taphouse
17
14
a tavern [n -S]
tappable
20
18
able to be tapped [a...
tartrate
13
8
a salt of tartaric a...
tartuffe
18
15
(French) a hypocrite...
tarwhine
18
14
(Native Australian)...
tasswage
17
13
(obsolete) to assuag...
tastable
16
12
that can be tasted,...
taxative
21
19
of taxing [adj]
teahouse
14
11
a public establishme...
teammate
14
14
a member of the same...
teamwise
17
14
harnessed together [...
tearable
15
12
able to be torn [adj...
tearlike
15
13
resembling a tear [a...
teasable
15
12
liable to be teased...
tedisome
14
12
(Scots) tedious, als...
telecine
16
13
the transmission of...
telesale
14
10
a sale made on the t...
teleseme
14
12
a signalling apparat...
teletype
22
14
(tradename) to send...
televise
16
13
to broadcast by tele...
tellable
18
14
able to be told [adj...
telltale
16
11
a sneak, a talebeare...
telomere
14
12
a centromere that is...
template
17
15
a thin plate used as...
tenaille
14
11
an outwork in a main...
tendance
14
14
watchful care, also...
tendence
14
14
watchful care, also...
tenebrae
13
12
a religious service...
tenorite
12
9
a triclinic oxide of...
tenpence
16
16
the sum of ten penni...
tensible
16
13
capable of being str...
tentacle
16
13
a slender flexible o...
tentlike
15
14
like a tent [adj]
tentpole
15
13
a big budget movie w...
tentwise
16
12
pertaining to a tent...
teosinte
12
9
(Nahuatl) a Mexican...
tephrite
18
13
a kind of igneous ro...
terabyte
21
13
a large unit of comp...
terebene
13
12
a light yellow disin...
terebrae
14
11
TEREBRA, a boring in...
termtime
16
14
the time when a scho...
terrasse
13
8
(French) a paved are...
terrible
17
12
awful [adj TERRIBLY]...
terylene
19
12
a kind of polyester...
tesserae
12
8
TESSERA, (Latin) a s...
testable
16
12
able to be tested [a...
testicle
18
12
a male reproductive...
tetanise
12
9
to affect with convu...
tetanize
15
18
to affect with convu...
thalline
17
13
consisting of a thal...
thebaine
16
14
a poisonous alkaloid...
theorise
15
10
to form theories, al...
theorize
18
19
to form theories, al...
thermite
17
13
a metallic mixture t...
thiamine
16
14
vitamin B1, found in...
thiazide
19
20
a drug used to treat...
thiazine
18
20
any of a group of or...
thiazole
19
20
a chemical compound,...
thionate
14
11
a sulphur compound [...
thionine
14
12
a violet dye, also T...
thirlage
18
13
an obligation for fe...
thrapple
21
17
(Scots) to throttle,...
threnode
14
12
a song of lamentatio...
thridace
19
14
lettuce juice [n -S]
thristle
18
11
(Scots) thistle, als...
thropple
21
17
(Scots) to throttle,...
throstle
17
11
the song-thrush [n -...
throttle
17
11
to to choke by press...
thurible
20
15
a censer [n -S]
thuswise
20
14
in this manner [adv]
ticklace
22
19
in Newfoundland, a k...
tidelike
16
14
like a tide [adj]
tideline
14
11
the edge of the tide...
tidewave
18
16
a tide regarded as a...
tidivate
16
13
to smarten up [v TID...
tigereye
20
12
a gemstone, a golden...
tilelike
17
14
like a tile [adj]
tillable
19
14
able to be tilled [a...
tiltable
18
13
able to be tilted [a...
timeline
15
13
a schedule of events...
tincture
17
13
to colour with a tin...
tinplate
16
13
to coat with tin [v...
tinstone
12
10
an ore of tin, cassi...
tippable
21
18
capable of being tip...
tippytoe
24
16
to walk on the tips...
tiresome
14
11
tedious [adj TIRESOM...
tirrivee
16
12
(Scots) a tantrum, a...
tirrivie
17
12
(Scots) a tantrum, a...
titanate
12
9
a salt of titanic ac...
titanite
13
9
a brown, green or ye...
tithable
19
14
subject to the payme...
titivate
16
12
to spruce up or ador...
titmouse
15
12
any of various small...
titrable
17
12
capable of being tit...
titubate
16
12
to stagger [v TITUBA...
toadlike
15
14
like a toad [adj]
toepiece
17
14
a piece on a shoe de...
toeplate
15
12
a metal tab attached...
toilette
14
9
(French) the act of...
toilsome
15
12
demanding much exert...
tolerate
13
9
to endure with patie...
toleware
16
12
articles made of tol...
tolidine
14
11
a chemical compound,...
tollable
18
14
subject to toll [adj...
tollgate
16
12
to block a business...
tomblike
19
19
like a tomb [adj]
tonalite
13
10
a coarse rock [n -S]
toolcase
16
12
a case for tools [n...
topazine
17
21
like topaz [adj]
topotype
23
16
a specimen selected...
topscore
18
14
to be the highest sc...
topstone
14
12
the stone at the top...
torchere
18
13
(French) a tall orna...
torquate
21
18
with a distinctive r...
tortoise
13
8
any reptile having t...
torulose
14
10
with small swellings...
totalise
14
9
to make complete, al...
totalize
17
18
to make complete, al...
toteable
15
12
capable of being tot...
totemite
14
11
a specialist in tote...
totitive
16
12
a number less than a...
tournure
13
11
(French) graceful ma...
townhome
18
17
one of a series of c...
townsite
16
12
the site of a town [...
towplane
18
16
an airplane that tow...
trabeate
14
11
built of horizontal...
tracheae
17
13
TRACHEA, the passage...
trachyte
25
15
a light-coloured ign...
trackage
18
17
the track system of...
tractate
16
11
a formal, systematic...
tractile
18
12
capable of being dra...
tractive
19
15
relating to traction...
tradable
16
13
able to be traded [a...
tramline
15
13
a line for a tram [n...
transire
13
9
a customs warrant [n...
transude
13
11
to pass through a me...
transume
14
13
(obsolete) to transc...
traplike
18
16
like a trap [adj]
trapline
16
13
a series of traps [n...
trappose
17
14
pertaining to trapro...
trauchle
20
15
to draggle, also TRA...
traverse
15
12
to cross or pass thr...
travoise
15
12
a type of sled, also...
traybake
22
17
a cake, pie, confect...
treasure
13
9
to value highly [v T...
treatise
13
8
a formal and systema...
tredille
16
11
a card game for thre...
treelike
15
13
like a tree [adj]
treeline
13
10
the line marking the...
treeware
15
11
printed materials as...
trephine
17
14
to cut holes in the...
tressure
14
9
a type of heraldic d...
triangle
15
12
a polygon having thr...
triazine
16
18
a nitrogen compound...
triazole
17
18
any compound whose m...
trichite
20
13
a kind of crystallit...
trichome
20
16
a hairlike outgrowth...
tricorne
16
12
a hat with the brim...
tricycle
28
17
to ride a bike with...
trioxide
20
16
an oxide containing...
triphase
18
13
having three phases...
triphone
17
14
a shorthand sign rep...
triplane
16
13
a plane with three w...
triplite
18
12
a fluophosphate of i...
triptane
15
12
trimethyl butane, a...
triptote
16
11
a noun that has thre...
tripwire
20
14
a low-placed hidden...
triscele
18
12
a figure consisting...
triskele
16
13
a figure consisting...
tristate
14
8
pertaining to an are...
tritiate
14
8
to replace atoms by...
trivalve
19
17
a type of shell with...
trochite
19
13
a wheel-like joint o...
troilite
15
9
a mineral, native fe...
trombone
15
15
a brass wind instrum...
trotline
14
10
a strong fishing lin...
trouvere
15
13
(French) one of a sc...
truckage
19
18
transportation of go...
trueblue
17
14
a person of unwaveri...
truelove
16
14
a sweetheart [n -S]
truncate
16
13
appearing as if cut...
truquage
23
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(French) the faking...
tsessebe
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11
(Setswana) a kind of...
tubbable
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19
suitable for washing...
tubelike
18
17
like a tube [adj]
tubenose
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13
a bird with tubular...
tubercle
20
16
a small tuber, protu...
tuberose
15
12
a Mexican amaryllid...
tubicole
20
16
a creature inhabitin...
tubulate
17
14
to form into a tube...
tubulose
17
14
shaped like a tube,...
tubulure
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15
a short tubular open...
tuckahoe
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the edible root of c...
tullibee
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(Native American) a...
tumpline
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a strap for supporti...
tumulose
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full of mounds, also...
tuneable
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capable of being tun...
tunicate
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13
a small marine anima...
tuppence
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19
a coin worth two pen...
turflike
19
17
like turf [adj]
turnable
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14
able to be turned [a...
turnpike
17
17
a toll gate on a mot...
turnsole
14
11
heliotrope; so named...
tusklike
18
18
like a tusk [adj]
tutelage
15
12
the act of tutoring,...
tutorage
14
11
the act of tutoring,...
tutorise
14
9
to tutor, also TUTOR...
tutorize
17
18
to tutor, also TUTOR...
tweenage
15
14
having the character...
twiglike
21
18
like a twig [adj]
twigsome
19
16
composed of many twi...
twopence
20
18
a British coin worth...
typeable
24
17
that can be typed, a...
typecase
24
16
a tray for holding p...
typeface
26
19
the face of printing...
tyramine
20
14
a colourless crystal...
tyrosine
19
11
an amino acid formed...
uintaite
13
10
a tar-like asphalt f...
ulcerate
17
13
to affect with a typ...
ultimate
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13
final [adj ULTIMATEL...
umangite
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15
a mineral consisting...
umbelule
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18
a secondary umbel, a...
umbonate
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16
of the nature of an...
umbrette
17
15
the hammerhead, a br...
umbriere
17
15
(Spenser) the visor...
umpirage
18
17
the function of an u...
umquhile
27
25
(Scots) some time ag...
unactive
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17
to make (a person) i...
unbottle
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14
to release from or a...
unbraste
15
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(Spenser) not braced...
unbridle
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15
to set loose [v UNBR...
unbuckle
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to undo a buckle [v...
unbundle
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to price separately...
uncharge
19
17
to free from a charg...
unchaste
18
15
not chaste [adj UNCH...
uncinate
15
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bent at the end like...
unclothe
19
16
to divest of clothin...
uncouple
19
18
to disconnect [v UNC...
uncreate
15
13
to deprive of existe...
undazzle
20
30
to recover from bein...
undefide
15
15
(Spenser) not defied...
undelete
13
12
to undo the deletion...
underage
13
13
not yet of the requi...
underate
12
11
UNDEREAT, to eat an...
underlie
14
12
to lie under [v UNDE...
underuse
13
12
to not use to the fu...
undivine
15
16
not divine [adj]
undoable
15
15
not able to be done...
undocile
17
15
not docile, also IND...
undouble
16
16
to change from a sta...
undulate
14
13
wavy [adj UNDULATELY...
undulose
14
13
undulating, wavy, al...
unedible
16
15
not suitable for eat...
unfreeze
17
22
to cause to thaw [v...
ungentle
14
14
not gentle [adj UNGE...
ungulate
15
14
a hoofed mammal [n -...
unhearse
14
12
to remove from a hea...
unicycle
27
19
a one-wheeled vehicl...
unionise
12
11
to form into a union...
unionize
15
20
to form into a union...
univalve
18
19
a mollusk having a s...
universe
15
14
the totality of all...
unmantle
14
15
to remove the mantle...
unmingle
16
17
to separate things t...
unmuffle
20
21
to free from somethi...
unmuzzle
22
33
to remove a muzzle f...
unnative
14
15
to no longer be a na...
unornate
11
11
not ornate [adj]
unpeople
17
17
to remove people fro...
unpolite
16
14
not polite [adj UNPO...
unpraise
15
13
to deprive of praise...
unpuzzle
23
33
to work out the obsc...
unretire
13
10
to return to work af...
unriddle
15
13
to work out a riddle...
unruffle
19
18
to recover from ruff...
unsaddle
14
13
to remove the saddle...
unseelie
13
11
evil malevolent fair...
unsettle
14
11
to make unstable [v...
unsluice
18
15
to let flow [v UNSLU...
unsonsie
12
11
(Scots) unlucky, als...
unsphere
17
15
to remove from a sph...
unstable
16
14
not stable, also INS...
unsubtle
17
15
not subtle [adj UNSU...
unsupple
19
18
not supple [adj]
unswathe
18
15
to unbind, unwrap [v...
untackle
18
18
to free from tackle...
untangle
14
14
to free from tangles...
unthrone
14
13
to remove from a thr...
unusable
16
15
not usable [adj UNUS...
unviable
18
18
not viable, also INV...
unvirtue
16
15
lack of virtue [n -S...
upstroke
17
16
an upward stroke [n...
urbanise
15
13
to cause to take on...
urbanite
15
13
one who lives in a c...
urbanize
18
22
to cause to take on...
urethane
14
12
a crystalline ether,...
urethrae
15
11
URETHRA, the duct th...
urostege
14
11
(Greek) a snake's ve...
urostyle
21
12
a part of the verteb...
urticate
17
12
to cause to itch or...
username
13
13
an identifying seque...
usquabae
23
22
(Gaelic) whiskey, al...
usquebae
23
22
(Gaelic) whiskey, al...
ustulate
15
11
to give a charred ap...
vaccinee
20
19
one that is vaccinat...
vaginate
15
15
invested with, or as...
vaginule
17
17
a little sheath, als...
vainesse
14
13
(Spenser) vanity, fu...
vajazzle
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to adorn the female...
valerate
15
13
a salt of valeric ac...
valiance
18
17
courage, also VALOR,...
validate
16
14
to give legal force...
valkyrie
24
19
a maiden in Norse my...
valorise
16
13
to establish and mai...
valorize
19
22
to establish and mai...
valuable
19
18
having value [adj VA...
valvulae
19
19
VALVULA, a small val...
vambrace
21
21
(historical) a piece...
vamplate
19
19
a hand guard [n -S]
vanadate
13
14
a salt of vanadic ac...
vaporise
17
15
to turn into vapor,...
vaporize
20
24
to turn into vapor,...
vapulate
18
17
to flog; to be flogg...
variable
18
16
liable to vary [adj...
variance
17
16
a deviation or alter...
varicose
18
15
swollen, esp. in irr...
varitype
24
17
to produce copy on a...
vaselike
17
17
like a vase [adj]
vaseline
15
14
to cover or smear wi...
vaticide
19
16
the killing of a pro...
vaultage
17
16
a cavern, also VAUNT...
vauntage
15
16
(Spenser) vantage [n...
vegelate
16
15
a kind of chocolate...
vegemite
17
17
(colloquial) a child...
vegetate
15
14
to live an inactive...
vegetive
18
18
(Shakespeare) a plan...
vehmique
27
27
relating to a vehm,...
veillike
19
18
like a veil [adj]
veinlike
17
18
like a vein [adj]
velarise
16
13
to pronounce with th...
velarize
19
22
to pronounce with th...
vendable
17
18
that can be vended [...
vendange
14
17
the grape harvest, a...
vendeuse
14
15
(French) a saleswoma...
vendible
18
18
that can be vended [...
venenate
12
14
to poison [v VENENAT...
venenose
12
14
poisonous [adj]
venerate
13
13
to revere [v VENERAT...
ventaile
15
14
(Spenser) the movabl...
ventayle
21
16
(Spenser) the movabl...
ventouse
14
14
an apparatus sometim...
venulose
15
15
full of venules, or...
venville
19
19
a form of tenure in...
verbiage
18
17
a profusion of words...
vergence
18
18
the simultaneous tur...
verjuice
21
25
the sour juice of cr...
verligte
18
15
(Afrikaans) in South...
vernacle
18
17
a handkerchief beari...
vernicle
19
17
a handkerchief beari...
verquere
23
22
a form of backgammon...
verquire
24
22
a form of backgammon...
verrucae
18
16
VERRUCA, (Latin) a p...
versicle
20
16
a short verse in a c...
vesicate
18
15
to blister [v VESICA...
vestlike
18
17
resembling a short s...
vibrance
20
19
the state of being v...
vicarage
19
17
the habitation of a...
vicarate
18
15
the office or author...
vicelike
21
20
held very firmly as...
vicinage
19
18
the region near or a...
viewable
21
19
able to be viewed [a...
vignette
16
15
(French) a small, or...
vincible
22
20
capable of being con...
vinelike
17
18
like a vine [adj]
violable
19
17
capable of being vio...
violence
18
17
a violent action [n...
viperine
17
16
of or pertaining to...
viricide
20
16
a substance that des...
viridite
17
13
a green decompositio...
virilise
18
13
to introduce male ch...
virilize
21
22
to introduce male ch...
virogene
15
15
a virus-forming gene...
virtuose
16
13
VIRTUOSA, (Italian)...
virucide
20
17
a substance that des...
viselike
18
17
like a vise [adj]
visnomie
16
16
the act of judging c...
vitalise
17
13
to give life to, als...
vitalize
20
22
to give life to, als...
vitamine
16
16
an organic substance...
vitative
18
16
concerned with the p...
vitiable
19
16
able to be impaired...
viticide
20
16
a vine pest [n -S]
vituline
17
15
pertaining to a calf...
vizirate
19
21
the office of a vizi...
vocalese
18
16
a type of singing in...
vocalise
19
16
to produce with the...
vocalize
22
25
to produce with the...
vocative
20
19
relating to the act...
voidable
18
17
able to be voided [a...
voidance
17
17
the act of voiding [...
volatile
17
14
readily vaporizable...
volitate
16
13
to fly about, flutte...
volitive
19
17
a desiderative verb...
volplane
18
18
to glide in an aerop...
volumise
18
17
to give extra body t...
volumize
21
26
to give extra body t...
vomerine
15
16
of or pertaining to...
vomitive
19
19
a substance causing...
voteable
17
16
capable of being vot...
voutsafe
17
16
(Milton) to vouchsaf...
vowelise
19
16
to use as a vowel, a...
vowelize
22
25
to use as a vowel, a...
wadeable
18
16
capable of being pas...
wagmoire
18
16
(Spenser) a quagmire...
wagonage
16
16
money paid for carri...
waiflike
21
19
resembling a homeles...
wailsome
18
15
wailful [adj]
wakerife
19
18
(Scots) wakeful, vig...
walkable
21
20
able to be walked [a...
walkyrie
25
18
in Norse mythology,...
wandlike
18
18
like a wand [adj]
wannabee
15
16
someone who tries to...
wardmote
17
15
a meeting of a ward...
wardrobe
18
15
a large cupboard for...
warhable
21
17
(Spenser) fit for wa...
warhorse
18
13
a horse used in batt...
warplane
18
16
an aeroplane armed f...
warpwise
22
17
in a vertical direct...
warragle
18
14
(Native Australian)...
wartlike
19
16
like a wart [adj]
washable
21
17
able to be washed [a...
washwipe
24
19
a mechanism for wash...
wasplike
21
19
like a wasp [adj]
wastable
19
15
capable of being was...
wasterie
16
11
reckless extravaganc...
wastrife
19
14
(Scots) wastefulness...
watcheye
27
18
an eye in which the...
waterage
16
13
conveyance of goods...
waukrife
20
19
(Scots) wakeful, vig...
wavelike
20
20
resembling a wave [a...
waygoose
22
15
an annual employees'...
wayleave
24
18
permission to pass o...
weakside
17
16
someone's weak point...
wearable
18
15
a garment [n -S]
webisode
18
15
a short episode whic...
webspace
23
20
storage space on a w...
weedlike
18
17
resembling a weed [a...
weedline
16
14
the edge of a weedbe...
weephole
20
17
a hole in a wall thr...
weftwise
22
17
in a horizontal dire...
weighage
20
17
the rate paid for we...
weldable
20
17
able to be welded [a...
wellhole
21
16
the shaft of a well...
wellsite
19
13
the site of a well [...
wettable
19
15
capable of being wet...
wharfage
21
18
the fee or duty paid...
wheyface
29
21
a pale white face, a...
wheylike
27
20
resembling whey [adj...
whiplike
24
21
resembling a whip [a...
whoopsie
20
16
a mess or a turd [n...
wifelike
21
19
of, pertaining to, o...
wildfire
21
16
raging destructive f...
wildlife
22
17
wild animals, birds...
willable
22
17
able to will [adj]
windable
19
17
able to be wound [ad...
windpipe
21
19
the trachea [n -S]
winglike
20
19
like a wing [adj]
winnable
18
17
able to be won [adj]
wipeable
21
18
capable of being wip...
wirelike
19
16
like wire [adj]
wireline
17
13
a telegraph or telep...
wirewove
21
18
designating a very f...
wiseacre
19
14
a pretentiously wise...
wishbone
20
17
the V-shaped bone fo...
wisplike
22
19
resembling a small b...
wobegone
17
17
sad, dejected, also...
wolflike
22
20
like a wolf [adj]
womanise
16
15
to pursue women amor...
womanize
19
24
to pursue women amor...
womblike
22
22
like a womb [adj]
woodbine
17
16
the honeysuckle, als...
woodfree
17
15
of high-quality pape...
woodhole
18
15
a place where wood i...
woodlice
20
16
WOODLOUSE, any small...
woodlore
16
13
knowledge of the for...
woodmice
20
18
WOODMOUSE, a field m...
woodnote
14
13
(Milton) a wild musi...
woodpile
19
16
a pile of wood [n -S...
woodtone
14
13
a finish that imitat...
woodwale
19
16
the woodpecker [n -S...
woodwose
18
15
a wild man of the wo...
woollike
19
17
like wool [adj]
wordgame
18
17
a game in which word...
wordlore
17
13
information about th...
workable
20
19
capable of being don...
workfare
19
18
a welfare programme...
workmate
18
18
a fellow worker [n -...
worksafe
19
18
(of an internet link...
worksite
18
15
an area where work t...
worksome
18
18
industrious [adj]
wormhole
20
17
a hole dug by a worm...
wormlike
20
19
resembling a worm [a...
wrappage
21
19
the act of covering...
wreckage
21
20
the act of wrecking...
wrinklie
19
17
(colloquial) an old...
writable
20
15
capable of being exp...
wurtzite
21
21
sulphide of zinc [n...
xanthate
20
18
a salt of xanthic ac...
xanthene
19
19
a white crystalline...
xanthine
20
19
a white substance, s...
xanthone
19
19
a ketone analogue of...
xenotime
19
19
a phosphate of yttri...
xenurine
18
18
any armadillo of the...
xerosere
18
15
a sequence of ecolog...
xylidine
27
20
any one of six metam...
xylonite
26
19
a non-thermosetting...
yarmelke
22
18
(Yiddish) a religiou...
yarmulke
23
19
(Yiddish) a religiou...
yawnsome
22
17
dull and boring; tir...
yessiree
19
10
an interjection used...
yokemate
20
17
a working companion...
yuletide
21
13
Christmas or Christm...
zabaione
16
21
(Italian) a rich Ita...
zabajone
18
30
(Italian) a rich Ita...
zaratite
16
17
a mineral, a hydrous...
zecchine
24
26
(Italian) a former I...
zibeline
19
22
the fur of the sable...
zoetrope
17
20
a slotted rotating c...
zonetime
16
21
standard time used a...
zoochore
20
22
a plant with seeds o...
zoogleae
16
20
ZOOGLEA, a jellylike...
zoomable
19
24
capable of being vie...
zoophile
21
23
a lover of animals [...
zoophobe
21
25
one who fears or hat...
zoophyte
26
24
an animal (such as s...
zoospore
17
20
a motile flagellated...
zoothome
18
22
a group of zooids, s...
zootrope
17
20
(Greek) a slotted ro...
zopilote
19
21
(Nahuatl) the urubu...
zygotene
22
22
a stage in meiosis [...
zylonite
23
21
a non-thermosetting...
zymogene
23
25
a substance that dev...
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