7 letter words that end with G

7 letter words that end with G

7 letter G word

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abasing 14 13 ABASE, to lower in r...
abating 14 13 ABATE, to reduce in...
abiding 15 14 continual [adj ABIDI...
aboding 14 14 ABODE, to presage, f...
abusing 15 14 ABUSE, to revile or...
abyeing 20 15 ABYE, (archaic) to p...
adawing 15 14 ADAW, (Spenser) to d...
addling 14 13 ADDLE, to confuse [v...
adoring 12 11 ADORE, to love deepl...
affying 23 18 AFFY, (obsolete) to...
agelong 13 13 lasting for a very l...
airning 12 11 AIRN, to iron [v]
airting 13 10 AIRT, to direct, als...
aisling 14 11 (Irish) a vision or...
alaying 19 13 ALAY, to quell, also...
aleying 19 13 ALEYE, to quell, als...
alining 13 12 ALINE, to arrange in...
allying 21 14 ALLY, to join by mar...
amating 13 13 AMATE, (archaic) to...
amazing 16 22 AMAZE, to overwhelm...
ambling 17 17 walking at a leisure...
amening 12 14 AMEN, to conclude pr...
amoving 15 17 AMOVE, (obsolete) to...
amusing 14 14 AMUSE, to entertain...
aneling 12 12 ANELE, to anoint wit...
angling 14 14 the sport of fishing...
ankling 14 16 ANKLE, to walk [v]
anklong 13 16 (Javanese) a musical...
anklung 14 17 (Javanese) a musical...
anteing 11 11 ANTE, to put a fixed...
antibug 15 14 effective against bu...
antifog 14 13 acting to stop a car...
antilog 13 11 a number correspondi...
antisag 12 10 designed to prevent...
apaying 20 15 APAY, to satisfy, al...
arching 18 15 a series of arches [...
arcking 17 17 an electrical discha...
areding 12 11 AREDE, to declare, a...
argling 15 13 ARGLE, to argue [v]
arguing 14 13 ARGUE, to discuss wi...
arising 13 10 ARISE, to come up [v...
atoning 11 11 ATONE, to make amend...
autoing 12 11 AUTO, to ride in an...
avaling 15 15 AVALE, (obsolete) to...
avising 15 14 AVISE, to advise, al...
avizing 18 23 AVIZE, to advise, al...
avowing 17 17 AVOW, to declare [v]
avyzing 24 25 AVYZE, to advise, al...
awaking 16 17 the act of waking [n...
babying 23 18 BABY, to treat like...
baching 20 18 BACH, to live as a b...
backing 19 20 a support [n -S]
backlog 20 20 to accumulate [v BAC...
badging 16 16 BADGE, to supply wit...
baffing 19 19 BAFF, in golf, to st...
bagging 17 17 material for bags [n...
bailing 16 14 BAIL, to set free by...
baiting 15 13 fish or worms used a...
baizing 18 22 BAIZE, to cover with...
balding 16 15 BALD, to lose one's...
balking 17 18 the act of balking [...
balling 17 15 forming into a ball...
balming 17 17 BALM, to embalm [v]
bamming 17 19 BAM, to hoax or chea...
banding 14 15 a streaming system f...
banging 15 16 BANG, to make a loud...
banking 15 18 the business of a ba...
banning 13 15 the act of imposing...
banteng 13 14 an ox, also BANTING...
banting 14 14 weight-reduction by...
barbing 17 16 BARB, to pierce with...
barding 15 14 BARDE, to cover a ho...
barfing 17 16 BARF, (colloquial) t...
barging 16 15 BARGE, to push one's...
barking 16 17 BARK, to make a soun...
barning 14 14 BARN, to store in a...
barring 15 13 an exclusion [n -S]
bashing 17 15 a malicious physical...
bashtag 17 14 a hashtag used for c...
basking 16 17 BASK, to relax in pl...
bassing 15 13 BASSE [v]
basting 15 13 loose temporary stit...
bathing 17 15 the act of taking a...
batting 15 13 cottonwool prepared...
batwing 18 16 as in batwing sleeve...
bauking 16 18 BAUK, to refrain fro...
bawling 19 17 loud crying [n -S]
bayting 21 15 BAYT, (Spenser) to b...
bazzing 21 31 BAZZ, to throw (as a...
beading 14 14 decoration in the fo...
bealing 15 14 an infected sore, al...
beaming 15 16 smiling broadly [adj...
beanbag 15 16 a small cloth bag co...
beaning 13 14 BEAN, to hit on the...
bearhug 17 15 a firm embrace [n -S...
bearing 14 13 demeanour, carriage...
beating 14 13 a defeat [n -S]
becking 19 20 BECK, to beckon [v]
bedding 15 15 articles used in mak...
beefing 16 16 BEEF, to grumble [v]
beeping 16 16 BEEP, to honk a horn...
beeting 14 13 BEET, to improve or...
begging 17 17 the act of begging [...
begoing 15 15 BEGO, to beset [v]
beining 14 14 BEIN, to fill [v]
belling 17 15 a mock serenade for...
belting 16 14 a thrashing [n -S]
belying 22 16 BELIE, to misreprese...
bending 14 15 the act of bending [...
berming 16 16 BERM, to provide a b...
besting 15 13 BEST, to outdo [v]
betting 15 13 the act of placing a...
bettong 14 13 an Australian rat ka...
biasing 15 13 the act of making a...
bibbing 20 19 the act of imbibing...
bidding 16 15 a command [n -S]
biffing 20 19 BIFF, to strike hard...
bigging 18 17 (Scots) a building [...
bilging 18 16 BILGE, to spring a l...
bilking 18 18 BILK, to avoid payin...
billbug 21 18 a weevil or curculio...
billing 18 15 the relative positio...
biltong 16 14 (Afrikaans) a kind o...
binding 15 15 obligatory [adj BIND...
binging 16 16 the act of indulging...
binning 14 15 BIN, to store in a l...
birddog 16 14 to follow closely [v...
birding 16 14 the occupation of ca...
birling 17 14 a lumberjack game in...
birring 16 13 BIRR, to make a whir...
birsing 16 13 BIRSE, to bruise [v]
bitting 16 13 an indentation of a...
blading 16 15 the act of skating o...
blahing 18 16 BLAH, to talk stupid...
blaming 17 17 BLAME, to find fault...
blaring 16 14 BLARE, to sound loud...
blating 16 14 BLATE, to babble [v]
blawing 19 17 BLAW, (Scots) to blo...
blazing 19 23 BLAZE, to burn with...
blowing 19 17 the act of blowing,...
blueing 16 15 the process of impar...
bluming 18 18 BLUME, to blossom [v...
boaking 15 17 BOAK, to belch, vomi...
boating 14 13 the sport of travell...
bobbing 19 19 BOB, to move quickly...
bocking 19 20 BOCK, to belch, also...
bodging 16 16 BODGE, to patch up [...
bodying 21 16 BODY, to give form t...
boffing 19 19 BOFF, to hit, strike...
bogging 17 17 BOG, to sink into a...
bogling 17 16 BOGLE, to perform th...
boiling 16 14 at boiling point; ve...
bolding 16 15 BOLD, to make type b...
bolling 17 15 BOLL, to form pods [...
bolting 16 14 the act of sieving t...
bombing 18 19 an attack with bombs...
bonding 14 15 the act of bonding [...
bonging 15 16 BONG, to make a deep...
bonking 15 18 the act of bonking [...
boobing 16 16 BOOB, to make a mist...
boohing 16 15 BOOH, to show disapp...
bookbag 17 19 a bag for carrying b...
booking 15 17 an engagement [n -S]
booling 15 14 BOOL, (Scots) to pla...
booming 15 16 making a hollow soun...
boosing 14 13 BOOSE, to drink exce...
booting 14 13 BOOT, to kick with t...
bootleg 15 13 to smuggle illicit g...
boozing 17 22 an act of boozing [n...
bopping 19 19 BOP, to dance to pop...
borking 16 17 the act of attacking...
borming 16 16 BORM, to smear with...
bossing 15 13 the act of bossing,...
botting 15 13 BOT, to cadge [v]
bouging 16 16 BOUGE, (Shakespeare)...
bouning 14 15 BOUN, to prepare, al...
bousing 15 14 BOUSE, to haul with...
bowling 19 17 a game in which bowl...
bowning 17 17 BOWNE, to prepare, a...
bowsing 18 16 BOWSE, to haul with...
bowyang 23 18 a strap tied around...
bracing 18 16 invigorating [adj BR...
braking 16 17 the act of applying...
braving 17 17 BRAVE, to face with...
braying 21 15 BRAY, to cry like as...
brazing 18 22 BRAZE, to solder wit...
breding 15 14 BREDE, to braid, to...
breiing 15 13 BREI, (South Africa)...
brewing 18 16 a quantity brewed at...
breying 21 15 BREY, (South Africa)...
bribing 18 16 BRIBE, to influence...
briding 16 14 BRIDE, to act the br...
briming 17 16 phosphorescence of t...
brining 15 14 BRINE, to treat with...
broking 16 17 the business of buyi...
bruting 16 14 a process of diamond...
bruxing 22 21 BRUX, to grind teeth...
bucking 20 21 the process of steep...
budding 16 16 a type of asexual re...
budging 17 17 BUDGE, to move or st...
buffing 20 20 the process of polis...
bugging 18 18 the concealment of a...
bugling 18 17 BUGLE, to play a bra...
bulbing 19 18 BULB, to swell out,...
bulging 18 17 BULGE, to swell out...
bulking 18 19 the act of gathering...
bulldog 18 16 to wrestle and throw...
bulling 18 16 copulation with a co...
bumming 18 20 BUM, to live idly [v...
bumping 19 20 the act of bumping [...
buncing 18 18 BUNCE, to disguise p...
bunding 15 16 BUND, to make an emb...
bunging 16 17 BUNG, to plug with a...
bunking 16 19 BUNK, to go to bed [...
bunting 15 15 any of the small fin...
buoying 21 16 BUOY, to mark with a...
burking 17 18 BURKE, to murder by...
burling 17 15 BURL, to finish clot...
burning 15 15 very hot, ardent [ad...
burping 18 17 BURP, to belch [v]
burring 16 14 BURR, to remove the...
burying 22 16 BURY, to put in the...
bushing 18 16 a bush, an insulator...
bushpig 21 18 an African wild pig...
busking 17 18 the art of busking [...
bussing 16 14 the act of transport...
busting 16 14 the act of busting [...
busying 22 16 BUSY, to occupy ones...
butling 17 15 BUTLE, to serve as a...
butting 16 14 BUTT, to hit with th...
buzzing 22 32 busy, vibrant [adj B...
buzzwig 26 34 a large thick wig [n...
byrling 23 16 BYRL, to carouse, al...
cabbing 20 19 CAB, to travel by ta...
cabling 19 17 a bead or moulding l...
caching 21 18 CACHE, to store in a...
cacking 20 20 CACK, to defecate [v...
cadging 17 16 CADGE, to get by beg...
calking 18 18 material used to cal...
calling 18 15 a vocation or profes...
calming 18 17 effecting calm [adj...
calving 19 18 CALVE, to give birth...
camming 18 19 CAM, to whiten with...
camping 19 19 the act of living ou...
campong 18 19 a Malay village, als...
canning 14 15 the business of pres...
cantdog 15 14 a metal hook on a lo...
canting 15 14 whining, pretending...
capping 20 19 a wax covering in a...
carding 16 14 the process of combi...
carking 17 17 CARK, (archaic) to w...
carling 17 14 a short timber runni...
carping 18 16 complaining [adj CAR...
carting 16 13 CART, to convey in a...
carving 18 17 a carved figure or d...
cashing 18 15 CASH, to convert int...
casking 17 17 CASK, to store in a...
casting 16 13 something made in a...
catalog 16 13 to classify informat...
catelog 16 13 (obsolete) a catalog...
catjang 17 22 a thickly branched A...
catling 17 14 a surgical knife, al...
catting 16 13 CAT, to vomit [v]
cauming 17 17 CAUM, to whiten with...
causing 16 14 CAUSE, to bring abou...
ceasing 15 13 an order to cease fi...
ceazing 18 22 CEAZE, (obsolete) to...
ceiling 17 14 the overhead lining...
celling 18 15 the act of storing i...
censing 15 14 CENSE, to perfume wi...
cerning 15 14 CERNE, (Shakespeare)...
cessing 16 13 CESSE, (Spenser) to...
chacing 21 18 CHACE, (obsolete) to...
chafing 20 18 CHAFE, to warm by ru...
charing 18 15 CHARE, to do odd job...
chasing 18 15 a design engraved on...
chawing 21 18 CHAW, to chew esp. t...
chefing 20 18 CHEF, to work as a c...
chewing 21 18 CHEW, to grind with...
chiding 19 16 scolding [adj CHIDIN...
chiming 20 18 CHIME, to ring in ha...
chining 18 16 CHINE, to break the...
chinwag 21 18 to chat [v CHINWAGGE...
chiving 21 19 CHIVE, to cut with a...
choking 19 19 CHOKE, to impede the...
choring 18 15 CHORE, to do small j...
chowing 21 18 CHOW, to eat [v]
chusing 19 16 CHUSE, (obsolete) to...
chuting 19 16 CHUTE, to convey by...
cieling 17 14 a ceiling [n -S]
cissing 17 13 the appearance of pi...
clawing 20 17 CLAW, to scratch wit...
claying 23 16 CLAY, to purify (e.g...
cleping 19 17 CLEPE, (archaic) to...
clewing 20 17 CLEW, to attach a ro...
cliping 20 17 CLIPE, to tell tales...
cloking 18 18 CLOKE, to clothe wit...
cloning 16 15 reproduction by asex...
closing 17 14 a concluding part [n...
clowing 20 17 CLOW, (Scots) to rak...
cloying 23 16 CLOY, to gratify bey...
clueing 17 15 CLUE, to obtain guid...
clyping 26 19 CLYPE, to tell tales...
coaling 16 14 COAL, to supply with...
coaming 16 16 a raised border [n -...
coating 15 13 a covering layer [n...
coaxing 21 20 the act of persuadin...
cobbing 20 19 COB, to strike [v]
cocking 20 20 COCK, to tilt to one...
codding 16 15 COD, to hoax or make...
codling 17 15 an unripe apple, als...
coffing 20 19 COFF, (Scots) to buy...
cogging 18 17 a type of joint for...
coifing 18 16 COIF, to put the hai...
coiling 17 14 COIL, to wind in eve...
coining 15 14 a minting [n -S]
colling 18 15 embracing [n -S]
colting 17 14 COLT, to cheat, defr...
combing 19 19 a hair or wool fibre...
comping 19 19 the act of entering...
conking 16 18 CONK, to hit on the...
conning 14 15 the act of directing...
cooking 16 17 the act of one that...
cooling 16 14 serving to cool [adj...
cooming 16 16 COOM, to begrime wit...
coondog 14 14 a dog trained to hun...
cooping 17 16 COOP, to confine [v]
copping 20 19 COP, to capture [v]
copsing 18 16 COPSE, to cut back t...
copying 24 18 the act of making a...
cording 16 14 the ribbed surface o...
corking 17 17 CORK, to stop up [v]
corning 15 14 CORN, to preserve wi...
coshing 18 15 COSH, to bludgeon [v...
costing 16 13 an estimation of the...
cosying 22 15 COSY, to attempt to...
cotting 16 13 COT, to become tangl...
couping 18 17 COUP, (Scots) to ove...
couring 16 14 COUR, (obsolete) to...
cowking 20 20 COWK, (dialect) to r...
cowling 20 17 a covering for an ai...
cowping 21 19 COWP, (Scots) to ove...
cozying 25 24 COZY, to attempt to...
craking 17 17 CRAKE, to utter the...
craning 15 14 CRANE, to stretch ou...
crannog 14 14 (Gaelic) a lake dwel...
craping 18 16 CRAPE, to cover or s...
crating 16 13 CRATE, to put in a p...
craving 18 17 a great desire [n -S...
crazing 19 22 a pattern of fine cr...
creeing 15 13 CREE, to soften by b...
creping 18 16 CREPE, to cover with...
crewing 19 16 CREW, to serve aboar...
criming 18 16 CRIME, to convict ov...
crining 16 14 CRINE, (Scots) to sh...
croming 17 16 CROME, to draw by a...
crowing 19 16 the act of gloating...
cubbing 21 20 cub-hunting [n -S]
cucking 21 21 (historical) as in c...
cuffing 21 20 CUFF, to strike with...
culling 19 16 a selection from oth...
culming 19 18 CULM, to form a culm...
cumming 19 20 CUM, to ejaculate sp...
cunning 15 16 skill in deception [...
cupping 21 20 in medicine, the app...
curbing 19 17 a concrete border al...
curding 17 15 CURD, to curdle [v]
curling 18 15 a sport played on ic...
curring 17 14 CURR, to make a purr...
cursing 17 14 the act of wishing e...
curving 19 18 CURVE, to deviate fr...
cussing 17 14 CUSS, (colloquial) t...
cutting 17 14 sharp [adj CUTTINGLY...
cycling 27 19 the act of riding a...
cymling 25 19 a variety of squash,...
dabbing 17 17 DAB, to touch lightl...
dacking 17 18 DACK, (Australian sl...
dadding 13 13 DAD, to dash against...
dadoing 12 12 DADO, to set into a...
daffing 17 17 playing the fool [n...
dagging 15 15 dirty clotted wool o...
daining 12 12 DAINE, (Shakespeare)...
damming 15 17 DAM, to build an emb...
damning 13 15 DAMN, to curse [v]
damping 16 17 the ability of a dev...
dancing 15 15 the act of dancing [...
danging 13 14 DANG, to damn [v]
danting 12 12 DANT, (obsolete) to...
dapping 17 17 DAP, to dip in water...
darking 14 15 DARK, to make dark [...
darling 14 12 lovable [adj DARLING...
darning 12 12 things to be darned...
darring 13 11 DARRE, to venture bo...
darting 13 11 DART, to move sudden...
dashing 15 13 spirited, showy [adj...
daubing 15 15 the act of daubing [...
dauding 13 13 DAUD, to knock, also...
dauring 13 12 DAUR, to venture bol...
dauting 13 12 DAUT, (Scots) to pet...
dawding 16 15 DAWD, (Scots) to kno...
dawning 15 15 daybreak [n -S]
dawting 16 14 DAWT, (Scots) to pet...
daylong 19 14 lasting all day [adj...
deading 12 12 DEAD, (obsolete) to...
dealing 13 12 a business transacti...
deaning 11 12 DEAN, to serve as th...
dearing 12 11 DEARE, to injure, al...
deaving 14 15 DEAVE, (Scots) to de...
deawing 15 14 DEAW, (Spenser) to c...
decalog 16 14 the Ten Commandments...
decking 17 18 material for a ship'...
deeding 12 12 DEED, to transfer by...
deeming 13 14 DEEM, to hold as an...
deeving 14 15 DEEVE, to deafen, al...
defying 21 16 DEFY, to resist open...
degging 15 15 DEG, (dialect) to wa...
deicing 16 14 DEICE, to free of ic...
dekeing 13 15 DEKE, to feint in ho...
deleing 13 12 DELE, in printing, t...
delving 16 16 DELVE, to search in...
demagog 14 15 to behave like a lea...
demiveg 16 17 a person who eats no...
demoing 13 14 DEMO, to demonstrate...
denning 11 13 DEN, to live in a la...
denting 12 12 DENT, to make a depr...
denying 18 14 DENY, to declare to...
derning 12 12 DERN, to keep hidden...
desking 14 15 desks collectively [...
deucing 16 15 DEUCE, to even the s...
devling 16 16 a little devil, also...
dialing 14 12 the art of making su...
dibbing 18 17 DIB, to fish by floa...
dicking 18 18 the act of copulatio...
dicting 17 14 DICT, (obsolete) to...
dieting 13 11 the act of dieting [...
digging 16 15 an excavation [n -S]
dilling 16 13 a darling; the young...
dimming 16 17 the act of reducing...
dinging 14 14 DING, to dash; to th...
dinking 14 16 DINK, to play a drop...
dinning 12 13 DIN, to make a loud...
dinting 13 12 DINT, to make a dent...
dipping 18 17 the act of dipping [...
dirking 15 15 DIRK, to stab with a...
dirling 15 12 DIRL, (Scots) to (ca...
dirtbag 16 13 a contemptible perso...
dirting 14 11 DIRT, to make dirty...
discing 17 14 DISC, to break up la...
dishing 16 13 a hollow, a concavit...
dishrag 16 12 a cloth for washing...
disking 15 15 DISK, to break up la...
dissing 14 11 DIS, to disparage, a...
ditting 14 11 DIT, (Scots) to bloc...
divying 22 17 DIVI, to divide up,...
doating 12 11 an excessive love, a...
dobbing 17 17 DOB, to inform on [v...
docking 17 18 the act of docking [...
dodding 13 13 DOD, (Scots) to knoc...
dodging 14 14 a photographic techn...
doffing 17 17 DOFF, to take off [v...
dogging 15 15 hunting with dogs [n...
dolling 15 13 DOLL, to dress styli...
donging 13 14 DONG, to ring a deep...
donning 11 13 DON, to put on [v]
doocing 15 14 DOOCE, to dismiss (a...
dooking 13 15 DOOK, (Scots) to duc...
dooming 13 14 DOOM, to condemn to...
dopping 17 17 a flock of sheldrake...
dorring 13 11 DOR, to mock, scoff...
dorting 13 11 DORT, (Scots) to sul...
dossing 13 11 DOSS, to sleep in an...
dotting 13 11 DOT, to cover with t...
douking 14 16 DOUK, to duck, bathe...
dousing 13 12 DOUSE, to plunge int...
douting 13 12 DOUT, (Scots) to put...
downing 15 15 DOWN, to cause to fa...
dowsing 16 14 the act of looking f...
draping 15 14 DRAPE, to arrange in...
drawing 16 14 a portrayal in lines...
draying 19 13 DRAY, to transport b...
dreeing 12 11 DREE, to suffer, end...
driving 16 15 of rain, heavy and w...
droning 12 12 DRONE, to make a mon...
droving 15 15 the action of herdin...
dubbing 18 18 the act of adding so...
ducking 18 19 duck-hunting [n -S]
ducting 17 15 a system of ducts [n...
dueling 14 13 the act of fighting...
dueting 13 12 DUET, to perform a d...
duffing 18 18 cattle stealing [n -...
dulling 16 14 DULL, to blunt, make...
dumbing 17 18 DUMB, to deprive of...
dumping 17 18 the selling of large...
dunging 14 15 DUNG, to fertilize w...
dunking 14 17 the act of immersing...
dunning 12 14 the act of dunning,...
dunting 13 13 DUNT, to strike with...
dupping 18 18 DUP, (Shakespeare) t...
durning 13 13 DURN, to damn [v]
dushing 16 14 DUSH, (Scots) to str...
dusking 15 16 DUSK, to make dim [v...
dusting 14 12 a light sprinkling [...
dustrag 14 11 a rag used for dusti...
dwining 16 15 DWINE, (Scots) to pi...
eagling 14 13 EAGLE, to score two...
eanling 12 12 (Shakespeare) a youn...
earding 12 11 EARD, (Scots) to bur...
earning 11 11 what is earned [n -S...
earplug 16 14 a plug for the ear [...
earring 12 10 a ring worn on the e...
easting 12 10 a movement toward th...
easying 18 12 EASY, to stop rowing...
ebaying 20 15 selling on eBay [n -...
echoing 17 15 ECHO, to repeat a so...
eddying 19 14 EDDY, to move agains...
editing 13 11 the act of editing [...
educing 16 15 EDUCE, to draw out,...
eeching 17 15 EECH, to augment, al...
eevning 13 15 the latter part of d...
eilding 14 12 (Scots) fuel, also E...
elating 13 11 ELATE, to raise the...
eliding 14 12 ELIDE, to strike out...
eloping 15 14 ELOPE, to run away t...
eluding 14 13 ELUDE, to evade [v]
eluting 14 12 ELUTE, to remove by...
emoting 13 13 EMOTE, to show exagg...
emoving 15 17 EMOVE, to affect emo...
empting 16 16 the act of emptying...
emuling 15 15 EMULE, (Southey) to...
emuring 14 14 EMURE, (Shakespeare)...
endlang 12 13 (Scots) endlong, len...
endlong 12 13 lengthwise, also END...
enduing 12 13 ENDUE, to put on, as...
enewing 14 14 ENEW, in falconry, t...
ensuing 12 12 ENSUE, to follow, al...
enuring 12 12 ENURE, to accustom o...
envying 20 17 in a state of envy [...
erasing 12 10 ERASE, to efface or...
erelong 12 11 before long; soon [a...
erlking 15 15 (German) a spirit th...
eroding 12 11 ERODE, to wear away...
espying 21 15 ESPY, to catch sight...
etching 18 15 an etched design [n...
ettling 14 11 ETTLE, (Scots) to in...
evading 14 15 EVADE, to escape or...
evening 13 15 the latter part of d...
eviting 15 14 EVITE, to avoid, als...
evoking 15 18 EVOKE, to call forth...
exeming 19 20 EXEME, to release or...
exiling 20 18 EXILE, to banish fro...
exiting 19 17 EXIT, to go out [v]
exuding 19 19 EXUDE, to ooze forth...
fabling 18 17 the telling of fable...
fadging 16 16 FADGE, (archaic) to...
faffing 19 19 FAFF, (colloquial) t...
fagging 17 17 the practice of a sc...
faiking 16 17 FAIK, (Scots) to aba...
failing 16 14 in a state of failur...
faining 14 14 FAIN, (Spenser) to f...
fairing 15 13 a complimentary gift...
falling 17 15 the act of falling [...
falsing 16 14 FALSE, to deceive [v...
fanding 14 15 FAND, (Scots) to try...
fanging 15 16 FANG, to seize in th...
fanking 15 18 FANK, (Scots) to put...
fanning 13 15 FAN, to cool with a...
fanteeg 13 13 (slang) anxiety, agi...
farcing 18 16 in cookery, stuffing...
farding 15 14 a farthing [n -S]
farming 16 16 the business of oper...
farring 15 13 FAR, to remove to a...
farsing 15 13 FARSE, to expand a n...
farting 15 13 FART, to expel gas t...
fashing 17 15 FASH, to bother or a...
fasting 15 13 abstaining from eati...
fatling 16 14 a young animal fatte...
fatting 15 13 FAT, to make plump [...
fauting 15 14 FAUT, (Scots) to fau...
fawning 17 17 ingratiating [adj FA...
fayning 20 16 FAYNE, (Spenser) to...
fealing 15 14 FEAL, to conceal [v]
fearing 14 13 FEAR, to be afraid o...
feasing 14 13 FEASE, to unsettle,...
feating 14 13 FEAT, (Shakespeare)...
feazing 17 22 FEAZE, to unsettle,...
fecking 19 20 an intensive, also F...
feedbag 16 16 a nosebag for feedin...
feeding 14 14 a calculated amount...
feeling 15 14 the sense of touch [...
feering 14 13 a first guiding furr...
feesing 14 13 FEESE, to unsettle,...
feezing 17 22 FEEZE, to unsettle,...
felling 17 15 the act of causing t...
felting 16 14 felted material [n -...
fencing 17 17 the art of using a s...
fending 14 15 FEND, to ward off [v...
fenning 13 15 a monetary unit of B...
ferning 14 14 a tendency for cervi...
fessing 15 13 FESS, to confess [v]
fetting 15 13 FETT, (obsolete) to...
feuding 15 15 the act of feuding [...
fiating 15 13 FIAT, to sanction [v...
fibbing 20 19 FIB, to tell a trivi...
fidging 17 16 FIDGE, to fidget [v]
figging 18 17 FIG, to dress up [v]
filabeg 18 16 (Gaelic) the kilt, a...
filibeg 19 16 (Gaelic) the kilt, a...
filling 18 15 anything used to fil...
filming 18 17 FILM, to make a moti...
finding 15 15 something that is fo...
finking 16 18 FINK, to inform to t...
finning 14 15 FIN, to equip with p...
firebug 18 16 an arsonist [n -S]
firedog 15 13 a metal support for...
firking 17 17 FIRK, (Shakespeare)...
firming 17 16 FIRM, to make firm [...
firring 16 13 wooden strips attach...
fishgig 20 16 a kind of harpoon, a...
fishing 18 15 the sport of catchin...
fisking 17 17 FISK, to frisk, gad...
fisting 16 13 a homosexual erotic...
fitting 16 13 suitable [adj FITTIN...
fizzgig 24 32 a police informer, a...
fizzing 22 31 the sound of somethi...
flaking 17 18 FLAKE, to peel off i...
flaming 17 17 FLAME, to burn brigh...
flaning 15 15 FLANE, to walk idly,...
flaring 16 14 FLARE, to display gl...
flawing 19 17 FLAW, to make defect...
flaying 22 16 FLAY, to strip off s...
fleabag 17 16 an inferior hotel [n...
fleeing 15 14 FLEE, to run away [v...
fleming 17 17 FLEME, (Scots) to pu...
flexing 22 21 FLEX, to bend [v]
fleying 22 16 FLEY, (Scots) to fri...
fliting 17 14 FLITE, (Scots) to qu...
flixing 23 21 FLIX, to melt, also...
floting 16 14 FLOTE, to skim e.g....
flowing 19 17 FLOW, to move steadi...
fluking 18 19 FLUKE, to obtain by...
fluming 18 18 FLUME, to convey by...
fluting 17 15 a series of parallel...
fluxing 23 22 FLUX, to melt, also...
flyping 25 19 FLYPE, to strip back...
flyting 23 16 a dispute in verse f...
foaling 15 14 the act of giving bi...
foaming 15 16 the act of foaming [...
fobbing 19 19 FOB, to cheat, also...
fogging 17 17 the act of obscuring...
foiling 16 14 the act of frustrati...
foining 14 14 FOIN, to thrust with...
folding 16 15 a fold or pleat; the...
fonding 14 15 FOND, to display aff...
fonning 13 15 FON, to fool, be foo...
fooling 15 14 playing the fool [n...
footbag 16 15 a small bag filled w...
footing 14 13 a foundation [n -S]
fopling 18 17 a petty fop [n -S]
fopping 19 19 FOP, to deceive [v]
forcing 18 16 FORCE, to compel by...
fording 15 14 FORD, to wade across...
foreleg 15 13 one of the front leg...
forging 16 15 the act of forging,...
forking 16 17 FORK, to work with a...
forming 16 16 the process of formi...
forting 15 13 FORT, to fortify [v]
fouling 16 15 a deposit or crust [...
fowling 19 17 the hunting of birds...
foyling 22 16 FOYLE, (Spenser) to...
foyning 20 16 FOYNE, to thrust wit...
framing 16 16 framework [n -S]
fraping 17 16 FRAPE, to alter the...
fraying 21 15 something worn off b...
freeing 14 13 FREE, to set at libe...
frizing 19 22 FRIZ, to curl hair t...
fubbing 20 20 FUB, to cheat, also...
fucking 20 21 sexual intercourse [...
fudging 17 17 FUDGE, to falsify [v...
fueling 16 15 FUEL, to provide wit...
fuffing 20 20 FUFF, to spit like a...
fugging 18 18 FUG, to make hot, st...
fugling 18 17 FUGLE, (Carlyle) to...
fuguing 17 17 FUGUE, to compose a...
fulling 18 16 FULL, to shrink and...
funding 15 16 financial backing [n...
funking 16 19 FUNK, to shrink back...
funning 14 16 FUN, to act playfull...
furling 17 15 FURL, to roll up [v]
furlong 16 15 one eighth of a mile...
furring 16 14 wooden strips attach...
fusking 17 18 FUSK, to obtain data...
fussing 16 14 FUSS, to be overly c...
fusting 16 14 FUST, to smell mould...
futzing 19 23 FUTZ, to spend time...
fuzzing 22 32 FUZZ, to become fuzz...
gabbing 18 18 GAB, to chatter [v]
gabling 17 16 GABLE, to form a gab...
gaching 19 17 GACH, to behave boas...
gadding 14 14 GAD, to roam about r...
gadling 15 14 (obsolete) a vagabon...
gaffing 18 18 the act of gambling...
gagging 16 16 GAG, to stop up the...
gaining 13 13 a thing gained, prof...
gaiting 14 12 GAIT, to train a hor...
galling 16 14 GALL, to make sore b...
gamebag 16 17 a leather or canvas...
gamming 16 18 GAM, to visit social...
ganging 14 15 the act of associati...
ganning 12 14 GAN, (dialect) to go...
ganting 13 13 GANT, (Scots) to yaw...
gaoling 14 13 GAOL, to imprison, a...
gapping 18 18 as in call gapping [...
garbing 16 15 GARB, to clothe [v]
garring 14 12 GARRE, to make, comp...
gashing 16 14 GASH, to make a long...
gasking 15 16 a gasket [n -S]
gasping 16 15 breathless [adj GASP...
gassing 14 12 a poisoning by noxio...
gasting 14 12 GAST, (Shakespeare)...
gateleg 14 12 a table with extensi...
gatling 15 13 as in gatling gun, a...
gauding 14 14 GAUD, to adorn with...
gauging 15 15 the measuring of cas...
gauming 15 16 GAUM, to smear, daub...
gauping 16 16 GAUP, to stare stupi...
gawking 18 19 GAWK, to stare and g...
gawping 19 18 GAWP, to stare stupi...
gealing 14 13 GEAL, (dialect) to c...
gearing 13 12 a system of gears [n...
gecking 18 19 GECK, to mock, dupe...
geebung 15 16 an Australian tree [...
geiting 14 12 GEIT, to put a borde...
gelding 15 14 a castrated stallion...
gelling 16 14 GEL, to become like...
gemming 16 18 GEM, to adorn with g...
genning 12 14 GEN, as in gen up, t...
genseng 12 13 a plant of the genus...
germing 15 15 GERM, to put forth b...
gerning 13 13 GERNE, (Spenser) to...
gessing 14 12 GESSE, (Spenser) to...
getting 14 12 begetting, procreati...
gibbing 19 18 GIB, to fasten with...
gifting 17 15 the act of making a...
gigging 17 16 GIG, to catch fish w...
gilding 16 14 the act of covering...
gilling 17 14 GILL, to catch fish...
gimping 18 18 GIMP, to make or fur...
ginning 13 14 cotton as it comes f...
ginseng 13 13 a plant of the genus...
gipping 19 18 GIP, to swindle, als...
girding 15 13 that which girds, sp...
girning 14 13 GIRN, (dialect) to g...
girting 15 12 GIRT, to gird, girth...
gitting 15 12 GIT, to get [v]
glaring 15 13 GLARE, to shine with...
glazing 18 22 the work of a glazie...
gleeing 14 13 GLEE, (Scots) to squ...
gleying 21 15 the development of g...
gliding 16 14 the act of gliding [...
gliming 17 16 GLIME, to glance sly...
globing 17 16 GLOBE, to form into...
gloving 17 17 the craft of making...
glowing 18 16 GLOW, to emit light...
glozing 18 22 flattery, deceit [n...
glueing 15 14 GLUE, to fasten with...
gnawing 16 16 of a pain, eating aw...
goading 13 13 GOAD, to drive anima...
goaling 14 13 GOAL, to score a goa...
gobbing 18 18 GOB, to spit [v]
godding 14 14 GOD, to treat as a g...
godling 15 14 a lesser god [n -S]
goffing 18 18 GOFF, to play golf (...
goldbug 18 17 a gold beetle [n -S]
golfing 17 16 the game of golf [n...
gonging 14 15 GONG, to summon by s...
goofing 15 15 GOOF, to blunder [v]
goosing 13 12 GOOSE, to poke betwe...
gorging 15 14 GORGE, to stuff with...
gorming 15 15 GORM, to stare vacan...
gorping 16 15 GORP, to stare stupi...
gosling 15 13 a young goose [n -S]
gossing 14 12 GOSS, (dialect) to s...
gouging 15 15 GOUGE, to cut or sco...
gowfing 19 18 GOWF, to play golf (...
gowling 18 16 GOWL, (Scots) to cry...
gowning 16 16 GOWN, to dress in a...
gracing 17 15 GRACE, to give beaut...
grading 14 13 the act of arranging...
graping 16 15 GRAPE, (Scots) to gr...
grating 14 12 rasping [adj GRATING...
graving 16 16 an engraving [n -S]
graying 20 14 GRAY, to make grey [...
graylag 21 14 a species of wild go...
grazing 17 21 land used for feedin...
greeing 13 12 GREE, (archaic) to a...
greging 15 14 GREGE, (obsolete) to...
grewing 17 15 GREW, to shudder, to...
greying 20 14 the process of greyi...
greylag 21 14 a species of wild go...
gricing 18 15 train-spotting as a...
griding 15 13 GRIDE, to pierce; to...
griming 16 15 GRIME, to make dirty...
griping 17 15 the act of grumbling...
grising 15 12 GRISE, to shudder at...
groking 15 16 GROK, (colloquial) t...
groning 13 13 GRONE, to utter a lo...
groping 16 15 GROPE, to feel about...
growing 17 15 increasing [adj GROW...
grozing 17 21 as in grozing iron,...
grueing 14 13 GRUE, to shudder, fe...
gryding 21 15 GRYDE, to scrape har...
gubbing 19 19 GUB, to strike on th...
guiding 15 14 the act of guiding [...
guiling 16 14 GUILE, to beguile, a...
guising 15 13 (Scots) a survival o...
gulfing 18 17 GULF, to swallow up...
gulling 17 15 GULL, to dupe, decei...
gulping 18 17 GULP, to swallow rap...
gumming 17 19 the use of gum [n -S...
gumping 18 19 GUMP, to catch fish...
gunging 15 16 GUNGE, to block or c...
gunking 15 18 GUNK, to cause somet...
gunning 13 15 the sport of hunting...
gurging 16 15 GURGE, to swirl [v]
gurling 16 14 GURL, (Scots) to gro...
gurning 14 14 GURN, to grin, make...
gushing 17 15 GUSH, to flow forth...
gusting 15 13 GUST, to blow in gus...
gutsing 15 13 GUTS, to eat greedil...
gutting 15 13 GUT, to remove the g...
guyling 22 16 GUYLE, (Spenser) to...
gymping 24 20 GYMP, to trim with g...
gypping 25 20 GYP, to swindle, als...
hacking 19 19 horseback riding [n...
hadding 15 14 HAD, (Scots) to hold...
hafting 17 15 HAFT, to set in a ha...
hagging 17 16 HAG, (Scots) to hack...
hailing 16 13 HAIL, to greet [v]
haining 14 13 an enclosure [n -S]
hairing 15 12 HAIR, to free from h...
halling 17 14 a Norwegian country...
haloing 15 13 HALO, to form a ring...
halsing 16 13 HALSE, to embrace, a...
halting 16 13 stopping [adj HALTIN...
halving 18 17 the act of dividing...
hamburg 19 18 a patty of ground be...
hamming 17 18 HAM, to overact, als...
handbag 16 16 a bag for small arti...
handing 14 14 HAND, to present wit...
hangdog 15 15 a contemptible perso...
hanging 15 15 execution by strangl...
hangtag 15 14 a type of tag used c...
hanking 15 17 HANK, to catch, as o...
hanting 14 13 HANT, to haunt [v]
happing 19 18 HAP, to happen by ch...
hardbag 17 15 a rigid container on...
harking 16 16 HARK, to listen, als...
harling 16 13 a scraping or small...
harming 16 15 HARM, to injure [v]
harping 17 15 a wooden plank used...
hashing 17 14 the process of conve...
hashtag 17 13 a word or name prece...
hasping 17 15 HASP, to fasten with...
hasting 15 12 HASTE, to hurry, als...
hatting 15 12 material for hats [n...
hauding 15 14 HAUD, (Scots) to hol...
hauling 16 14 the act of dragging...
hausing 15 13 HAUSE, (archaic) to...
hawking 19 19 falconry [n -S]
hawming 19 18 HAWM, to lounge abou...
hawsing 18 15 HAWSE, to salute, gr...
heading 14 13 a title [n -S]
headrig 15 12 (Scots) a headland i...
healing 15 13 curative [adj HEALIN...
heaping 16 15 HEAP, to pile up [v]
hearing 14 12 a preliminary examin...
heating 14 12 the provision of hea...
heaving 16 16 turmoil of waves [n...
hedging 16 15 the work of a hedger...
heeding 14 13 HEED, to pay attenti...
heeling 15 13 the act of inclining...
heezing 17 21 HEEZE, (Scots) to li...
hefting 17 15 HEFT, to lift up, fe...
heiling 16 13 HEIL, to salute [v]
heiring 15 12 HEIR, to inherit [v]
helling 17 14 HELL, to hide, conce...
helming 17 16 HELM, to steer a shi...
helping 18 16 a portion of food [n...
helving 18 17 HELVE, to provide wi...
hemagog 16 16 an agent that promot...
hemming 17 18 HEM, to provide with...
hending 14 14 HEND, (obsolete) to...
henning 13 14 HEN, to lose courage...
henting 14 13 HENT, (obsolete) to...
herding 15 13 the act of forming i...
herling 16 13 a young seatrout, a...
herring 15 12 any marine soft-finn...
herying 21 14 HERYE, (Spenser) to...
hesping 17 15 HESP, (Scots) to fas...
hidling 17 14 (Scots) in secret, a...
highing 19 16 HIGH, to turn to the...
hilding 17 14 (archaic) a mean cow...
hilling 18 14 tobogganing down a s...
hilting 17 13 HILT, to provide a h...
hindleg 16 14 a rear leg [n -S]
hinging 16 15 HINGE, to attach a j...
hinting 15 13 suggestive [adj HINT...
hipping 20 18 a baby's nappy wrapp...
hirling 17 13 a young seatrout, a...
hishing 18 14 HISH, to hiss [v]
hissing 16 12 making a hiss [adj H...
histing 16 12 HIST, to urge or sum...
hitting 16 12 HIT, to strike forci...
hizzing 22 30 HIZZ, (Shakespeare)...
hoaring 14 12 HOAR, to make hoary,...
hoaxing 20 19 HOAX, to deceive [v]
hobbing 19 18 HOB, to furnish with...
hoboing 16 15 HOBO, to live like a...
hocking 19 19 HOCK, to pawn [v]
hodding 15 14 HOD, to bob or jog [...
hogging 17 16 a mixture containing...
hoiking 16 16 HOIK, to hitch up, a...
hoising 15 12 HOISE, to hoist [v]
holding 16 14 something held [n -S...
holking 17 17 HOLK, (Scots) to dig...
homburg 19 18 a felt hat [n -S]
homolog 16 15 anything that is hom...
honging 15 15 HONG, (obsolete) to...
honking 15 17 HONK, to cry like a...
hooding 14 13 HOOD, to furnish wit...
hoofing 16 15 HOOF, to dance [v]
hooking 15 16 an illegal move in h...
hooning 13 13 HOON, to act loutish...
hooping 16 15 HOOP, to fasten with...
hooting 14 12 HOOT, to cry like an...
hooving 16 16 HOOVE, (Spenser) to...
hopping 19 18 the harvesting of ho...
hording 15 13 HORDE, to gather in...
horking 16 16 HORK, to spit [v]
hornbag 16 15 a promiscuous woman...
hornbug 17 16 a stag-beetle [n -S]
horndog 14 13 a sexually aggressiv...
horning 14 13 a mock serenade to n...
horsing 15 12 the birching of a pe...
hosting 15 12 a battle, a muster [...
hotting 15 12 attempting stunts in...
houfing 17 16 HOUF, to haunt, freq...
housing 15 13 any dwelling house [...
houting 15 13 a European food fish...
howfing 20 18 HOWF, to haunt, freq...
howking 19 19 HOWK, (Scots) to dig...
howling 19 16 making a howl [adj H...
hucking 20 20 HUCK, to force rough...
huffing 20 19 as in huffing and pu...
hugging 18 17 HUG, to clasp tightl...
hulking 18 18 HULK, to appear impr...
hulling 18 15 HULL, to separate th...
humfing 19 19 HUMF, to carry somet...
humming 18 19 the noise of bees [n...
humping 19 19 HUMP, to bend into a...
hunting 15 14 an instance of searc...
hupping 20 19 HUP, to quicken the...
hurling 17 14 a ball game similar...
hurting 16 13 HURT, to cause pain...
hushing 18 15 HUSH, to quiet [v]
husking 17 17 a festive gathering...
hutting 16 13 material for making...
hylding 23 16 (Spenser) a mean cow...
hymning 22 18 HYMN, to sing a song...
hypoing 23 17 HYPO, (colloquial) t...
hypping 26 20 HYP, to offend [v]
iceberg 18 15 a large floating bod...
imaging 15 15 the process of produ...
imbuing 17 17 IMBUE, to inspire wi...
inbeing 14 14 inherent existence [...
inbring 15 14 to bring in [v INBRO...
inching 18 16 INCH, to move very s...
induing 13 13 INDUE, to provide wi...
ingoing 13 13 a going in [n -S]
inkling 15 16 a slight suggestion...
inlying 20 14 situated inside [adj...
inswing 16 14 an inward swing [n -...
inuring 13 12 INURE, to accustom o...
irising 14 10 IRIS, to give the fo...
ironing 12 11 clothes to be presse...
issuing 14 11 ISSUE, to put into c...
itching 19 15 a tingling skin sens...
iteming 14 13 ITEM, to set down th...
jabbing 19 25 JAB, to poke sharply...
jacking 19 26 in house dancing, mo...
jackleg 20 26 an amateur; one char...
jagaing 15 21 JAGA, in Indonesia,...
jagging 17 23 JAGG, to cut unevenl...
jailing 16 20 JAIL, to imprison, a...
jambing 18 25 JAMB, to jam [v]
jamming 17 25 a rock-climbing tech...
japping 19 25 JAP, to splash or sp...
jarping 17 22 JARP, to tap an egg...
jarring 15 19 harshly discordant [...
jauking 16 24 JAUK, to dawdle [v]
jauping 17 23 JAUP, (Scots) to spl...
jazzing 21 37 JAZZ, to liven up th...
jeeling 15 20 JEEL, to set, jell,...
jeeping 16 22 JEEP, to travel by a...
jeering 14 19 mocking [adj JEERING...
jeffing 19 25 JEFF, (Australian sl...
jelling 17 21 JELL, to set like je...
jerking 16 23 jerky [adj JERKINGLY...
jessing 15 19 JESSE, to fasten str...
jesting 15 19 the act of one who j...
jetting 15 19 JET, to spurt forth...
jibbing 20 25 JIB, to draw back, t...
jigajig 19 29 to copulate, also JI...
jigajog 18 29 to copulate, also JI...
jigging 18 23 the act of jigging [...
jilting 17 20 JILT, to discard a l...
jinking 16 24 JINK, to dodge nimbl...
jinxing 21 27 JINX, to bring bad l...
jobbing 19 25 the doing of jobs [n...
jogging 17 23 running at a slow, s...
joining 14 20 a juncture [n -S]
jolling 17 21 JOLL, (dialect) to b...
jolting 16 20 the act of making a...
jooking 15 23 JOOK, (Scots) to duc...
joshing 17 21 the act of teasing [...
jotting 15 19 a brief note [n -S]
jouking 16 24 JOUK, (Scots) to duc...
jouling 16 21 JOULE, to bump, also...
jowling 19 23 JOWL, to bump, also...
judging 17 23 the act of making a...
jugging 18 24 the act of jugging [...
juicing 19 23 JUICE, to extract li...
jumping 19 26 the act of jumping [...
junking 16 25 JUNK, to discard as...
jurying 22 22 JURY, to select mate...
justing 16 20 JUST, to tilt with l...
jutting 16 20 JUT, to project, sti...
kampong 16 20 a Malay village, als...
kanting 13 15 KANT, to tilt, slope...
karking 15 18 KARK, (Australian sl...
karting 14 14 the sport of racing...
kayoing 19 16 the act of a knockou...
kebbing 18 20 KEB, to give birth t...
kecking 18 21 KECK, to heave or re...
kedging 15 17 KEDGE, to move (a sh...
keeking 14 18 KEEK, to glance; to...
keeling 14 15 (Scots) a codfish [n...
keening 12 15 a wailing, a lament...
keeping 15 17 custody, ownership [...
kegging 16 18 KEG, to store in a k...
kegling 16 17 bowling [n -S]
kelping 17 18 KELP, to burn kelp s...
kembing 17 20 KEMB, (dialect) to c...
kemping 17 20 a striving for maste...
kenning 12 16 a metaphorical compo...
kenting 13 15 KENT, to steer by a...
kepping 18 20 KEP, (Scots) to catc...
kerbing 16 17 a concrete border al...
kerfing 16 17 KERF, to make an inc...
kerning 13 15 adjustment of adjoin...
kerving 16 18 KERVE, (Spenser) to...
kesting 14 14 KEST, (obsolete) to...
keyring 20 16 a type of computer d...
kicking 19 21 the act of striking...
kidding 15 16 the act of teasing b...
kidling 16 16 a young kid [n -S]
killing 17 16 causing death [adj K...
kilning 15 16 KILN, to bake in a t...
kilting 16 15 an arrangement of ki...
kinding 14 16 KIND, (obsolete) to...
kinging 15 17 KING, to make king;...
kinking 15 19 KINK, to form a loop...
kipping 19 20 KIP, to sleep [v]
kirking 16 18 the first attendance...
kirning 14 15 KIRN, to churn [v]
kissing 15 14 the act of caressing...
kisting 15 14 KIST, to place into...
kithing 17 16 KITHE, to make known...
kitling 16 15 a young animal [n -S...
kitting 15 14 KIT, to equip, fit o...
kluging 17 18 KLUGE, to fix by clu...
kneeing 12 15 KNEE, to strike with...
knifing 16 18 the act of stabbing...
kniving 16 19 KNIVE, to knife [v]
knowing 16 18 knowledge [n -S] / a...
konking 14 19 KONK, to hit on the...
konning 12 16 KON, (Spenser) to kn...
kooking 14 18 KOOK, to dart in and...
krising 15 14 KRIS, to stab with a...
kynding 20 18 KYNDE, (Spenser) to...
kything 23 18 KYTHE, to make known...
lacking 18 18 LACK, to be without...
ladling 15 13 LADLE, to serve with...
ladybug 23 17 a small beetle, also...
laering 13 11 LAER, to make a defe...
lagging 16 15 an insulating materi...
laiding 14 12 LAID, (Scots) to loa...
laiking 15 15 LAIK, (Scots) to spo...
lairing 14 11 LAIR, to go to a lai...
lalling 16 13 babbling [n -S]
lambing 17 17 giving birth to a la...
lamming 16 17 a thrashing [n -S]
lamping 17 17 the hunting of rabbi...
lancing 16 15 LANCE, to pierce wit...
landing 13 13 a place to disembark...
lanking 14 16 LANK, to become limp...
lapping 18 17 the act of lapping [...
lapsang 15 14 (Chinese) a variety...
lapsing 16 14 LAPSE, to pass into...
lapwing 19 17 a bird of the plover...
larding 14 12 LARD, to smear with...
larking 15 15 LARK, to behave play...
larning 13 12 LARN, (dialect) to l...
lashing 16 13 the act of lashing [...
lasting 14 11 remaining effective...
lathing 16 13 work made by using l...
lauding 14 13 LAUD, to praise [v]
lawning 16 15 LAWN, to turn into l...
lazoing 16 20 LAZO, to catch with...
lazying 23 22 LAZY, to move or lie...
leading 13 12 in first position [a...
leafing 15 14 LEAF, to turn pages...
leaking 14 15 LEAK, to seep throug...
leaming 14 14 LEAM, (archaic) to g...
leaning 12 12 a tendency [n -S]
leaping 15 14 LEAP, to spring off...
learing 13 11 LEARE, (Scots) to te...
leasing 13 11 a falsehood [n -S]
leaving 15 15 something left over...
leching 19 16 LECH, to engage in l...
leeping 15 14 LEEP, (Hindi) to pla...
leering 13 11 the act of leering [...
leesing 13 11 LEESE, (Shakespeare)...
legging 16 15 a covering for the l...
leiring 14 11 LEIR, (Scots) to tea...
lekking 16 19 the act of lekking [...
lemming 16 17 (Norwegian) a small...
lending 13 13 the act of giving in...
lenging 14 14 LENG, to tarry [v]
lensing 13 12 the act of making a...
lepping 18 17 LEP, (dialect) to le...
lesting 14 11 LEST, (Spenser) to l...
letting 14 11 the act of letting [...
levying 22 17 LEVY, to impose or c...
libbing 19 17 LIB, to geld [v]
licking 19 18 a thrashing or beati...
lidding 15 13 the act of covering...
lifting 17 14 LIFT, to raise highe...
ligging 17 15 the act of ligging [...
lilling 17 13 LILL, (Spenser) to l...
lilting 16 12 LILT, to sing or spe...
limbing 18 17 LIMB, to cut off the...
limning 15 15 LIMN, (archaic) to p...
limping 18 17 the act of limping [...
linking 15 16 LINK, to connect [v]
linning 13 13 LIN, to cease [v]
linsang 13 12 a civetlike animal o...
linting 14 12 the act of putting l...
lipping 19 17 a liplike outgrowth...
lirking 16 15 LIRK, (Scots) to wri...
lisping 17 14 making a lisping sou...
listing 15 11 something that is li...
lithing 17 13 LITHE, to listen [v]
loading 13 12 a burden [n -S]
loafing 15 14 the act of idling [n...
loaming 14 14 LOAM, to cover with...
loaning 12 12 (Scots) a lane, an o...
loaving 15 15 LOAVE, to form a hea...
lobbing 18 17 LOB, to hit a ball i...
locking 18 18 the act of locking [...
locoing 16 14 LOCO, to poison with...
lodging 15 14 a temporary place to...
lofting 16 14 LOFT, to propel high...
logging 16 15 the business of cutt...
loiding 14 12 LOID, to open a lock...
lolling 16 13 LOLL, to lounge, als...
longing 14 14 a strong desire [n -...
looking 14 15 LOOK, to use one's s...
looming 14 14 LOOM, to appear indi...
looning 12 12 the cry of the loon,...
looping 15 14 the act of looping [...
loosing 13 11 the celebration of a...
looting 13 11 the act of looting [...
lopping 18 17 the act of cutting o...
lording 14 12 a young or unimporta...
lotting 14 11 LOT, to separate int...
louning 13 13 LOUN, (Scots) to cal...
louping 16 15 LOUP, (Scots) to lea...
louring 14 12 sullen, threatening...
lousing 14 12 the act of messing u...
louting 14 12 LOUT, (obsolete) to...
lovebug 18 18 a small black fly th...
lowning 16 15 LOWN, to calm, also...
lowping 19 17 LOWP, (Scots) to lea...
lowsing 17 14 LOWSE, to loosen [v]
lowting 17 14 LOWT, (obsolete) to...
lucking 19 19 LUCK, to succeed by...
luffing 19 18 LUFF, to steer a sai...
lugeing 15 14 the act of toboggani...
lugging 17 16 LUG, to drag heavily...
lulling 17 14 LULL, to cause to sl...
lumbang 17 18 the candlenut tree [...
lumping 18 18 LUMP, to make into a...
lunging 15 15 LUNGE, to make a sud...
lunting 14 13 LUNT, to kindle [v]
lurking 16 16 lying in wait [adj L...
lushing 17 14 LUSH, to ply with al...
lusking 16 16 LUSK, to lie about l...
lusting 15 12 LUST, to have a stro...
luvving 19 20 LUV, (colloquial) to...
madding 14 15 MAD, to become or ma...
madling 15 15 a mad person [n -S]
magalog 15 15 (colloquial) a large...
magging 16 17 MAGG, (Scott) to ste...
mahjong 17 24 a game of Chinese or...
mahuang 15 16 (Chinese) an Asian p...
maiding 14 14 MAID, to work as a m...
mailbag 17 16 a bag containing pos...
mailing 15 14 a batch of items sen...
maiming 15 16 the act of disabling...
maining 13 14 MAIN, to maim or cri...
malling 16 15 a mauling [n -S]
malting 15 14 a building where mal...
manging 14 16 MANG, (archaic) to s...
manning 12 15 MAN, to provide with...
mapping 18 19 a mathematical corre...
marking 15 17 a pattern of marks [...
marling 15 14 the act of fertilisi...
marring 14 13 MAR, to spoil or dam...
marting 14 13 MART, to sell, trade...
mashing 16 15 the act of mashing [...
masking 15 17 a piece of scenery u...
massing 14 13 MASS, to assemble as...
masting 14 13 MAST, to provide wit...
matting 14 13 a woven fabric used...
mauling 15 15 the act of handling...
mealing 14 14 MEAL, to cover with...
meaning 12 14 the sense intended [...
mearing 13 13 MEARE, (Spenser) to...
measing 13 13 MEASE, (Scots) to ma...
medling 15 15 MEDLE, (Shakespeare)...
meering 13 13 MEER, to mark off, a...
meeting 13 13 an assembly for a co...
megafog 16 17 a fog signal with me...
meining 13 14 MEIN, (Scots) to lam...
melding 15 15 MELD, to merge, blen...
melling 16 15 MELL, (Scots) to mix...
melting 15 14 in a melting state [...
mending 13 15 an accumulation of a...
menging 14 16 MENG, (archaic) to m...
mensing 13 14 MENSE, to do honour...
meouing 13 14 MEOU, to make the so...
meowing 16 16 MEOW, to make the so...
merging 15 15 an act of merging [n...
merling 15 14 (obsolete) a fish, t...
meshing 16 15 the act of meshing [...
messing 14 13 MESS, to make dirty...
metatag 13 12 a tag having informa...
metring 14 13 METRE, to measure by...
meusing 14 14 MEUSE, to pass throu...
mewling 18 17 MEWL, to cry feebly,...
mewsing 17 16 MEWS, to pass throug...
miching 20 18 the act of playing t...
mieving 16 17 MIEVE, (Spenser) to...
miffing 19 19 MIFF, to annoy [v]
mihiing 17 15 MIHI, to greet cerem...
milchig 22 18 (Yiddish) made of or...
milding 16 15 MILD, to become gent...
milking 17 18 the act of milking [...
milling 17 15 a corrugated edge on...
milting 16 14 MILT, to impregnate...
mincing 17 17 MINCE, to cut into v...
minding 14 15 the act of minding [...
minging 15 16 MING, to mix [v]
minting 14 14 MINT, to process or...
mirving 17 17 MIRV, (slang) to pro...
missing 15 13 MISS, to fail to mak...
misting 15 13 mist, mistiness [n -...
mitring 15 13 MITRE, to join with...
moaning 12 14 making a moaning sou...
moating 13 13 MOAT, to surround wi...
mobbing 18 19 a form of harassment...
mobling 17 17 MOBLE, (obsolete) to...
moching 19 18 MOCH, (of foods) to...
mocking 18 20 derisive [adj MOCKIN...
modding 14 15 the practice of modi...
modging 15 16 MODGE, (Dial) to do...
moering 13 13 MOER, (South African...
mogging 16 17 MOG, to move away [v...
moiling 15 14 MOIL, to drudge, wor...
molding 15 15 a long, narrow strip...
molting 15 14 MOLT, to shed feathe...
monolog 13 14 a lengthy speech by...
mooling 14 14 MOOL, (Scots) to cov...
moondog 12 14 a bright spot in the...
mooning 12 14 MOON, to wander abou...
mooping 15 16 MOOP, (Scots) to nib...
mooring 13 13 a place where a vess...
moorlog 14 13 a deposit of decayed...
mooting 13 13 a meeting, the holdi...
mooving 15 17 MOOVE, (obsolete) to...
mopping 18 19 MOP, to clean with a...
morling 15 14 a sheep that has die...
morning 13 14 the early part of th...
morwong 16 16 (Native Australian)...
moshing 16 15 a style of energetic...
mossing 14 13 MOSS, to cover with...
mouping 16 17 MOUP, (Scots) to nib...
mousing 14 14 a wrapping around th...
moyling 21 16 MOYLE, to moil, toil...
mridang 14 14 (Sanskrit) a two-hea...
mucking 19 21 MUCK, to manure with...
mudding 15 16 MUD, to cover with s...
mudging 16 17 MUDGE, to equivocate...
muffing 19 20 MUFF, to make a mess...
mugging 17 18 a street assault [n...
mulling 17 16 MULL, to ponder [v]
mumming 17 20 the performance of a...
mumping 18 20 MUMP, to mumble, mut...
munging 15 17 MUNG, to process com...
munting 14 15 the vertical framing...
murking 16 18 MURK, to murder, def...
murling 16 15 MURL, (Scots) to cru...
mushing 17 16 the act of reducing...
musking 16 18 MUSK, to perfume wit...
mussing 15 14 MUSS, to disarrange,...
mustang 14 14 the wild or half-wil...
musting 15 14 MUST, to powder, als...
muzzing 21 32 MUZZ, to make muzzy...
nabbing 16 17 NAB, to seize [v]
naffing 16 17 NAFF, to go away (as...
nagging 14 15 the act of finding f...
nailing 13 12 making nails [n -S]
nametag 12 13 a tag bearing one's...
napping 16 17 NAP, to sleep briefl...
narding 12 12 NARD, to anoint with...
narking 13 15 NARK, to spy or info...
nealing 12 12 NEAL, an aphetic for...
neaping 13 14 NEAP, to tend toward...
nearing 11 11 NEAR, to approach [v...
nebbing 16 17 NEB, of birds, to to...
necking 16 18 a small molding near...
needing 11 12 NEED, to have an urg...
neesing 11 11 NEESE, (Scots) to sn...
neezing 14 20 NEEZE, (Scots) to sn...
nemning 12 15 NEMN, (obsolete) to...
nerving 14 15 a type of veterinary...
nesting 12 11 the act of making ne...
netting 12 11 a net [n -S]
newsing 15 14 NEWS, to report rece...
nibbing 17 17 NIB, to provide with...
niching 18 16 NICHE, to place in a...
nicking 17 18 NICK, to make a shal...
niffing 17 17 NIFF, to smell bad [...
nighing 16 15 NIGH, to draw near t...
nilling 15 13 NILL, to be unwillin...
nimming 15 17 NIM, to take or stea...
nipping 17 17 NIP, to pinch lightl...
nirling 14 12 NIRL, (Scots) to stu...
nithing 15 13 (Old English) an inf...
nocking 16 18 NOCK, to fit an arro...
nodding 12 13 inclining, rocking [...
nogging 14 15 masonry or brickwork...
noising 12 11 NOISE, to spread as...
nondrug 12 13 not involving drugs...
nooning 10 12 (US) an interval for...
noosing 11 11 NOOSE, to secure wit...
nosebag 13 13 a food bag hung over...
noshing 14 13 NOSH, to eat snacks...
nothing 14 13 the absence of all q...
nubbing 17 18 an execution by hang...
nudging 14 15 NUDGE, to poke gentl...
nulling 15 14 knurled work in wood...
numbing 16 18 NUMB, to deprive of...
nurling 14 13 NURL, to make nurls...
nursing 13 12 the profession of on...
nutting 13 12 the act of gathering...
oakling 14 15 a young oak [n -S]
obeying 20 15 OBEY, to do as one i...
ochring 18 15 OCHRE, to colour wit...
oinking 13 15 OINK, to grunt like...
ointing 12 11 OINT, (Dryden) to an...
okaying 19 16 OKAY, to approve, pa...
omening 12 14 OMEN, to provide wit...
ongoing 12 13 a course of conduct...
opening 13 14 a vacant space [n -S...
opining 14 14 OPINE, to hold as an...
orating 12 10 ORATE, to speak form...
ouching 18 16 OUCH, to set a preci...
ousting 13 11 OUST, to expel or re...
outbrag 15 13 to surpass in braggi...
outdrag 13 11 to surpass in drag r...
outrang 12 11 OUTRING, to ring lou...
outring 13 11 to ring louder than...
outrung 13 12 OUTRING, to ring lou...
outsang 12 11 OUTSING, to surpass...
outsing 13 11 to surpass in singin...
outsung 13 12 OUTSING, to surpass...
outwing 16 14 to fly beyond [v -ED...
ovating 14 14 OVATE, to receive wi...
ovening 13 15 OVEN, to cook in an...
overbig 17 16 too big [adj]
overdog 14 14 one that is dominant...
overegg 15 15 as in the phrase tp...
overing 14 14 OVER, to go, leap or...
packing 19 20 material used to pac...
padding 15 15 material with which...
paiking 16 17 PAIK, (Scots) to thu...
paining 14 14 PAIN, to cause suffe...
pairing 15 13 a matching of two op...
pakfong 17 20 a Chinese alloy of n...
paktong 15 17 a Chinese alloy of n...
palling 17 15 PALL, to grow wearis...
palming 17 17 PALM, to touch with...
palping 18 17 PALP, to sense by to...
panging 15 16 PANG, to inflict a v...
panning 13 15 harsh criticism [n -...
panting 14 14 breathless [adj PANT...
pantleg 15 14 the leg part of a pa...
papping 19 19 PAP, to feed with so...
parging 16 15 a thin coat or morta...
parking 16 17 an area in which veh...
parling 16 14 PARLE, to discuss te...
parping 17 16 PARP, to sound a car...
parring 15 13 PAR, to score a cert...
parsing 15 13 the syntactic analys...
parting 15 13 a division or separa...
pashing 17 15 PASH, to strike viol...
passing 15 13 incidental, casual [...
pasting 15 13 a beating, a defeat...
pathing 17 15 PATH, (Shakespeare)...
patting 15 13 PAT, to stroke gentl...
pausing 15 14 hesitating [adj PAUS...
pawning 17 17 PAWN, to deposit as...
peacing 17 16 PEACE, (Shakespeare)...
peaking 15 17 the act of coming to...
pealing 15 14 PEAL, to ring out [v...
peaning 13 14 PEAN, to beat with a...
peasing 14 13 PEASE, (obsolete) to...
peazing 17 22 PEAZE, to weigh, als...
peching 20 18 PECH, (Scots) to pan...
pecking 19 20 the act of pecking [...
pedagog 15 15 one who teaches; by...
peeking 15 17 PEEK, to sneak a sly...
peeling 15 14 a piece or strip tha...
peening 13 14 the act of beating t...
peeping 16 16 PEEP, to cheep like...
peering 14 13 PEER, to look narrow...
peeving 16 17 PEEVE, to irritate [...
pegging 17 17 the act of pegging [...
peghing 18 17 PEGH, (Scots) to pan...
peining 14 14 PEIN, to beat with a...
peising 15 13 PEISE, to weigh, als...
peizing 18 22 PEIZE, to weigh, als...
pelling 17 15 PELL, to strike or t...
pelting 16 14 of rain, very heavy...
pending 14 15 PEND, to remain unse...
penning 13 15 PEN, to write, or co...
pepping 19 19 PEP, to fill with en...
percing 18 16 PERCE, (Spenser) to...
perfing 17 16 (New Zealand) the pr...
periwig 19 15 (historical) a wig o...
perking 16 17 PERK, to carry onese...
perming 16 16 PERM, to permanent w...
perning 14 14 PERN, to move with a...
persing 15 13 PERSE, (Spenser) to...
perving 17 17 PERVE [v]
petting 15 13 amorous caressing an...
peysing 21 15 PEYSE, to weigh, als...
pfennig 16 17 a German coin, also...
phasing 17 15 a type of electronic...
phesing 17 15 PHESE, to unsettle,...
phoning 16 16 PHONE, to telephone...
picking 20 20 the act of one who p...
piecing 18 16 material to be sewn...
pigging 18 17 operating a pig or r...
pigling 18 16 a little pig, also P...
pillbug 21 18 a wood louse that ca...
pilling 18 15 formation of little...
pimping 19 19 the business of soli...
pinging 16 16 PING, to produce a b...
pinking 16 18 a method of cutting...
pinning 14 15 a fastening [n -S]
pioning 14 14 (archaic) pioneer wo...
pipping 20 19 PIP, to offend or di...
piquing 24 23 PIQUE, to arouse ang...
pisheog 17 14 (Irish) sorcery, als...
pishing 18 15 PISH, to express con...
pissing 16 13 PISS, to urinate [v]
pithing 18 15 PITH, to sever the c...
pitting 16 13 an arrangement of ca...
pitying 22 15 PITY, to feel sorrow...
placing 19 17 a position [n -S]
planing 15 15 PLANE, to make smoot...
plating 16 14 a thin layer of meta...
playing 22 16 an act of play [n -S...
pleaing 15 14 PLEA, to dispute in...
plexing 22 21 PLEX, to make a plex...
plowing 19 17 the act of ploughing...
ploying 22 16 PLOY, to move from a...
pluming 18 18 PLUME, to cover with...
plusing 17 15 PLUS, to increase in...
pocking 19 20 POCK, to pit the ski...
podding 15 15 POD, to produce seed...
poeping 16 16 POEP, (Afrikaans) to...
pogoing 15 15 POGO, (tradename) to...
poising 15 13 POISE, to hold in a...
polking 17 18 POLK, to dance a pol...
polling 17 15 the act of polling [...
polting 16 14 POLT, to strike, thu...
polybag 24 18 to put into a polyth...
poncing 17 17 PONCE, to live on im...
ponding 14 15 POND, to collect wat...
ponging 15 16 PONG, to stink, also...
ponking 15 18 PONK, to smell bad,...
ponying 20 16 PONY, old slang for...
poohing 16 15 POOH, to express con...
pooking 15 17 POOK, (Scots) to plu...
pooling 15 14 POOL, to contribute...
pooping 16 16 POOP, to tire out [v...
pooting 14 13 POOT, (Scots) to sho...
popping 19 19 POP, to make a sharp...
porging 16 15 PORGE, in Jewish rit...
porking 16 17 PORK, to eat ravenou...
porting 15 13 PORT, to carry, conv...
poshing 17 15 POSH, to polish up [...
possing 15 13 POSS, to wash clothe...
postbag 17 15 a bag for holding ma...
posting 15 13 the act of transferr...
potting 15 13 POT, to put into a r...
poufing 17 17 POUF, to give a puff...
pouking 16 18 POUK, (Scots) to plu...
pouping 17 17 POUPE, (obsolete) to...
pouring 15 14 of rain, very heavy...
pouting 15 14 a fish of the cod fa...
powring 18 16 POWRE, (Spenser) to...
poysing 21 15 POYSE, (obsolete) to...
prating 15 13 foolish talk [n -S]
praying 21 15 in prayer [adj PRAYI...
preeing 14 13 PREE, (Scots) to mak...
prepreg 17 15 reinforcing material...
presong 14 13 before a song [adj]
preving 17 17 PREVE, to prove, als...
preying 21 15 PREY, to exploit or...
pricing 19 16 an act of pricing [n...
priding 16 14 PRIDE, to feel self-...
priming 17 16 the act of one who p...
prising 16 13 PRISE, to raise or f...
prizing 19 22 PRIZE, to value high...
probang 16 16 a long flexible rod...
probing 17 16 the act of performin...
prodrug 16 14 an inactive chemical...
proking 16 17 PROKE, (dialect) to...
proling 16 14 PROLE, to prowl, als...
prolong 15 14 to lengthen in durat...
prosing 15 13 writing in a prosy w...
proving 17 17 the act of proving [...
pruning 15 15 the act of pruning [...
prysing 22 15 PRYSE, (Spenser) to...
pubbing 20 20 the practice of freq...
pucking 20 21 PUCK, to hit a puck...
pudding 16 16 a thick, soft desser...
puering 15 14 PUER, to tan leather...
puffing 20 20 the action of puffin...
pugging 18 18 the working of clay...
pulling 18 16 PULL, to draw or dra...
pulping 19 18 the act of reducing...
pulsing 17 15 PULSE, to expand and...
pumping 19 20 as in optical pumpin...
puncing 18 18 PUNCE, (dialect) to...
punning 14 16 playing on words [ad...
punting 15 15 PUNT, to propel thro...
pupping 20 20 PUP, to give birth t...
purging 17 16 the act of purifying...
purling 17 15 the swirling of a st...
purring 16 14 making a sound like...
pursing 16 14 PURSE, to pucker, es...
pushing 18 16 PUSH, to thrust or p...
pusling 17 15 PUSLE, to puzzle [v]
putting 16 14 a sport where heavy...
putzing 19 23 PUTZ, to waste time...
quahaug 23 22 (Native American) a...
quaking 22 24 shaking [adj QUAKING...
queming 22 23 QUEME, (Spenser) to...
queuing 21 21 the act of lining up...
quiring 22 20 QUIRE, to sing in co...
quiting 22 20 QUITE, to depart fro...
quoting 21 20 QUOTE, to repeat the...
quyting 28 22 QUYTE, (obsolete) to...
racking 17 17 tormenting, exhausti...
radding 13 12 RAD, to fear [v]
rafting 15 13 an activity of trave...
ragging 15 14 the act of ragging (...
raiding 13 11 the act of raiding [...
raiking 14 14 RAIK, (Scots) to go;...
railing 14 11 jeering [adj RAILING...
raining 12 11 RAIN, to fall in dro...
raising 13 10 an elevation [n -S]
raiting 13 10 RAIT, to soak flax,...
ramming 15 16 RAM, to thrust rough...
ramping 16 16 the practice of caus...
rancing 15 14 RANCE, to prop [v]
randing 12 12 RAND, to rant [v]
ranging 13 13 the act of ranging [...
ranking 13 15 a listing of ranked...
ranting 12 11 hectoring [adj RANTI...
rapping 17 16 the process of loose...
rarking 14 14 RARK, (New Zealand)...
rashing 15 12 RASH, to dash, rush...
rasping 15 13 abrasive [adj RASPIN...
ratling 14 11 any of the small lin...
ratting 13 10 rat-hunting [n -S]
rayling 20 13 RAYLE, (Spenser) to...
razzing 19 28 the act of blowing a...
reading 12 11 material that is rea...
reaking 13 14 REAK, (obsolete) to...
reaming 13 13 REAM, to enlarge the...
reaping 14 13 the cutting of e.g....
rearing 12 10 the act of bringing...
reaving 14 14 REAVE, (archaic) to...
recking 17 17 RECK, to be concerne...
redding 13 12 the act of redding,...
redoing 12 11 REDO, to do again [v...
redwing 16 14 a bird of the thrush...
reeding 12 11 parallel grooves cut...
reefing 14 13 the act of reefing,...
reeking 13 14 REEK, to give off sm...
reeling 13 11 staggering [adj REEL...
reeving 14 14 REEVE, to fasten by...
reffing 17 16 the job of a referee...
reining 12 11 REIN, to restrain [v...
reiving 15 14 plundering [n -S]
relying 20 13 RELY, to depend on c...
rending 12 12 REND, to tear apart...
renning 11 12 the act of running [...
renting 12 11 the act of renting [...
renying 18 13 RENY, (obsolete) to...
repping 17 16 working as a commerc...
resting 13 10 the act of resting [...
retting 13 10 RET, to expose to mo...
retying 19 12 RETIE, to tie again...
reusing 13 11 REUSE, to use again...
revving 17 18 REV, to increase the...
revying 21 16 REVIE, to stake high...
rhyming 23 17 RHYME, to compose ve...
ribbing 18 16 an arrangement of ri...
riching 19 15 RICH, to grow rich [...
ricking 18 17 RICK, to pile hay in...
ridding 14 12 RID, to free or clea...
ridging 15 13 the forming of ridge...
rieving 15 14 RIEVE, to rob, plund...
riffing 18 16 RIFF, to play such a...
rifling 17 14 the system of groove...
rifting 16 13 RIFT, to form a fiss...
rigging 16 14 the system of lines,...
rigling 16 13 a male animal with o...
rilling 16 12 RILL, to flow like a...
rimming 16 16 stimulation of the a...
rinding 13 12 RIND, to cover with...
ringing 14 13 making a ringing sou...
rinking 14 15 RINK, to skate at an...
rinning 12 12 RIN, (Scots) to run...
rinsing 13 11 the act of rinsing [...
rioting 13 10 the act of rioting [...
ripping 18 16 the act of copying a...
risking 15 14 RISK, to expose to l...
risping 16 13 a portion grated off...
ritting 14 10 RIT, (Scots) to scra...
roadhog 14 12 a selfish or aggress...
roading 12 11 a wood-cock's evenin...
roaming 13 13 the act of roaming [...
roaring 12 10 proceeding with very...
roating 12 10 ROATE, to learn by r...
robbing 17 16 ROB, to steal [v]
rocking 17 17 moving back and fort...
rodding 13 12 the act of clearing...
roguing 14 13 ROGUE, to cheat or d...
roiling 14 11 ROIL, to make muddy...
roining 12 11 ROIN, (Spenser) to g...
rolfing 16 14 a therapeutic techni...
rolling 15 12 the act of rolling [...
romping 16 16 ROMP, to play boiste...
ronning 11 12 RUN, to move by rapi...
roofing 14 13 material for a roof...
rooking 13 14 ROOK, to swindle [v]
rooming 13 13 ROOM, to occupy a ro...
rooping 14 13 ROOP, (Scots) to mak...
roosing 12 10 ROOSE, to heap prais...
rooting 12 10 the act of rooting [...
rorting 13 10 the falsification of...
rosting 13 10 ROST, (obsolete) to...
rosying 19 12 ROSY, to redden [v]
rotting 13 10 ROT, to decompose [v...
rouging 14 13 ROUGE, to colour wit...
rouming 14 14 in the phrase soumin...
rouping 15 14 ROUP, (Scots) to auc...
rousing 13 11 ROUSE, to disturb or...
routing 13 11 going to receptions...
rowting 16 13 ROWT, to rummage out...
royning 18 13 ROYNE, (Spenser) to...
rubbing 18 17 an image produced by...
rubying 22 16 RUBY, to redden [v]
ruching 19 16 a ruche, or ruches c...
rucking 18 18 RUCK, to wrinkle or...
rudding 14 13 RUD, (Spenser) to re...
ruffing 18 17 RUFF, at bridge, to...
rugging 16 15 a coarse kind of woo...
ruining 13 12 the act of ruining [...
rumping 17 17 RUMP, to turn one's...
running 12 13 flowing [adj RUNNING...
rushing 16 13 yardage gained in fo...
rusting 14 11 the act of rusting [...
rutting 14 11 the act of sexual co...
rymming 22 18 RYMME, (obsolete) to...
sabbing 17 16 the performance of o...
sabeing 14 13 SABE, to know, to un...
sabling 16 14 SABLE, to darken [v]
sabring 15 13 SABRE, to strike wit...
sacking 17 17 material for making...
sacring 16 13 (archaic) the act or...
sadding 13 12 SAD, to express sadn...
sagging 15 14 the act of sagging [...
sailing 14 11 the act of one that...
saining 12 11 SAINE, (Spenser) 3rd...
sairing 13 10 SAIR, to savour, als...
salting 14 11 land regularly flood...
saluing 14 12 SALUE, (obsolete) to...
salving 16 15 the act of salving [...
samming 15 16 SAM, (Spenser) to ga...
sandbag 14 14 to stun with a bag o...
sandhog 14 13 a worker who works i...
sanding 12 12 the act of wearing d...
sapling 16 14 a young tree [n -S]
sapping 17 16 the act of undermini...
sarking 14 14 a lining of thin boa...
sashing 15 12 SASH, to dress or ad...
sassing 13 10 SASS, to talk impude...
satsang 12 10 (Sanskrit) a sacred...
saucing 16 14 SAUCE, to serve with...
sauting 13 11 SAUT, to put salt on...
scaling 17 14 climbing [n -S]
scaping 18 16 SCAPE, to escape [v]
scaring 16 13 SCARE, to frighten [...
scening 15 14 SCENE, to set in a p...
schlong 19 16 (slang) the penis, a...
scoping 18 16 SCOPE, to examine wi...
scoring 16 13 orchestration [n -S]
scowing 19 16 SCOW, to transport b...
scrying 23 15 the practice of crys...
scumbag 20 19 a contemptible perso...
scusing 17 14 SCUSE, an aphetic fo...
sealing 13 11 the act of sealing [...
seaming 13 13 the act of joining b...
seaning 11 11 SEAN, to catch fish...
searing 12 10 burning [adj SEARING...
seasing 12 10 SEASE, (Spenser) to...
seating 12 10 material for coverin...
seazing 15 19 SEAZE, (Spenser) to...
seeding 12 11 the act of seeding [...
seeking 13 14 SEEK, to go in searc...
seeling 13 11 (Spenser) a ceiling...
seeming 13 13 apparent [adj SEEMIN...
seeping 14 13 SEEP, to pass slowly...
seewing 15 13 (Spenser) prosecutio...
seiling 14 11 SEIL, to strain, als...
seining 12 11 fishing with a seine...
seising 13 10 the act of one that...
seizing 16 19 the act of one that...
selfing 16 14 self-fertilization [...
selling 15 12 the act of giving up...
semilog 15 13 having one scale log...
sending 12 12 an act of despatch o...
sensing 12 11 the act of sensing [...
senting 12 11 SENT, (obsolete) to...
serging 14 12 a process of finishi...
serring 13 10 SERR, to press close...
serving 15 14 a portion of food [n...
sessing 13 10 SESS, to assess (how...
setting 13 10 the scenery used in...
sexting 19 17 the act of sending t...
shading 15 13 protection against l...
shaking 16 16 the act of shaking [...
shaling 16 13 SHALE, to shell, hus...
shaming 16 15 SHAME, to cause to f...
shaping 17 15 the act of fashionin...
sharing 15 12 the act of sharing [...
shaving 17 16 something shaved off...
shawing 18 15 SHAW, (Scots) to sho...
shebang 16 15 a situation, organiz...
sherang 14 12 (Australian slang) a...
shewing 18 15 SHEW, (archaic) to s...
shindig 16 13 a lively noisy gathe...
shining 15 13 bright, gleaming; ex...
shiring 16 12 SHIR, to pucker, als...
shitbag 18 14 an unpleasant or con...
shiting 16 12 SHITE, (slang) to sh...
shoeing 14 12 the act of nailing s...
shooing 14 12 SHOO, to drive away...
shoring 15 12 a system of supporti...
shoving 17 16 the act of shoving [...
showing 18 15 a exhibition or disp...
shuling 17 14 SHULE, (dialect) to...
shuting 16 13 SHUTE, to convey by...
siamang 13 13 (Malay) a large blac...
sibling 17 14 one who has the same...
siccing 20 16 SIC, to incite a dog...
sicking 18 17 SICK, to urge to att...
sidling 15 12 SIDLE, to move sidew...
sieging 14 12 SIEGE, to subject to...
sieving 15 14 SIEVE, to pass throu...
sifting 16 13 sieving [adj SIFTING...
sighing 17 14 making a sound like...
signing 14 13 the use of sign lang...
silking 16 15 SILK, to cover with...
siloing 14 11 SILO, to store in a...
silting 15 11 SILT, to fill with a...
sinding 13 12 the act of rinsing [...
singing 14 13 the act of singing [...
sinking 14 15 the act of sinking [...
sinning 12 12 SIN, to offend again...
sipping 18 16 SIP, to drink in sma...
sirgang 14 12 a green Asiatic jay-...
sirring 14 10 SIR, to use a respec...
sisting 14 10 SIST, to stay, as ju...
sithing 16 12 SITHE, (archaic) to...
sitting 14 10 a meeting or session...
skating 14 14 the act of skating [...
skeeing 13 14 SKEE, to ski [v]
skewing 17 17 SKEW, to make obliqu...
skiting 15 14 SKITE, (Australian s...
skiving 17 18 the act of splitting...
skoling 15 15 SKOL, (Old Norse) to...
skrying 21 16 SKRY, to see the fut...
skyfing 23 19 SKYF, (South Africa)...
skyring 21 16 SKYRE, (Scots) to sh...
skyting 21 16 SKYTE, (Scots) to da...
sladang 13 12 a wild ox, also SALA...
slaking 15 15 SLAKE, to quench [v]
slating 14 11 a telling off [n -S]
slaving 16 15 SLAVE, to work like...
slaying 20 13 an act of killing [n...
slewing 17 14 SLEW, to cause to mo...
slicing 18 14 the act of slicing [...
sliding 15 12 the act of sliding [...
sliming 16 14 SLIME, to cover with...
sliping 17 14 SLIPE, to peel [v]
sliving 17 15 SLIVE, to slip [v]
sloping 16 14 SLOPE, to slant or i...
slowing 17 14 the lessening of spe...
slueing 14 12 SLUE, to cause to mo...
smeking 15 17 SMEKE, (Scots) to sm...
smiling 16 14 wearing a smile [adj...
smiting 15 13 SMITE, to strike hea...
smoking 15 17 to preserve by smoke...
smoring 14 13 SMORE, (Scots) to sm...
snaking 13 15 SNAKE, to slither li...
snaring 12 11 the act of snaring [...
snawing 15 14 SNAW, to snow [v]
sneeing 11 11 SNEE, (obsolete) to...
sniding 13 12 SNIDE, to fill or lo...
sniping 15 14 the act of sniping [...
snoking 13 15 SNOKE, to prowl or s...
snoring 12 11 the act of snoring [...
snotrag 12 10 (slang) a handkerchi...
snowing 15 14 SNOW, to rain white...
soaking 13 14 very wet [adj SOAKIN...
soaping 14 13 SOAP, to treat with...
soaring 12 10 flying high [adj SOA...
sobbing 17 16 making a sobbing noi...
socking 17 17 SOCK, to strike forc...
sodding 13 12 SOD, to cover with t...
softing 15 13 SOFT, (Spenser) to s...
sogging 15 14 the act of making so...
soiling 14 11 the act of soiling [...
soloing 13 11 SOLO, to perform a s...
solving 16 15 SOLVE, to find the a...
sooking 13 14 SOOK, (Scots) to suc...
sooling 13 11 SOOL, to incite (a d...
sooming 13 13 SOOM, (Scots) to swi...
sooping 14 13 the act of sweeping...
sooting 12 10 the act of covering...
sopping 17 16 the act of soaking [...
sorbing 15 13 SORB, to adsorb or a...
sording 13 11 SORD, of mallard, to...
sorning 12 11 the act of obtruding...
sorting 13 10 the act of sorting [...
sossing 13 10 the act of sossing,...
sotting 13 10 the act of sotting [...
soucing 16 14 SOUCE, (Spenser) to...
souking 14 15 SOUK, (Scots) to suc...
souming 14 14 the act of souming [...
souping 15 14 SOUP, to increase th...
souring 13 11 a crabapple [n -S]
sousing 13 11 the act of sousing [...
sowcing 19 16 SOWCE, to pickle; to...
sowfing 18 16 SOWF, (Scots) to whi...
sowling 17 14 SOWLE, (Scots) to pu...
sowming 17 16 SOWM, to ascertain t...
sowping 18 16 SOWP, (Scots) to soa...
sowsing 16 13 SOWSE, (Spenser) to...
soyling 20 13 SOYLE, (obsolete) to...
spacing 18 16 the distance between...
spading 15 14 SPADE, to dig with a...
spaeing 14 13 the act of foretelli...
spaning 14 14 SPANE, (Scots) to we...
sparing 15 13 SPARE, to refrain fr...
spaying 21 15 SPAY, to remove the...
spewing 18 16 SPEW, to vomit [v]
spicing 19 16 SPICE, to season wit...
spiking 17 17 SPIKE, to fasten wit...
spiling 17 14 the act of stopping...
spiring 16 13 SPIRE, to rise in a...
spiting 16 13 SPITE, to treat with...
spoking 16 17 SPOKE, to supply wit...
sporing 15 13 SPORE, to produce an...
spueing 15 14 SPUE, (archaic) to s...
spuming 17 17 SPUME, to foam [v]
spurdog 16 14 the dogfish [n -S]
staging 14 12 a temporary platform...
staking 14 14 STAKE, to fasten wit...
staling 14 11 STALE, to become pas...
staning 12 11 STANE, (Scots) to st...
staring 13 10 looking fixedly [adj...
stating 13 10 STATE, to set forth...
staving 15 14 STAVE, to drive or t...
stawing 16 13 STAW, (Scots) to sta...
staying 19 12 STAY, to remain in a...
steding 13 11 STEDE, (Spenser) to...
steming 14 13 STEM, to deprive a p...
stewing 16 13 the act of stewing [...
stiling 15 11 STILE, to style, des...
stiming 15 13 STIME, (Scots) to pe...
stiring 14 10 STIRE, (archaic) to...
stiving 16 14 STIVE, (dialect) to...
stoking 14 14 STOKE, to supply a f...
stoning 12 11 the act of stoning [...
stoping 15 13 the process of stepl...
storing 13 10 STORE, to put away f...
stoving 15 14 the act of drying pa...
stowing 16 13 the act of stowing [...
stuping 16 14 STUPE, to treat with...
styling 21 13 the way in which som...
styming 21 15 STYME, (Scots) to pe...
styring 20 12 STYRE, (Spenser) to...
styting 20 12 STYTE, (Scots) to st...
subbing 18 17 the act of subeditin...
subring 16 14 a subset of a mathem...
subsong 15 14 a bird's undersong [...
sucking 18 18 the act of sucking [...
sudsing 14 12 SUDS, to wash in soa...
sueding 13 12 SUEDE, to finish lea...
sugging 16 15 selling under the gu...
sughing 17 15 SUGH, to make a moan...
suiting 14 11 fabric for making su...
sulking 16 16 SULK, to become sull...
summing 16 17 the act of summing [...
sunning 12 13 SUN, to expose to su...
supping 18 17 SUP, to eat supper [...
surfing 16 14 the sport of riding...
surging 15 13 the act of surging [...
sussing 14 11 SUSS, to arrest for...
swaging 17 15 SWAGE, to shape with...
swaling 17 14 the act of scorching...
swaying 22 15 the act of swaying [...
sweeing 15 13 SWEE, to sway, swing...
sweying 22 15 SWEY, (Scots) to swa...
swiling 18 14 the activity of hunt...
swiping 19 16 SWIPE, to strike wit...
swiving 19 17 SWIVE, (archaic) to...
synagog 19 14 (Greek) a Jewish chu...
syncing 22 16 SYNC, to cause to op...
synding 19 14 the act of rinsing o...
tabbing 17 16 the use of the tab k...
tabling 16 14 the presentation of...
tabuing 15 14 TABU, to exclude or...
tacking 17 17 a nautical manoeuvre...
tagging 15 14 the act of tagging [...
tailing 14 11 the refuse part of m...
talcing 17 14 TALC, to treat with...
talking 15 15 conversation [n -S]
tamping 16 16 the act of filling a...
tanging 13 13 TANG, to ring [v]
tanking 13 15 a defeat [n -S]
tanling 13 12 (Shakespeare) someon...
tanning 11 12 the process of conve...
tapping 17 16 the act of tapping [...
tapuing 15 14 TAPU, to forbid the...
targing 14 12 TARGE, (Scots) to cr...
tarring 13 10 the act of tarring [...
tarting 13 10 TART, to smarten up...
tashing 15 12 TASH, (Scots) to soi...
tasking 14 14 the act of assigning...
tasting 13 10 the act of tasting [...
tathing 15 12 TATH, to manure [v]
tatting 13 10 delicate handmade la...
tatuing 13 11 TATU, to mark the sk...
tautaug 13 11 (Native American) a...
tauting 13 11 TAUT, (Scots) to mat...
tawsing 16 13 TAWSE, to beat with...
tawting 16 13 TAWT, (Scots) to mat...
taxiing 19 17 TAXI, to travel in a...
taxying 25 19 TAXI, to travel in a...
teaming 13 13 driving a team [n -S...
tearing 12 10 TEAR, to weep [v]
teasing 12 10 making fun of [adj T...
teazing 15 19 TEAZE, (obsolete) to...
tedding 13 12 TED, to spread hay f...
teeming 13 13 TEEM, to be full to...
teening 11 11 TEEN, (obsolete) to...
teering 12 10 TEER, to daub, plast...
telling 15 12 effective; significa...
temping 16 16 working as a tempora...
temsing 14 13 TEMS, to sift, also...
tending 12 12 TEND, to watch over...
tensing 12 11 TENSE, to make tense...
tenting 12 11 an assemblage of ten...
terming 14 13 TERM, to designate [...
terning 12 11 TERNE, to cover with...
testing 13 10 the act of testing [...
texting 19 17 the act of sending a...
thalweg 19 15 (German) a line foll...
thawing 18 15 the act of melting [...
theeing 14 12 THEE, to use the pro...
theming 16 15 THEME, to plan accor...
theolog 15 12 a theologian, also T...
tholing 16 13 THOLE, to endure, be...
thouing 15 13 THOU, to address as...
ticcing 20 16 TIC, to twitch [v]
ticking 18 17 a strong linen or co...
tidying 20 13 TIDY, to make tidy [...
tiering 13 10 TIER, to arrange in...
tiffing 18 16 lunch; a light meal,...
tifting 16 13 TIFT, (Scots) to qua...
tigging 16 14 TIG, to touch [v]
tikiing 15 14 TIKI, (Maori) to tak...
tilling 16 12 cultivation [n -S]
tilting 15 11 the act of leaning [...
tinding 13 12 TIND, to kindle, als...
tinging 14 13 TING, to emit a high...
tinking 14 15 TINK, to make a shar...
tinning 12 12 the act of covering...
tinting 13 11 the process of one t...
tipping 18 16 the act of tipping [...
tirling 15 11 TIRL, (Scots) to tur...
tirring 14 10 TIRR, (Scots) to str...
tithing 16 12 a tax comprising a t...
titling 15 11 any of various tits,...
titting 14 10 TIT, to tug [v]
toazing 15 19 TOAZE, (Shakespeare)...
tocking 17 17 TOCK, to make the so...
todding 13 12 TOD, to yield a tod...
togging 15 14 TOG, to clothe [v]
toiling 14 11 the act of toiling [...
toiting 13 10 TOIT, to saunter [v]
tolling 15 12 the action of tollin...
tombing 16 16 TOMB, to place in a...
tomming 15 16 TOM, to engage in pr...
tonging 13 13 TONG, to lift with t...
tonking 13 15 TONK, (Australian sl...
toolbag 15 13 a container for tool...
tooling 13 11 ornamentation done w...
tooming 13 13 TOOM, to empty [v]
tooting 12 10 TOOT, to sound a hor...
topping 17 16 excellent [adj TOPPI...
toshing 15 12 TOSH, to trim [v]
tossing 13 10 the act of tossing [...
totting 13 10 the re-cycling of re...
touking 14 15 TOUK, (Scots) to tap...
touring 13 11 cross-country skiing...
tousing 13 11 the act of tousing [...
touting 13 11 TOUT, to solicit bra...
touzing 16 20 TOUZE, to dishevel,...
towsing 16 13 TOWSE, to dishevel,...
towting 16 13 TOWT, (Scots) to pou...
towzing 19 22 TOWZE, to dishevel,...
tracing 16 13 something that is tr...
trading 13 11 the act of trading [...
traping 15 13 TRAPE, to walk in an...
treeing 12 10 TREE, to drive up a...
trepang 14 13 (Malay) a sea cucumb...
tricing 17 13 TRICE, to haul up wi...
trining 13 11 TRINE, to place in a...
troking 14 14 TROKE, (Scots) to ba...
troping 15 13 TROPE, to provide wi...
trowing 16 13 TROW, (archaic) to b...
trucing 17 14 TRUCE, to suspend ho...
trueing 13 11 TRUE, to make true [...
tubbing 18 17 material for making...
tucking 18 18 a collection of tuck...
tufting 16 14 the act of decoratin...
tugging 16 15 pulling forcibly [ad...
tumping 17 17 TUMP, to drag [v]
tunding 13 13 TUND, (archaic) to b...
tunning 12 13 the act of tunning [...
tupping 18 17 copulation of ram wi...
turfing 16 14 the act of turfing [...
turning 13 12 a rotation about an...
tushing 16 13 TUSH, to gore with a...
tusking 15 15 the act of piercing...
tutenag 12 11 (Marathi) an alloy o...
tutsing 14 11 TUTS, (Scots) to say...
tutting 14 11 the act of tutting [...
twining 16 14 winding, coiling [ad...
twiring 17 13 TWIRE, (Shakespeare)...
tything 22 14 TYTHE, to pay a tent...
uglying 22 16 UGLY, to make ugly [...
unaging 13 14 not aging, also UNAG...
unaking 13 16 (Shakespeare) unachi...
unbeing 14 15 a state of not being...
uncling 17 16 UNCLE, to address as...
undoing 12 13 the reversal of what...
undying 19 15 not subject to death...
uniting 13 12 the state of uniting...
unsling 14 13 to remove from a slu...
unslung 14 14 UNSLING, to remove f...
unstung 13 13 not stung [adj]
untying 19 14 the act of untying [...
unwrung 16 16 not wrung [adj]
unyoung 18 15 not young [adj]
upalong 15 15 a location away from...
upbring 18 17 to bring up [v UPBRO...
upfling 19 18 to fling up [v UPFLU...
upflung 19 19 UPFLING, to fling up...
upgoing 16 16 the act of going up...
uplying 23 17 pertaining to upland...
upswing 19 17 to swing upward [v U...
upswung 19 18 UPSWING, to swing up...
uptying 22 16 UPTIE, to tie up [v]
urining 13 12 URINE, to discharge...
usuring 14 12 USURE, (obsolete) to...
vacking 19 21 VAC, to clean with a...
vagging 17 18 VAG, to arrest someo...
vaguing 16 17 VAGUE, to be vague [...
vailing 16 15 VAIL, (archaic) to l...
valsing 16 15 VALSE, (French) to w...
valuing 16 16 VALUE, to estimate t...
valving 18 19 VALVE, to provide wi...
vamping 18 20 the patching of some...
vanning 13 16 a process by which o...
varying 21 16 the act of varying [...
vatting 15 14 VAT, to put into a l...
vauting 15 15 VAUTE, (obsolete) to...
vawting 18 17 VAWTE, (obsolete) to...
vealing 15 15 VEALE, (Spenser) to...
veering 14 14 changing direction [...
vegging 17 18 VEG, to laze about [...
veiling 16 15 material for making...
veining 14 15 a network of veins [...
vending 14 16 the act of selling g...
venging 15 17 VENGE, (Shakespeare)...
venting 14 15 the act of venting [...
verbing 17 17 using a nouns as a v...
verging 16 16 VERGE, to come near...
versing 15 14 the composing of ver...
verting 15 14 VERT, (colloquial) t...
vesting 15 14 the act of placing a...
vetoing 14 14 VETO, to forbid or p...
vetting 15 14 as in positive vetti...
vialing 16 15 VIAL, to put in a sm...
viewing 18 17 the act of seeing, w...
viffing 20 20 VIFF, to change dire...
vinting 15 15 VINT, to strip of gr...
visaing 15 14 VISA, to stamp with...
viseing 15 14 VISE, to hold in a c...
vishing 18 16 the practise of maki...
vivaing 17 18 VIVA, to examine ora...
vizying 25 25 VIZY, (Scots) to tak...
voguing 16 17 performing to pop mu...
voicing 18 17 the regulation of th...
voiding 15 15 the act of voiding [...
volting 16 15 VOLT, to make a sudd...
volving 18 19 VOLVE, (obsolete) to...
vomming 17 20 VOM, (short for) to...
vorring 15 14 VOR, (Shakespeare) t...
vulning 16 17 VULN, to wound; pier...
vumming 18 21 VUM, to vow [v]
wadding 16 15 a mass of soft mater...
waffing 20 19 WAFF, (dialect) to b...
wafting 18 16 the act of wafting [...
wagging 18 17 WAG, to move from si...
waifing 18 16 WAIF, to cast up as...
wailing 17 14 making a wailing sou...
waining 15 14 WAIN, (obsolete) to...
wairing 16 13 WAIR, to spend [v]
waiting 16 13 relating to, or suit...
waiving 18 17 WAIVE, to refrain fr...
walking 18 18 the act of walking [...
walling 18 15 walls collectively [...
wanking 16 18 WANK, to masturbate...
wanning 14 15 WAN, to make or beco...
wanting 15 14 WANT, to have a desi...
wanzing 18 23 WANZE, (obsolete) to...
wapping 20 19 WAP, to throw or pul...
warding 16 14 the act of keeping g...
warking 17 17 WARK, (Scots) to wor...
warling 17 14 (obsolete) someone d...
warming 17 16 the action of making...
warning 15 14 giving a warning [ad...
warping 18 16 the act of warping [...
warring 16 13 WAR, to engage in ar...
warthog 18 14 an African wild hog...
washbag 20 17 a small bag for carr...
washing 18 15 articles washed or t...
washrag 18 14 a face-cloth [n -S]
wasting 16 13 of an illness etc.,...
wauking 17 18 WAUK, to full (cloth...
wauling 17 15 the act of crying li...
wauring 16 14 WAUR, to defeat, to...
wawaing 18 16 WAWA, (Native Americ...
wawling 20 17 the act of crying li...
waxwing 25 23 a member of a genus...
wazzing 22 31 WAZZ, (dialect) to u...
weaning 14 14 an act of weaning [n...
wearing 15 13 tiring [adj WEARINGL...
weaving 17 17 the act of making cl...
webbing 20 19 woven strips of fibr...
webring 18 16 a collection of webs...
wedding 16 15 a marriage ceremony...
wedging 17 16 a method of joining...
weeding 15 14 the task of weeding...
weening 14 14 WEEN, (archaic) to t...
weeping 17 16 tearful [adj WEEPING...
weeting 15 13 WEETE, (obsolete) to...
wefting 18 16 WEFT, to weave fabri...
weiring 16 13 WEIR, to wear [v]
weising 16 13 WEISE, to guide in a...
weizing 19 22 WEIZE, to guide in a...
welding 17 15 the act of welding [...
welking 18 18 WELKE, (Spenser) to...
welling 18 15 an outpouring [n -S]
welting 17 14 a beating [n -S]
wending 15 15 WEND, to proceed alo...
westing 16 13 a motion towards the...
wetting 16 13 a liquid used for mo...
whaling 19 16 the business of catc...
whewing 21 18 WHEW, to utter a sou...
whiling 20 16 WHILE, to pass time...
whining 18 16 complaining [adj WHI...
whiting 19 15 a gadid food fish wh...
whoring 18 15 the profession of a...
whowing 21 18 WHOW, (Scots) to imp...
wicking 21 20 material for wicks [...
wigging 19 17 a scolding [n -S]
wilding 18 15 that which grows wil...
willing 19 15 ready to comply [adj...
wilting 18 14 WILT, to become limp...
wimping 20 19 WIMP, to act like a...
wincing 19 17 the act of making a...
windbag 18 17 a talkative person [...
winding 16 15 changing direction,...
winging 17 16 WING, to travel by m...
winking 17 18 with eyes shut [adj...
winning 15 15 captivating, charmin...
wishing 19 15 the act of wishing [...
wisping 19 16 WISP, to twist into...
wissing 17 13 WISS, to wish [v]
wisting 17 13 WIST, (archaic) to k...
withing 19 15 WITHE, to bind with...
witling 18 14 one who considers hi...
witting 17 13 cognisant, conscious...
wolfing 19 17 the hunting of wolve...
wolving 19 18 the hunting for wolf...
wombing 19 19 WOMB, (Shakespeare)...
wonning 14 15 a dwelling place, al...
wonting 15 14 WONT, to be accustom...
wooding 15 14 WOOD, to cover with...
woofing 17 16 WOOF, to bark [v]
wooning 14 14 WOON, (Spenser) to d...
wopping 20 19 WOP, to thump, also...
wording 16 14 the style of express...
workbag 19 19 a bag for holding wo...
working 17 17 a mining excavation...
worming 17 16 WORM, to rid of worm...
worsing 16 13 WORSE, (obsolete) to...
wotting 16 13 WOT, (archaic) to kn...
writing 17 13 a written compositio...
wudding 17 16 WUD, (Scots) to load...
wulling 19 16 WULL, (dialect) to w...
wysiwyg 33 19 denoting the text on...
yacking 23 19 YACK, to talk persis...
yaffing 23 18 YAFF, (Scots) to bar...
yakking 21 20 YAK, to talk persist...
yanking 19 17 YANK, to pull with a...
yapping 23 18 a high-pitched barki...
yardang 18 13 (Turkish) a ridge fo...
yarding 19 13 a group of animals d...
yarking 20 16 YARK, (dialect) to m...
yarning 18 13 YARN, to tell a long...
yarring 19 12 YARR, to growl or sn...
yauping 21 16 YAUP, to yelp or bar...
yawling 23 16 YAWL, to howl [v]
yawning 21 16 gaping [adj YAWNINGL...
yawping 24 18 the act of yelping [...
yeading 18 13 YEAD, (Spenser) to g...
yealing 19 13 a person of the same...
yeaning 17 13 YEAN, esp. of a shee...
yeeding 18 13 YEED, to go or proce...
yelling 21 14 the act of crying ou...
yelming 21 16 YELM, to prepare str...
yelping 22 16 the act of yelping [...
yenning 17 14 YEN, to desire or ye...
yerding 19 13 YERD, (Scots) to bur...
yerking 20 16 YERK, to tie with a...
yesking 20 16 YESK, (Scots) to hic...
yessing 19 12 YES, to give an affi...
yeuking 20 17 YEUK, (dialect) to i...
yilling 22 14 YILL, (Scots) to ent...
yipping 24 18 YIP, to utter a shor...
yirding 20 13 YIRD, (Scots) to bur...
yirking 21 16 YIRK, to draw tight...
yirring 20 12 YIRR, to snarl [v]
yocking 23 19 YOCK, to laugh boist...
yodling 20 14 YODLE, to sing with...
yokking 21 20 YOK, to laugh loudly...
yomping 22 18 YOMP, to march with...
yorking 20 16 YORK, to bowl a bats...
yorling 20 13 as in yellow yorling...
yorping 21 15 YORP, (dialect) to s...
youking 20 17 YOUK, (dialect) to i...
yowling 23 16 the act or sound of...
yucking 24 20 YUCK, to laugh loudl...
yukking 22 21 YUK, to laugh loudly...
yumping 23 19 YUMP, to become air-...
zagging 18 23 ZAG, to change cours...
zanying 21 22 ZANY, (obsolete) to...
zapping 20 25 ZAP, to kill or dest...
zeroing 15 19 ZERO, to set at or a...
zesting 16 19 ZEST, to give zest t...
zigging 19 23 ZIG, to change cours...
zincing 19 23 ZINC, to coat with a...
zinging 17 22 ZING, to move very s...
zinking 17 24 ZINC, to coat with a...
zipping 21 25 ZIP, to fasten with...
zizzing 23 37 ZIZZ, to snooze, als...
zonking 16 24 ZONK, to exhaust [v]
zooming 16 22 ZOOM, to move with a...
zooning 14 20 ZOON, to zoom [v]
zorbing 18 22 a recreational activ...