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abasing
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ABASE, to lower in r...
abating
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ABATE, to reduce in...
abiding
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continual [adj ABIDI...
aboding
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14
ABODE, to presage, f...
abusing
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14
ABUSE, to revile or...
abyeing
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15
ABYE, (archaic) to p...
adawing
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14
ADAW, (Spenser) to d...
addling
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13
ADDLE, to confuse [v...
adoring
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11
ADORE, to love deepl...
affying
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18
AFFY, (obsolete) to...
agelong
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lasting for a very l...
airning
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11
AIRN, to iron [v]
airting
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10
AIRT, to direct, als...
aisling
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11
(Irish) a vision or...
alaying
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13
ALAY, to quell, also...
aleying
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13
ALEYE, to quell, als...
alining
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12
ALINE, to arrange in...
allying
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14
ALLY, to join by mar...
amating
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13
AMATE, (archaic) to...
amazing
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AMAZE, to overwhelm...
ambling
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walking at a leisure...
amening
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14
AMEN, to conclude pr...
amoving
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17
AMOVE, (obsolete) to...
amusing
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14
AMUSE, to entertain...
aneling
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12
ANELE, to anoint wit...
angling
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14
the sport of fishing...
ankling
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16
ANKLE, to walk [v]
anklong
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16
(Javanese) a musical...
anklung
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(Javanese) a musical...
anteing
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ANTE, to put a fixed...
antibug
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effective against bu...
antifog
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acting to stop a car...
antilog
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11
a number correspondi...
antisag
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10
designed to prevent...
apaying
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APAY, to satisfy, al...
arching
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a series of arches [...
arcking
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an electrical discha...
areding
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AREDE, to declare, a...
argling
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13
ARGLE, to argue [v]
arguing
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ARGUE, to discuss wi...
arising
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10
ARISE, to come up [v...
atoning
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ATONE, to make amend...
autoing
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AUTO, to ride in an...
avaling
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15
AVALE, (obsolete) to...
avising
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AVISE, to advise, al...
avizing
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AVIZE, to advise, al...
avowing
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AVOW, to declare [v]
avyzing
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AVYZE, to advise, al...
awaking
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17
the act of waking [n...
babying
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18
BABY, to treat like...
baching
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18
BACH, to live as a b...
backing
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a support [n -S]
backlog
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to accumulate [v BAC...
badging
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BADGE, to supply wit...
baffing
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BAFF, in golf, to st...
bagging
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material for bags [n...
bailing
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BAIL, to set free by...
baiting
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13
fish or worms used a...
baizing
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BAIZE, to cover with...
balding
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BALD, to lose one's...
balking
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the act of balking [...
balling
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15
forming into a ball...
balming
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BALM, to embalm [v]
bamming
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19
BAM, to hoax or chea...
banding
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15
a streaming system f...
banging
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BANG, to make a loud...
banking
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the business of a ba...
banning
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15
the act of imposing...
banteng
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an ox, also BANTING...
banting
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weight-reduction by...
barbing
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BARB, to pierce with...
barding
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BARDE, to cover a ho...
barfing
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16
BARF, (colloquial) t...
barging
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15
BARGE, to push one's...
barking
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17
BARK, to make a soun...
barning
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14
BARN, to store in a...
barring
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13
an exclusion [n -S]
bashing
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a malicious physical...
bashtag
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14
a hashtag used for c...
basking
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BASK, to relax in pl...
bassing
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BASSE [v]
basting
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loose temporary stit...
bathing
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the act of taking a...
batting
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13
cottonwool prepared...
batwing
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as in batwing sleeve...
bauking
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BAUK, to refrain fro...
bawling
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17
loud crying [n -S]
bayting
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BAYT, (Spenser) to b...
bazzing
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BAZZ, to throw (as a...
beading
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decoration in the fo...
bealing
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an infected sore, al...
beaming
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smiling broadly [adj...
beanbag
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a small cloth bag co...
beaning
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BEAN, to hit on the...
bearhug
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a firm embrace [n -S...
bearing
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demeanour, carriage...
beating
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a defeat [n -S]
becking
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BECK, to beckon [v]
bedding
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articles used in mak...
beefing
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BEEF, to grumble [v]
beeping
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BEEP, to honk a horn...
beeting
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BEET, to improve or...
begging
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the act of begging [...
begoing
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BEGO, to beset [v]
beining
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BEIN, to fill [v]
belling
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a mock serenade for...
belting
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a thrashing [n -S]
belying
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BELIE, to misreprese...
bending
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the act of bending [...
berming
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BERM, to provide a b...
besting
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BEST, to outdo [v]
betting
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the act of placing a...
bettong
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an Australian rat ka...
biasing
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the act of making a...
bibbing
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the act of imbibing...
bidding
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a command [n -S]
biffing
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19
BIFF, to strike hard...
bigging
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(Scots) a building [...
bilging
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BILGE, to spring a l...
bilking
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BILK, to avoid payin...
billbug
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a weevil or curculio...
billing
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the relative positio...
biltong
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(Afrikaans) a kind o...
binding
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obligatory [adj BIND...
binging
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the act of indulging...
binning
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BIN, to store in a l...
birddog
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to follow closely [v...
birding
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the occupation of ca...
birling
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a lumberjack game in...
birring
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BIRR, to make a whir...
birsing
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BIRSE, to bruise [v]
bitting
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an indentation of a...
blading
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the act of skating o...
blahing
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BLAH, to talk stupid...
blaming
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BLAME, to find fault...
blaring
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BLARE, to sound loud...
blating
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BLATE, to babble [v]
blawing
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BLAW, (Scots) to blo...
blazing
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BLAZE, to burn with...
blowing
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the act of blowing,...
blueing
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the process of impar...
bluming
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BLUME, to blossom [v...
boaking
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BOAK, to belch, vomi...
boating
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the sport of travell...
bobbing
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BOB, to move quickly...
bocking
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BOCK, to belch, also...
bodging
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BODGE, to patch up [...
bodying
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BODY, to give form t...
boffing
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BOFF, to hit, strike...
bogging
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BOG, to sink into a...
bogling
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BOGLE, to perform th...
boiling
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at boiling point; ve...
bolding
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BOLD, to make type b...
bolling
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BOLL, to form pods [...
bolting
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the act of sieving t...
bombing
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an attack with bombs...
bonding
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the act of bonding [...
bonging
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BONG, to make a deep...
bonking
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the act of bonking [...
boobing
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BOOB, to make a mist...
boohing
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BOOH, to show disapp...
bookbag
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a bag for carrying b...
booking
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an engagement [n -S]
booling
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BOOL, (Scots) to pla...
booming
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making a hollow soun...
boosing
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BOOSE, to drink exce...
booting
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BOOT, to kick with t...
bootleg
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to smuggle illicit g...
boozing
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an act of boozing [n...
bopping
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BOP, to dance to pop...
borking
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the act of attacking...
borming
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BORM, to smear with...
bossing
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the act of bossing,...
botting
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BOT, to cadge [v]
bouging
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BOUGE, (Shakespeare)...
bouning
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BOUN, to prepare, al...
bousing
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14
BOUSE, to haul with...
bowling
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a game in which bowl...
bowning
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BOWNE, to prepare, a...
bowsing
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BOWSE, to haul with...
bowyang
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a strap tied around...
bracing
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invigorating [adj BR...
braking
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the act of applying...
braving
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BRAVE, to face with...
braying
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BRAY, to cry like as...
brazing
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BRAZE, to solder wit...
breding
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BREDE, to braid, to...
breiing
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BREI, (South Africa)...
brewing
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a quantity brewed at...
breying
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BREY, (South Africa)...
bribing
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BRIBE, to influence...
briding
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BRIDE, to act the br...
briming
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phosphorescence of t...
brining
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BRINE, to treat with...
broking
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the business of buyi...
bruting
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a process of diamond...
bruxing
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BRUX, to grind teeth...
bucking
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the process of steep...
budding
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a type of asexual re...
budging
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BUDGE, to move or st...
buffing
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the process of polis...
bugging
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the concealment of a...
bugling
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17
BUGLE, to play a bra...
bulbing
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BULB, to swell out,...
bulging
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17
BULGE, to swell out...
bulking
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the act of gathering...
bulldog
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to wrestle and throw...
bulling
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copulation with a co...
bumming
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BUM, to live idly [v...
bumping
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the act of bumping [...
buncing
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BUNCE, to disguise p...
bunding
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BUND, to make an emb...
bunging
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BUNG, to plug with a...
bunking
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BUNK, to go to bed [...
bunting
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any of the small fin...
buoying
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BUOY, to mark with a...
burking
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BURKE, to murder by...
burling
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BURL, to finish clot...
burning
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very hot, ardent [ad...
burping
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BURP, to belch [v]
burring
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BURR, to remove the...
burying
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BURY, to put in the...
bushing
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a bush, an insulator...
bushpig
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an African wild pig...
busking
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the art of busking [...
bussing
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the act of transport...
busting
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the act of busting [...
busying
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BUSY, to occupy ones...
butling
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BUTLE, to serve as a...
butting
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BUTT, to hit with th...
buzzing
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busy, vibrant [adj B...
buzzwig
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a large thick wig [n...
byrling
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BYRL, to carouse, al...
cabbing
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CAB, to travel by ta...
cabling
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a bead or moulding l...
caching
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CACHE, to store in a...
cacking
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CACK, to defecate [v...
cadging
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CADGE, to get by beg...
calking
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material used to cal...
calling
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a vocation or profes...
calming
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effecting calm [adj...
calving
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CALVE, to give birth...
camming
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CAM, to whiten with...
camping
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the act of living ou...
campong
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a Malay village, als...
canning
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the business of pres...
cantdog
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a metal hook on a lo...
canting
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whining, pretending...
capping
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a wax covering in a...
carding
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the process of combi...
carking
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CARK, (archaic) to w...
carling
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a short timber runni...
carping
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complaining [adj CAR...
carting
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CART, to convey in a...
carving
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a carved figure or d...
cashing
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CASH, to convert int...
casking
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CASK, to store in a...
casting
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something made in a...
catalog
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to classify informat...
catelog
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(obsolete) a catalog...
catjang
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a thickly branched A...
catling
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a surgical knife, al...
catting
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CAT, to vomit [v]
cauming
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CAUM, to whiten with...
causing
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CAUSE, to bring abou...
ceasing
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an order to cease fi...
ceazing
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CEAZE, (obsolete) to...
ceiling
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the overhead lining...
celling
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the act of storing i...
censing
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CENSE, to perfume wi...
cerning
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CERNE, (Shakespeare)...
cessing
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CESSE, (Spenser) to...
chacing
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CHACE, (obsolete) to...
chafing
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CHAFE, to warm by ru...
charing
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CHARE, to do odd job...
chasing
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a design engraved on...
chawing
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CHAW, to chew esp. t...
chefing
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CHEF, to work as a c...
chewing
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18
CHEW, to grind with...
chiding
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scolding [adj CHIDIN...
chiming
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18
CHIME, to ring in ha...
chining
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16
CHINE, to break the...
chinwag
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to chat [v CHINWAGGE...
chiving
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CHIVE, to cut with a...
choking
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CHOKE, to impede the...
choring
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CHORE, to do small j...
chowing
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18
CHOW, to eat [v]
chusing
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CHUSE, (obsolete) to...
chuting
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CHUTE, to convey by...
cieling
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a ceiling [n -S]
cissing
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the appearance of pi...
clawing
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17
CLAW, to scratch wit...
claying
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CLAY, to purify (e.g...
cleping
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17
CLEPE, (archaic) to...
clewing
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17
CLEW, to attach a ro...
cliping
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17
CLIPE, to tell tales...
cloking
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CLOKE, to clothe wit...
cloning
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reproduction by asex...
closing
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14
a concluding part [n...
clowing
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17
CLOW, (Scots) to rak...
cloying
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16
CLOY, to gratify bey...
clueing
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15
CLUE, to obtain guid...
clyping
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19
CLYPE, to tell tales...
coaling
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COAL, to supply with...
coaming
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a raised border [n -...
coating
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13
a covering layer [n...
coaxing
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the act of persuadin...
cobbing
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19
COB, to strike [v]
cocking
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COCK, to tilt to one...
codding
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COD, to hoax or make...
codling
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15
an unripe apple, als...
coffing
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19
COFF, (Scots) to buy...
cogging
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17
a type of joint for...
coifing
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16
COIF, to put the hai...
coiling
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14
COIL, to wind in eve...
coining
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14
a minting [n -S]
colling
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15
embracing [n -S]
colting
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14
COLT, to cheat, defr...
combing
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a hair or wool fibre...
comping
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the act of entering...
conking
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CONK, to hit on the...
conning
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the act of directing...
cooking
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the act of one that...
cooling
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serving to cool [adj...
cooming
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COOM, to begrime wit...
coondog
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a dog trained to hun...
cooping
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COOP, to confine [v]
copping
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19
COP, to capture [v]
copsing
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COPSE, to cut back t...
copying
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the act of making a...
cording
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the ribbed surface o...
corking
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CORK, to stop up [v]
corning
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CORN, to preserve wi...
coshing
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15
COSH, to bludgeon [v...
costing
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an estimation of the...
cosying
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COSY, to attempt to...
cotting
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COT, to become tangl...
couping
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COUP, (Scots) to ove...
couring
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COUR, (obsolete) to...
cowking
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COWK, (dialect) to r...
cowling
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a covering for an ai...
cowping
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19
COWP, (Scots) to ove...
cozying
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COZY, to attempt to...
craking
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CRAKE, to utter the...
craning
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CRANE, to stretch ou...
crannog
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(Gaelic) a lake dwel...
craping
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16
CRAPE, to cover or s...
crating
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CRATE, to put in a p...
craving
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17
a great desire [n -S...
crazing
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a pattern of fine cr...
creeing
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CREE, to soften by b...
creping
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16
CREPE, to cover with...
crewing
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16
CREW, to serve aboar...
criming
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16
CRIME, to convict ov...
crining
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14
CRINE, (Scots) to sh...
croming
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16
CROME, to draw by a...
crowing
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16
the act of gloating...
cubbing
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cub-hunting [n -S]
cucking
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(historical) as in c...
cuffing
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CUFF, to strike with...
culling
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a selection from oth...
culming
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18
CULM, to form a culm...
cumming
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20
CUM, to ejaculate sp...
cunning
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skill in deception [...
cupping
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20
in medicine, the app...
curbing
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17
a concrete border al...
curding
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15
CURD, to curdle [v]
curling
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15
a sport played on ic...
curring
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14
CURR, to make a purr...
cursing
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14
the act of wishing e...
curving
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18
CURVE, to deviate fr...
cussing
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14
CUSS, (colloquial) t...
cutting
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14
sharp [adj CUTTINGLY...
cycling
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19
the act of riding a...
cymling
25
19
a variety of squash,...
dabbing
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17
DAB, to touch lightl...
dacking
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18
DACK, (Australian sl...
dadding
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13
DAD, to dash against...
dadoing
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12
DADO, to set into a...
daffing
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17
playing the fool [n...
dagging
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15
dirty clotted wool o...
daining
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12
DAINE, (Shakespeare)...
damming
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17
DAM, to build an emb...
damning
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15
DAMN, to curse [v]
damping
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17
the ability of a dev...
dancing
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the act of dancing [...
danging
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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...
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