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aarrgh
13
10
an exclamation indic...
abeigh
15
13
(Scots) aloof [adv]
ablush
16
13
blushing [adj]
acanth
14
12
a prickly plant with...
afresh
14
11
anew [adv]
aguish
14
11
having the qualities...
agunah
12
12
(Hebrew) a woman who...
akedah
12
13
(Hebrew) the binding...
aliyah
19
11
the immigration of J...
ambach
18
17
a pith tree, also AM...
ambush
16
15
to attack from a con...
anarch
14
12
a promoter of lawles...
aneath
10
9
(Scots) beneath [adv...
ankush
13
14
an elephant goad, al...
anough
12
12
enough [adj]
areach
14
11
(Spenser) to reach [...
arrish
13
8
(dialect) a stubble...
aslosh
13
9
awash [adv]
aspish
15
11
like an asp [adj]
attach
15
11
to connect as an ass...
avouch
17
16
(archaic) to justify...
awatch
18
14
(archaic) in a watch...
aweigh
16
13
in the process of be...
bablah
17
15
(Hindi) a species of...
banish
14
12
to expel, exile [v -...
barish
15
11
somewhat bare [adj]
bedash
14
12
to wet by dashing or...
beegah
14
13
an Indian land measu...
beenah
12
12
a form of marriage i...
besigh
16
13
(archaic) to sigh ov...
biatch
18
14
(slang) a bitch, als...
biftah
17
14
(slang) a cannabis c...
blanch
18
16
to whiten [v -ED, -I...
bleach
18
15
to whiten [v -ED, -I...
blench
18
16
to shrink or flinch...
blotch
19
15
to mark with large s...
bluish
17
13
somewhat blue [adj]
bodach
17
15
(Gaelic) an old man,...
borsch
18
14
(Russian) cold beetr...
boyish
21
13
like a boy [adj BOYI...
branch
17
15
to spread like a tre...
breach
17
14
to break through [v...
breath
14
11
air inhaled and exha...
breech
17
14
to clothe with breec...
broach
17
14
to pierce (a cask) [...
brooch
17
14
an ornament clasp [n...
brough
16
14
a circular tower, al...
brunch
18
16
to eat a late mornin...
bypath
23
16
a secluded or indire...
calash
16
12
(French) a light low...
caliph
19
15
(Arabic) an Eastern...
camash
16
14
(Native American) a...
caroch
18
14
a stately carriage,...
casbah
17
14
the old section of a...
ceriph
18
14
a line used to finis...
chalah
18
14
(Hebrew) a loaf of w...
chaleh
18
14
(Hebrew) a loaf of w...
chetah
17
13
a swift-running wild...
chinch
21
17
to fill in the seams...
chough
19
16
a kind of jackdaw fo...
choush
18
14
a cheat, a swindler,...
church
22
17
to bring to a buildi...
clatch
20
15
to dabble or work in...
clench
19
16
to grasp firmly [v -...
cleuch
20
16
(Scots) a ravine, a...
cleugh
18
15
(Scots) a ravine, a...
clinch
20
16
to settle a matter d...
clough
18
15
a ravine, also CLEUC...
clunch
20
17
a tough clay [n -ES]
clutch
21
16
to grasp and hold ti...
cohosh
17
13
a perennial American...
cometh
16
14
COME, to move toward...
coolth
16
12
the state of being c...
cootch
18
14
(Welsh) to hide, to...
coprah
17
14
dried coconut meat,...
cosech
18
14
a hyperbolic cosecan...
cowish
19
14
an umbelliferous pla...
coyish
22
13
somewhat coy [adj CO...
cranch
18
15
to chew with a crack...
cratch
19
14
a feed box for cattl...
creach
18
14
(Gaelic) a foray, bo...
creagh
16
13
(Gaelic) a foray, bo...
creesh
15
11
to grease [v -ED, -I...
crotch
19
14
the human genital ar...
crouch
19
15
to squat or lie clos...
crunch
19
16
to chew with a crack...
crutch
20
15
to support on a crut...
cultch
21
16
the flooring of an o...
curagh
17
14
(Irish) a long-shape...
daledh
13
11
the fourth letter of...
daleth
13
10
the fourth letter of...
danish
12
10
a pastry of raised d...
dargah
13
11
the tomb of a Muslim...
dawish
16
12
like a daw, a jackda...
dearth
12
9
scarcity, also DERTH...
debosh
14
12
to lead into lewdnes...
delish
14
10
(slang) delicious [a...
detach
15
12
to unfasten and sepa...
diarch
16
12
having two xylem str...
doodah
11
10
something whose name...
dotish
13
9
foolish; weak [adj]
dourah
12
10
Indian millet, also...
dovish
15
13
like a dove, seeking...
dreich
16
12
dreary, also DREIGH...
dreigh
14
11
(Scots) dreary, also...
drench
15
13
to wet thoroughly [v...
driegh
14
11
(Scots) dreary, also...
droich
16
12
(Gaelic) a dwarf [n...
drouth
13
10
drought [n -S]
dryish
20
11
somewhat dry [adj]
dudish
14
11
like, or characteris...
dukkah
15
18
a mix of ground nuts...
durgah
14
12
a structure over a p...
eadish
12
9
pasturage, also EDDI...
eddish
13
10
pasturage, or the ea...
eighth
16
12
number eight in sequ...
elench
15
13
(obsolete) in logic,...
elfish
16
12
like an elf, also EL...
elvish
16
13
like an elf, also EL...
emdash
13
12
a mark in writing th...
emmesh
14
14
to entangle, also EN...
enarch
14
12
to graft a plant [v...
encash
14
12
to convert into cash...
endash
11
10
a mark in writing us...
enmesh
12
12
to entangle, also EM...
enough
12
12
sufficient [n -S]
enrich
15
12
to add desirable ele...
eolith
13
9
a very early rough s...
eparch
17
14
the ruler of an epar...
eriach
15
11
a murderer's fine in...
eunuch
15
14
a castrated man [n -...
exarch
21
18
a Byzantine provinci...
famish
16
14
to suffer extreme hu...
fatwah
17
14
to threaten death by...
fellah
16
13
a peasant of laboure...
fetich
18
14
a fixation, also FET...
fetish
15
11
a fixation, also FET...
fikish
17
15
(Scots) fidgeting an...
finish
15
12
to bring to an end [...
flanch
18
16
to widen into a flar...
fleadh
15
13
(Irish) a festival o...
fleech
18
15
(Scots) to flatter,...
flench
18
16
to strip the blubber...
fletch
19
15
to provide (an arrow...
flinch
19
16
to shrink back invol...
flitch
20
15
to cut into strips [...
floush
16
13
to splash, also FLOU...
fluish
17
13
having flu to some e...
flysch
26
17
(German) a great Alp...
fogash
15
13
a fish, the pike-per...
fourth
15
12
number four in seque...
fratch
18
14
a brawl [n -ES]
french
17
15
to cut into thin str...
galosh
14
11
an overshoe, also GA...
galuth
15
12
(Hebrew) the forced...
gamash
14
13
a type of legging, a...
ganjah
14
20
cannabis used for sm...
garish
14
10
glaring [adj GARISHL...
gaunch
16
15
to impale, also GANC...
geezah
15
19
(colloquial) an ecce...
glitch
19
14
a malfunction [n -ES...
gluish
16
12
(obsolete) somewhat...
glunch
18
16
to frown [v -ED, -IN...
glutch
19
15
to gulp or swallow [...
golosh
14
11
an overshoe, also GA...
gonoph
14
14
a thief, also GANEF,...
goyish
20
12
like a goy, non-Jew,...
graith
14
10
(Scots) to dress, pr...
grinch
17
14
someone who ruins ot...
grouch
17
14
to grumble [v -ED, -...
grough
15
13
a deep gully in a pe...
growth
17
13
development [n -S]
grumph
18
17
to grunt [v -ED, -IN...
grutch
18
14
(Spenser) to grudge...
gubbah
18
17
(Native Australian)...
gunyah
19
14
(Native Australian)...
gurrah
14
11
a coarse Indian musl...
hadith
15
11
a record of the sayi...
hainch
17
14
to throw with an und...
hajjah
18
28
a Muslim woman who h...
hallah
16
12
(Hebrew) a loaf of w...
halvah
17
15
a Turkish confection...
hamzah
18
22
an Arab diacritical...
harish
15
10
somewhat like a hare...
haunch
17
15
to throw with an und...
health
15
11
sound physical or me...
hearth
14
10
the floor of a firep...
highth
19
14
(archaic) height, al...
hijrah
17
19
(Arabic) the flight...
hookah
14
14
a pipe with a long,...
hoorah
13
10
(obsolete) an exclam...
hootch
17
13
whisky or any strong...
houdah
14
12
a seat on an elephan...
howdah
17
14
a seat on an elephan...
huppah
19
17
(Hebrew) a wedding c...
hurrah
15
11
to shout hurrah, als...
huzzah
21
29
a word used as a sho...
ibadah
14
12
(Arabic) in Islam, s...
immesh
15
14
to entangle, as in,...
impish
17
14
mischievous [adj IMP...
inarch
15
12
to graft in a certai...
inmesh
13
12
to entangle, also EN...
inrush
13
10
a rushing in [n -ES]
inwith
16
12
(Scots) within [prep...
jadish
15
18
like a jade, vicious...
jarrah
14
17
(Native Australian)...
jibbah
19
23
(Arabic) a long loos...
joseph
16
20
a caped overcoat wor...
jubbah
19
24
a long loose outer g...
jubhah
19
23
a long loose outer g...
kaliph
17
16
an Eastern ruler, al...
kasbah
15
15
the old section of a...
keblah
16
16
(Arabic) the directi...
keddah
13
14
(Hindi) an enclosure...
khedah
15
15
an enclosure for ele...
kiaugh
15
15
(Scots) care, troubl...
kibbeh
18
18
an Eastern dish of g...
kiblah
17
16
(Arabic) the directi...
kibosh
16
15
to put a stop to, ru...
kippah
18
18
(Hebrew) a religious...
kirbeh
16
15
an Eastern water con...
kirsch
18
15
(German) an alcoholi...
kitsch
18
15
faddish art or liter...
klatch
18
16
in North America, a...
klooch
17
16
(Native American) a...
knitch
17
16
a bundle of wood [n...
koolah
13
13
a small furry Austra...
kurush
15
14
a monetary unit of T...
kvetch
19
19
(Yiddish) to complai...
kybosh
22
17
to put a stop to, al...
lakish
15
13
like a lake [adj]
lamedh
14
13
(Hebrew) a Hebrew le...
lamish
15
12
somewhat lame [adj]
latish
14
9
somewhat late [adj]
launch
16
14
to set in motion [v...
lavash
15
13
a thin flat bread of...
lavish
16
13
to give generously [...
length
14
12
the extent from end...
linish
14
10
to give a smooth lin...
liroth
14
9
LIRA, (Italian) an I...
loofah
14
12
a tropical vine, als...
lowish
17
12
somewhat low [adj]
marish
14
11
a tract of low, wet...
matsah
13
11
an unleavened bread,...
matzah
16
20
an unleavened bread,...
matzoh
16
20
(Yiddish) unleavened...
mensch
16
15
an admirable person...
mikvah
17
19
(Hebrew) a place for...
mikveh
17
19
a place for ritual b...
minish
14
12
(archaic) to diminis...
modish
14
12
fashionable; stylish...
mollah
15
13
(Arabic) a Muslim le...
moloch
17
15
a spiny Australian l...
moneth
12
12
(Spenser) a month [n...
monish
13
12
to admonish; to warn...
moolah
13
12
(Arabic) a Muslim le...
mopish
16
14
dull; spiritless; de...
morish
14
11
such that one wants...
moryah
19
13
(Irish) expressing a...
mulish
16
13
like a mule; stubbor...
mullah
16
14
(Arabic) a Muslim le...
nallah
13
11
(Hindi) a ravine, a...
nautch
15
13
(Hindi) an entertain...
nebish
14
12
(Yiddish) a colourle...
newish
15
12
somewhat new [adj NE...
nicish
16
12
somewhat nice, also...
nullah
14
12
(Hindi) a ravine, a...
numdah
13
14
an embroidered felt...
numnah
12
14
a pad under the sadd...
oafish
14
11
like an oaf [adj OAF...
oddish
13
10
somewhat odd [adj]
offish
17
14
shy or distant in ma...
ogrish
14
10
resembling an ogre,...
oldish
14
10
somewhat old [adj]
ollamh
15
13
(Irish) an Irish mas...
onrush
12
10
a forward rush [n -E...
oolith
13
9
any of the small rou...
oompah
14
14
to play a repeated r...
owlish
17
12
like an owl [adj OWL...
painch
17
15
(Scots) the paunch [...
palish
16
12
somewhat pale [adj]
pallah
16
13
a large South Africa...
papish
17
14
a supporter of the P...
paraph
16
14
a flourish at the en...
pardah
14
12
the seclusion of wom...
pariah
14
11
a person of low or n...
parish
15
11
a subdivision of a d...
paunch
17
16
to disembowel [v -ED...
perish
15
11
to die [v -ED, -ING,...
phwoah
19
16
an expression of app...
planch
18
16
a plank, a board, al...
pleach
18
15
to weave together [v...
plench
18
16
a tool serving as pl...
pleuch
19
16
(Scots) to plough, a...
pleugh
17
15
(Scots) to plough, a...
plinth
16
13
the rectangular base...
plough
17
15
to turn soil with a...
polish
16
12
to make lustrous by...
poobah
15
14
an influential perso...
poojah
15
20
a Hindu worship prac...
popish
17
14
pertaining to the Ro...
potash
14
11
a powerful alkali, p...
preach
17
14
to deliver a sermon...
prutah
15
12
a monetary unit of I...
pukkah
17
20
genuine, also PAKKA,...
punish
15
13
to impose a penalty...
punkah
15
17
a ceiling fan used i...
purdah
15
13
a curtain used in In...
putsch
19
15
(German) a secretly...
quaich
24
21
(Gaelic) a drinking-...
quaigh
22
20
(Gaelic) a drinking-...
quatch
24
21
(dialect) to stir, m...
queach
23
21
(obsolete) a thicket...
quelch
25
22
to squash wetly, als...
quench
23
22
to put out or exting...
quetch
24
21
(dialect) to stir, m...
quitch
25
21
(Spenser) to stir, m...
qurush
22
19
(Arabic) a monetary...
radish
13
9
a pungent root veget...
rakish
14
12
dapper [adj RAKISHLY...
raunch
15
13
(Spenser) to race [v...
ravish
15
12
to seize and carry o...
rawish
16
11
somewhat raw [adj]
rehash
14
10
to go over old ideas...
relish
14
9
to enjoy [v RELISHED...
rewash
15
11
to wash again [v -ED...
rudish
14
10
somewhat rude [adj]
rupiah
15
12
a monetary unit of I...
sakieh
13
12
(Arabic) an Eastern...
samech
16
14
(Hebrew) the 15th le...
samekh
14
15
(Hebrew) the 15th le...
scaith
16
11
to injure, also SCAT...
scarph
18
14
in carpentry, to uni...
scarth
16
11
a cormorant, also SC...
scatch
19
14
a stilt [n -ES]
scooch
18
14
to compress one's bo...
scoosh
15
11
to squirt, also SKOO...
scorch
19
14
to burn slightly [v...
scotch
19
14
to frustrate, put an...
scouth
16
12
(Scots) free range,...
scowth
19
14
(Scots) free range,...
sculch
21
16
rubbish, also SCULTC...
scutch
20
15
to beat out impuriti...
sealch
16
12
(Scots) a seal (the...
sealgh
14
11
(Scots) a seal (the...
search
15
11
to look carefully fo...
secesh
15
11
a secessionist, also...
seraph
14
11
in Christian theolog...
seriph
15
11
a decorative stroke...
shaikh
16
14
(Arabic) an Arab chi...
shaugh
16
13
a thicket [n -S]
shaykh
22
16
(Arabic) an Arab chi...
sheath
14
10
to put into a protec...
sheesh
14
10
expressing consterna...
sheikh
16
14
(Arabic) an Arab chi...
sheuch
18
14
to plant temporarily...
sheugh
16
13
(Scots) to plant tem...
shibah
17
13
(Hebrew) a period of...
shivah
17
14
(Hebrew) in Judaism,...
shoosh
14
10
to move with a rushi...
shough
16
13
a shaggy lapdog, als...
shyish
22
12
somewhat shy [adj]
sirrah
13
8
(archaic) a mode of...
siwash
16
11
to camp out using on...
sixish
20
15
around six years of...
skaith
14
12
(obsolete) to injure...
skarth
14
12
(Scots) a cormorant,...
skeigh
15
14
(Scots) (of a horse)...
sketch
17
15
to make a rough, has...
skitch
18
15
(New Zealand) of a d...
skoosh
13
12
(Scots) to squirt, s...
skyish
21
14
(Shakespeare) like t...
slatch
17
12
a calm between break...
sleech
16
12
a mud flat [n -ES]
sleigh
15
11
to ride in a sled [v...
sleuth
14
10
to act as a detectiv...
sloosh
13
9
to wash or rinse wit...
slouch
17
13
to sit, stand, or mo...
slough
15
12
to cast off [v -ED,...
slutch
18
13
(dialect) mud [n -ES...
slyish
21
11
somewhat sly [adj]
smatch
17
14
(obsolete) to taste,...
smeath
13
11
(dialect) a name for...
smeech
16
14
(dialect) to smoke,...
smeeth
13
11
to make smooth [v -E...
smirch
18
14
to soil, besmirch [v...
smooch
16
14
to kiss, also SMOODG...
smoosh
13
11
to paint to give a s...
smooth
13
11
not rough [adj SMOOT...
smouch
17
15
to kiss closely, als...
smutch
18
15
to soil [v -ED, -ING...
snatch
15
12
to seize suddenly [v...
sneath
11
9
the curved handle of...
sneesh
11
9
(Scots) snuff, also...
snitch
16
12
to inform on, sneak...
sparth
15
11
(archaic) a long bat...
speech
17
14
to harangue [v -ED,...
spetch
18
14
to repair or patch e...
spilth
17
12
that which is spilt,...
splash
16
12
to scatter liquid ab...
splish
17
12
to splash, also SPLA...
splosh
16
12
to splash, also SPLA...
sprush
16
12
(Scots) to spruce, m...
squash
21
18
to press into a flat...
squish
22
18
to squash, also SQUO...
squush
22
19
to squash [v -ED, -I...
staith
13
8
a wharf for the tran...
stanch
15
12
firm, steadfast, als...
starch
16
11
to stiffen a fabric...
stench
15
12
to cause to stink [v...
stitch
17
11
to sew together [v S...
stoush
13
9
(Australian slang) t...
stouth
13
9
(Scots) theft [n -S]
strath
13
8
(Scots) a valley of...
strich
17
11
(archaic) the screec...
succah
19
15
(Hebrew) a shelter w...
sukkah
15
17
a shelter where meal...
sumach
17
15
any of various shrub...
sunnah
11
11
(Arabic) a collectio...
swarth
16
11
the quantity of gras...
swatch
19
14
a sample piece of cl...
switch
20
14
to beat with a flexi...
swoosh
15
11
to make a noise like...
taisch
16
11
(Gaelic) an appariti...
tannah
10
10
(Hindi) an Indian po...
tasbih
15
11
(Arabic) a form of I...
tempeh
15
14
a high-protein food...
teraph
14
11
(Hebrew) an image of...
thanah
13
11
(Hindi) an Indian po...
thatch
18
13
to cover with plant...
thetch
18
13
(Spenser) to thatch...
though
16
13
despite the fact tha...
thrash
15
10
to beat [v -ED, -ING...
thresh
15
10
to separate grain or...
thrush
16
11
a songbird [n -ES]
tonish
12
9
modish; fashionable,...
toroth
12
8
TORAH, the body of J...
toyish
19
10
sportive; trifling;...
trefah
14
11
(Hebrew) in the Jewi...
trench
15
12
to dig a long, narro...
trouch
16
12
(dialect) rubbish, j...
trough
14
11
a long narrow contai...
trowth
16
11
(US) truth, also TRO...
tussah
13
9
(Hindi) a fawn-colou...
tusseh
13
9
(Hindi) a fawn-colou...
twitch
20
14
to move spasmodicall...
tykish
21
14
like a tyke [adj]
uneath
11
10
(archaic) with diffi...
unlash
13
11
to untie the binding...
unlich
17
14
(Spenser) unlike [ad...
unmesh
13
13
to disentangle [v -E...
unwish
16
13
(Shakespeare) to wis...
upgush
17
15
to gush up [v -ED, -...
uppish
18
15
putting on airs of s...
uprush
16
13
to rush up [v -ED, -...
vanish
14
13
to disappear, also E...
varech
17
15
a kind of seaweed, a...
wairsh
16
11
tasteless, insipid,...
wallah
17
13
(Hindi) a person who...
warmth
17
14
warmness [n -S]
wealth
16
12
valuable possessions...
wheech
20
16
(Scots) to move rapi...
wheesh
17
13
(Scots) to call for...
wheugh
19
16
to utter a sound of...
whidah
18
14
a group of African b...
whoosh
17
13
to move with a hissi...
whydah
24
16
a group of African b...
widish
17
12
somewhat wide [adj]
winish
16
12
having the qualities...
wirrah
16
11
(Native Australian)...
wraith
16
11
a visible disembodie...
wreath
15
11
a garland of flowers...
wrench
18
15
to wrest violently [...
wretch
19
14
a pitiable person [n...
wroath
15
11
(Shakespeare) a misf...
zaideh
15
18
(Yiddish) a grandfat...
zenith
15
18
the highest point [n...
zeroth
15
17
being numbered zero...
zhoosh
17
19
to make more attract...
zibeth
18
20
(Arabic) a civet cat...
zillah
18
19
(Hindi) an administr...
zizith
20
26
(Hebrew) the tassels...
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