7 letter words that end with N

7 letter words that end with N

7 letter N word

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abandon 11 13 to leave or give up...
abdomen 13 15 in mammals, the part...
abelian 13 12 a term in group theo...
abidden 13 13 ABIDE, to wait for;...
abstain 13 11 to refrain deliberat...
abusion 13 12 (Spenser) misuse, de...
acarian 13 11 pertaining to mites,...
acknown 17 19 ACKNOW, (obsolete) t...
acrasin 14 11 a substance secreted...
acridin 15 12 a chemical compound...
acrogen 14 13 a cryptogam with a d...
actinon 13 12 an isotope of radon...
acyloin 21 14 a type of chemical c...
adermin 12 12 a former name of pyr...
adjourn 13 19 to suspend until a l...
adwoman 14 15 a female worker in t...
adwomen 14 15 ADWOMAN, a female wo...
aeolian 10 9 pertaining to the wi...
aeonian 8 9 lasting for aeons, e...
aglycon 22 16 an organic compound,...
agnomen 11 14 (Latin) a name added...
aileron 11 9 a balancing flap on...
alation 11 9 the state of having...
albumen 15 16 the white of an egg...
albumin 16 16 the protein part of...
alencon 13 13 (French) a needlepoi...
alerion 11 9 in heraldry, an eagl...
aleuron 11 10 a protein found in s...
alkalin 14 14 containing an alkali...
allicin 17 13 a liquid compound fo...
alloxan 18 17 an oxidation product...
almsman 14 15 one who receives alm...
almsmen 14 15 ALMSMAN, one who rec...
alphorn 16 14 (German) a long powe...
althorn 14 11 (German) an instrume...
amation 11 11 lovemaking [n -S]
amebean 12 14 alternately respondi...
amoeban 12 14 relating to an amoeb...
amotion 11 11 the removal of a cor...
anatman 10 12 (Sanskrit) the Buddh...
andiron 10 10 a metal support for...
aneurin 10 10 vitamin B1, thiamine...
anlagen 11 12 ANLAGE, the first di...
antigen 11 11 a substance that sti...
antigun 12 12 opposed to guns [adj...
antiman 11 12 a homosexual man [n...
antimen 11 12 ANTIMAN, a homosexua...
antlion 11 10 an insect that digs...
anywhen 21 16 taking place at no s...
apician 16 14 luxurious in diet [a...
apiezon 15 20 as in apiezon oils,...
apogean 12 13 relating to an apoge...
aquilon 20 19 (Shakespeare) the no...
archean 15 13 relating to the arch...
argonon 10 11 another name for any...
arraign 12 10 to call before a cou...
arsheen 12 10 a Russian unit of le...
artisan 11 8 a skilled workman [n...
artsman 12 11 craftsman [n ARTSMEN...
artsmen 12 11 ARTSMAN, craftsman [...
aspirin 14 11 a pain relieving dru...
asudden 11 11 (archaic) suddenly [...
atabrin 13 11 (tradename) a bitter...
ataghan 13 12 a Muslim long curved...
atebrin 13 11 (tradename) a bitter...
atropin 13 11 a medicine derived f...
auction 14 12 to sell publicly to...
automan 11 12 a maker of automobil...
automen 11 12 AUTOMAN, a maker of...
autopen 12 12 a mechanical device...
avellan 14 14 (of heraldic crosses...
azurean 13 18 azure, also AZURE, A...
baladin 14 13 (French) a (male) th...
balafon 15 15 a musical instrument...
balloon 14 13 to swell out [v -ED,...
baracan 15 14 (French) a coarsely...
barchan 18 16 a crescent-shaped sa...
bargain 14 13 to haggle over costs...
bargoon 13 13 (Canadian slang) a b...
barkhan 16 17 a crescent-shaped sa...
barmkin 16 18 (archaic) a battleme...
baryton 19 13 a kind of bass viol...
baseman 13 14 a player who stands...
basemen 13 14 BASEMAN, a player wh...
bassoon 12 11 a woodwind instrumen...
bastion 13 11 a tower at the corne...
batsman 14 14 one who bats [n BATS...
batsmen 14 14 BATSMAN, one who bat...
bawdkin 18 19 a rich embroidered m...
bawneen 14 15 (Irish) a white, clo...
beadman 13 15 one who prays for an...
beadmen 13 15 BEADMAN, one who pra...
beaufin 15 15 a red cooking apple...
beclown 20 18 to make ridiculous [...
bedawin 16 15 a nomadic Arab, also...
bedeman 13 15 one who prays for an...
bedemen 13 15 BEDEMAN, one who pra...
bedgown 17 17 a nightgown [n -S]
bedizen 16 21 to dress gaudily [v...
bedouin 13 13 a nomadic Arab, also...
beechen 17 16 relating to a beech...
begroan 13 13 to groan at [v -ED,...
beknown 16 19 (archaic) known [adj...
bellman 16 16 a watchman employed...
bellmen 16 16 BELLMAN, a watchman...
beltman 15 15 a lifesaver with a l...
beltmen 15 15 BELTMAN, a lifesaver...
benison 12 12 a blessing, a benedi...
benthon 14 14 the flora and fauna...
benzoin 15 21 a fragrant aromatic...
bestain 13 11 to stain all over [v...
betaken 13 15 BETAKE, to take ones...
bethorn 15 13 to fill with thorns...
betoken 13 15 to signify [v -ED, -...
between 15 14 a needle of middling...
bighorn 17 15 a kind of wild sheep...
billion 16 13 a thousand million [...
billman 17 16 one who uses, or is...
billmen 17 16 BILLMAN, one who use...
biotron 13 11 a climate control ch...
birchen 19 16 made of birch [adj]
birdman 15 15 a fowler or birdcatc...
birdmen 15 15 BIRDMAN, a fowler or...
birlinn 15 13 a Gaelic chief's bar...
bitchen 19 16 (slang) marvellous [...
bitcoin 17 14 a unit of digital cu...
bittern 14 11 a wading bird, also...
bitumen 15 15 (Latin) naturally oc...
blacken 18 19 to make black, to de...
blouson 14 13 (French) a loose out...
blowgun 19 18 a long straight tube...
bluefin 17 16 a species of whitefi...
boatman 13 14 a man who works on a...
boatmen 13 14 BOATMAN, a man who w...
bodhran 15 14 (Irish) a shallow on...
bodikin 15 16 a diminutive of body...
bodyman 20 17 one who repairs auto...
bodymen 20 17 BODYMAN, one who rep...
bogbean 15 16 a marsh plant of the...
bogyman 21 18 a terrifying creatur...
bogymen 21 18 BOGYMAN, a terrifyin...
bondman 13 16 a male slave [n BOND...
bondmen 13 16 BONDMAN, a male slav...
bookman 14 18 a scholar, a student...
bookmen 14 18 BOOKMAN, a scholar,...
boomkin 15 18 a spar projecting fr...
borazon 15 20 a manmade compound o...
botulin 15 13 a powerful bacterial...
bounden 12 14 (archaic) being unde...
bourbon 15 15 a kind of whisky [n...
bourdon 13 13 the drone bass of a...
boursin 14 12 a mild, smooth, crea...
bowsman 17 17 a bowman (one who hu...
bowsmen 17 17 BOWSMAN, a bowman (o...
bracken 17 18 a large fern [n -S]
bradoon 12 12 (French) a light mil...
brahman 16 16 a member of the high...
brahmin 17 16 a member of the high...
brechan 18 16 (Scots) a horse-coll...
bredren 13 12 (colloquial) a close...
bredrin 14 12 (colloquial) a close...
bricken 18 18 made of brick [adj]
bridoon 13 12 a light military bri...
brisken 15 15 to make brisk [v -ED...
broaden 12 12 to make wider [v -ED...
brochan 18 16 (Gaelic) gruel, porr...
brodkin 15 16 a high boot worn by...
bronzen 15 21 like bronze [adj]
brussen 14 12 (dialect) bold [adj]
buckeen 17 19 (Anglo-Irish) a poor...
buffoon 17 18 a clown [n -S]
bullion 16 14 uncoined gold or sil...
bullpen 18 17 an enclosure for bul...
bumpkin 19 22 a clumsy rustic [n -...
burgeon 14 14 to grow rapidly [v -...
bursten 14 12 BURST, to break open...
burthen 16 14 to burden [v -ED, -I...
bushman 17 17 (Australian) a settl...
bushmen 17 17 BUSHMAN, (Australian...
butyrin 21 14 a butyrate of glycer...
byreman 20 16 a farm-servant who t...
byremen 20 16 BYREMAN, a farm-serv...
cabezon 18 23 (Spanish) a Californ...
cacumen 18 18 (Latin) a top or poi...
caffein 18 17 a bitter alkaloid us...
caisson 14 11 a watertight chamber...
caldron 15 13 a large kettle or bo...
calpain 17 15 an enzyme for digest...
camaron 14 14 (Spanish) a kind of...
campion 17 17 any plant of the gen...
canakin 14 16 a small can or cup,...
canikin 15 16 a small can or cup,...
canteen 12 12 a container used for...
cantion 13 12 (Spenser) a song [n...
capelan 16 15 a small marine fish...
capelin 17 15 a small marine fish...
capitan 16 14 (historical) the chi...
capstan 16 14 an upright device fo...
captain 16 14 to lead or command [...
caption 16 14 a heading, legend or...
carabin 16 14 a rifle with a relat...
caravan 15 15 to travel in a porta...
carbarn 16 14 a garage for buses [...
carbeen 15 14 (Native Australian)...
cardoon 13 12 a thistle-like plant...
carotin 14 11 any of a number of r...
carrion 14 11 dead and rotting fle...
carryon 20 13 a fuss, a commotion...
cartoon 13 11 to sketch a humorous...
caseman 14 14 a compositor [n CASE...
casemen 14 14 CASEMAN, a composito...
catapan 15 14 the governor of Cala...
catchen 19 16 (Spenser) to catch (...
cateran 13 11 (Scots) a military i...
catskin 16 15 the skin of a cat es...
caudron 14 13 (Spenser) a cauldron...
caution 14 12 to warn [v -ED, -ING...
caveman 16 18 a cave dweller [n CA...
cavemen 16 18 CAVEMAN, a cave dwel...
celadon 14 13 a pale green colour;...
cerasin 14 11 the insoluble portio...
ceratin 14 11 a nitrogenous compou...
ceresin 14 11 a kind of hard, whit...
certain 14 11 absolutely confident...
cerumen 15 15 (Latin) the yellow w...
cession 14 11 a yielding to physic...
chagrin 18 15 to humiliate [v CHAG...
challan 18 15 a waybill; a pass, a...
chanson 15 14 (French) a song [n -...
chapman 19 19 a peddler [n CHAPMEN...
chapmen 19 19 CHAPMAN, a peddler [...
chasten 16 13 to chastise [v -ED,...
chauvin 19 18 (French) one with ex...
chazzan 22 31 (Hebrew) a cantor in...
chazzen 22 31 (Hebrew) a cantor in...
cheapen 17 16 to lower the value o...
chevron 18 17 a pattern consisting...
chicken 21 20 to loose one's nerve...
chidden 17 15 CHIDE, to scold [v]
chiffon 21 19 a sheer fabric [n -S...
chignon 17 16 (French) a knot or r...
chirren 17 13 (Southern US dialect...
chitlin 19 14 part of the small in...
chlorin 18 14 a yellowish-green ha...
chorion 16 13 the outer foetal env...
chorten 16 13 a Tibetan shrine [n...
chronon 15 14 a unit of time, that...
cinerin 14 12 a pyrethrum compound...
cipolin 18 15 (Italian) a kind of...
cistern 15 11 an artificial reserv...
cistron 15 11 a section of a chrom...
cithern 17 13 a pear-shaped guitar...
cithren 17 13 a pear-shaped guitar...
citizen 18 20 a resident of a city...
cittern 15 11 a pear-shaped guitar...
clachan 20 17 (Gaelic) a small vil...
clarain 15 12 lustrous bands in co...
clarion 15 12 to sound a shrill cl...
classon 15 12 an elementary atomic...
claypan 23 17 a compacted layer of...
cloison 15 12 (French) a partition...
clubman 19 19 a member of a club [...
clubmen 19 19 CLUBMAN, a member of...
coalbin 17 15 a bin for storing co...
coalman 15 15 a coal merchant [n C...
coalmen 15 15 COALMAN, a coal merc...
coarsen 13 11 to make coarse [v -E...
cocopan 18 17 in South Africa, a w...
coction 17 14 the act of boiling [...
coehorn 15 13 (historical) a small...
coition 14 11 sexual intercourse,...
colicin 19 15 an antibacterial sub...
colleen 15 13 an Irish girl [n -S]
complin 19 18 in the Christian lit...
concern 16 15 to be of interest to...
condemn 14 16 to judge unfavourabl...
condign 15 15 deserved, appropriat...
conjoin 15 21 to join together [v...
consign 15 14 to give over to anot...
contain 13 12 to hold within [v -E...
contemn 14 15 to despise or scorn...
cooncan 15 15 a card game, also CO...
coreign 15 13 a joint reign [n -S]
costean 13 11 in mining, to sink p...
cothurn 17 14 a buskin worn by Rom...
cottown 17 14 (Scots) a group of o...
courlan 15 13 a South American bir...
cowskin 19 18 the hide of a cow [n...
cowtown 20 17 a rural town or city...
crampon 17 17 a boot-spike for roc...
creatin 14 11 a chemical found wit...
cremsin 16 14 (Spenser) crimson, a...
creston 14 11 a ridge on a hill th...
crewman 18 17 one who serves on a...
crewmen 18 17 CREWMAN, one who ser...
crimson 16 14 a deep red colour, a...
crispen 17 14 to make crisp [v -ED...
crispin 18 14 a poetic name for a...
crocein 17 14 a red or orange azo...
croupon 16 15 the human buttocks [...
crouton 14 12 (French) a small cub...
crubeen 16 15 a pig's trotter [n -...
crucian 18 15 a colourful carp, al...
crusian 15 12 a colourful carp, al...
cryogen 21 15 a substance for prod...
crypton 23 16 an element, an inert...
cullion 17 14 (archaic) a mean or...
cumarin 16 15 a chemical compound,...
curtain 15 12 to furnish with hang...
cushion 17 14 to pad with soft mat...
cutdown 18 16 a reduction, also CU...
cutikin 17 16 (Scots) a gaiter, al...
cycasin 24 16 a derivative of suga...
cyprian 23 16 a lewd woman; a pros...
cystein 21 13 an amino acid that o...
dalapon 13 13 a herbicide used on...
darrain 11 9 to justify, to put i...
darrayn 17 11 to justify, to put i...
darshan 13 11 (Hindi) a blessing c...
dasheen 12 11 the taro, a kind of...
daunton 10 11 to dare, also DANTON...
dauphin 16 15 the eldest son of a...
daysman 18 14 an umpire or arbiter...
daysmen 18 14 DAYSMAN, an umpire o...
deadman 11 13 a metal plate driven...
deadmen 11 13 DEADMAN, a metal pla...
deadpan 12 13 to act without emoti...
dealign 13 12 to withdraw allegian...
decagon 14 14 a plane figure with...
decrown 17 15 to deprive of a crow...
decuman 15 16 a great wave [n -S]
delphin 17 15 an archaic word for...
demeton 11 12 an insecticide [n -S...
dendron 10 11 a branched part of a...
denizen 13 19 a dweller [n -S] / t...
deraign 12 11 (obsolete) to vindic...
deskman 13 16 a man who works at a...
deskmen 13 16 DESKMAN, a man who w...
destain 11 9 to rid of stain [v -...
detrain 11 9 to alight from a tra...
dextran 17 16 a substitute for blo...
dextrin 18 16 a substance used as...
diarian 11 9 pertaining to a diar...
diatron 11 9 a circuitry design t...
diction 15 12 the manner of enunci...
digoxin 19 18 a drug to improve he...
dipnoan 12 13 a lungfish [n -S]
discern 15 12 to perceive, also SC...
disdain 12 10 to scorn, look down...
disgown 16 14 to strip of a gown [...
dishorn 14 11 to deprive of horns...
dishpan 16 14 a pan for washing di...
disjoin 14 18 to separate [v -ED,...
dislimn 15 13 (Shakespeare) to def...
distain 12 9 (archaic) to stain,...
doeskin 12 13 the skin of a doe [n...
dogskin 14 15 leather made from do...
dogtown 15 14 a prairie-dog commun...
doitkin 13 13 an old Dutch coin, a...
dolphin 17 15 any of a group of sm...
doorman 11 12 a porter, a doorkeep...
doormen 11 12 DOORMAN, a porter, a...
doryman 18 14 one that fishes from...
dorymen 18 14 DORYMAN, one that fi...
dragoon 11 11 a heavy cavalry [n -...
drayman 18 14 one who drives a dra...
draymen 18 14 DRAYMAN, one who dri...
drucken 16 17 (Scots) drunken [adj...
drumlin 15 14 a long hill of glaci...
drunken 12 15 drunk [adj DRUNKENLY...
duckpin 19 20 a type of bowling pi...
dudgeon 12 13 the haft of a dagger...
dudheen 13 13 (Irish) a clay pipe,...
dulcian 16 14 (historical) a small...
dumpbin 18 19 a bin for rubbish [n...
dungeon 11 13 to confine in an und...
duramen 12 13 (Latin) the heartwoo...
dustbin 15 13 a trash can [n -S]
dustman 13 13 a trashman [n DUSTME...
dustmen 13 13 DUSTMAN, a trashman...
dustpan 14 13 a pan for holding sw...
duvetyn 20 16 (tradename) a smooth...
earthen 12 10 made of earth [adj]
eastern 10 8 pertaining to the ea...
eastlin 12 9 (Scots) eastward, al...
ecdyson 20 14 an insect hormone, a...
echelon 16 14 to arrange in a step...
edition 11 9 the number of copies...
eftsoon 12 11 soon afterward, also...
eggcorn 16 15 a malapropism or mis...
eidolon 11 10 (Greek) an unsubstan...
einkorn 11 13 (German) a variety o...
eiswein 14 11 (German) a sweet Ger...
elastin 12 9 a protein, the chief...
elation 11 9 a feeling of great j...
elision 12 9 the act of eliding [...
elkhorn 15 15 as in elkhorn fern,...
elusion 12 10 the action of eludin...
elution 12 10 purification or sepa...
elysian 18 11 delightful [adj]
elytron 18 11 a hardened forewing...
emacsen 14 14 using an editing sty...
embrown 17 17 to make brown, also...
embryon 20 16 (archaic) an embryo...
emotion 11 11 instinctive feeling...
emption 14 14 the act of buying [n...
emulsin 14 13 the white milky pulp...
enation 9 9 an outgrowth [n -S]
enchain 15 14 to bind with chains...
enderon 9 10 the sensitive layer...
endiron 10 10 a metal support for...
endogen 10 12 a plant which grows...
enfelon 12 13 (Spenser) to make fi...
engrain 11 11 to fix deeply [v -ED...
enliven 13 14 to make lively [v -E...
enriven 12 13 (Spenser) torn [adj]
enteron 9 9 a body cavity in coe...
entrain 10 9 to board a train [v...
environ 12 13 to envelop, enclose...
epigean 13 13 growing close to the...
epizoan 15 20 an animal that lives...
epizoon 15 20 an animal that lives...
epsilon 14 12 (Greek) a letter of...
erasion 10 8 the act of rubbing o...
erepsin 13 11 an enzyme of the sma...
ermelin 13 12 (archaic) ermine [n...
erosion 10 8 the act of eroding [...
etesian 10 8 a NW wind that recur...
etiolin 12 9 a yellow pigment in...
eudemon 11 13 (Greek) a benevolent...
evasion 12 12 the act of evading [...
exciton 20 18 a combination of exc...
exilian 18 16 pertaining to exile...
exomion 17 18 a Roman sleeveless g...
explain 20 19 to make clear and un...
exurban 19 19 relating to an exurb...
faceman 16 17 a miner who works at...
facemen 16 17 FACEMAN, a miner who...
faction 16 14 a clique within a la...
fashion 15 13 to give a particular...
fauchon 18 17 a curved short sword...
favicon 18 18 a 16x16 pixel square...
fenuron 12 13 a herbicide [n -S]
fermion 14 14 a type of subatomic...
festoon 12 11 to adorn with garlan...
fibroin 16 14 an insoluble protein...
fiction 17 14 an invented or false...
fifteen 15 14 a number, five and t...
finikin 15 16 particular about uni...
fireman 14 14 a man employed to ex...
firemen 14 14 FIREMAN, a man emplo...
firepan 15 14 a metal vessel for h...
fission 14 11 to split into parts...
fivepin 18 18 used for playing fiv...
flagman 16 17 a man who carries a...
flagmen 16 17 FLAGMAN, a man who c...
flanken 14 17 beef cut from the si...
flannen 12 14 (dialect) flannel [n...
flatten 14 12 to make or become fl...
flehmen 17 17 of a mammal, to grim...
fletton 14 12 a type of brick made...
fleuron 14 13 (French) a decorativ...
flexion 20 19 the act of bending,...
fluorin 15 13 a gaseous element, a...
fluxion 21 20 the act of flowing [...
foghorn 16 15 a horn sounded in fo...
folacin 17 15 a form of vitamin B...
footman 13 14 a male servant [n FO...
footmen 13 14 FOOTMAN, a male serv...
foramen 13 14 a small anatomical o...
foreign 14 13 situated outside a p...
foreman 13 14 a man who supervises...
foremen 13 14 FOREMAN, a man who s...
foreran 12 11 FORERUN, to run in a...
forerun 13 12 to run in advance of...
forlorn 14 12 forsaken [adj FORLOR...
forwarn 16 14 to warn in advance,...
forworn 16 14 worn out, also FOREW...
fourgon 14 14 (French) a baggage-w...
foxskin 21 22 the skin of a fox [n...
franion 12 12 (obsolete) a loose w...
freegan 13 13 an opponent of consu...
freeman 13 14 one who is free [n F...
freemen 13 14 FREEMAN, one who is...
freshen 15 13 to improve the condi...
frisson 14 11 (French) an emotiona...
frogman 15 16 a person equipped fo...
frogmen 15 16 FROGMAN, a person eq...
fronton 12 12 an area used for jai...
fructan 17 15 a type of polymer of...
fuchsin 20 17 a red dye, also FUCH...
fushion 16 14 (Scots) physical ene...
fustian 14 12 a coarse, sturdy clo...
gadroon 11 11 to decorate with mou...
gadsman 13 14 (Scots) a person who...
gadsmen 13 14 GADSMAN, (Scots) a p...
gallein 14 12 a red crystalline dy...
galleon 13 12 a sailing vessel of...
galloon 13 12 an ornamental braid...
galopin 15 14 (obsolete) an errand...
gamelan 13 14 a Javanese instrumen...
gastrin 13 10 a hormone which stim...
gateman 12 13 a person in charge o...
gatemen 12 13 GATEMAN, a person in...
gelatin 13 11 a glutinous substanc...
gentian 11 11 any plant of the gen...
germain 13 13 (Shakespeare) a germ...
gherkin 16 16 a kind of small, pri...
ghrelin 16 13 a gastrointestinal h...
gigaton 13 12 a unit of weight, a...
gillion 15 12 a thousand million [...
gittern 13 10 to play a medieval g...
gladden 13 13 to make glad [v -ED,...
gladdon 13 13 (dialect) an iris [n...
glairin 14 11 a glairy viscous sub...
glassen 13 11 like glass [adj]
gleeman 13 14 (obsolete) an itiner...
gleemen 13 14 GLEEMAN, (obsolete)...
gliadin 14 12 one of a group of pr...
glisten 14 11 to sparkle or shine;...
glonoin 12 12 a name for nitroglyc...
glutton 14 12 a person who feeds t...
goddamn 13 15 to damn, also GODDAM...
godroon 11 11 a moulding band [n -...
goldarn 13 12 (colloquial) to damn...
goldurn 14 13 an expression of ang...
gombeen 14 16 (Irish) usury; chief...
goodman 12 14 the master of a hous...
goodmen 12 14 GOODMAN, the master...
gorsoon 11 10 a boy or boy-servant...
gossoon 11 10 a boy or boy-servant...
gownman 15 17 one whose profession...
gownmen 15 17 GOWNMAN, one whose p...
graddan 12 12 to parch in the husk...
graplin 16 14 a type of anchor, al...
grayhen 20 14 the female of the bl...
greaten 11 10 to make great [v -ED...
grecian 15 13 a step, also GRECE,...
greisen 12 10 (German) a rock comp...
gremlin 15 14 a goblin accused of...
greyhen 20 14 the female of the bl...
griffin 18 16 an imaginary animal...
griffon 17 16 a dog like a coarse-...
gripman 16 16 a cable car operator...
gripmen 16 16 GRIPMAN, a cable car...
griskin 15 14 the lean part of a l...
grunion 12 12 a small Californian...
grutten 13 11 GREET, to address in...
gryphon 23 17 a fabled animal part...
gudeman 13 15 the master of a hous...
gudemen 13 15 GUDEMAN, the master...
gudgeon 13 14 to defraud, dupe [v...
guerdon 12 12 a reward, a recompen...
guesten 12 11 (obsolete) to stay a...
habitan 15 13 (French) a French na...
hackman 18 20 the driver of a hack...
hackmen 18 20 HACKMAN, the driver...
hafflin 19 17 (Scots) a half-grown...
hagborn 16 15 born of a witch [adj...
hagdown 17 16 a sea bird, the grea...
hairpin 16 13 a hair fastener [n -...
halcyon 23 16 a mythical bird that...
halflin 18 15 a half-grown person,...
hallian 15 12 (Scots) a lout or la...
hallion 15 12 (Scots) a lout or la...
hallyon 21 14 (Scots) a lout or la...
halogen 14 13 any of the group of...
handgun 14 15 a gun that can be he...
hangman 14 16 an executioner [n HA...
hangmen 14 16 HANGMAN, an executio...
hanuman 13 15 an East Indian monke...
hardman 14 14 a tough, ruthless ma...
hardmen 14 14 HARDMAN, a tough, ru...
hardpan 15 14 a layer of hard subs...
harijan 15 19 in India, a member o...
harpoon 14 13 to strike with a bar...
harshen 15 12 to make harsh [v -ED...
hasbian 15 13 a former lesbian who...
headman 13 14 a foreman [n HEADMEN...
headmen 13 14 HEADMAN, a foreman [...
headpin 15 14 a bowling pin [n -S]
hearken 13 14 to listen to, also H...
hearten 12 10 to give courage to,...
heathen 14 12 an uncivilized perso...
hebenon 13 14 anything with a pois...
hegemon 14 15 a political state ha...
hegumen 15 16 the head of a monast...
helicon 17 14 a large circular bra...
heliman 15 14 a helicopter operato...
helimen 15 14 HELIMAN, a helicopte...
hellion 15 12 a troublesome person...
hematin 14 13 a compound of hemogl...
heparin 15 13 a complex substance...
herdman 14 14 a keeper of a herd,...
herdmen 14 14 HERDMAN, a keeper of...
hessian 13 10 a strong coarse clot...
hexagon 19 19 a polygon having six...
hexosan 18 17 a polysaccharide tha...
highman 18 17 a loaded die [n HIGH...
highmen 18 17 HIGHMAN, a loaded di...
hillmen 17 15 people living among...
hirudin 15 12 a substance present...
hoarsen 12 10 to make hoarse [v -E...
hoatzin 16 19 a South American bir...
hoedown 15 14 (US) a country dance...
homelyn 21 16 the spotted ray [n -...
hominin 14 14 any member of the ta...
hoodman 13 14 the person blindfold...
hoodmen 13 14 HOODMAN, the person...
hordein 13 11 a protein found in b...
horizon 16 19 the line where earth...
hoseman 13 13 a fireman who direct...
hosemen 13 13 HOSEMAN, a fireman w...
houngan 13 14 a voodoo priest, als...
huffkin 20 21 a bun made of bread...
huitain 14 11 a group of eight lin...
humogen 15 16 a fertilizer compose...
hyperon 21 15 a class of atomic pa...
imbrown 18 17 to make brown, also...
impregn 16 16 (archaic) to impregn...
inchpin 19 17 (obsolete) the sweet...
indamin 12 13 any unstable organic...
indican 14 13 a glucoside that occ...
indigen 12 12 one born in a countr...
indrawn 14 13 drawn in [adj]
indulin 13 12 a blue dye, also IND...
ingrain 12 11 to impress firmly on...
ingrown 15 14 grown into the flesh...
inhibin 16 14 a human sex hormone...
inhuman 14 15 lacking desirable hu...
inkhorn 14 15 a small container fo...
insulin 13 11 a protein hormone pr...
inwoven 15 16 INWEAVE, to weave in...
ionogen 10 11 a compound capable o...
iridian 12 9 relating to the iris...
ironman 11 12 a man of great stren...
ironmen 11 12 IRONMAN, a man of gr...
isleman 13 12 an islander, also IS...
islemen 13 12 ISLEMAN, an islander...
isospin 14 11 a quantum number app...
isotron 11 8 a device for separat...
jackeen 16 24 (Irish) a person fro...
jackman 18 27 a soldier wearing le...
jackmen 18 27 JACKMAN, a soldier w...
jacobin 18 23 a variety of fancy p...
jalapin 16 21 a glucoside resin, o...
jargoon 13 19 a brilliant pale or...
jarkman 15 24 (archaic) a vagabond...
jarkmen 15 24 JARKMAN, (archaic) a...
javelin 16 22 to pierce with a lig...
jazzman 20 38 a musician who plays...
jazzmen 20 38 JAZZMAN, a musician...
jigsawn 18 22 JIGSAW, to cut with...
jillion 16 19 an indefinite but ex...
jimpson 17 23 as in jimpson weed,...
johnson 14 20 (slang) a penis [n -...
junkman 15 26 a man who buys and s...
junkmen 15 26 JUNKMAN, a man who b...
juryman 21 23 a member of a jury,...
jurymen 21 23 JURYMAN, a member of...
kamseen 12 15 the sirocco in Egypt...
keelman 13 16 one employed in mana...
keelmen 13 16 KEELMAN, one employe...
keelson 12 13 a wooden or steel st...
keratin 12 12 a fibrous protein [n...
kerogen 12 14 a kind of bitumen fo...
khamsin 16 17 (Arabic) the sirocco...
kidskin 15 17 a type of leather [n...
kikumon 15 20 the chrysanthemum ba...
kiloton 13 13 a measure of explosi...
kinchin 18 18 in thieves's slang,...
kinetin 12 13 a substance that inc...
kingpin 16 18 a central bolt conne...
kinsman 13 16 a male relative [n K...
kinsmen 13 16 KINSMAN, a male rela...
kipskin 17 19 leather prepared fro...
kirimon 14 15 a Japanese imperial...
kirkman 15 19 a clergyman or offic...
kirkmen 15 19 KIRKMAN, a clergyman...
kirkton 14 16 (Scots) a village wi...
kitchen 18 17 a room equipped for...
klavern 15 17 a local branch of th...
kneepan 12 16 the kneecap [n -S]
kremlin 15 16 a Russian citadel [n...
krypton 21 17 an element, an inert...
krytron 19 14 an electronic timing...
lactean 14 12 milky; consisting of...
ladykin 20 16 (archaic) a little l...
lambkin 17 19 a small lamb, also L...
laminin 13 13 a glycoprotein [n -S...
lampern 15 15 a primitive fish-lik...
lampion 15 15 an oil lamp, often i...
lampoon 14 15 to ridicule by perso...
landman 12 14 a man who lives and...
landmen 12 14 LANDSMAN, a man who...
lanolin 12 11 a fatty substance ob...
lantern 11 10 a lamp or light in a...
larchen 17 14 of or pertaining to...
lardoon 11 10 a strip of bacon, al...
larigan 13 11 a type of leather bo...
leadman 12 13 a worker in charge o...
leadmen 12 13 LEADMAN, a worker in...
lectern 15 12 a reading desk or su...
lection 15 12 a portion of sacred...
lecturn 16 13 (obsolete) a reading...
leghorn 15 13 a kind of smooth, pl...
leguaan 12 12 (Dutch) a large moni...
legumin 15 15 a plant protein obta...
lensman 12 13 (colloquial) a camer...
lensmen 12 13 LENSMAN, (colloquial...
lesbian 14 12 a female homosexual...
letdown 15 13 an anticlimax [n -S]
lethean 13 11 resembling in effect...
lettern 12 9 (obsolete) a reading...
leuchen 17 15 LAUCH, (Scots) to la...
leughen 15 14 LAUCH, (Scots) to la...
levulin 16 15 a sugar in certain p...
lexicon 21 19 a dictionary [n LEXI...
liaison 12 9 a means of maintaini...
liftman 16 15 a person who operate...
liftmen 16 15 LIFTMAN, a person wh...
lighten 16 13 to reduce the weight...
ligroin 14 11 (tradename) a name a...
limacon 16 15 (French) a type of m...
limpkin 18 19 an American wading b...
lineman 12 13 one who installs or...
linemen 12 13 LINEMAN, one who ins...
linkman 14 17 a male hired to ligh...
linkmen 14 17 LINKMAN, a male hire...
linuron 12 11 a herbicide [n -S]
littlin 15 10 (Scots) a child, als...
lobefin 16 15 a type of fish to wh...
lockman 17 19 a lockkeeper; a publ...
lockmen 17 19 LOCKMAN, a lockkeepe...
locoman 15 15 a railway engine dri...
locomen 15 15 LOCOMAN, a railway e...
lokshen 15 15 (Yiddish) noodles [n...
lordkin 14 14 a little lord, also...
lorgnon 12 12 a pair of eyeglasses...
lowborn 17 15 of humble birth [adj...
lowdown 18 16 the real information...
loxygen 25 20 liquid oxygen, also...
lucigen 17 15 a lamp burning oil m...
lumpkin 18 20 a lout [n -S]
lupulin 17 15 a medicinal powder o...
luthern 15 12 a dormer window [n -...
lyncean 20 15 lynxlike; sharp-sigh...
lyricon 22 14 an electronic wind i...
lysogen 19 13 an antigen increasin...
madison 12 12 a type of cyle relay...
madzoon 14 21 a food similar to yo...
mafflin 18 18 a simpleton, also MA...
magsman 14 16 a street swindler [n...
magsmen 14 16 MAGSMAN, a street sw...
mailman 14 15 a man who carries an...
mailmen 14 15 MAILMAN, a man who c...
mailvan 15 16 any vehicle which ca...
malison 13 12 a curse, a maledicti...
maltman 14 15 one who makes malt,...
maltmen 14 15 MALTMAN, one who mak...
mamasan 12 14 a Japanese woman in...
mamelon 13 15 (French) a rounded h...
manakin 12 16 any of various small...
manikin 13 16 an anatomical model...
mansion 11 12 a large impressive h...
marchen 17 16 (German) a story or...
markman 14 18 a person skillful at...
markmen 14 18 MARKMAN, a person sk...
martian 12 11 a supposed inhabitan...
mashlin 16 14 a mixed grain, also...
mashman 15 16 a worker in a brewer...
mashmen 15 16 MASHMAN, a worker in...
matzoon 14 20 a food similar to yo...
maudlin 14 14 weakly sentimental [...
mauvein 14 16 a mauve dye, also MA...
maximin 20 21 the highest value in...
meatman 12 14 a vendor of meat [n...
meatmen 12 14 MEATMAN, a vendor of...
meconin 14 15 a white, fusible, ne...
medusan 12 13 a jellyfish, also ME...
megaron 12 13 the principal hall i...
megaton 12 13 a unit of explosive...
melanin 12 13 any of various dark...
menazon 13 21 an insecticide [n -S...
menshen 13 14 (Chinese) a Chinese...
mention 11 12 to remark briefly [v...
mersion 12 11 (obsolete) dipping,...
mesclun 17 16 (French) a mixed sal...
mesquin 21 21 (French) mean, sordi...
messman 13 14 a serviceman who wor...
messmen 13 14 MESSMAN, a servicema...
metopon 13 14 a pain-relieving dru...
miction 16 14 (obsolete) the voidi...
midiron 13 12 a golf club [n -S]
midnoon 11 13 midday [n -S]
midtown 16 15 the centre of town [...
milkman 16 19 a man who sells or d...
milkmen 16 19 MILKMAN, a man who s...
million 15 13 a thousand thousand...
millrun 16 14 the current of water...
minikin 14 16 a small dainty creat...
minivan 14 16 a small van [n -S]
misborn 15 14 born to misfortune [...
miscoin 16 14 to coin improperly [...
misjoin 15 20 to join incorrectly...
mislain 14 12 MISLIE, to lie in th...
misplan 16 15 to plan badly [v MIS...
misseen 12 11 MISSEE, to see wrong...
mission 13 11 to send to perform a...
misween 15 14 to judge wrongly [v...
mitogen 13 13 a substance the indu...
mixdown 22 22 mixing a multitrack...
mixtion 19 18 a mixture of amber m...
mobsman 15 17 a member of a mob [n...
mobsmen 15 17 MOBSMAN, a member of...
moellon 13 13 (French) rubble in m...
mohican 17 16 a punk hairstyle [n...
moisten 12 11 to make or become mo...
molimen 14 15 (Latin) a great effo...
monaxon 16 19 a straight spicule i...
mondain 11 13 a (male) person who...
moneran 10 12 a cellular organism...
moneron 10 12 a hypothetical simpl...
monsoon 10 12 a wind system in SE...
monuron 11 13 a herbicide [n -S]
moorhen 13 13 a water bird, aka wa...
moorman 12 14 an inhabitant of a m...
moormen 12 14 MOORMAN, an inhabita...
mootman 12 14 a law student who ar...
mootmen 12 14 MOOTMAN, a law stude...
morphin 17 16 the principal alkalo...
morrion 12 11 (historical) a crest...
mouflon 15 16 (French) a Corsican...
moulten 13 13 (Shakespeare) having...
mowburn 18 18 to heat and ferment...
mucigen 17 17 a substance secreted...
mueddin 13 14 (Arabic) the Muslim...
muezzin 19 30 (Arabic) the Muslim...
mullein 15 14 a tall, stiff, yello...
mullion 15 14 an upright division...
munnion 11 14 an upright division...
murgeon 13 14 to mock with grimace...
murlain 14 13 (Gaelic) a narrow-mo...
murrain 13 12 a disease of cattle,...
murrion 13 12 a disease of cattle,...
musimon 14 15 a Corsican wild shee...
mutagen 13 14 a substance that cau...
mylodon 19 15 an extinct genus of...
nankeen 9 14 a durable buff-colou...
narceen 12 12 a narcotic component...
narcein 13 12 a narcotic component...
navarin 12 13 a stew containing mu...
negaton 10 11 a hypothetical atomi...
nephron 14 14 an excretory unit of...
netizen 13 18 a citizen of the Int...
neuston 10 10 the aggregate of min...
neutron 10 10 a particle in the nu...
newborn 15 15 a recently born baby...
newmown 17 18 recently mown [adj]
newsman 14 15 a news reporter [n N...
newsmen 14 15 NEWSMAN, a news repo...
nicotin 14 12 a poisonous alkaloid...
ninepin 12 13 a wooden pin used in...
nocturn 14 13 any one of the three...
nonagon 9 12 a nine-sided polygon...
noniron 9 10 not needing to be ir...
norimon 11 12 (Japanese) a covered...
nuclein 15 14 a protein found in c...
nucleon 14 14 a general name for a...
numpkin 16 20 a stupid person [n -...
oarsman 11 11 a person who rows a...
oarsmen 11 11 OARSMAN, a person wh...
obelion 13 12 a part of the skull...
octagon 14 13 an eight-sided plane...
oddsman 12 13 (Scots) an umpire or...
oddsmen 12 13 ODDSMAN, (Scots) an...
oestrin 11 8 an estrogen, also ES...
oilskin 14 13 a waterproof fabric...
ologoan 11 11 (Irish) to complain...
omicron 15 14 a Greek letter, also...
omikron 13 15 a Greek letter, also...
oncogen 13 14 an agent producing c...
oolakan 11 13 (Native American) th...
opinion 12 12 a judgement one hold...
oppidan 15 15 a town-dweller; a st...
opsonin 12 12 a substance of blood...
orarian 10 8 a coast-dweller [n -...
orarion 10 8 in the Orthodox Chur...
oration 10 8 a formal speech [n -...
organon 10 11 a system of rules fo...
orraman 11 11 (Scots) a worker, es...
orramen 11 11 ORRAMAN, (Scots) a w...
orthian 13 10 of singing etc., ver...
ortolan 11 9 a European bird [n -...
ottoman 11 11 a low, stuffed seat...
ouabain 12 12 (Somali) a poisonous...
oulakan 12 14 (Native American) th...
outburn 14 13 to burn longer than...
outearn 10 9 to surpass in earnin...
outfawn 16 15 to surpass in fawnin...
outgain 12 11 to gain more than [v...
outgrin 13 11 to surpass in grinni...
outlain 12 10 OUTLIE, to lie outsi...
outplan 14 13 to surpass in planni...
outseen 10 9 OUTSEE, to see beyon...
outspan 13 12 to unharness a draft...
outturn 12 10 a quantity produced...
outworn 14 12 OUTWEAR, to last lon...
ovarian 12 12 pertaining to an ova...
ovation 12 12 a demonstration of p...
overman 13 15 to provide with more...
overmen 13 15 OVERMAN, a foreman [...
overran 12 12 OVERRUN, to swarm ov...
overren 12 12 (archaic) to overrun...
overrun 13 13 to swarm over [v OVE...
paceman 16 17 in cricket, a pace b...
pacemen 16 17 PACEMAN, in cricket,...
packman 18 21 one who bears a pack...
packmen 18 21 PACKMAN, one who bea...
paction 16 14 to agree, make a pac...
paillon 15 13 a decorative metalli...
paladin 14 13 a knightly champion...
pampean 15 17 a native of the pamp...
pampoen 15 17 (South African) a pu...
papayan 20 16 like a papaya [adj]
paphian 17 16 a prostitute [n -S]
paraben 14 14 any of a group of ch...
paragon 13 13 a model of perfectio...
parison 13 11 (French) a lump of g...
passion 13 11 to exhibit strong fe...
passman 14 14 someone who graduate...
passmen 14 14 PASSMAN, someone who...
pastern 13 11 the part of horse's...
patroon 12 11 a landowner granted...
pattern 13 11 to copy a design [v...
patulin 15 13 a drug derived from...
paydown 22 17 the reduction of deb...
pearlin 14 12 (Scots) a lace of si...
peatman 13 14 a peat seller [n PEA...
peatmen 13 14 PEATMAN, a peat sell...
peebeen 13 14 a large, hardwood, e...
pelican 17 15 a large, web-footed...
peloton 13 12 the main body of rid...
pemican 17 17 a food prepared by N...
penguin 14 15 a flightless, aquati...
pension 12 12 to grant a retiremen...
peraeon 11 11 a crustacean's thora...
pereion 12 11 a crustacean's thora...
pericon 16 14 an Argentinan folk-d...
perigon 14 13 an angle equal to 36...
permian 14 14 relating to the last...
pertain 13 11 to have reference or...
phaeton 14 13 a light two-horse fo...
phallin 18 15 a type of fungal poi...
picolin 18 15 a compound related t...
pidgeon 14 14 a simplified speech...
pigmean 15 16 pygmy-like, also PIG...
pigskin 17 17 the skin of a pig [n...
pikeman 15 18 a soldier armed with...
pikemen 15 18 PIKEMAN, a soldier a...
pilcorn 18 15 the naked oat, a var...
pillion 16 13 to sit on a pillion...
pindown 16 16 a technique for cont...
pinguin 15 15 a flightless aquatic...
pirogen 14 13 PIROG, (Russian) a l...
plasmin 16 15 a proteolytic enzyme...
plasmon 15 15 the total of the gen...
platoon 13 12 in American football...
playpen 22 17 a safety device for...
plebean 15 15 (Shakespeare) plebei...
plerion 14 12 a supernova remnant...
pleuron 14 13 a part of a thoracic...
plosion 14 12 a release of breath...
plowman 18 18 a man who drives or...
plowmen 18 18 PLOWMAN, a man who d...
plumpen 18 19 to plump, to make we...
pluvian 17 17 rainy, also PLUVIAL,...
pocosen 15 14 (Native American) an...
pocosin 16 14 (Native American) an...
pocoson 15 14 (Native American) an...
poisson 13 11 (French) a fish [n -...
polaron 13 12 a free electron trap...
pollman 16 16 a graduate with a pa...
pollmen 16 16 POLLMAN, a graduate...
polygon 21 16 a plane figure bound...
pompion 16 17 (obsolete) a pumpkin...
pompoon 15 17 (obsolete) any trifl...
pontoon 11 12 a flat-bottomed boat...
popcorn 18 17 maize or Indian corn...
poperin 15 14 (obsolete) a variety...
portion 13 11 to divide into share...
portman 14 14 an inhabitant or bur...
portmen 14 14 PORTMAN, an inhabita...
positon 13 11 an electron but with...
posteen 12 11 an Afghan sheepskin...
postern 13 11 a rear door or gate...
postman 14 14 a mailman [n POSTMEN...
postmen 14 14 POSTMAN, a mailman [...
potheen 14 13 (Irish) illicitly di...
potteen 12 11 (Irish) illicitly di...
poussin 14 12 (French) a chicken r...
prawlin 18 15 an almond coated wit...
preborn 15 14 being carried in the...
predawn 16 15 the time just before...
prenoon 11 12 before noon [adj]
preplan 16 15 to plan in advance [...
preteen 12 11 a child under the ag...
prewarn 16 14 to warn in advance [...
preworn 16 14 of clothing, worn be...
pridian 14 12 of or pertaining to...
pronoun 12 13 a word that may be u...
propman 16 17 a man in charge of s...
propmen 16 17 PROPMAN, a man in ch...
protean 12 11 having a varied natu...
protein 13 11 a nitrogenous organi...
psammon 15 17 a group of micro-org...
pterion 13 11 a place where severa...
ptomain 14 14 a compound produced...
ptyalin 21 14 a salivary enzyme [n...
puccoon 19 18 (Native American) a...
puldron 15 14 (obsolete) a shoulde...
pullman 17 17 a railroad sleeping...
pulsion 15 13 the act of driving f...
pultoon 14 13 an Indian regiment,...
pumpion 17 18 (obsolete) a pumpkin...
pumpkin 19 22 a plant of the gourd...
puritan 14 12 a person who is stri...
purloin 15 13 to steal; to filch [...
pushpin 19 17 a large-headed pin [...
putamen 14 15 (Latin) a fruit ston...
putdown 17 16 a disparaging or snu...
pygmean 21 18 pygmy-like, also PIG...
pyrogen 20 15 a substance that pro...
pyronin 19 14 either of two synthe...
quartan 19 18 a malarial fever rec...
quassin 20 18 the bitter principle...
quiblin 24 22 (obsolete) a quibble...
quicken 24 25 to speed up [v -ED,...
quieten 19 18 to make quiet [v -ED...
quillon 22 20 the arm of the cross...
quintan 19 19 a malarial fever rec...
quintin 20 19 a kind of fine linen...
quodlin 21 20 a variety of elongat...
raccoon 16 14 a small American ani...
raftman 14 14 one who manages a ra...
raftmen 14 14 RAFTMAN, one who man...
railman 13 12 a railway employee [...
railmen 13 12 RAILMAN, a railway e...
ramakin 13 15 a small casserole di...
ramekin 13 15 a small casserole di...
rampion 14 14 a European plant [n...
ratteen 10 8 a rough dress fabric...
rattlin 13 9 any of the small lin...
rattoon 10 8 to sprout from a roo...
ravelin 14 13 a type of fortificat...
readorn 10 9 to adorn again [v -E...
realign 13 11 to align again [v -E...
rebegan 13 13 REBEGIN, to begin ag...
rebegin 14 13 to begin again [v RE...
rebegun 14 14 REBEGIN, to begin ag...
reclean 14 12 to clean again [v -E...
recrown 17 14 to crown again [v -E...
rection 14 11 syntactical governme...
redrawn 14 12 REDRAW, to draw agai...
redskin 13 13 (colloquial) a Nativ...
reedman 11 12 one who plays a reed...
reedmen 11 12 REEDMAN, one who pla...
reelman 12 12 the member of a life...
reelmen 12 12 REELMAN, the member...
reflown 17 15 REFLY, to fly again...
refrain 13 11 to keep oneself from...
regimen 13 13 a systematic plan [n...
regiven 14 14 REGIVE, to give agai...
regreen 11 10 to green again [v -E...
regrown 15 13 REGROW, to grow agai...
rejourn 13 18 (Shakespeare) to pos...
relaxin 18 16 a hormone which has...
relearn 11 9 to learn again [v RE...
repoman 13 14 one who repossesses...
repomen 13 14 REPOMAN, one who rep...
rerisen 11 8 RERISE, to rise agai...
reshown 16 13 RESHOW, to show agai...
resilin 13 9 an elastic substance...
retaken 11 12 RETAKE, to take back...
retrain 11 8 to train again [v -E...
reunion 10 10 a uniting of people...
rewaken 14 15 to waken again, also...
rewiden 14 12 to widen again [v -E...
rewoken 14 15 REWAKE, to wake agai...
rewoven 15 15 REWEAVE, to weave ag...
ribston 14 11 a variety of winter...
righten 15 12 (archaic) to set rig...
ringman 13 14 the ring finger [n R...
ringmen 13 14 RINGMAN, the ring fi...
ripsawn 17 14 RIPSAW, to cut with...
roadman 11 12 one who works making...
roadmen 11 12 ROADMAN, one who wor...
rockoon 14 15 a small rocket [n -S...
rodsman 12 12 a surveyor's assista...
rodsmen 12 12 RODSMAN, a surveyor'...
rontgen 11 11 (German) the interna...
roughen 14 13 to make rough [v -ED...
rubdown 17 16 a brisk rubbing down...
rubicon 17 15 the winning of a gam...
ruckman 17 19 in Australian rules...
ruckmen 17 19 RUCKMAN, in Australi...
ruction 15 12 a noisy disturbance...
ruffian 16 15 to behave like a tou...
rullion 14 11 (Scots) a rawhide sh...
rundown 14 14 a summary, a stateme...
runnion 10 11 (Shakespeare) a mang...
sabaton 12 11 (historical) a foot-...
sabayon 18 13 (French) a sauce of...
sacaton 13 11 (Spanish) a type of...
sadiron 11 9 a heavy flatiron wit...
saffian 15 14 a brightly-coloured...
saffron 15 14 a flowering plant; i...
sagaman 12 13 a writer of sagas [n...
sagamen 12 13 SAGAMAN, a writer of...
sagouin 12 11 a South American mon...
salamon 12 12 (obsolete) the mass,...
salfern 14 12 a medicinal herb, ak...
salicin 16 12 a bitter crystalline...
salpian 14 12 a free-swimming smal...
saltern 12 9 a saltwork [n -S]
saltpan 14 12 a large pan for maki...
samisen 12 11 (Japanese) a banjo-l...
sandman 11 13 a mythical person wh...
sandmen 11 13 SANDMAN, a mythical...
saponin 12 12 a soapy substance ob...
sarafan 12 11 (Russian) the nation...
sarsden 11 9 a sandstone boulder...
saurian 11 9 any of a suborder of...
savarin 13 12 (French) a cake made...
saxhorn 19 17 a brass wind instrum...
scolion 15 12 a Greek drinking son...
scuchin 21 17 (Spenser) a shield b...
sculpin 19 16 the scorpion fish, a...
section 14 11 to divide into disti...
seedman 11 12 a dealer in seeds, a...
seedmen 11 12 SEEDMAN, a dealer in...
semeion 11 11 (Greek) in ancient p...
serafin 13 11 (Portuguese) a forme...
sericin 15 11 the gelatinous prote...
sericon 14 11 a conjectural red or...
session 11 8 a period of time spe...
sextain 17 15 a stanza of six line...
shaitan 13 10 (Arabic) an evil spi...
shallon 15 12 an evergreen shrub o...
sharpen 15 13 to make sharp [v -ED...
shebean 14 13 a place where liquor...
shebeen 14 13 a place where liquor...
sheitan 13 10 (Arabic) an evil spi...
shinkin 15 15 (Welsh) a worthless...
shipman 17 16 a sailor; a skipper...
shipmen 17 16 SHIPMAN, a sailor; a...
shippen 18 16 a cowshed, also SHIP...
shippon 18 16 a cowshed, also SHIP...
shitcan 17 13 to discard or reject...
shodden 13 12 SHOE, to provide wit...
shoneen 11 11 (Irish) an Irishman...
shopman 16 16 a man who owns or op...
shopmen 16 16 SHOPMAN, a man who o...
shorten 13 10 to check or lessen t...
shotgun 15 13 to shoot with a type...
shotten 13 10 of a salmon, having...
showman 17 16 a theatrical produce...
showmen 17 16 SHOWMAN, a theatrica...
shriven 16 14 SHRIVE, to hear a co...
sideman 12 12 a member of a jazz b...
sidemen 12 12 SIDEMAN, a member of...
sierran 11 8 relating to a mounta...
silicon 16 12 a nonmetallic elemen...
silvern 15 13 made of silver [adj]
simpkin 17 18 an Urdu corruption o...
sirloin 13 9 a loin of beef, or t...
sirtuin 13 9 any of a group of en...
sixteen 17 15 a number [n -S]
skidpan 15 16 a track for triallin...
skolion 13 13 a Greek drinking son...
skulpin 17 17 a kind of fish, aka...
skyborn 21 17 of heavenly birth [a...
slacken 16 16 to loosen or retard,...
sleeken 12 13 to make smooth or gl...
slicken 17 16 to smooth, polish [v...
slidden 13 11 SLIDE, to move smoot...
slocken 16 16 (Scots) to quench, m...
slurban 15 13 like a slurb, i.e. c...
smarten 12 11 to improve in appear...
smidgen 14 14 a very small amount,...
smidgin 15 14 a very small amount,...
smitten 13 11 SMITE, to strike hea...
snaptin 13 12 a container for food...
snowman 14 15 a figure made of sno...
snowmen 14 15 SNOWMAN, a figure ma...
snubfin 16 16 as in snubfin dolphi...
sockman 16 18 a tenant by socage,...
sockmen 16 18 SOCKMAN, a tenant by...
sojourn 13 18 to stay temporarily...
sokeman 12 15 a tenant by socage,...
sokemen 12 15 SOKEMAN, a tenant by...
solanin 11 10 a poisonous alkaloid...
soliton 12 9 a solitary wave in p...
songman 12 14 (Shakespeare) a sing...
songmen 12 14 SONGMAN, (Shakespear...
sorehon 12 10 (Irish) an ancient I...
soroban 12 11 (Japanese) a Japanes...
souldan 12 11 (Arabic) the monarch...
soupcon 16 15 (French) a suspicion...
soupfin 16 15 the requiem shark, w...
soybean 18 13 a bean produced by a...
spaeman 13 14 a fortune teller [n...
spaemen 13 14 SPAEMAN, a fortune t...
spartan 13 11 a crisp red-skinned...
speldin 15 13 a haddock or other s...
spelean 13 12 living in caves, als...
spitten 14 11 SPIT, to throw out s...
spongin 14 14 a horny substance in...
sponson 12 12 a platform jutting f...
sporran 13 11 a large purse worn b...
standen 10 10 (Spenser) to stand (...
starken 12 12 to make or become st...
station 11 8 to assign to a posit...
stearin 11 8 the solid portion of...
steepen 12 11 to become steep [v -...
stemson 12 11 a supporting timber...
stepson 13 11 a son of one's spous...
stetson 11 8 (tradename) a broad-...
stewpan 16 14 a pan used for stewi...
stiffen 16 14 to make stiff [v -ED...
stollen 13 10 (German) a rich swee...
stonern 10 9 (dialect) of stone,...
stooden 10 9 STAND, to assume an...
stouten 11 9 to make stout [v -ED...
strawen 14 11 (archaic) made of st...
striven 14 12 STRIVE, to try hard...
stroken 12 12 STRIKE, to hit [v]
studden 12 11 STAND, to assume an...
stygian 19 12 (Greek) of or relati...
suasion 11 9 persuasion [n -S]
subclan 18 16 a subdivision of a c...
subdean 13 13 a subordinate dean [...
suberin 14 12 a substance found in...
subjoin 16 21 to add at the end [v...
subteen 13 12 a person approaching...
suction 15 12 to remove by sucking...
sudamen 12 13 (Latin) a whitish ve...
suidian 12 10 belonging to the pig...
sunburn 14 14 to burn by exposure...
sundown 14 14 the time at which th...
suppawn 19 18 (Native American) a...
suramin 13 12 a drug used in the t...
surfman 15 15 skilful boat handler...
surfmen 15 15 SURFMAN, skilful boa...
surgeon 12 11 one who practices su...
surloin 13 10 a loin of beef, or t...
sustain 12 9 to maintain by provi...
swagman 16 16 a hobo, also SWAGGIE...
swagmen 16 16 SWAGMAN, a hobo, als...
swanpan 15 15 (Chinese) a Chinese...
sweeten 13 11 to make sweet [v -ED...
swidden 15 13 land prepared by bur...
swollen 16 13 SWELL, to increase i...
symbion 21 16 an organism living i...
synanon 15 12 a method of group th...
synthon 19 13 a constituent part i...
taborin 13 11 a small drum, also T...
tachyon 22 15 a theoretical elemen...
taction 14 11 the act of touching...
tailfan 14 12 a fanlike swimming o...
tailfin 15 12 a decorative project...
tamarin 12 11 (French) a genus of...
tampion 14 14 (French) a protectiv...
tanghin 14 13 (Malagasy) a Madagas...
tapsman 14 14 a chief servant [n T...
tapsmen 14 14 TAPSMAN, a chief ser...
tardyon 17 11 a subatomic particle...
taurean 10 9 of or relating to a...
taximan 18 18 the driver of a taxi...
taximen 18 18 TAXIMAN, the driver...
tegumen 13 14 (Latin) the inner co...
telamon 12 12 (Greek) a draped mal...
telecon 14 12 (short for) teleconf...
teleman 12 12 a naval officer [n T...
telemen 12 12 TELEMAN, a naval off...
teleran 11 9 an air-traffic contr...
tendron 10 10 (French) a tendril [...
tension 10 9 to make strained [v...
ternion 10 9 a triad; a section o...
terrain 11 8 a tract of land [n -...
terreen 10 8 an earthenware jar,...
tersion 11 8 the act of wiping [n...
tertian 11 8 a fever recurring ev...
testern 11 8 (Shakespeare) to rew...
testoon 10 8 a Portuguese or Ital...
thalian 14 11 pertaining to the Mu...
theelin 14 11 a female sex hormone...
theocon 15 13 a conservative who b...
therein 13 10 in that place [adv]
thereon 12 10 on that [adv]
therian 13 10 belonging to the sub...
thiamin 15 13 vitamin B1, found in...
thiazin 17 19 any of a group of or...
thicken 18 17 to make thick [v -ED...
thionin 13 11 a violet dye, also T...
thriven 16 14 THRIVE, to grow vigo...
tighten 15 12 to make tight [v -ED...
tinhorn 13 11 a showily pretentiou...
tolidin 13 10 a chemical compound,...
tollman 14 13 one who receives or...
tollmen 14 13 TOLLMAN, one who rec...
tompion 14 14 (French) a protectiv...
tongman 12 14 (Chinese) a member o...
tongmen 12 14 TONGMAN, (Chinese) a...
toolman 12 12 a man who works with...
toolmen 12 12 TOOLMAN, a man who w...
topsman 14 14 the chief drover of...
topsmen 14 14 TOPSMAN, the chief d...
topspin 16 14 a forward spin impar...
torchon 16 13 (French) a duster or...
tordion 11 9 (French) a Renaissan...
torsion 11 8 the act of twisting...
torulin 13 10 a vitamin in yeast [...
toughen 14 13 to make tough [v -ED...
toytown 20 13 a small model of a t...
treason 10 8 betrayal of one's co...
triaxon 17 15 a sponge spicule wit...
triazin 15 17 a nitrogen compound...
tricorn 15 11 a hat with the brim...
tridarn 12 9 (Welsh) a Welsh dres...
triduan 12 10 lasting three days [...
tripman 15 14 a man hired to work...
tripmen 15 14 TRIPMAN, a man hired...
triptan 14 11 a drug for treating...
trocken 15 15 (German) of wine, dr...
trodden 11 10 TREAD, to walk on, o...
trudgen 13 12 a swimming stroke, a...
trueman 12 12 (archaic) an honest...
truemen 12 12 TRUEMAN, (archaic) a...
trypsin 21 13 an enzyme secreted b...
tubulin 16 14 a globular protein [...
tuition 12 9 a fee for instructio...
tulchan 18 15 (Gaelic) a calf's sk...
tunicin 15 13 a gelatinous substan...
turacin 15 12 a red or crimson pig...
turdion 12 10 (French) a Renaissan...
turfman 15 15 a person who is devo...
turfmen 15 15 TURFMAN, a person wh...
turndun 12 12 (Native Australian)...
twiggen 17 15 (Shakespeare) made o...
twitten 15 11 a narrow lane betwee...
tylosin 19 11 an antibiotic [n -S]
typhoon 21 15 a tropical hurricane...
uillean 13 11 (Irish) as in uillea...
umpteen 14 15 denoting an indefini...
unbegun 14 16 not yet begun [adj]
unblown 17 17 not blown, still in...
unchain 16 15 to free from a chain...
unclean 14 14 not clean [adj UNCLE...
uncrown 17 16 to deprive of a crow...
unction 14 13 anointing as a rite...
undrawn 14 14 UNDRAW, to draw open...
uneaten 9 10 not eaten [adj]
ungreen 11 12 not green [adj UNGRE...
ungrown 15 15 not grown [adj]
unhuman 14 16 not human [adj UNHUM...
unicorn 14 13 a mythical horselike...
unition 11 10 conjunction [n -S]
unknown 14 18 something that is no...
unladen 11 12 UNLADE, to unload [v...
unlearn 11 11 to put out of one's...
unoften 12 13 seldom [adv]
unqueen 18 20 to deprive of a quee...
unrisen 11 10 not risen [adj]
unriven 13 14 not riven [adj]
unroven 12 14 UNREEVE, to withdraw...
unshewn 16 15 (archaic) not shown...
unshorn 13 12 not shorn [adj]
unshown 16 15 not shown, also UNSH...
unslain 12 11 not slain [adj]
unsworn 14 13 UNSWEAR, to retract...
untaken 11 14 not taken [adj]
unwoman 14 16 to make unwomanly [v...
unwoven 15 17 UNWEAVE, to undo som...
upblown 20 19 UPBLOW, to blow up [...
updrawn 17 16 UPDRAW, to draw up [...
upgrown 18 17 UPGROW, to grow up [...
uprisen 14 12 UPRISE, to rise up [...
upsilon 15 13 (Greek) a Greek lett...
uptaken 14 16 UPTAKE, to take up [...
uptrain 14 12 (obsolete) to train...
uranian 10 10 heavenly; of the hea...
urethan 13 11 a crystalline ether,...
utopian 13 12 one who believes in...
vaurien 13 13 (French) a good-for-...
velamen 14 16 a thin membranous co...
venison 12 13 the edible flesh of...
vermian 14 15 pertaining to worms...
version 13 12 to create a new acco...
vervain 15 16 a wild verbena, beli...
veteran 12 12 a former member of t...
vibrion 16 15 a bacterium with a s...
vidicon 17 16 a type of television...
villain 16 14 a malevolent evildoe...
villein 16 14 (historical) a free...
vitamin 15 15 an organic substance...
vitrain 14 12 a separable constitu...
volutin 15 14 a granular substance...
voudoun 13 15 West Indian black ma...
vulturn 16 15 (obsolete) the Austr...
waitron 14 11 a server in a restau...
wakeman 15 18 (archaic) a watchman...
wakemen 15 18 WAKEMAN, (archaic) a...
wanigan 14 14 (Native American) in...
wannion 12 13 (Shakespeare) a word...
wardian 14 12 as in wardian case,...
warison 14 11 (obsolete) a bugle c...
warworn 17 14 worn with military s...
waveson 15 15 goods floating after...
wayworn 23 16 fatigued by travel [...
western 14 11 a film, book etc. co...
westlin 16 12 (Scots) towards the...
whatten 16 13 (dialect) what kind...
wheaten 15 13 the golden colour of...
wherein 16 13 in which place [adv]
whereon 15 13 on which [adv]
widgeon 15 14 a kind of freshwater...
windgun 16 16 an air gun [n -S]
wingman 16 17 the pilot behind the...
wingmen 16 17 WINGMAN, the pilot b...
wireman 15 14 one who makes or wor...
wiremen 15 14 WIREMAN, one who mak...
witchen 20 16 the mountain ash or...
wolfkin 19 19 a young wolf [n -S]
woodbin 16 15 a container for fire...
woodhen 15 14 the flightless rail...
woodman 14 15 one who works or liv...
woodmen 14 15 WOODMAN, one who wor...
woollen 15 13 a garment made of wo...
woolman 15 15 a dealer in wool [n...
woolmen 15 15 WOOLMAN, a dealer in...
workman 16 18 a male worker [n WOR...
workmen 16 18 WORKMAN, a male work...
writhen 17 13 (archaic) twisted, c...
written 15 11 WRITE, to form chara...
wrythen 23 15 (archaic) twisted, c...
xanthan 18 18 a gum produced by cu...
xanthin 19 18 a white substance, s...
xerafin 19 18 (Portuguese) a forme...
xylidin 26 19 any one of six metam...
xylogen 25 20 a woody tissue in tr...
yakhdan 20 17 (Persian) a box used...
yardman 18 14 a male outdoor worke...
yardmen 18 14 YARDMAN, a male outd...
yatagan 17 12 (Turkish) a Muslim l...
yealdon 17 12 (Scott) fuel, also E...
yeggman 20 17 a burglar esp. of sa...
yeggmen 20 17 YEGGMAN, a burglar e...
yestern 17 10 pertaining to yester...
ymolten 19 14 MELT, to change from...
youthen 19 13 to make or grow youn...
ypsilon 21 14 (Greek) the twentiet...
zacaton 16 20 (Spanish) a type of...
zecchin 23 25 (Italian) a former I...
zillion 17 19 an extremely large b...
zithern 17 19 a stringed instrumen...
zymogen 22 24 a substance that dev...
zymosan 21 22 an insoluble carbohy...