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abandon
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to leave or give up...
abdomen
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15
in mammals, the part...
abelian
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12
a term in group theo...
abidden
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ABIDE, to wait for;...
abstain
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11
to refrain deliberat...
abusion
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12
(Spenser) misuse, de...
acarian
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11
pertaining to mites,...
acknown
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ACKNOW, (obsolete) t...
acrasin
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11
a substance secreted...
acridin
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12
a chemical compound...
acrogen
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a cryptogam with a d...
actinon
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12
an isotope of radon...
acyloin
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14
a type of chemical c...
adermin
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12
a former name of pyr...
adjourn
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19
to suspend until a l...
adwoman
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15
a female worker in t...
adwomen
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15
ADWOMAN, a female wo...
aeolian
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9
pertaining to the wi...
aeonian
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9
lasting for aeons, e...
aglycon
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16
an organic compound,...
agnomen
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14
(Latin) a name added...
aileron
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9
a balancing flap on...
alation
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9
the state of having...
albumen
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the white of an egg...
albumin
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16
the protein part of...
alencon
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13
(French) a needlepoi...
alerion
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9
in heraldry, an eagl...
aleuron
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10
a protein found in s...
alkalin
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14
containing an alkali...
allicin
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13
a liquid compound fo...
alloxan
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an oxidation product...
almsman
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one who receives alm...
almsmen
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15
ALMSMAN, one who rec...
alphorn
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14
(German) a long powe...
althorn
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11
(German) an instrume...
amation
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11
lovemaking [n -S]
amebean
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14
alternately respondi...
amoeban
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14
relating to an amoeb...
amotion
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11
the removal of a cor...
anatman
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12
(Sanskrit) the Buddh...
andiron
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10
a metal support for...
aneurin
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10
vitamin B1, thiamine...
anlagen
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ANLAGE, the first di...
antigen
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11
a substance that sti...
antigun
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12
opposed to guns [adj...
antiman
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12
a homosexual man [n...
antimen
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12
ANTIMAN, a homosexua...
antlion
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10
an insect that digs...
anywhen
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16
taking place at no s...
apician
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14
luxurious in diet [a...
apiezon
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20
as in apiezon oils,...
apogean
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13
relating to an apoge...
aquilon
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19
(Shakespeare) the no...
archean
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13
relating to the arch...
argonon
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11
another name for any...
arraign
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10
to call before a cou...
arsheen
12
10
a Russian unit of le...
artisan
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8
a skilled workman [n...
artsman
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11
craftsman [n ARTSMEN...
artsmen
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11
ARTSMAN, craftsman [...
aspirin
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11
a pain relieving dru...
asudden
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11
(archaic) suddenly [...
atabrin
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11
(tradename) a bitter...
ataghan
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12
a Muslim long curved...
atebrin
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11
(tradename) a bitter...
atropin
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11
a medicine derived f...
auction
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12
to sell publicly to...
automan
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12
a maker of automobil...
automen
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12
AUTOMAN, a maker of...
autopen
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12
a mechanical device...
avellan
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14
(of heraldic crosses...
azurean
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18
azure, also AZURE, A...
baladin
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13
(French) a (male) th...
balafon
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a musical instrument...
balloon
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to swell out [v -ED,...
baracan
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(French) a coarsely...
barchan
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a crescent-shaped sa...
bargain
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to haggle over costs...
bargoon
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13
(Canadian slang) a b...
barkhan
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a crescent-shaped sa...
barmkin
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18
(archaic) a battleme...
baryton
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13
a kind of bass viol...
baseman
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a player who stands...
basemen
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BASEMAN, a player wh...
bassoon
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11
a woodwind instrumen...
bastion
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11
a tower at the corne...
batsman
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one who bats [n BATS...
batsmen
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BATSMAN, one who bat...
bawdkin
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a rich embroidered m...
bawneen
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15
(Irish) a white, clo...
beadman
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15
one who prays for an...
beadmen
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15
BEADMAN, one who pra...
beaufin
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15
a red cooking apple...
beclown
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18
to make ridiculous [...
bedawin
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15
a nomadic Arab, also...
bedeman
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15
one who prays for an...
bedemen
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15
BEDEMAN, one who pra...
bedgown
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17
a nightgown [n -S]
bedizen
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to dress gaudily [v...
bedouin
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13
a nomadic Arab, also...
beechen
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relating to a beech...
begroan
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to groan at [v -ED,...
beknown
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19
(archaic) known [adj...
bellman
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a watchman employed...
bellmen
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BELLMAN, a watchman...
beltman
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a lifesaver with a l...
beltmen
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15
BELTMAN, a lifesaver...
benison
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12
a blessing, a benedi...
benthon
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14
the flora and fauna...
benzoin
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21
a fragrant aromatic...
bestain
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11
to stain all over [v...
betaken
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15
BETAKE, to take ones...
bethorn
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13
to fill with thorns...
betoken
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15
to signify [v -ED, -...
between
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14
a needle of middling...
bighorn
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15
a kind of wild sheep...
billion
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13
a thousand million [...
billman
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one who uses, or is...
billmen
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16
BILLMAN, one who use...
biotron
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11
a climate control ch...
birchen
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16
made of birch [adj]
birdman
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15
a fowler or birdcatc...
birdmen
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15
BIRDMAN, a fowler or...
birlinn
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13
a Gaelic chief's bar...
bitchen
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16
(slang) marvellous [...
bitcoin
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14
a unit of digital cu...
bittern
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11
a wading bird, also...
bitumen
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15
(Latin) naturally oc...
blacken
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19
to make black, to de...
blouson
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13
(French) a loose out...
blowgun
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a long straight tube...
bluefin
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16
a species of whitefi...
boatman
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14
a man who works on a...
boatmen
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14
BOATMAN, a man who w...
bodhran
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14
(Irish) a shallow on...
bodikin
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a diminutive of body...
bodyman
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17
one who repairs auto...
bodymen
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17
BODYMAN, one who rep...
bogbean
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16
a marsh plant of the...
bogyman
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18
a terrifying creatur...
bogymen
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18
BOGYMAN, a terrifyin...
bondman
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a male slave [n BOND...
bondmen
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16
BONDMAN, a male slav...
bookman
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18
a scholar, a student...
bookmen
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18
BOOKMAN, a scholar,...
boomkin
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a spar projecting fr...
borazon
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a manmade compound o...
botulin
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13
a powerful bacterial...
bounden
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14
(archaic) being unde...
bourbon
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15
a kind of whisky [n...
bourdon
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13
the drone bass of a...
boursin
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12
a mild, smooth, crea...
bowsman
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a bowman (one who hu...
bowsmen
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BOWSMAN, a bowman (o...
bracken
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18
a large fern [n -S]
bradoon
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12
(French) a light mil...
brahman
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a member of the high...
brahmin
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a member of the high...
brechan
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(Scots) a horse-coll...
bredren
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(colloquial) a close...
bredrin
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(colloquial) a close...
bricken
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made of brick [adj]
bridoon
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12
a light military bri...
brisken
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to make brisk [v -ED...
broaden
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12
to make wider [v -ED...
brochan
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16
(Gaelic) gruel, porr...
brodkin
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a high boot worn by...
bronzen
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like bronze [adj]
brussen
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12
(dialect) bold [adj]
buckeen
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(Anglo-Irish) a poor...
buffoon
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a clown [n -S]
bullion
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14
uncoined gold or sil...
bullpen
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17
an enclosure for bul...
bumpkin
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a clumsy rustic [n -...
burgeon
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to grow rapidly [v -...
bursten
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12
BURST, to break open...
burthen
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14
to burden [v -ED, -I...
bushman
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17
(Australian) a settl...
bushmen
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17
BUSHMAN, (Australian...
butyrin
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14
a butyrate of glycer...
byreman
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16
a farm-servant who t...
byremen
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16
BYREMAN, a farm-serv...
cabezon
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23
(Spanish) a Californ...
cacumen
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18
(Latin) a top or poi...
caffein
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17
a bitter alkaloid us...
caisson
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a watertight chamber...
caldron
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13
a large kettle or bo...
calpain
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15
an enzyme for digest...
camaron
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14
(Spanish) a kind of...
campion
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17
any plant of the gen...
canakin
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16
a small can or cup,...
canikin
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16
a small can or cup,...
canteen
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12
a container used for...
cantion
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12
(Spenser) a song [n...
capelan
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15
a small marine fish...
capelin
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15
a small marine fish...
capitan
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14
(historical) the chi...
capstan
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an upright device fo...
captain
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to lead or command [...
caption
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a heading, legend or...
carabin
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a rifle with a relat...
caravan
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to travel in a porta...
carbarn
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14
a garage for buses [...
carbeen
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14
(Native Australian)...
cardoon
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a thistle-like plant...
carotin
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11
any of a number of r...
carrion
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11
dead and rotting fle...
carryon
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13
a fuss, a commotion...
cartoon
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11
to sketch a humorous...
caseman
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14
a compositor [n CASE...
casemen
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14
CASEMAN, a composito...
catapan
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14
the governor of Cala...
catchen
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16
(Spenser) to catch (...
cateran
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11
(Scots) a military i...
catskin
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15
the skin of a cat es...
caudron
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13
(Spenser) a cauldron...
caution
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to warn [v -ED, -ING...
caveman
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a cave dweller [n CA...
cavemen
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CAVEMAN, a cave dwel...
celadon
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13
a pale green colour;...
cerasin
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11
the insoluble portio...
ceratin
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11
a nitrogenous compou...
ceresin
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11
a kind of hard, whit...
certain
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11
absolutely confident...
cerumen
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15
(Latin) the yellow w...
cession
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11
a yielding to physic...
chagrin
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15
to humiliate [v CHAG...
challan
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15
a waybill; a pass, a...
chanson
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14
(French) a song [n -...
chapman
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a peddler [n CHAPMEN...
chapmen
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CHAPMAN, a peddler [...
chasten
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13
to chastise [v -ED,...
chauvin
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18
(French) one with ex...
chazzan
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31
(Hebrew) a cantor in...
chazzen
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31
(Hebrew) a cantor in...
cheapen
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to lower the value o...
chevron
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17
a pattern consisting...
chicken
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to loose one's nerve...
chidden
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CHIDE, to scold [v]
chiffon
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19
a sheer fabric [n -S...
chignon
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(French) a knot or r...
chirren
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13
(Southern US dialect...
chitlin
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14
part of the small in...
chlorin
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14
a yellowish-green ha...
chorion
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the outer foetal env...
chorten
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13
a Tibetan shrine [n...
chronon
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14
a unit of time, that...
cinerin
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12
a pyrethrum compound...
cipolin
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15
(Italian) a kind of...
cistern
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11
an artificial reserv...
cistron
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11
a section of a chrom...
cithern
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a pear-shaped guitar...
cithren
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13
a pear-shaped guitar...
citizen
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a resident of a city...
cittern
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11
a pear-shaped guitar...
clachan
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17
(Gaelic) a small vil...
clarain
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lustrous bands in co...
clarion
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12
to sound a shrill cl...
classon
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12
an elementary atomic...
claypan
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17
a compacted layer of...
cloison
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12
(French) a partition...
clubman
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a member of a club [...
clubmen
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CLUBMAN, a member of...
coalbin
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a bin for storing co...
coalman
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15
a coal merchant [n C...
coalmen
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15
COALMAN, a coal merc...
coarsen
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11
to make coarse [v -E...
cocopan
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17
in South Africa, a w...
coction
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14
the act of boiling [...
coehorn
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13
(historical) a small...
coition
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11
sexual intercourse,...
colicin
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15
an antibacterial sub...
colleen
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13
an Irish girl [n -S]
complin
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18
in the Christian lit...
concern
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15
to be of interest to...
condemn
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16
to judge unfavourabl...
condign
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15
deserved, appropriat...
conjoin
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to join together [v...
consign
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14
to give over to anot...
contain
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12
to hold within [v -E...
contemn
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15
to despise or scorn...
cooncan
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15
a card game, also CO...
coreign
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13
a joint reign [n -S]
costean
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11
in mining, to sink p...
cothurn
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14
a buskin worn by Rom...
cottown
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14
(Scots) a group of o...
courlan
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13
a South American bir...
cowskin
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18
the hide of a cow [n...
cowtown
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17
a rural town or city...
crampon
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17
a boot-spike for roc...
creatin
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11
a chemical found wit...
cremsin
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14
(Spenser) crimson, a...
creston
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11
a ridge on a hill th...
crewman
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17
one who serves on a...
crewmen
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17
CREWMAN, one who ser...
crimson
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14
a deep red colour, a...
crispen
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14
to make crisp [v -ED...
crispin
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14
a poetic name for a...
crocein
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14
a red or orange azo...
croupon
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15
the human buttocks [...
crouton
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12
(French) a small cub...
crubeen
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15
a pig's trotter [n -...
crucian
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15
a colourful carp, al...
crusian
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12
a colourful carp, al...
cryogen
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15
a substance for prod...
crypton
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16
an element, an inert...
cullion
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14
(archaic) a mean or...
cumarin
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15
a chemical compound,...
curtain
15
12
to furnish with hang...
cushion
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14
to pad with soft mat...
cutdown
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16
a reduction, also CU...
cutikin
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16
(Scots) a gaiter, al...
cycasin
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16
a derivative of suga...
cyprian
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16
a lewd woman; a pros...
cystein
21
13
an amino acid that o...
dalapon
13
13
a herbicide used on...
darrain
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9
to justify, to put i...
darrayn
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11
to justify, to put i...
darshan
13
11
(Hindi) a blessing c...
dasheen
12
11
the taro, a kind of...
daunton
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11
to dare, also DANTON...
dauphin
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15
the eldest son of a...
daysman
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14
an umpire or arbiter...
daysmen
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14
DAYSMAN, an umpire o...
deadman
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13
a metal plate driven...
deadmen
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13
DEADMAN, a metal pla...
deadpan
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13
to act without emoti...
dealign
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12
to withdraw allegian...
decagon
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14
a plane figure with...
decrown
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15
to deprive of a crow...
decuman
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16
a great wave [n -S]
delphin
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15
an archaic word for...
demeton
11
12
an insecticide [n -S...
dendron
10
11
a branched part of a...
denizen
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19
a dweller [n -S] / t...
deraign
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11
(obsolete) to vindic...
deskman
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16
a man who works at a...
deskmen
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16
DESKMAN, a man who w...
destain
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9
to rid of stain [v -...
detrain
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9
to alight from a tra...
dextran
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16
a substitute for blo...
dextrin
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16
a substance used as...
diarian
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9
pertaining to a diar...
diatron
11
9
a circuitry design t...
diction
15
12
the manner of enunci...
digoxin
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18
a drug to improve he...
dipnoan
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13
a lungfish [n -S]
discern
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12
to perceive, also SC...
disdain
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10
to scorn, look down...
disgown
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14
to strip of a gown [...
dishorn
14
11
to deprive of horns...
dishpan
16
14
a pan for washing di...
disjoin
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18
to separate [v -ED,...
dislimn
15
13
(Shakespeare) to def...
distain
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9
(archaic) to stain,...
doeskin
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13
the skin of a doe [n...
dogskin
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15
leather made from do...
dogtown
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14
a prairie-dog commun...
doitkin
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13
an old Dutch coin, a...
dolphin
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15
any of a group of sm...
doorman
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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
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14
one who drives a dra...
draymen
18
14
DRAYMAN, one who dri...
drucken
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17
(Scots) drunken [adj...
drumlin
15
14
a long hill of glaci...
drunken
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15
drunk [adj DRUNKENLY...
duckpin
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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
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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
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16
(tradename) a smooth...
earthen
12
10
made of earth [adj]
eastern
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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
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(Latin) a whitish ve...
suidian
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belonging to the pig...
sunburn
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to burn by exposure...
sundown
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the time at which th...
suppawn
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(Native American) a...
suramin
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a drug used in the t...
surfman
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skilful boat handler...
surfmen
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SURFMAN, skilful boa...
surgeon
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one who practices su...
surloin
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10
a loin of beef, or t...
sustain
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9
to maintain by provi...
swagman
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a hobo, also SWAGGIE...
swagmen
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SWAGMAN, a hobo, als...
swanpan
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(Chinese) a Chinese...
sweeten
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11
to make sweet [v -ED...
swidden
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13
land prepared by bur...
swollen
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13
SWELL, to increase i...
symbion
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16
an organism living i...
synanon
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12
a method of group th...
synthon
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13
a constituent part i...
taborin
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11
a small drum, also T...
tachyon
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15
a theoretical elemen...
taction
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11
the act of touching...
tailfan
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a fanlike swimming o...
tailfin
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12
a decorative project...
tamarin
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11
(French) a genus of...
tampion
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(French) a protectiv...
tanghin
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(Malagasy) a Madagas...
tapsman
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a chief servant [n T...
tapsmen
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TAPSMAN, a chief ser...
tardyon
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11
a subatomic particle...
taurean
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9
of or relating to a...
taximan
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the driver of a taxi...
taximen
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TAXIMAN, the driver...
tegumen
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(Latin) the inner co...
telamon
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(Greek) a draped mal...
telecon
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12
(short for) teleconf...
teleman
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12
a naval officer [n T...
telemen
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TELEMAN, a naval off...
teleran
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9
an air-traffic contr...
tendron
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10
(French) a tendril [...
tension
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9
to make strained [v...
ternion
10
9
a triad; a section o...
terrain
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8
a tract of land [n -...
terreen
10
8
an earthenware jar,...
tersion
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8
the act of wiping [n...
tertian
11
8
a fever recurring ev...
testern
11
8
(Shakespeare) to rew...
testoon
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8
a Portuguese or Ital...
thalian
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11
pertaining to the Mu...
theelin
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11
a female sex hormone...
theocon
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13
a conservative who b...
therein
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10
in that place [adv]
thereon
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10
on that [adv]
therian
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10
belonging to the sub...
thiamin
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13
vitamin B1, found in...
thiazin
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19
any of a group of or...
thicken
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to make thick [v -ED...
thionin
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a violet dye, also T...
thriven
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THRIVE, to grow vigo...
tighten
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to make tight [v -ED...
tinhorn
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11
a showily pretentiou...
tolidin
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a chemical compound,...
tollman
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one who receives or...
tollmen
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TOLLMAN, one who rec...
tompion
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(French) a protectiv...
tongman
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(Chinese) a member o...
tongmen
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TONGMAN, (Chinese) a...
toolman
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a man who works with...
toolmen
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TOOLMAN, a man who w...
topsman
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the chief drover of...
topsmen
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TOPSMAN, the chief d...
topspin
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a forward spin impar...
torchon
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(French) a duster or...
tordion
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9
(French) a Renaissan...
torsion
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8
the act of twisting...
torulin
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10
a vitamin in yeast [...
toughen
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to make tough [v -ED...
toytown
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a small model of a t...
treason
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8
betrayal of one's co...
triaxon
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a sponge spicule wit...
triazin
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a nitrogen compound...
tricorn
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a hat with the brim...
tridarn
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(Welsh) a Welsh dres...
triduan
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lasting three days [...
tripman
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a man hired to work...
tripmen
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TRIPMAN, a man hired...
triptan
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a drug for treating...
trocken
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(German) of wine, dr...
trodden
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TREAD, to walk on, o...
trudgen
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a swimming stroke, a...
trueman
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(archaic) an honest...
truemen
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TRUEMAN, (archaic) a...
trypsin
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an enzyme secreted b...
tubulin
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a globular protein [...
tuition
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a fee for instructio...
tulchan
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(Gaelic) a calf's sk...
tunicin
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13
a gelatinous substan...
turacin
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12
a red or crimson pig...
turdion
12
10
(French) a Renaissan...
turfman
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15
a person who is devo...
turfmen
15
15
TURFMAN, a person wh...
turndun
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12
(Native Australian)...
twiggen
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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
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11
(Irish) as in uillea...
umpteen
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15
denoting an indefini...
unbegun
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16
not yet begun [adj]
unblown
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not blown, still in...
unchain
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to free from a chain...
unclean
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14
not clean [adj UNCLE...
uncrown
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to deprive of a crow...
unction
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13
anointing as a rite...
undrawn
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UNDRAW, to draw open...
uneaten
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not eaten [adj]
ungreen
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not green [adj UNGRE...
ungrown
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not grown [adj]
unhuman
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16
not human [adj UNHUM...
unicorn
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a mythical horselike...
unition
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conjunction [n -S]
unknown
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18
something that is no...
unladen
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12
UNLADE, to unload [v...
unlearn
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11
to put out of one's...
unoften
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13
seldom [adv]
unqueen
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to deprive of a quee...
unrisen
11
10
not risen [adj]
unriven
13
14
not riven [adj]
unroven
12
14
UNREEVE, to withdraw...
unshewn
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15
(archaic) not shown...
unshorn
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12
not shorn [adj]
unshown
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15
not shown, also UNSH...
unslain
12
11
not slain [adj]
unsworn
14
13
UNSWEAR, to retract...
untaken
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14
not taken [adj]
unwoman
14
16
to make unwomanly [v...
unwoven
15
17
UNWEAVE, to undo som...
upblown
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19
UPBLOW, to blow up [...
updrawn
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16
UPDRAW, to draw up [...
upgrown
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17
UPGROW, to grow up [...
uprisen
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12
UPRISE, to rise up [...
upsilon
15
13
(Greek) a Greek lett...
uptaken
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16
UPTAKE, to take up [...
uptrain
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(obsolete) to train...
uranian
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10
heavenly; of the hea...
urethan
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11
a crystalline ether,...
utopian
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12
one who believes in...
vaurien
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13
(French) a good-for-...
velamen
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16
a thin membranous co...
venison
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13
the edible flesh of...
vermian
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15
pertaining to worms...
version
13
12
to create a new acco...
vervain
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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
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14
a malevolent evildoe...
villein
16
14
(historical) a free...
vitamin
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15
an organic substance...
vitrain
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12
a separable constitu...
volutin
15
14
a granular substance...
voudoun
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15
West Indian black ma...
vulturn
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15
(obsolete) the Austr...
waitron
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11
a server in a restau...
wakeman
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18
(archaic) a watchman...
wakemen
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18
WAKEMAN, (archaic) a...
wanigan
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14
(Native American) in...
wannion
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13
(Shakespeare) a word...
wardian
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12
as in wardian case,...
warison
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11
(obsolete) a bugle c...
warworn
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14
worn with military s...
waveson
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15
goods floating after...
wayworn
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fatigued by travel [...
western
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11
a film, book etc. co...
westlin
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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...
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