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aber
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7
(Welsh) an estuary [...
acer
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7
a plant of the maple...
afar
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7
at a great distance...
agar
7
6
a jelly prepared fro...
ager
7
6
one that ages [n -S]
ajar
8
13
partly open [adj]
alar
7
5
pertaining to wings...
amir
8
7
a Muslim governor, a...
aper
8
7
one who mimics [n -S...
arar
6
4
the sandarac tree [n...
asar
6
4
AS, a Norse god livi...
aver
8
8
to declare positivel...
baur
9
8
(Scots) a joke, amus...
bawr
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10
(Scots) a joke, amus...
bear
8
7
to endure [v BORE, B...
beer
8
7
an alcoholic drink m...
bier
9
7
a coffin stand [n -S...
birr
10
7
to make a whirring n...
blur
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9
to make indistinct [...
boar
8
7
a male pig [n -S]
boor
8
7
a rude person [n -S]
bowr
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10
(Spenser) a muscle [...
brer
9
7
(US dialect) brother...
brrr
10
7
used to indicate tha...
buhr
12
10
a cellular, flinty r...
burr
10
8
to remove the rough...
carr
10
7
an alder wood [n -S]
char
12
9
to burn slightly, sc...
cher
12
9
(French) dear [adj]
chur
13
10
(New Zealand) an inf...
coir
10
7
a fibre obtained fro...
cour
10
8
(obsolete) to cover...
curr
11
8
to make a purring so...
czar
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16
an emperor or king,...
daur
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6
to venture boldly, a...
dear
6
5
costly [adj DEARER,...
deer
6
5
a ruminant mammal [n...
doer
6
5
one that does someth...
door
6
5
an entrance that ope...
dorr
7
5
(obsolete) to mock,...
dour
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6
determined, sullen [...
duar
7
6
(Arabic) a circular...
durr
8
6
(Arabic) indian mill...
dyer
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7
one who dyes [n -S]
eger
7
6
a tidal flood, also...
emir
8
7
(Arabic) an Eastern...
ever
8
8
at all times [adv]
ewer
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7
a jug with a wide mo...
eyer
12
6
one who eyes [n -S]
fair
9
7
just; pleasant to lo...
faur
9
8
(Scots) far [adj FAU...
fear
8
7
to be afraid of [v -...
feer
8
7
(Scots) to draw the...
fiar
9
7
the owner of the fee...
fier
9
7
a companion, also FE...
flir
11
8
forward looking infr...
flor
10
8
a flavoursome yeast...
four
9
8
the cardinal number...
furr
10
8
(Scots) a furrow, al...
gair
8
6
(Scots) a triangular...
gaur
8
7
a kind of wild ox, a...
gear
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6
to provide with gear...
girr
9
6
(Scots) a hoop, for...
gnar
7
7
to snarl, also GNARR...
goer
7
6
one that goes [n -S]
goor
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6
(Hindi) an unrefined...
guar
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7
a legume grown for f...
haar
8
6
a cold sea-mist [n -...
hair
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6
to free from hair [v...
hear
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6
to perceive by the e...
heir
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6
a person who actuall...
hoar
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6
to make hoary, grey...
hoer
8
6
one who hoes [n -S]
hoor
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6
a Scots and Irish fo...
hour
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7
a period of sixty mi...
huer
9
7
a pilchard fishermen...
icer
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7
a person who makes o...
izar
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13
a long cotton outer...
jeer
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13
to mock, also GEARE...
jour
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14
(French) a day, as i...
kbar
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11
a unit of atmospheri...
keir
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8
a bleaching-vat, als...
khor
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10
(Arabic) a dry water...
kier
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8
a vat for boiling an...
knar
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9
to snarl, also GNAR,...
knur
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10
a knot of wood, also...
ksar
8
8
(Milton) a tsar [n -...
kyar
14
10
a fibre obtained fro...
laer
7
5
(Afrikaans) in South...
lair
8
5
the den or retreat o...
lear
7
5
(Scots) to teach, al...
leer
7
5
to look with a sidew...
lehr
10
7
a glass-annealing ov...
leir
8
5
(Scots) to teach, al...
liar
8
5
one that speaks fals...
lier
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5
one who lies [n -S]
loir
8
5
a European dormouse...
loor
7
5
LIEF, (archaic) soon...
lour
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6
to look sullen or th...
maar
7
7
(German) a volcanic...
mair
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7
(Scots) more [n -S]
mawr
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10
(dialect) a girl, es...
meer
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7
to mark off, also ME...
moer
7
7
(South African slang...
mohr
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9
(Arabic) a West Afri...
moor
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to secure a vessel b...
muir
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8
(Scots) a moor [n -S...
murr
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8
a diving bird, also...
near
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5
situated within a sh...
noir
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5
(French) a type of c...
nurr
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6
a knot in wood, also...
odor
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5
any smell, whether f...
omer
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7
a Hebrew unit of dry...
oner
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5
something unique [n...
osar
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4
OS, (Latin) a bone [...
over
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above, in excess, al...
ower
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(Scots) over, also O...
oxer
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11
in foxhunting, an ox...
oyer
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6
(obsolete) a hearing...
pair
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to arrange in sets o...
parr
9
7
a young salmon, duri...
pear
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7
a fleshy fruit [n -S...
peer
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7
to look narrowly or...
pier
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7
a structure extendin...
poor
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7
lacking the means of...
pour
9
8
to cause to flow [v...
puer
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8
to tan leather with...
puir
10
8
(Scots) poor [adj PU...
purr
10
8
to utter a low, vibr...
rear
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4
to lift upright [v -...
roar
6
4
to utter a full, lou...
ruer
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5
one who rues [n -S]
sair
7
4
(Scots) sore, very [...
scar
10
7
to leave a mark of i...
scur
11
8
to scour, search; to...
sear
6
4
scorched, withered,...
seer
6
4
a prophet [n -S]
seir
7
4
a fish of the macker...
serr
7
4
to press close, also...
shir
10
6
to pucker, also SHIR...
sker
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8
to scour, search; to...
skyr
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10
curds; a yogurt-like...
slur
9
6
to disparage [v SLUR...
smir
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7
to drizzle, also SMI...
smur
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8
to drizzle, also SMI...
snar
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5
(Spenser) to snarl [...
soar
6
4
to fly at a great he...
sour
7
5
having an acid taste...
spar
9
7
to practise boxing [...
spur
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8
to urge on with a ho...
star
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4
to shine as an actor...
stir
8
4
to move around or mi...
suer
7
5
one who sues [n -S]
tahr
9
6
a Himalayan wild goa...
tear
6
4
to weep [v -ED, -ING...
teer
6
4
to daub, plaster [v...
tehr
9
6
a Himalayan wild goa...
thar
9
6
(Nepali) a Himalayan...
thir
10
6
(Scots) those [adj]
tiar
7
4
a three-tiered crown...
tier
7
4
to arrange in rows [...
tirr
8
4
(Scots) to strip [v...
torr
7
4
a unit of pressure e...
tour
7
5
to travel from place...
tsar
7
4
(Russian) a ruler, e...
turr
8
5
(Canadian) a Newfoun...
tyer
13
6
one who ties [n -S]
tzar
10
13
(Russian) a ruler, e...
user
7
5
one that uses [n -S]
vair
9
8
squirrel fur, much u...
veer
8
8
to change direction...
vier
9
8
one who vies [n -S]
voar
8
8
(Orkney) spring, see...
wair
10
7
to spend [v -ED, -IN...
waur
10
8
(Scots) worse, also...
wear
9
7
to turn a ship's ste...
weer
9
7
WEE, small [adj]
weir
10
7
to wear [v -ED, -ING...
whir
13
9
to spin with a hummi...
yaar
12
6
(Hinglish) friend, m...
yarr
13
6
to growl or snarl [v...
year
12
6
the time taken by th...
yirr
14
6
to snarl [v -ED, -IN...
your
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7
belonging to you [ad...
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