6 letter words that end with R

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6 letter words that end with R

6 letter R word	Scrabble®	Words With Friends®	Description
abaser	11	9	one who abases [n -S...
abater	11	9	one who abates [n -S...
abator	11	9	one who unlawfully s...
abider	12	10	one who abides, or c...
abitur	13	10	(German) in Germany,...
abuser	12	10	one who abuses [n -S...
acater	12	9	(obsolete) an office...
achier	15	11	ACHY, aching [adj]
acider	13	10	ACID, sharp, sour [a...
acinar	12	10	relating to a sackli...
acuter	13	10	ACUTE, sharply point...
adorer	9	7	one that adores [n -...
aerier	9	6	AERY, airy [adj]
aether	11	8	the upper region of...
affair	14	12	something which is t...
affear	13	12	(Spenser) to frighte...
affeer	13	12	(archaic) to assess;...
agiler	12	9	AGILE, able to move...
airier	10	6	AIRY, relating to ai...
alegar	11	9	vinegar made by turn...
aliner	10	8	one who alines, also...
almner	11	11	a giver of alms; a s...
alular	12	9	pertaining to the al...
ambeer	12	12	the spittle produced...
ambler	14	13	one who ambles [n -S...
ampler	14	13	AMPLE, plentiful [ad...
amuser	11	10	one who amuses [n -S...
anchor	14	12	a device for holding...
angler	11	10	one that angles [n -...
answer	12	10	to say, write, or ac...
anther	11	9	the part of the stam...
antiar	9	7	the upas tree [n -S]
antler	10	8	the horn of an anima...
appair	14	12	(obsolete) to impair...
appear	13	12	to become visible [v...
arbour	12	10	a shady garden shelt...
archer	15	11	someone who uses a b...
ardour	10	8	passion of feeling,...
arguer	11	9	one who argues [n -S...
arider	10	7	ARID, very dry [adj]
armour	11	10	to dress with defens...
arrear	9	6	an unpaid and overdu...
arsier	10	6	ARSY, (Australian sl...
artier	10	6	ARTY, artistic in a...
ashier	12	8	ASHY, covered with a...
ashlar	13	9	to build with square...
ashler	13	9	to build with square...
asmear	10	9	(archaic) smeared ov...
atoner	8	7	one who atones [n -S...
aulder	11	9	AULD, (Scots) old [a...
aunter	9	8	(obsolete) an advent...
auteur	10	8	(French) a film dire...
author	12	9	to bring into being...
avatar	11	10	the incarnation of a...
avenir	11	11	(French) the future...
avider	12	11	AVID, eager [adj]
avower	14	13	one who avows [n -S]
avoyer	17	12	(French) a chief mag...
awarer	12	9	AWARE, knowing and a...
awnier	12	10	AWNY, bristly like a...
babier	14	12	BABY, like a baby [a...
backer	16	16	a supporter [n -S]
badder	12	11	BAD, not good [adj]
badger	13	12	to pester or harass...
bagger	14	13	one that bags [n -S]
baidar	12	10	(Russian) an Alaskan...
bailer	13	10	(US) a person who ba...
bailor	13	10	a person who bails p...
baiter	12	9	one who baits [n -S]
balder	13	11	BALD, without hair [...
balker	14	14	one who, or that whi...
baller	14	11	a person who or a ma...
bammer	14	15	a fool [n -S]
bandar	11	11	(Hindi) a rhesus mon...
bander	11	11	a member of a league...
banger	12	12	(colloquial) a sausa...
banker	12	14	a person who works i...
banner	10	11	a square flag bearin...
banter	11	10	to exchange mildly t...
barber	14	12	to shave or cut the...
barker	13	13	(slang) a pistol [n...
barter	12	9	to trade by exchange...
basher	14	11	one who bashes [n -S...
basser	12	9	someone who plays th...
baster	12	9	one who bastes [n -S...
bather	14	11	one who bathes [n -S...
batler	13	10	a wooden mallet for...
batter	12	9	to beat repeatedly [...
bawler	16	13	one who bawls [n -S]
baxter	18	16	(obsolete) a baker [...
bazaar	14	18	an Eastern market-pl...
beader	11	10	one who makes things...
beaker	12	13	a large cup [n -S]
beamer	12	12	a workman or machine...
bearer	11	9	one who bears [n -S]
beater	11	9	one who beats [n -S]
beaver	13	13	to work hard [v -ED,...
bedder	12	11	one that makes up be...
beeper	13	12	a paging device [n -...
beezer	14	18	(Scots) something of...
beggar	14	13	to impoverish [v -ED...
beiger	13	11	BEIGE, greyish buff...
belier	13	10	one who belies [n -S...
belter	13	10	an impressive perfor...
bender	11	11	a drunken spree [n -...
berber	14	12	a type of carpet [n...
bestar	12	9	to cover with stars...
bestir	13	9	to rouse to activity...
better	12	9	to improve [v -ED, -...
bettor	12	9	one who bets [n -S]
bezoar	14	18	a concretion found i...
bibber	17	15	a tippler [n -S]
bichir	19	14	any of various primi...
bicker	17	16	to squabble [v -ED,...
bidder	13	11	one who bids [n -S]
biffer	17	15	in sports, someone w...
bifter	15	12	(slang) a cannabis c...
bigger	15	13	BIG, of large size [...
bilker	15	14	one who bilks, elude...
biller	15	11	one who bills [n -S]
binder	12	11	one who binds [n -S]
binger	13	12	someone who binges [...
birder	13	10	a birdwatching enthu...
birler	14	10	one who birls, carou...
bismar	14	12	(Old Norse) in Orkne...
bister	13	9	a pigment of warm br...
bitser	13	9	(Australian slang) a...
bitter	13	9	having a disagreeabl...
bittor	13	9	(Spenser) the bitter...
bittur	14	10	(Spenser) the bitter...
blader	13	11	a person skating wit...
blaher	15	12	BLAH, dull, insipid...
blamer	14	13	one who blames [n -S...
blater	13	10	BLATE, (Scots) timid...
blazar	16	19	a type of active gal...
blazer	16	19	a light jacket, ofte...
blower	16	13	something or someone...
bluier	14	11	BLUEY, somewhat blue...
boater	11	9	a kind of straw-hat...
bobber	16	15	a bobsleigh rider [n...
bodger	13	12	a maker of beechwood...
bogger	14	13	(Australian slang) a...
boiler	13	10	a vessel for boiling...
bolder	13	11	BOLD, brave, daring...
bolter	13	10	a sieve, a machine f...
bomber	15	15	an aeroplane that ca...
bonder	11	11	one who bonds [n -S]
bonier	11	10	BONEY, like bone, al...
bonzer	14	19	(Australian slang) v...
booger	12	11	a bogeyman [n -S]
booker	12	13	one who engages ente...
boomer	12	12	a large male kangaro...
booner	10	10	(Australian slang) a...
boozer	14	18	(slang) a drunkard [...
bopper	16	15	one who dances to po...
bordar	12	10	(historical) a tenan...
border	12	10	to be adjacent to [v...
bosker	13	13	(Australian slang) v...
bosser	12	9	BOSS, excellent [adj...
bother	14	11	to annoy [v -ED, -IN...
bovver	16	17	(slang) rowdy or vio...
bowler	16	13	a stiff felt hat wit...
bowser	15	12	(tradename) a light...
bowyer	21	14	a maker of archery b...
boxcar	21	19	a roofed freight car...
boxier	18	16	BOXY, like a box [ad...
bracer	15	12	an archer's leather...
braver	14	13	one who braves [n -S...
brawer	15	12	BRAW, (Scots) fine,...
brayer	18	11	an instrument for sp...
brazer	15	18	one that brazes [n -...
brewer	15	12	one who brews, also...
briber	15	12	one who bribes [n -S...
briner	12	10	one that brines [n -...
broker	13	13	to act as a stockbro...
bruter	13	10	one that shapes diam...
bucker	17	17	a hammer for bucking...
budder	13	12	one that buds [n -S]
budger	14	13	one who budges [n -S...
buffer	17	16	to protect against s...
bugger	15	14	to practise buggery...
bugler	15	13	one who plays the bu...
bulbar	16	14	relating to a bulb [...
bulgar	15	13	(Turkish) a form of...
bulger	15	13	a wooden golf club w...
bulgur	16	14	(Turkish) a form of...
bulker	15	15	(archaic) a street t...
buller	15	12	to seethe, gurgle [v...
bummer	15	16	a disappointment [n...
bumper	16	16	a cup or glass full...
bunger	13	13	(Australian slang) a...
bunker	13	15	to store in a large...
bunter	12	11	a female ragpicker [...
burger	14	12	a hamburger [n -S]
burier	13	10	one who buries [n -S...
burker	14	14	one that burkes, mur...
burler	14	11	one who burls or dre...
burner	12	11	one that burns [n -S...
burrer	13	10	one that burrs [n -S...
bursar	13	10	a person who keeps t...
busbar	15	13	an electric conducto...
busher	15	12	a minor league baseb...
busier	13	10	BUSY, occupied [adj]
busker	14	14	a street entertainer...
buster	13	10	a horse-breaker [n -...
butler	14	11	a male servant in ch...
butter	13	10	to spread with a mil...
buzzer	19	28	an apparatus that ma...
cabler	16	13	one that supplies a...
cadger	14	12	a scrounger; orig a...
caesar	12	9	a Caesarean section...
cagier	14	11	CAGY, shrewd, also C...
cahier	15	11	(French) a number of...
cakier	14	13	CAKY, lumpy, also CA...
calcar	17	13	(Latin) a spur-like...
calker	15	14	a pointed piece on a...
caller	15	11	one that calls [n -S...
calmer	15	13	CALM, free from agit...
calver	16	14	to prepare fish whil...
camber	16	15	to arch slightly [v...
camper	16	15	one who lives in the...
cancer	15	13	a malignant growth [...
candor	12	11	frankness, sincerity...
canier	12	10	CANY, like cane, abo...
canker	13	14	to affect with ulcer...
canner	11	11	one that cans food [...
canoer	11	10	one who travels by c...
cantar	12	10	a Turkish unit of we...
canter	12	10	to ride a horse at a...
cantor	12	10	a singer; esp. the l...
capper	17	15	one whose business i...
captor	15	12	one who takes or hol...
carder	13	10	one that does cardin...
career	12	9	to go at full speed...
carper	15	12	one who carps, criti...
carter	13	9	one who drives a car...
carver	15	13	one that carves [n -...
caster	13	9	a small solid swivel...
castor	13	9	a small solid swivel...
cauker	14	14	a big lie, also CAUL...
causer	13	10	one who causes [n -S...
cauter	13	10	a hot iron for seari...
caviar	15	13	the roe of sturgeon,...
cavier	15	13	(obsolete) salted ro...
cawker	17	16	a pointed piece on a...
ceiler	14	10	one that ceils [n -S...
cellar	15	11	to store in an under...
censer	12	10	a vessel for burning...
censor	12	10	to delete a word or...
center	12	10	to place at the midd...
cesser	13	9	a type of legal liab...
chadar	15	12	the large veil worn...
chador	15	12	the large veil worn...
chafer	17	14	any of several kinds...
chaser	15	11	one that chases [n -...
chawer	18	14	one who chaws, also...
cheder	15	12	(Hebrew) a religious...
chenar	14	12	the oriental plane t...
chewer	18	14	one who chews, also...
chicer	19	14	CHIC, smartly elegan...
chider	16	12	one who chides [n -S...
chikor	17	15	an Indian partridge,...
chimar	17	14	a loose sleeveless r...
chimer	17	14	a loose sleeveless r...
chinar	15	12	the oriental plane t...
choker	16	15	a close-fitting neck...
choler	16	12	anger, irascibility...
chukar	17	16	an Indian partridge,...
chukor	17	16	(Hindi) an Indian pa...
cimier	15	12	(French) the crest o...
cinder	13	11	to reduce to ashes [...
cipher	18	14	to work at arithmeti...
circar	17	12	(Urdu) the state or...
cither	16	11	a pear-shaped guitar...
clamor	15	13	to make a loud outcr...
claver	16	14	(Scots) to gossip [v...
clawer	17	13	one who claws [n -S]
clever	16	14	intelligent, dextero...
cloner	13	11	one who clones [n -S...
closer	14	10	one who, or that whi...
clover	16	14	any papilionaceous p...
cluier	15	11	CLUEY, (Australian s...
coaler	13	10	a ship that carries...
coater	12	9	a worker, machine et...
coaxer	18	16	one who coaxes [n -S...
cobber	17	15	(Australian slang) f...
cocker	17	16	to pamper; to indulg...
codder	13	11	a cod fisherman [n -...
codger	14	12	an old man [n -S]
coffer	17	15	to put in a strongbo...
cogger	15	13	a flatterer or decei...
coheir	15	11	a joint heir [n -S]
coiler	14	10	one who coils [n -S]
coiner	12	10	one who coins [n -S]
cokier	14	13	COKY, like coke [adj...
colder	14	11	COLD, having no warm...
collar	15	11	to provide with a ne...
colour	14	11	to paint, also COLOR...
colter	14	10	a blade on a plow, a...
comber	16	15	one that combs [n -S...
commer	15	15	(archaic) a comer [n...
comper	16	15	a person who enters...
concur	16	14	to concur [v CONCURR...
conder	12	11	a person who, statio...
condor	12	11	a coin of Chile [n C...
confer	14	13	to bestow [v CONFERR...
conger	13	12	a kind of marine eel...
conker	13	14	a horse-chestnut use...
conner	11	11	a kind of wrasse, ak...
connor	11	11	a kind of wrasse, ak...
cooker	13	13	one that cooks [n -S...
cooler	13	10	(colloquial) a priso...
cooper	14	12	to make barrels [v -...
cooser	12	9	a stallion, also CUS...
cooter	12	9	a kind of turtle [n...
copier	15	12	one that copies [n -...
copper	17	15	to cover with a meta...
copter	15	12	(short for) a helico...
corder	13	10	a person who or thin...
corker	14	13	one that corks [n -S...
corkir	15	13	a lichen used for dy...
corner	12	10	to gain control of [...
cosher	15	11	to pamper, coddle [v...
cosier	13	9	(Shakespeare) a cobb...
costar	13	9	to star equally with...
coster	13	9	a seller of fruit an...
cottar	13	9	(Scots) a medieval p...
cotter	13	9	a medieval peasant i...
cougar	14	12	a mountain lion, als...
couper	15	13	(Scots) a dealer [n...
couter	13	10	a piece of armour fo...
cowier	16	12	COWY, suggestive of...
coxier	19	16	COXY, self-important...
cozier	16	18	(Shakespeare) a cobb...
crater	13	9	to form cavities in...
cratur	14	10	(Scots) a woman, als...
craver	15	13	one who craves [n -S...
crayer	19	11	a trading vessel, al...
cremor	14	12	a thick juice [n -S]
crower	16	12	one who crows, gloat...
crozer	16	18	a tool used in barre...
cruder	14	11	CRUDE, unrefined [ad...
cuiter	14	10	(Scots) to wheedle;...
culler	16	12	a person who culls o...
culter	15	11	(obsolete) a knife o...
culver	17	15	a pigeon [n -S]
cumber	17	16	to burden [v -ED, -I...
cummer	16	16	(Scots) a woman, a g...
cunner	12	12	a kind of wrasse, ak...
cupper	18	16	a cupbearer [n -S]
curber	16	13	one who curbs [n -S]
curler	15	11	one that curls [n -S...
curser	14	10	one who curses [n -S...
cursor	14	10	a light indicator on...
curter	14	10	CURT, abrupt [adj]
cusser	14	10	(Scots) a stallion,...
cutler	15	11	one who sells and re...
cutter	14	10	a powerful motor-lau...
cycler	24	15	(US) a cyclist [n -S...
cypher	24	16	to write in a kind o...
dabber	14	13	a pad for dabbing in...
dacker	14	14	(Scots) to lounge, s...
daftar	12	10	(Hindi) in India, an...
dafter	12	10	DAFT, insane [adj]
dagger	12	11	to stab with a small...
daiker	11	11	(Scots) to lounge, s...
dammar	12	13	a hard resin used in...
dammer	12	13	a hard resin used in...
damner	10	11	one who damns [n -S]
damper	13	13	(Australian slang) a...
dancer	12	11	one who dances [n -S...
dander	9	9	(dialect) to stroll,...
danger	10	10	to expose to loss or...
danker	10	12	DANK, unpleasantly d...
dapper	14	13	trim, neat [adj DAPP...
darbar	12	10	the court of a nativ...
darker	11	11	DARK, having little...
darner	9	8	one who darns [n -S]
darter	10	7	a freshwater diving...
dasher	12	9	one who dashes [n -S...
dauber	12	11	one who daubs; an un...
dauner	9	9	(dialect) to stroll,...
dawner	12	11	(dialect) to stroll,...
deader	9	8	a dead person [n -S]
deafer	11	10	DEAF, lacking the se...
dealer	10	8	one that deals [n -S...
deaner	8	8	(obsolete slang) a s...
dearer	9	7	DEAR, costly [adj]
debtor	12	10	someone who owes a d...
deburr	13	11	to remove burrs from...
decker	14	14	a person who adorns...
deeder	9	8	DEED, dead [adj]
deeper	11	10	DEEP, extending far...
deffer	14	13	DEF, excellent [adj]
defier	12	10	one that defies [n -...
defter	12	10	DEFT, skilful [adj]
dehair	12	9	to remove the hair f...
deicer	13	10	one that deices [n -...
deider	10	8	DEID, dead [adj]
deifer	12	10	DEIF, (Scots) deaf [...
delver	13	12	one who delves [n -S...
denier	9	8	a unit of weight for...
denser	9	8	DENSE, compact [adj]
deodar	9	8	an East Indian cedar...
detour	10	8	to take an indirect...
devoir	12	11	(French) duty, respo...
devour	12	12	to eat voraciously [...
dewier	13	10	DEWY, covered with d...
dexter	16	14	a small breed of Ker...
dialer	11	8	one that dials, also...
diaper	12	10	to put a nappy on [v...
diapir	13	10	an anticlinal fold i...
dibber	15	13	a planting instrumen...
dicier	14	10	DICEY, dangerous [ad...
dicker	15	14	to haggle, to hesita...
didder	11	9	(dialect) to shake [...
dieter	10	7	one who diets [n -S]
differ	15	13	to be unlike [v -ED,...
digger	13	11	one who or something...
dikier	12	11	DIKEY, (colloquial)...
dimmer	13	13	a device for dimming...
dinger	11	10	anything superlative...
dinker	11	12	DINK, neat [adj]
dinner	9	9	the chief meal of th...
dipper	15	13	a water bird with a...
disbar	13	10	to expel from the le...
diseur	11	8	(French) a (male) re...
disker	12	11	one who disks, break...
dither	13	9	to act indecisively...
doater	9	7	one who dotes, also...
dobber	14	13	(Australian slang) o...
docker	14	14	a dock worker [n -S]
doctor	13	10	to treat medically [...
dodder	10	9	to walk unsteadily o...
dodger	11	10	one that dodges [n -...
doffer	14	13	part of a carding ma...
dogear	10	9	to turn down a corne...
dogger	12	11	a two-masted fishing...
dollar	12	9	a monetary unit of t...
dolour	11	9	grief, also DOLOR [n...
domier	11	10	DOMY, like a dome [a...
donair	9	8	sliced lamb rolled i...
donder	9	9	(Afrikaans) to beat...
doofer	11	10	a thingummybob The n...
doozer	12	16	an extraordinary one...
dopier	12	10	DOPY, lethargic; stu...
dopper	14	13	a little grebe, also...
dormer	11	10	a type of gabled win...
dorper	12	10	a breed of mutton-pr...
dorser	10	7	a covering for the b...
dorter	10	7	(archaic) a dormitor...
dosser	10	7	a covering for the b...
dotier	10	7	DOTY, stained by dec...
dotter	10	7	one who dots [n -S]
doucer	13	11	DOUCE, (French) swee...
dourer	10	8	DOUR, determined, su...
douser	10	8	something used for d...
douter	10	8	an extinguisher for...
dovier	12	11	DOVIE, (Scots) stupi...
dowier	13	10	DOWIE, (Scots) dull,...
downer	12	11	something that oppre...
dowser	13	10	one who searches for...
dozier	13	16	DOZY, sleepy [adj]
draper	12	10	a dealer in cloth [n...
drawer	13	10	one that draws [n -S...
driver	13	11	one who drives [n -S...
droger	11	9	a West Indian sailin...
droler	11	8	DROLE, amusing [adj]
droner	9	8	one who drones [n -S...
drover	12	11	a driver of cattle o...
dubber	15	14	one that dubs [n -S]
ducker	15	15	a diving-bird [n -S]
dudder	11	10	to tremble, shudder...
dueler	11	9	one who duels, also...
duffer	15	14	a clumsy person [n -...
duiker	12	12	(Afrikaans) a small...
duller	13	10	DULL, mentally slow...
dumber	14	14	DUMB, incapable of s...
dumper	14	14	a wave that crashes...
dunder	10	10	dregs of sugar-cane...
dunger	11	11	(New Zealand) a dila...
dunker	11	13	one who dunks [n -S]
dunner	9	10	DUN, of a dull brown...
durbar	13	11	the court of a nativ...
dusker	12	12	DUSK, dim, darkening...
duster	11	8	one who dusts [n -S]
duyker	18	14	(Afrikaans) a small...
dykier	18	13	DYKEY, like a lesbia...
dyvour	19	14	(Scots) a bankrupt [...
earner	8	7	one that earns [n -S...
easier	9	6	EASY, not difficult...
easter	9	6	one living in the ea...
ebayer	17	11	someone who trades o...
echoer	14	11	one that echoes [n -...
eclair	14	10	a cake with cream fi...
edgier	11	9	EDGY, nervous [adj]
editor	10	7	one that edits [n -S...
eelier	10	7	EELY, like an eel [a...
eerier	9	6	EERY, uncanny, also...
effeir	14	12	(obsolete) to appert...
eggier	12	10	EGGY, containing egg...
eggler	13	11	(archaic) an egg-dea...
either	12	8	relating to one or t...
elater	10	7	a kind of beetle, ak...
elixir	18	14	a medicinal beverage...
elmier	12	10	ELMY, full of elm tr...
eloper	12	10	one who elopes [n -S...
eluder	11	9	one who eludes [n -S...
elutor	11	8	a vessel for elution...
emoter	10	9	one who emotes, show...
enamor	9	10	to inspire with love...
endear	8	8	to make beloved [v -...
ensear	8	7	(Shakespeare) to dry...
envier	11	11	one who envies [n -S...
epater	11	9	(French) to shock co...
epimer	13	12	a type of sugar comp...
eraser	9	6	one that erases [n -...
eschar	15	11	a slough of dead tis...
espier	12	9	someone who espies [...
espoir	12	9	(French) a category...
etcher	15	11	one who etches [n -S...
etrier	10	6	(French) a small rop...
evader	11	11	one that evades [n -...
evejar	13	19	(dialect) the nightj...
evener	10	11	something or someone...
eviler	13	11	EVIL, morally bad [a...
evoker	12	14	one who evokes [n -S...
exiler	17	14	one who exiles [n -S...
eyebar	17	11	a metal bar with a l...
fabber	16	15	FAB, excellent [adj]
fabler	15	13	a writer of fables [...
factor	15	12	to express as a prod...
fadeur	12	11	(French) dullness, i...
fadier	12	10	FADY, wearing away [...
fainer	11	10	FAIN, happy; incline...
fairer	12	9	FAIR, just; pleasant...
faitor	12	9	an imposter, also FA...
fakeer	12	13	a Hindu ascetic, als...
fakier	13	13	FAKEY, fake [adj]
faller	14	11	one who falls [n -S]
falser	13	10	(obsolete) a falsifi...
falter	13	10	to hesitate [v -ED,...
fanner	10	11	one who fans [n -S]
faquir	21	19	a Hindu ascetic, als...
farcer	15	12	a performer in farce...
farmer	13	12	one who farms [n -S]
faster	12	9	one who fasts [n -S]
father	14	11	to be the male paren...
fatter	12	9	FAT, having an abund...
faurer	12	10	FAUR, (Scots) far [a...
fautor	12	10	a favorer, a patron...
favour	14	14	to regard with goodw...
fawner	14	13	one who fawns [n -S]
fearer	11	9	one who fears [n -S]
feater	11	9	FEAT, neat, deft [ad...
feeder	11	10	one that feeds [n -S...
feeler	12	10	the antenna of insec...
feller	14	11	one that fells [n -S...
felter	13	10	to mat together like...
fencer	14	13	one who fences [n -S...
fender	11	11	a metal guard over a...
fervor	14	13	great intensity, als...
fester	12	9	to generate pus [v -...
fetter	12	9	to shackle [v -ED, -...
fewter	15	12	to set a spear in a...
fibber	17	15	one who fibs [n -S]
fictor	16	12	a person who makes i...
fikier	14	13	FIKY, fidgeting and...
filler	15	11	one that fills [n -S...
filmer	15	13	one who films [n -S]
filter	14	10	to purify a fluid of...
finder	12	11	one that finds [n -S...
fineer	11	10	to get goods by frau...
finger	13	12	to touch with one of...
finner	11	11	a finback whale, als...
firmer	14	12	a carpenter's or woo...
fisher	15	11	one who catches fish...
fitter	13	9	one that fits [n -S]
fizzer	19	27	(Australian slang) a...
flaker	14	14	someone or something...
flamer	14	13	a person who or thin...
flaser	13	10	a streaky appearance...
flavor	15	14	to impart a special...
flayer	19	12	one who flays [n -S]
flexor	19	17	a muscle that bends...
flower	16	13	to blossom or flouri...
fluier	14	11	FLUEY, infected with...
fluter	14	11	one who plays the fl...
foamer	12	12	something that foams...
fodder	12	11	to feed cattle with...
foetor	11	9	a stench, also FETOR...
fogger	14	13	a person who sets ra...
folder	13	11	one that folds [n -S...
foliar	13	10	relating to leaves,...
fonder	11	11	FOND, having an affe...
foobar	13	12	Fucked Up Beyond All...
footer	11	9	to mess around aimle...
forcer	15	12	one who forces [n -S...
forger	13	11	one that forges [n -...
forker	13	13	one who forks [n -S]
former	13	12	preceding [adj FORME...
fossor	12	9	(archaic) a grave-di...
foster	12	9	to promote the growt...
fother	14	11	to protect a sail wi...
fouler	13	11	FOUL, offensive to t...
fouter	12	10	(Scots) to mess arou...
fowler	16	13	one that fowls [n -S...
foxier	18	16	FOXY, like a fox, cr...
fozier	15	18	FOZY, lacking in fre...
fragor	13	11	a crash [n -S]
framer	13	12	one who frames [n -S...
frater	12	9	a monk, a house for...
frizer	16	18	one that frizzes, al...
fucker	17	17	a contemptible perso...
fueler	13	11	one who fuels, also...
fuhrer	15	12	(German) a leader, a...
fulgor	15	13	splendour, also FULG...
fuller	15	12	to groove with a typ...
fulmar	15	14	an arctic seabird [n...
fumier	14	13	FUMY, full of fumes,...
funder	12	12	a financial backer [...
funker	13	15	one who funks [n -S]
funner	11	12	FUN, providing enjoy...
furder	13	11	further [adv]
fureur	13	11	(French) an extravag...
furfur	16	14	dandruff, also FURFA...
furler	14	11	one that furls [n -S...
fusker	14	14	a piece of software...
fusser	13	10	one that fusses [n -...
gabber	15	14	a chatterbox [n -S]
gacher	16	13	one that gaches, a b...
gadder	11	10	one that gads about...
gaffer	15	14	an old man; a TV lig...
gagger	13	12	one who gags [n -S]
gainer	10	9	one who gains [n -S]
gaiter	11	8	a covering for the l...
gambir	15	14	the inspissated juic...
gamier	12	11	GAMY, tasting like g...
gammer	13	14	an old woman [n -S]
gander	10	10	a male goose [n -S]...
ganger	11	11	a foreman of a group...
gaoler	11	9	one who keeps a gaol...
gapier	13	11	GAPY, infested with...
gapper	15	14	a person taking a ye...
garner	10	9	to gather and store...
garter	11	8	a band used to suppo...
gasher	13	10	GASH, ghastly [adj]
gasper	13	11	(slang) a cheap ciga...
gasser	11	8	an oil well yielding...
gaster	11	8	to frighten, scare [...
gather	13	10	to bring together in...
gaufer	13	12	a waffle, also GAUFR...
gauger	12	11	one who gauges; an o...
gauper	13	12	one that gaups, also...
gawker	15	15	one who gawks, stand...
gawper	16	14	one that gawps, also...
gaydar	17	11	the supposed ability...
gazier	14	17	GAZY, given to gazin...
geezer	13	17	(slang) an eccentric...
gelder	12	10	one who gelds or cas...
gender	10	10	a distinction of wor...
getter	11	8	to remove traces of...
geyser	17	10	a type of thermal sp...
ghubar	16	14	as in ghubar numeral...
giaour	11	9	(archaic) a term use...
gibber	16	14	to utter senseless o...
gilder	13	10	one who gilds [n -S]
giller	14	10	one that gills, catc...
gimmer	14	14	(Scots) a young ewe...
gimmor	14	14	a pair of interlocke...
ginger	12	11	to spice up, make sp...
ginner	10	10	one that gins cotton...
gipper	16	14	one who gips, a swin...
girder	12	9	a large beam, esp. o...
girner	11	9	one who girns, makes...
glamor	13	12	to bewitch, also GLA...
glazer	15	18	one who applies glaz...
glider	13	10	a type of aircraft [...
glover	14	13	a maker or seller of...
glower	15	12	to look or stare wit...
gluier	13	10	GLUEY, resembling gl...
gnawer	13	12	one who, or that whi...
goffer	15	14	to press ridges or p...
goiter	11	8	an enlargement of th...
golder	12	10	GOLD, of the colour...
golfer	14	12	one that golfs, also...
gollar	13	10	to make a loud gurgl...
goller	13	10	to make a loud gurgl...
goober	12	11	(US) a peanut [n -S]
gooier	10	8	GOOEY, sticky or vis...
gopher	15	13	a name applied to va...
gorger	12	10	one who gorges [n -S...
gorier	11	8	GORY, bloody, also G...
goster	11	8	(dialect) to laugh u...
gouger	12	11	one that gouges [n -...
gowder	14	12	GOWD, golden [adj]
gowfer	16	14	one that golfs, also...
grader	11	9	a machine used to cr...
grater	11	8	one that grates [n -...
graver	13	12	an engraving tool, a...
grayer	17	10	GRAY, between black...
grazer	14	17	an animal that graze...
greyer	17	10	GREY, between black...
gricer	15	11	a train-spotter or r...
griper	14	11	one who gripes [n -S...
grocer	14	11	a dealer in food and...
groper	13	11	one who gropes [n -S...
groser	11	8	(Scots) a gooseberry...
grower	14	11	one that grows [n -S...
guider	12	10	a member of the Girl...
guiler	13	10	(Spenser) a deceiver...
guiser	12	9	a person in disguise...
guitar	12	9	a fretted musical in...
guizer	15	18	a person in disguise...
guller	14	11	someone who deceives...
gulper	15	13	one who gulps [n -S]
gummer	14	15	one that gums [n -S]
gunner	10	11	one that operates a...
gunter	11	10	a topmast arranged w...
gusher	14	11	a gushing oil well [...
guslar	13	10	a performer on the g...
gutser	12	9	a greedy person, als...
gutter	12	9	to form channels for...
gutzer	15	18	a greedy person, als...
guyler	19	12	a deceiver, also GUI...
gypper	22	16	one that gyps, swind...
hacker	16	15	one that hacks [n -S...
hafter	14	11	a caviler, a wrangle...
hailer	13	9	one that hails [n -S...
halier	13	9	a former monetary un...
halser	13	9	a large rope for moo...
halter	13	9	to put restraint upo...
halver	15	13	(Scots) a half-share...
hammer	14	14	to strike repeatedly...
hamper	15	14	to hinder, obstruct...
hander	11	10	one who hands over o...
hangar	12	11	to place in an aircr...
hanger	12	11	a wood on a hillside...
hanjar	13	18	a Persian dagger, al...
hanker	12	13	to long for [v -ED,...
harbor	14	11	to shelter, also HAR...
harder	12	9	HARD, firm and unyie...
harmer	13	11	one who harms [n -S]
harper	14	11	one who plays the ha...
hassar	12	8	a kind of South Amer...
hatter	12	8	to trouble, annoy [v...
hauler	13	10	one who hauls [n -S]
hauter	12	9	HAUT, (French) high;...
havior	14	12	(obsolete) behavior,...
hawker	16	15	a peddler [n -S]
hawser	15	11	a large rope for moo...
hayier	18	10	HAYEY, like hay [adj...
hazier	15	17	HAZY, like a haze, u...
header	11	9	a dive head foremost...
healer	12	9	one that heals [n -S...
heaper	13	11	one who heaps [n -S]
hearer	11	8	one that hears [n -S...
heater	11	8	an apparatus for hea...
heaver	13	12	one who heaves [n -S...
hector	15	11	to intimidate or har...
hedger	13	11	one that hedges [n -...
heeder	11	9	one who heeds [n -S]
heeler	12	9	a dog that herds cat...
hefter	14	11	one who hefts, lifts...
heifer	14	11	a young cow that has...
heller	14	10	a Czech monetary uni...
helmer	14	12	a film director [n -...
helper	15	12	one who helps [n -S]
hemmer	14	14	one who, or that whi...
henner	10	10	(Scots) a challenge...
hepper	16	14	HEP, well abreast of...
herbar	14	11	(Spenser) a herb-gar...
herder	12	9	one who tends a herd...
hether	14	10	(Spenser) hither, al...
hicker	17	15	HICK, characteristic...
hidder	13	10	(Spenser) a young ma...
higher	16	12	to raise, make highe...
hiller	15	10	something that hills...
hinder	12	10	to impede [v -ED, -I...
hinger	13	11	one that hinges [n -...
hinter	12	9	one that hints [n -S...
hipper	17	14	HIP, aware of the la...
hisser	13	8	one who hisses [n -S...
hither	15	10	to come this way [v...
hitter	13	8	one that hits [n -S]
hoaxer	17	15	one that hoaxes [n -...
hobber	16	14	a machine used in ma...
hocker	16	15	one who hocks, pawns...
hogger	14	12	a stocking without a...
hokier	13	12	HOKEY, overdone, con...
holder	13	10	one that holds [n -S...
holier	13	9	HOLY, perfect in a m...
holler	14	10	to call out or yell...
homier	13	11	HOMY, homelike, also...
honker	12	13	a wild goose [n -S]
honour	11	10	to treat with respec...
hoofer	13	11	a professional dance...
hooker	12	12	(slang) a prostitute...
hooper	13	11	one who hoops casks...
hooter	11	8	one that hoots [n -S...
hoover	13	12	to vacuum clean usin...
hopper	16	14	a container for grai...
horner	11	9	a person who deals i...
horror	12	8	intense repugnance o...
hosier	12	8	a person who makes o...
hotter	12	8	to vibrate, to tremb...
houser	12	9	one who organizes ho...
howker	16	15	a two-masted Dutch o...
howler	16	12	a kind of monkey [n...
huffer	17	15	a blustering bully [...
hugger	15	13	one who hugs [n -S]
huller	15	11	one who, or that whi...
hummer	15	15	one who, or that whi...
humour	14	13	to indulge, also HUM...
humper	16	15	someone who carries...
hunger	13	12	to crave [v -ED, -IN...
hunker	13	14	to squat [v -ED, -IN...
hunter	12	10	one that hunts [n -S...
hurler	14	10	one who hurls [n -S]
hurter	13	9	a beam, block, etc....
husher	15	11	to usher, escort peo...
husker	14	13	someone who husks ma...
hussar	13	9	a kind of cavalry so...
huzoor	15	18	an Indian potentate,...
ickier	15	13	ICKY, repulsive [adj...
ickler	16	14	ICKLE, (colloquial)...
iffier	15	12	IFFY, full of uncert...
imager	12	11	one that images [n -...
impair	14	12	to make worse, also...
inaner	8	8	INANE, empty, sensel...
incher	15	12	something having a s...
indoor	9	8	pertaining to the in...
inkier	11	11	INKY, like ink [adj]
inlier	11	8	an older rock format...
inpour	12	11	to pour in [v -ED, -...
instar	10	7	to adorn with stars...
irater	10	6	IRATE, angry [adj]
ironer	9	7	a machine for pressi...
isobar	12	9	a type of atom, also...
isomer	11	9	a body or compound w...
issuer	11	7	one who issues [n -S...
jabber	16	21	to talk rapidly [v -...
jacker	16	22	one who jacks [n -S]
jaeger	12	17	a German army marksm...
jagger	14	19	a hawker, a pedlar [...
jaghir	16	19	(Hindi) the governme...
jaguar	13	18	a powerful feline be...
jailer	13	16	a keeper of a jail,...
jailor	13	16	a keeper of a jail,...
jamber	15	21	(obsolete) armor for...
jamjar	15	27	a jar for jam, also...
jammer	14	21	a person or thing th...
janker	12	20	a long pole on wheel...
jasper	14	18	a red variety of che...
jazzer	18	33	a jazz musician [n -...
jeerer	11	15	one who jeers [n -S]
jerker	13	19	(US) a kind of fish,...
jester	12	15	one that jests [n -S...
jibber	17	21	to utter senseless s...
jigger	15	19	to jerk up and down...
jilter	14	16	one who jilts [n -S]
jimper	16	21	JIMP, (Scots) slende...
jinker	13	20	(Australian slang) a...
jitter	13	15	to fidget [v -ED, -I...
jivier	15	19	JIVY, jazzy, lively,...
jobber	16	21	a pieceworker [n -S]
jogger	14	19	one that jogs [n -S]
joiner	11	16	a carpenter [n -S]
jokier	13	19	JOKY, amusing, also...
joller	14	17	one who jols, has a...
jolter	13	16	one who, or that whi...
josher	14	17	one who joshes [n -S...
josser	12	15	(slang) a clergyman...
jotter	12	15	one that jots; a pad...
jowler	16	19	a heavy-jawed hound...
judder	13	18	to vibrate, shudder...
judger	14	19	one who judges [n -S...
juicer	16	19	a juice extractor [n...
jumper	16	22	a type of overall, s...
junior	12	17	(of a lawyer) to ass...
junker	13	21	(German) a young Ger...
juster	13	16	one who tilts with l...
kaffir	16	16	a kind of cereal gra...
kaiser	11	10	an emperor, also KEA...
kantar	10	11	an Arab unit of weig...
karter	11	10	one who drives go-ca...
kasher	13	12	to prepare food acco...
keasar	10	10	(obsolete) an empero...
kedger	12	13	a small steadying an...
keeker	11	14	someone who looks, s...
keeler	11	11	one employed in mana...
keener	9	11	a professional mourn...
keeper	12	13	one who keeps [n -S]
kegger	13	14	a drinking party at...
kegler	13	13	a bowler, also KEGEL...
kelper	14	14	an inhabitant of the...
kelter	12	11	a coarse cloth made...
kemper	14	16	a champion [n -S]
kenner	9	12	one who kens, knows...
kephir	16	15	a drink made from fe...
kewler	15	14	KEWL, (colloquial) c...
khimar	15	15	a type of head cover...
kicker	16	17	one that kicks [n -S...
kidder	12	12	a person who kids an...
killer	14	12	one that kills [n -S...
kilter	13	11	good condition, also...
kimmer	14	16	a godmother, also CU...
kinder	11	12	(short for) a kinder...
kipper	16	16	to cure fish by salt...
kisser	12	10	(colloquial) the mou...
knifer	13	14	someone who knifes [...
knower	13	14	one who knows [n -S]
korkir	13	14	a lichen used for dy...
kosher	13	12	to prepare food acco...
krater	11	10	(Greek) a large two-...
kroner	10	11	KRONE, a former mone...
kronor	10	11	KRONA, a monetary un...
kronur	11	12	KRONA, a monetary un...
kultur	14	13	(German) culture, ci...
kunkar	12	16	a limestone found in...
kunkur	13	17	a limestone found in...
laager	11	9	to form a defensive...
labour	13	11	to work, also LABOR...
lacier	14	10	LACEY, resembling la...
lacker	15	14	to coat with a gloss...
ladder	11	9	to cause a run in a...
ladler	12	9	one who ladles; (his...
lagger	13	11	one who lags, also L...
laiker	12	11	one who sports or pl...
lakier	12	11	LAKY, full of lakes...
lamber	14	13	a ewe that is lambin...
lammer	13	13	(Scots) amber [n -S]
lamper	14	13	a primitive fish-lik...
lancer	13	11	a cavalryman armed w...
lander	10	9	one who lands [n -S]
langar	11	10	a dining hall in a S...
langer	11	10	(Irish slang) a peni...
langur	12	11	a long-tailed Asian...
lanker	11	12	LANK, long and thin...
lanner	9	9	a kind of falcon [n...
lapper	15	13	(Scots) to curdle, a...
lapser	13	10	one who lapses [n -S...
larder	11	8	a place where food i...
larger	12	9	LARGE, great in size...
larker	12	11	a catcher of larks [...
lascar	14	10	an East Indian sailo...
lasher	13	9	a rope for binding o...
laster	11	7	a worker who shapes...
lather	13	9	to cover with a ligh...
latter	11	7	the second mentioned...
lauder	11	9	one who lauds, also...
laveer	12	11	(archaic) to sail ag...
lawyer	20	12	a member of the lega...
lazier	14	16	LAZY, disinclined to...
leader	10	8	one that leads or gu...
leaker	11	11	something that leaks...
lealer	11	8	LEAL, (Scots) loyal...
leaner	9	8	one that leans [n -S...
leaper	12	10	one who leaps [n -S]
leaser	10	7	one who leases [n -S...
leaver	12	11	one that leaves [n -...
lecher	16	12	an excessively lewd...
lector	14	10	a reader of the less...
ledger	12	10	(obsolete) an ambass...
lefter	13	10	LEFT, pertaining to...
legger	13	11	a bargeman who legs...
leiger	12	9	(obsolete) an ambass...
lekker	13	15	(South African slang...
lekvar	14	15	a prune butter [n -S...
lender	10	9	one that lends [n -S...
lenger	11	10	LENG, (obsolete) lon...
lentor	10	8	(archaic) sluggishne...
lesser	11	7	LESS, smaller [adj]
lessor	11	7	one who grants a lea...
letter	11	7	to inscribe with sym...
levier	13	11	one who levies [n -S...
lewder	14	11	LEWD, sexually sugge...
libber	16	13	(short for) a libera...
licker	16	14	one who licks [n -S]
lictor	15	10	(historical) an anci...
lidger	13	10	(obsolete) an ambass...
lieder	11	8	LIED, a German song...
liefer	13	10	LIEF, (archaic) soon...
lieger	12	9	(obsolete) an ambass...
lienor	10	8	a party who holds a...
liever	13	11	LIEVE [adv]
lifter	14	10	one who lifts [n -S]
ligger	14	11	a horizontal timber...
limber	15	13	supple [adj LIMBERER...
limier	13	10	LIMY, containing lim...
limmer	14	13	(Scots) a rogue or t...
limner	12	11	a painter of portrai...
limper	15	13	one who limps [n -S]
linear	10	8	of or belonging to a...
linger	12	10	to delay departure [...
linier	11	8	LINEY, resembling a...
linker	12	12	one who links [n -S]
linter	11	8	a machine for removi...
lipper	16	13	to ripple [v -ED, -I...
liquor	20	17	a strong alcoholic d...
lisper	14	10	one who lisps [n -S]
lister	12	7	a three-pronged spea...
lither	14	9	LITHE, supple [adj]
litter	12	7	to scatter rubbish a...
livier	14	11	a permanent resident...
livyer	20	13	a permanent resident...
loader	10	8	one that loads [n -S...
loafer	12	10	a lazy person; a sho...
loaner	9	8	one who loans [n -S]
lobber	15	13	one who lobs [n -S]
locker	15	14	a small cupboard for...
lodger	12	10	one who stays in ren...
lofter	13	10	a type of golf club...
logger	13	11	one who fells timber...
logier	12	9	LOGY, sluggish, also...
loiter	11	7	to stand idly about...
loller	13	9	one who lolls [n -S]
longer	11	10	one that longs [n -S...
looker	11	11	one that looks [n -S...
looper	12	10	a caterpillar of the...
looser	10	7	LOOSE, slack [adj]
looter	10	7	one that loots [n -S...
lopper	15	13	(Scots) to curdle, a...
lother	13	9	LOTH, unwilling, als...
lotter	11	7	someone who rents or...
louder	11	9	LOUD, strongly audib...
louser	11	8	(Irish) a mean, nast...
louvar	13	12	a large silvery whal...
louver	13	12	a sloping slat place...
lovier	13	11	LOVEY, fondly affect...
lowser	14	10	LOWSE, (Scots) loose...
lubber	16	14	a clumsy fellow, als...
lugger	14	12	a small 2- or-3-mast...
luller	14	10	one who lulls [n -S]
lumbar	15	14	an anatomical part s...
lumber	15	14	to move heavily and...
lumper	15	14	a labourer employed...
lunger	12	11	one who lunges [n -S...
lunier	11	9	LUNY, crazy [adj]
lunker	12	13	a large game fish [n...
lurker	13	12	one that lurks [n -S...
lusher	14	10	a heavy drinker [n -...
luster	12	8	to make lustrous, al...
macher	16	14	(Yiddish) an importa...
madder	11	11	a herbaceous plant w...
maftir	14	12	(Hebrew) the conclud...
magyar	18	13	pertaining to a garm...
mahsir	14	11	a large freshwater f...
mahzor	16	20	a Jewish prayer book...
mailer	12	10	one who sends mail [...
maimer	12	12	one who maims [n -S]
mainer	10	10	MAIN, chief, princip...
mainor	10	10	act or fact of theft...
mammer	13	15	(Shakespeare) to hes...
mamzer	15	21	(Yiddish) an illegit...
mandir	11	11	a Hindu temple, also...
manger	11	12	a feeding trough for...
manner	9	11	method, fashion of s...
mapper	15	15	one who maps, a mapm...
marker	12	13	one that marks [n -S...
marrer	11	9	one who mars or inju...
martyr	18	11	to put someone to de...
marver	13	13	a marble or iron sla...
masher	13	11	a dandy frequenting...
masker	12	13	one who wears a mask...
master	11	9	a person, esp. male,...
matier	11	9	MATY, friendly [adj]
matter	11	9	to be of importance...
mauger	12	12	(archaic) in spite o...
mauler	12	11	one that mauls [n -S...
mauver	13	14	MAUVE, coloured mauv...
mawger	15	14	(Caribbean) lean, th...
mazier	14	18	MAZY, full of confus...
meager	11	11	(US) scanty, also MA...
mealer	11	10	a device for convert...
meaner	9	10	a person who means,...
medlar	12	11	a small tree related...
meeker	11	13	MEEK, having a mild...
meeter	10	9	one that meets [n -S...
melder	12	11	(Scots) the quantity...
melter	12	10	one who, or that whi...
member	14	15	a distinct part of a...
memoir	12	12	a biography [n -S]
mender	10	11	one that mends [n -S...
meneer	9	10	(Dutch) the Dutch eq...
menhir	13	12	(Welsh) a single upr...
mentor	10	10	to serve as a friend...
mercer	14	12	a dealer in textiles...
merger	12	11	the combining of two...
mester	11	9	(dialect) master, he...
meteor	10	9	a small celestial bo...
metier	11	9	(French) one's occup...
mewler	15	13	one that mewls [n -S...
micher	17	14	a truant, also MOOCH...
midair	12	10	the midst of a cours...
milder	13	11	MILD, gentle in temp...
milker	14	14	one who milks (cows)...
miller	14	11	a person who owns or...
milter	13	10	a male fish at breed...
mimbar	15	15	(Arabic) a mosque pu...
mimmer	14	15	MIM, prim, demure, p...
minbar	13	13	(Arabic) a mosque pu...
mincer	14	13	one who minces [n -S...
minder	11	11	one that minds [n -S...
minger	12	12	an unpleasant person...
minier	11	10	MINY, abounding with...
minter	11	10	a person who coins o...
mirier	12	9	MIRY, full of mire [...
mirker	13	13	MIRK, dark, also MUR...
mirror	12	9	a surface which refl...
mister	12	9	to address as mister...
mither	14	11	to confuse, stupefy,...
mitier	12	9	MITY, infested with...
mixier	18	16	MIXY, mixed [adj]
moaner	9	10	one who moans [n -S]
mobber	15	15	one that mobs [n -S]
mocker	15	16	to clothe [v -ED, -I...
modder	11	11	one who modifies a m...
mohair	13	11	a fabric made from t...
moider	11	10	to confuse, stupefy,...
moiler	12	10	one who moils, drudg...
moiser	11	9	(Yiddish) an informe...
molder	12	11	to turn to dust by n...
molter	12	10	one that molts, also...
momoir	12	12	a memoir written by...
momser	12	12	(Yiddish) an illegit...
momzer	15	21	(Yiddish) an illegit...
monger	11	12	a trader; a dealer;...
mooner	9	10	one who abstractedly...
mooter	10	9	a disputer of a moot...
mopier	13	12	MOPY, dejected, also...
mopper	15	15	one who mops [n -S]
mortar	11	9	to bind with a type...
mosher	13	11	one who moshes, danc...
mosser	11	9	a person who works i...
mother	13	11	to give birth to [v...
motier	11	9	MOTEY, full of motes...
motser	11	9	(Australian slang) a...
mouser	11	10	a cat kept to catch...
mouter	11	10	(Scots) a miller's f...
mucker	16	17	to squander [v -ED,...
mudder	12	12	a racehorse that run...
mudger	13	13	one who mudges, equi...
muggar	14	14	(Hindi) a broad-snou...
mugger	14	14	(Hindi) a broad-snou...
muggur	15	15	(Hindi) a broad-snou...
muller	14	12	to inflict a severe...
mummer	14	16	to take part in mumm...
mumper	15	16	a beggar; a begging...
munter	11	11	(colloquial) an unat...
murder	12	11	to kill unlawfully w...
murker	13	14	MURK, dark, gloomy,...
murmur	14	14	to make a subdued mu...
musher	14	12	a person who travels...
muster	12	10	to gather together [...
mutter	12	10	to speak unclearly [...
nabber	13	13	one who nabs [n -S]
naffer	13	13	NAFF, inferior, tack...
nagger	11	11	one who nags, esp. a...
naifer	11	10	NAIF, (French) ingen...
nailer	10	8	a maker of nails [n...
naiver	11	11	NAIVE, lacking sophi...
napper	13	13	one who naps cloth a...
natter	9	7	to chatter [v -ED, -...
nearer	8	7	NEAR, situated withi...
neater	8	7	NEAT, tidy [adj]
necker	13	14	a person who indulge...
nectar	12	10	a delicious drink [n...
needer	8	8	one who needs [n -S]
nerver	11	11	someone or something...
nesher	11	9	NESH, soft, crumbly;...
nester	9	7	one who nests [n -S]
nestor	9	7	a genus of parrots w...
nether	11	9	situated below [adj]
netter	9	7	one who nets [n -S]
neuter	9	8	to castrate [v -ED,...
nicher	15	12	(Scots) to neigh, al...
nickar	14	14	the round seed of a...
nicker	14	14	(Scots) to neigh, al...
niffer	14	13	(Scots) to barter, t...
nigger	12	11	to exhaust by overcr...
nigher	13	11	NIGH, near [adj]
nimmer	12	13	a thief [n -S]
nipper	14	13	to seize two ropes t...
nipter	12	10	(Greek) an ecclesias...
nither	12	9	(dialect) to shiver...
nobler	12	11	NOBLE, possessing qu...
nodder	9	9	one who nods; a drow...
nonpar	10	11	being a stock that h...
nonwar	11	11	a war that has not b...
nooner	7	8	a brief sexual encou...
nooser	8	7	one who nooses [n -S...
nosher	11	9	one who noshes, nibb...
nosier	9	7	NOSEY, unduly curiou...
nother	11	9	neither; nor [adj]
notour	9	8	in Scots law, notori...
nozzer	15	25	(slang) a raw naval...
nudger	11	11	one who nudges [n -S...
nuggar	12	12	(Arabic) a large boa...
number	13	14	to count [v -ED, -IN...
nurser	10	8	one who nurses; one...
nutbar	12	11	a bar made from chop...
nutter	10	8	a crazy person [n -S...
nuzzer	16	26	(Hindi) a present to...
oakier	10	10	OAKY, like an oak [a...
oarier	9	6	OARY, having the for...
oatier	9	6	OATY, like oats [adj...
obeser	11	9	OBESE, very fat [adj...
obeyer	17	11	one who obeys [n -S]
obiter	12	9	(Latin) in passing;...
octuor	13	10	(French) an octet [n...
ocular	14	11	perceived by the eye...
oilier	11	7	OILY, covered in oil...
oliver	13	11	a forge-hammer worke...
onager	9	9	a wild ass of Asia [...
oneyer	14	9	(Shakespeare) a (gre...
oofier	11	9	OOFY, expensive, ost...
oorier	9	6	OORIE, (Scots) dingy...
oosier	9	6	OOSY, having fluff [...
oozier	12	15	OOZY, oozing [adj]
opener	10	10	one that opens [n -S...
orator	9	6	one that orates [n -...
orbier	12	9	ORBY, resembling a s...
ostler	11	7	a horse tender at an...
oulder	11	9	OULD, (Irish) old [a...
ourier	10	7	OURIE, dingy, also O...
ouster	10	7	ejection or disposse...
outbar	12	10	to form a barrier [v...
outher	12	9	(dialect) either [ad...
outler	11	8	someone who is out o...
outwar	13	10	to surpass in warrin...
ovator	11	10	one who gives an ova...
ovular	13	12	relating or belongin...
owlier	14	10	OWLY, owlish, like a...
owrier	13	9	OWRIE, (Scots) dingy...
oyster	16	8	a bivalve shellfish,...
pacier	15	12	PACY, fast, also PAC...
packer	16	16	one who packs [n -S]
padder	12	11	a highwayman who ste...
pairer	12	9	PAIR, (Scots) poor [...
palier	13	10	PALY, somewhat pale...
pallor	14	11	paleness esp. of the...
palmar	14	13	pertaining to the pa...
palmer	14	13	one who bears a palm...
palter	13	10	to talk or act insin...
pamper	15	15	to treat with excess...
pandar	11	11	to act as a procurer...
pander	11	11	to act as a procurer...
paneer	10	10	a soft white cheese...
panier	11	10	a large basket, also...
panner	10	11	one who pans for gol...
panter	11	10	(Shakespeare) the of...
panzer	14	19	(German) a German ta...
parker	13	13	a park-keeper [n -S]
parlor	13	10	a room for the enter...
parser	12	9	a program or routine...
parter	12	9	one who, or which, p...
pasear	11	9	to take a walk [v -E...
passer	12	9	one that passes [n -...
paster	12	9	one who pastes [n -S...
pastor	12	9	a person who has car...
patter	12	9	to talk rapidly and...
patzer	15	18	(German) an inept ch...
pauper	14	13	to reduce to poverty...
pauser	12	10	one who pauses [n -S...
pavior	14	13	a person who lays pa...
pawner	14	13	one who pawns someth...
pawnor	14	13	one who pawns someth...
pecker	16	16	that which pecks; (s...
pedder	12	11	(Scots) a pedlar [n...
pedlar	13	11	a person who goes ab...
pedler	13	11	a person who goes ab...
peeler	12	10	(colloquial) a polic...
peeper	13	12	a kind of tree-frog...
peever	13	13	(Scots) a tile, tin...
pelter	13	10	to shower blows or m...
penner	10	11	one who pens [n -S]
pepper	16	15	to season with a pun...
perter	12	9	PERT, impudent, jaun...
pester	12	9	to bother [v -ED, -I...
pether	14	11	(Scots) a pedlar, al...
petter	12	9	one who pets [n -S]
pewter	15	12	an alloy of tin, ant...
phaser	14	11	a type of science-fi...
phasor	14	11	a rotating vector wh...
phoner	13	12	one that telephones...
phwoar	17	14	an expression of app...
phylar	22	14	related to a phylum,...
picker	17	16	one that picks [n -S...
piecer	15	12	a worker who joins b...
pilfer	16	13	to steal [v -ED, -IN...
pillar	15	11	to supply with verti...
pincer	15	13	one of the two pivot...
pinder	12	11	one who impounds cat...
pinger	13	12	a device for produci...
pinier	12	10	PINY, covered with p...
pinker	13	14	a person who cuts or...
pinner	11	11	one who impounds cat...
pioner	11	10	(Shakespeare) a mili...
pipier	15	12	PIPY, like a pipe; h...
pisher	15	11	(Yiddish) a small bo...
pisser	13	9	something that pisse...
pitier	13	9	one who pities [n -S...
pitter	13	9	to sound like a gras...
placer	16	13	a person who places,...
planar	12	11	relating to a plane,...
planer	12	11	a planing machine [n...
plater	13	10	one who plates [n -S...
player	19	12	one who plays [n -S]
plexor	19	17	a small, rubber-head...
plover	15	14	a general name for b...
plower	16	13	one who ploughs, als...
pogoer	12	11	someone who pogos [n...
poiser	12	9	the balancer of dipt...
pokier	13	13	POKY, cramped, also...
polder	13	11	to reclaim low-lying...
poller	14	11	one that polls, also...
ponder	11	11	to consider deeply [...
pooler	12	10	a person taking part...
pooper	13	12	as in party pooper,...
poorer	11	9	POOR, lacking the me...
pooter	11	9	a suction bottle for...
poplar	15	13	a genus of rapidly g...
popper	16	15	one that pops [n -S]
porier	12	9	PORY, having pores [...
porker	13	13	a pig, esp. a young...
porter	12	9	to carry luggage [v...
poseur	12	10	an affected or insin...
posher	14	11	POSH, smart, stylish...
posier	12	9	POSY, given to posin...
posser	12	9	(archaic) a wooden s...
poster	12	9	to stick bills on [v...
pother	14	11	to make a commotion...
potter	12	9	to occupy oneself in...
potzer	15	18	(German) an inept ch...
pouder	12	11	(obsolete) powder, a...
pourer	12	10	one who pours [n -S]
pouter	12	10	a variety of pigeon...
powder	15	13	matter in a finely d...
powter	15	12	(Scots) to poke, rum...
poxier	18	16	POXY, afflicted by p...
prater	12	9	one who prates [n -S...
prayer	18	11	a devout petition to...
prefer	14	12	to like better [v PR...
pretor	12	9	an ancient Roman mag...
prewar	15	12	occurring before the...
preyer	18	11	one who, or that whi...
pricer	16	12	one who sets a price...
primer	14	12	a book that covers t...
priser	13	9	a contestant for a p...
prizer	16	18	a contestant for a p...
prober	14	12	one who probes [n -S...
proker	13	13	a poker [n -S]
proler	13	10	(obsolete) a prowler...
proner	11	10	PRONE, lying face do...
proper	14	12	fitting [adj PROPERE...
proser	12	9	a writer of prose, a...
prover	14	13	one who proves [n -S...
prowar	15	12	favouring war [adj]
prower	15	12	PROW, (archaic) full...
pruner	12	11	one that prunes [n -...
psywar	22	14	(short for) psycholo...
pucker	17	17	to gather into small...
pudder	13	12	to make a tumult or...
pudeur	13	12	(French) a sense of...
puffer	17	16	a steam-engine; a ki...
puirer	13	10	PUIR, (Scots) poor [...
pukier	14	14	PUKY, reminiscent of...
pulier	14	11	PULY, given to pulin...
puller	15	12	one that pulls [n -S...
pulper	16	14	a machine for pulpin...
pulsar	14	11	a celestial source o...
pulser	14	11	a device that causes...
pulver	16	15	to reduce to powder...
pulwar	17	14	(Hindi) a light keel...
pumper	16	16	one who pumps [n -S]
punier	12	11	PUNY, of inferior si...
punker	13	15	a punk rock musician...
punner	11	12	one who makes puns,...
punter	12	11	one that punts [n -S...
purger	14	12	one who purges [n -S...
purler	14	11	a heavy fall [n -S]
purser	13	10	an officer in charge...
pusher	15	12	one that pushes [n -...
pusser	13	10	in naval slang, a su...
putter	13	10	to occupy oneself in...
pyoner	17	12	(Shakespeare) a mili...
qindar	18	17	an Albanian currency...
qintar	18	16	(Albanian) a monetar...
quaker	19	20	one who quakes [n -S...
quarer	18	16	QUARE, (dialect) que...
quasar	18	16	a starlike object wh...
quaver	20	20	to tremble, quiver [...
queuer	18	17	one who lines up [n...
quiver	21	20	to shake slightly [v...
quoter	18	16	one who quotes [n -S...
racier	13	9	RACY, pungent [adj]
racker	14	13	a horse that walks w...
radder	10	8	RAD, afraid [adj]
radger	11	9	RADGE, (Scots) angry...
rafter	12	9	to supply with suppo...
raider	10	7	one that raids [n -S...
railer	11	7	one who rails [n -S]
raiser	10	6	one who raises [n -S...
rammer	12	12	a tool for ramming e...
ramper	13	12	one who makes a dist...
rancor	12	10	bitter and vindictiv...
ranger	10	9	an officer supervisi...
ranker	10	11	an enlisted soldier...
ranter	9	7	one who rants [n -S]
rapier	12	9	a long, slender swor...
rapper	14	12	a doorknocker [n -S]
raptor	12	9	a bird or prey [n -S...
rasher	12	8	a thin slice of meat...
rasper	12	9	a tool used for rasp...
raster	10	6	the area reproducing...
rather	12	8	preferably, also RUT...
ratter	10	6	an animal used for c...
ravier	12	10	RAVEY, characteristi...
reader	9	7	one that reads [n -S...
realer	10	7	REAL, actually exist...
reamer	10	9	a tool used to enlar...
reaper	11	9	one that reaps [n -S...
rearer	9	6	a horse that rears [...
reaver	11	10	one that reaves, als...
rector	13	9	in the Church of Eng...
redder	10	8	one who redds, tidie...
redear	9	7	the common sunfish [...
reeder	9	7	a thatcher [n -S]
reefer	11	9	a midshipman [n -S]
reeker	10	10	one that reeks [n -S...
reeler	10	7	an instrument for re...
regear	10	8	to equip again [v -E...
rehear	11	8	to hear again [v REH...
reiter	10	6	to reiterate [v -ED,...
reiver	12	10	a raider, plunderer,...
relier	11	7	(Shakespeare) one wh...
render	9	8	to plaster with a fi...
renker	10	11	RENK, (dialect) unpl...
renter	9	7	one who rents [n -S]
repair	12	9	to restore to good c...
repour	12	10	to pour again [v -ED...
rester	10	6	one who rests [n -S]
retear	9	6	to tear again [v RET...
retour	10	7	to confirm as heir [...
reveur	12	11	(French) a daydreame...
rewear	12	9	to wear again [v REW...
rhetor	12	8	a teacher of rhetori...
rhymer	20	13	one who composes rhy...
ribber	15	12	one that ribs [n -S]
ribier	13	9	a large, black grape...
richer	16	11	RICH, wealthy [adj]
ricier	14	9	RICY, containing ric...
ricker	15	13	a young tree trunk [...
ridder	11	8	one who rids [n -S]
ridger	12	9	a type of plough whi...
riever	12	10	a raider, plunderer,...
rifler	14	10	a hawk that grasps o...
rigger	13	10	one who rigs e.g. sh...
rigour	12	9	severity [n -S]
rilier	12	7	RILEY, turbid, also...
rimier	12	9	RIMY, covered with r...
rimmer	13	12	a tool used to enlar...
ringer	11	9	one that rings [n -S...
rinser	10	7	something or someone...
rioter	10	6	one that riots [n -S...
ripper	15	12	(obsolete) a person...
risker	12	10	one who risks or haz...
ritter	11	6	(archaic) a German o...
rizzar	17	24	(Scots) to dry in th...
rizzer	17	24	(Scots) to dry in th...
rizzor	17	24	(Scots) to dry in th...
roamer	10	9	one who roams, a wan...
roarer	9	6	one who roars [n -S]
robber	14	12	one that robs [n -S]
rocker	14	13	the rock dove, also...
roemer	10	9	a large drinking gla...
roguer	11	9	a rogue [n -S]
rokier	11	10	ROKY, (dialect) mist...
rolfer	13	10	a manipulator of mus...
roller	12	8	a cylindrical device...
romper	13	12	a one-piece garment...
ronzer	12	16	(New Zealand) someon...
roofer	11	9	one who supplies or...
roomer	10	9	a lodger [n -S]
rooser	9	6	(Scots) a boaster [n...
rooter	9	6	a vocal supporter [n...
ropier	12	9	ROPY, resembling rop...
rorier	10	6	RORY, (Scots) noisy,...
rorter	10	6	a conman [n -S]
rosier	10	6	a rosebush, also ROS...
rosser	10	6	(slang) a policeman,...
roster	10	6	to put on a list of...
rother	12	8	(obsolete) an ox, co...
rotter	10	6	a scoundrel [n -S]
rouser	10	7	a person or thing th...
router	10	7	a two-handled plane...
rozzer	16	24	(slang) a policeman,...
rubber	15	13	to provide with an e...
rubier	13	10	RUBY, red like a rub...
rudder	11	9	a vertical blade use...
rugger	13	11	a form of football,...
ruiner	10	8	one who ruins [n -S]
rulier	12	8	RULY, obedient, orde...
rummer	13	13	(Dutch) a large drin...
rumour	12	11	to spread by hearsay...
runner	9	9	one who runs [n -S]
rusher	13	9	in American football...
ruther	13	9	(dialect) rather [ad...
rutter	11	7	(obsolete) a horsema...
sacker	14	13	a position in baseba...
sadder	10	8	SAD, unhappy [adj]
saeter	9	6	(Norwegian) an uplan...
safter	12	9	SAFT, (Scots) soft [...
saggar	12	10	a clay box in which...
sagger	12	10	a clay box in which...
sagier	11	8	SAGY, flavoured with...
sailer	11	7	a vessel that sails...
sailor	11	7	a member of a ship's...
sairer	10	6	SAIR, (Scots) sore,...
salter	11	7	a person who makes o...
salver	13	11	a tray or serving pl...
salvor	13	11	one who assists in s...
salwar	14	10	a long tunic worn ov...
sambar	13	12	a large Asian deer,...
sambur	14	13	a large Asian deer,...
samier	11	9	SAMEY, (colloquial)...
samlor	12	10	a three-wheeled taxi...
sander	9	8	a tool for sanding [...
sangar	10	9	(Pushtu) a temporary...
sanger	10	9	(Australian slang) a...
sansar	9	7	a cold, whistling wi...
santir	10	7	a Persian stringed i...
santur	10	8	(Arabic) an Eastern...
sapour	12	10	flavour, also SAPOR...
sapper	14	12	a military engineer...
sardar	10	7	(Urdu) a native chie...
sarsar	10	6	a cold, whistling wi...
sartor	10	6	(Latin) a tailor [n...
saucer	13	10	a small shallow dish...
sauger	11	9	an American freshwat...
savior	12	10	one who saves, also...
savour	12	11	to taste or smell wi...
sawder	13	10	to flatter, also SOW...
sawyer	19	11	one whose occupation...
scalar	14	10	a mathematical quant...
scaler	14	10	a person or thing th...
scarer	13	9	something or someone...
scorer	13	9	one that scores [n -...
scoter	13	9	a sea duck [n -S]
scryer	20	11	one who scries in a...
sealer	10	7	one who hunts seals...
seamer	10	9	a ball delivered by...
searer	9	6	SEAR, scorched, with...
seater	9	6	someone or something...
secpar	15	12	a unit of astronomic...
sector	13	9	to divide into secti...
seeder	9	7	one who seeds [n -S]
seeker	10	10	one who seeks [n -S]
seemer	10	9	one who seems [n -S]
seggar	12	10	a clay box in which...
seiker	11	10	SEIK, (Scots) sick [...
seiner	9	7	one who fishes with...
seiser	10	6	one who seizes (prop...
seisor	10	6	one who seizes (prop...
seizer	13	15	one who seizes (prop...
seizor	13	15	one that takes seizi...
seller	12	8	one that sells [n -S...
semper	13	12	(Latin) always [adj]
sender	9	8	one that sends [n -S...
senhor	11	9	(Spanish) a Portugue...
senior	9	7	a person who is olde...
sensor	9	7	a device that respon...
serger	11	8	a sewing machine att...
server	12	10	one who serves anoth...
setter	10	6	to treat with a seto...
sexier	16	13	SEXY, arousing sexua...
shader	12	9	one who, or that whi...
shaker	13	12	one who shakes [n -S...
shamer	13	11	one who causes shame...
shaper	14	11	one that shapes [n -...
sharer	12	8	one that shares [n -...
shaver	14	12	a youngster [n -S]
shewer	15	11	one who shews [n -S]
shikar	14	12	to hunt (animal) as...
shiner	12	9	a black eye [n -S]
shiver	15	12	to tremble with fear...
shmear	13	11	(Yiddish) to bribe [...
shmeer	13	11	to bribe, also SCHME...
shoder	12	9	a package of gold be...
shofar	14	11	a horn blown in cert...
shorer	12	8	one who props up thi...
shover	14	12	one who shoves, as i...
shower	15	11	to bathe in a spray...
siccar	17	12	(Scots) sure, certai...
sicker	15	13	(Scots) sure, certai...
siddur	12	9	(Hebrew) a Jewish pr...
sidler	12	8	one who sidles [n -S...
sieger	11	8	one who besieges, al...
sifter	13	9	one who, or that whi...
sigher	14	10	one who sighs [n -S]
signer	11	9	one that signs [n -S...
signor	11	9	an Italian title of...
siller	13	8	(Scots) silver [n -S...
silver	14	11	to cover with a meta...
simmer	13	12	to cook just below b...
simper	14	12	to smirk in a silly...
singer	11	9	one that sings [n -S...
sinker	11	11	a weight for a fishi...
sinner	9	8	to transgress, to ac...
sinter	10	7	to make cohesive by...
sipper	15	12	one who sips [n -S]
sircar	14	9	(Urdu) the state or...
sirdar	11	7	(Urdu) a native chie...
sirkar	12	10	(Urdu) the state or...
sister	11	6	to treat like a fema...
sittar	11	6	(Urdu) an Indian mus...
sitter	11	6	one who sits [n -S]
sizier	14	15	SIZY, pertaining to...
skater	11	10	one who skates [n -S...
skewer	14	13	a long pin of wood o...
skiver	14	14	(dialect) to skewer...
skryer	18	12	one who scries in a...
skyier	18	12	SKYEY, resembling th...
slaker	12	11	one who slakes [n -S...
slater	11	7	one who roofs with s...
slaver	13	11	to drool [v -ED, -IN...
slayer	17	9	one that slays [n -S...
slicer	15	10	one that slices [n -...
slider	12	8	a person who or thin...
sliver	14	11	to cut into long, th...
sloper	13	10	a native or inhabita...
slower	14	10	SLOW, moving with li...
smiler	13	10	one who smiles [n -S...
smiter	12	9	one who smites [n -S...
smoker	12	13	one that smokes [n -...
snarer	9	7	one who sets snares...
snider	10	8	SNIDE, base, also SN...
sniper	12	10	one who snipes [n -S...
snorer	9	7	one who snores [n -S...
soaker	10	10	a small piece of lea...
soaper	11	9	a serial melodrama o...
soarer	9	6	a person who or thin...
sobber	14	12	one who sobs [n -S]
soccer	16	12	a type of ball game...
sodger	11	9	(colloquial) a soldi...
soever	11	10	to an indefinite deg...
softer	12	9	SOFT, not hard, also...
solder	11	8	to join together wit...
sollar	12	8	(archaic) to put in...
soller	12	8	(archaic) an upper r...
solver	13	11	one who solves [n -S...
somber	13	12	(US) sombre [adj SOM...
sonder	9	8	a class of small yac...
sooler	10	7	one who sools, incit...
sooner	8	7	one who settles on g...
sordor	10	7	(Latin) refuse, foul...
sorner	9	7	one who obtrudes him...
sorter	10	6	one that sorts [n -S...
soucar	13	10	(Hindi) a Hindu bank...
souper	12	10	in Ireland, a person...
sourer	10	7	SOUR, having an acid...
souser	10	7	a drunkard [n -S]
soutar	10	7	(Scots) a shoemaker;...
souter	10	7	(Scots) a shoemaker;...
sowcar	16	12	(Hindi) a Hindu bank...
sowder	13	10	as in soft sowder, f...
sowter	13	9	(Scots) a cobbler, a...
spacer	15	12	someone who, or some...
spader	12	10	one who, or that whi...
sparer	12	9	one who spares [n -S...
spewer	15	12	one who spews, also...
sphaer	14	11	(obsolete) a sphere,...
sphear	14	11	(archaic) a sphere,...
spicer	16	12	(obsolete) a dealer...
spider	13	10	to move in a scuttli...
spiker	14	13	a device for spiking...
spinar	12	10	a rapidly spinning g...
spinor	12	10	a type of mathematic...
sprier	13	9	SPRY, smart, dapper...
spryer	19	11	SPRY, smart, dapper...
squier	19	16	(Shakespeare) a squa...
squirr	20	16	to scour, search; to...
stager	11	8	an experienced perso...
staker	11	10	one that marks off a...
staler	11	7	STALE, not fresh [ad...
starer	10	6	one who stares [n -S...
stater	10	6	(Greek) an ancient G...
stator	10	6	a part of a machine...
stayer	16	8	one who stays [n -S]
stelar	11	7	relating to a stele,...
stewer	13	9	one who stews [n -S]
steyer	16	8	STEY, (Scots) steep...
stiver	13	10	(Dutch) a former Dut...
stoker	11	10	a person who or thin...
stoner	9	7	one who stones [n -S...
stoper	12	9	one that stopes, exc...
storer	10	6	one who stores thing...
stover	12	10	(archaic) the dried...
stower	13	9	one who stows [n -S]
stumer	12	10	(slang) a counterfei...
stupor	13	10	a state of reduced s...
stylar	18	9	relating to a style,...
styler	18	9	one who styles [n -S...
suaver	12	11	SUAVE, sophisticated...
subpar	15	13	below par [adj]
succor	17	13	to go to the aid of,...
sucker	15	14	to strip off superfl...
sudder	11	9	(Arabic) a supreme c...
sudser	11	8	(slang) a soap opera...
suffer	15	13	to feel pain or dist...
suiter	11	7	a special suitcase f...
suitor	11	7	one making a suit [n...
sulfur	15	12	a non metallic eleme...
sulker	13	12	one who sulks [n -S]
summar	13	13	(Scots) summary [adj...
summer	13	13	to pass the warmest...
sunder	10	9	to break apart [v -E...
sungar	11	10	(Pushtu) a temporary...
sunker	11	12	a ridge of rock near...
supper	15	13	to supply with an ev...
surfer	13	10	one who surfs, also...
surger	12	9	one who surges [n -S...
sutler	12	8	one who peddles good...
swager	14	11	one who uses a swage...
swayer	19	11	one who sways [n -S]
swiler	15	10	(Canadian) in Newfou...
swiper	16	12	one who sweeps for o...
sypher	21	13	to lay an edge over...
tabour	12	10	to beat on a small d...
tacker	14	13	(Australian slang) a...
tagger	12	10	the pursuer in a gam...
tailer	11	7	one who secretly fol...
tailor	11	7	to fit with clothes...
taiver	12	10	(Scots) to wander, t...
takier	11	10	TAKY, (obsolete) att...
talker	12	11	one who talks [n -S]
taller	12	8	TALL, having great h...
tamber	13	12	the distinctive qual...
tambur	14	13	(Arabic) an Eastern...
tammar	12	12	(Native Australian)...
tamper	13	12	to interfere in a ha...
tanker	10	11	to transport by a sh...
tanner	8	8	in pre-decimal coina...
tapper	14	12	a person who taps; a...
tartar	10	6	a formidable or fero...
tarter	10	6	TART, sharp tasting...
tasker	11	10	one who performs a t...
taster	10	6	one who tastes [n -S...
tatler	11	7	an indiscreet talker...
tatter	10	6	to become torn and w...
tauter	10	7	TAUT, stretched tigh...
tawier	13	9	TAWIE, (Scots) tract...
teamer	10	9	a person who drives...
tearer	9	6	(slang) a boisterous...
teaser	9	6	one who teases [n -S...
tedder	10	8	a machine for teddin...
tedier	10	7	TEDY, (Scott) tediou...
teemer	10	9	one who teems, or br...
teener	8	7	a teenager [n -S]
teeter	9	6	to move unsteadily [...
telfer	13	10	to transport by a sy...
tellar	12	8	a sapling, a shoot f...
teller	12	8	a sapling, a shoot f...
temper	13	12	to moderate by addin...
tender	9	8	soft, sensitive [adj...
tenner	8	8	(colloquial) a ten-p...
tenour	9	8	(obsolete) tenor [n...
tenser	9	7	TENSE, taut [adj]
tensor	9	7	a muscle that stretc...
tenter	9	7	to stretch on a type...
termer	11	9	a person who holds a...
termor	11	9	a person who holds a...
terror	10	6	intense fear [n -S]
terser	10	6	TERSE, succinct [adj...
tester	10	6	a canopy over a bed...
tether	12	8	to confine with a ro...
tetter	10	6	to affect with a ski...
texter	16	13	a person who communi...
thaler	13	9	(German) an obsolete...
thawer	15	11	an ice-melting agent...
thenar	11	9	(Greek) the fleshy p...
ticker	15	13	(slang) the heart [n...
tidier	11	7	one who tidies [n -S...
tigger	13	10	to damage (electroni...
tiller	13	8	to put forth stems f...
tilter	12	7	one who tilts, or jo...
timber	14	12	to furnish with wood...
tinder	10	8	dry inflammable matt...
tinier	10	7	TINY, very small [ad...
tinker	11	11	to repair shoddily [...
tinner	9	8	a tin miner [n -S]
tinter	10	7	a person or thing th...
tipper	15	12	one who tips [n -S]
titfer	13	9	(slang) cockney rhym...
tither	13	8	one who collects tit...
titler	12	7	a writer of titles;...
titter	11	6	to utter a restraine...
tocher	15	11	(Gaelic) to dower [v...
todger	11	9	(slang) the penis [n...
toeier	9	6	TOEY, (Australian sl...
togger	12	10	(colloquial) to play...
toiler	11	7	one that toils [n -S...
toller	12	8	a collector of tolls...
tolter	11	7	(dialect) to flounde...
tonger	10	9	a person who gathers...
tonier	9	7	TONY, high-toned, al...
tonker	10	11	one who tonks, hits...
tonner	8	8	an object having a s...
tonsor	9	7	(Latin) a barber [n...
tooler	10	7	a person who tools t...
toomer	10	9	TOOM, (Scots) empty...
tooter	9	6	one who toots; one w...
topper	14	12	(slang) a top hat [n...
torpor	12	9	(Latin) mental or ph...
tosher	12	8	(colloquial) a non-c...
tosser	10	6	(slang) an unpleasan...
tother	12	8	(archaic) the other...
totter	10	6	to walk unsteadily [...
tourer	10	7	a large, open automo...
touser	10	7	one who touses [n -S...
touter	10	7	one who seeks custom...
towbar	15	12	a metal bar used for...
towier	13	9	TOWY, pertaining to...
towser	13	9	one who towses [n -S...
tracer	13	9	a kind of ammunition...
trader	10	7	one who trades [n -S...
tremor	11	9	to quiver, shake [v...
tricar	14	9	a three-wheeled car...
trimer	12	9	a substance in which...
triter	11	6	TRITE, banal, common...
trocar	13	9	a surgical instrumen...
trover	12	10	a type of legal acti...
tubber	15	13	one who tubs i.e. ta...
tucker	15	14	to tire out [v -ED,...
tufter	13	10	a hound that drives...
tugger	13	11	one who tugs, esp. i...
tulwar	15	11	(Hindi) an Indian sa...
tumour	12	11	an abnormal swelling...
tunier	10	8	TUNY, tuneful, esp....
turgor	12	9	the state of being t...
turner	10	8	one who turns wood o...
tuskar	12	11	a turf-spade, also T...
tusker	12	11	a turf-spade, also T...
tussar	11	7	(Hindi) a fawn-colou...
tusser	11	7	(Hindi) a fawn-colou...
tussor	11	7	(Hindi) a fawn-colou...
tussur	12	8	(Hindi) a fawn-colou...
twicer	17	12	a compositor and pre...
twiner	13	10	a twining plant [n -...
twofer	15	12	something that is so...
typier	19	11	TYPY, conforming to...
uglier	13	10	UGLY, not beautiful...
ulster	12	8	a long, loose overco...
unbear	11	11	to free from the pre...
uncoer	12	11	UNCO, (Scots) strang...
undear	9	9	not dear [adj]
undoer	9	9	one who undoes [n -S...
unfair	12	11	not fair [adj UNFAIR...
ungear	10	10	to unharness [v -ED,...
unhair	12	10	to remove the hair f...
uniter	10	8	one who unites [n -S...
unmoor	10	11	to release from moor...
unspar	12	11	to withdraw a spa fr...
upbear	14	13	to raise aloft [v UP...
uprear	12	10	to raise; to erect [...
uproar	12	10	a tumult, a commotio...
upsoar	12	10	to soar upward [v -E...
upstir	14	10	to stir up [v UPSTIR...
uptear	12	10	to tear out by the r...
ureter	10	7	a duct that conveys...
usager	11	9	someone who has the...
usurer	11	8	one who lives by usu...
uvular	14	13	relating to the uvul...
vaguer	13	13	VAGUE, indeterminate...
vainer	11	11	VAIN, filled with un...
valkyr	21	17	a maiden in Norse my...
vallar	14	12	(Latin) a Roman circ...
valour	13	12	courage, also VALOR...
valuer	13	12	one that values [n -...
valvar	15	15	pertaining to a valv...
vamper	15	16	one who vamps; one w...
vanner	10	12	a person who owns a...
vapour	14	14	mist, fume or smoke...
varier	12	10	a wanderer; one who...
vaster	12	10	VAST, huge [adj]
vatter	12	10	one who uses a vat [...
vealer	12	11	a calf raised for fo...
vector	15	13	to guide in flight b...
veiler	13	11	one who veils [n -S]
veiner	11	11	a tool used in wood...
velour	13	12	a fabric resembling...
vender	11	12	a seller, also VENDO...
vendor	11	12	a seller, also VENDE...
veneer	10	11	to overlay with thin...
venger	12	13	(Spenser) an avenger...
venter	11	11	(obsolete) a person...
verger	13	12	a church official, a...
verier	12	10	VERY, absolute [adj]
verser	12	10	a versifier [n -S]
vesper	14	13	an evening service,...
vetoer	11	10	one who vetoes [n -S...
vetter	12	10	one that evaluates s...
viator	12	10	a traveller [n VIATO...
vibier	15	13	VIBEY, lively, vibra...
victor	16	13	one who defeats an a...
viewer	15	13	one that views [n -S...
vigour	14	13	active strength or f...
villar	15	12	pertaining to a mano...
vinier	12	11	VINY, of or pertaini...
violer	13	11	a viol player, a fid...
virger	14	12	(obsolete) a verger...
visier	13	10	(Arabic) a minister...
vizier	16	19	(Arabic) a minister...
vogier	13	12	VOGIE, (Scots) vain,...
voguer	13	13	one who vogues, perf...
voicer	15	13	one who voices [n -S...
voider	12	11	one who voids [n -S]
voyeur	18	13	one who seeks sexual...
vulgar	15	14	common [adj VULGARER...
vulvar	16	16	relating to the vulv...
wacker	17	16	(slang) mate, pal [n...
wadder	13	11	an implement for wad...
wafter	15	12	an armed vessel empl...
wagger	15	13	a wastepaper basket...
wailer	14	10	one who wails [n -S]
waiter	13	9	one who serves at ta...
waiver	15	13	the act of waiving s...
walier	14	10	WALY, (Scots) fine,...
walker	15	14	one who walks [n -S]
waller	15	11	a builder of walls [...
wander	12	11	to move about with n...
wanier	12	10	WANY, waning in some...
wanker	13	14	one who masturbates...
wanner	11	11	WAN, pale [adj]
wanter	12	10	one who wants [n -S]
wapper	17	15	to cause to shake; t...
warder	13	10	someone who guards o...
warier	13	9	WARY, cautious [adj]
warmer	14	12	something that warms...
warner	12	10	one who warns [n -S]
warper	15	12	one who, or that whi...
washer	15	11	to fit with a washer...
waster	13	9	(Scots) to spend pro...
watter	13	9	WAT, wet [adj]
wauker	14	14	a fuller of cloth, a...
wavier	15	13	WAVY, having waves [...
waxier	19	16	WAXY, like wax [adj]
weaker	13	13	WEAK, feeble [adj]
weaner	11	10	a calf, lamb, or pig...
wearer	12	9	one who is dressed [...
weaver	14	13	one that weaves [n -...
wedder	13	11	(dialect) to weather...
weeder	12	10	one who weeds [n -S]
weeper	14	12	one who weeps [n -S]
weeter	12	9	WEET, wet [adj]
weever	14	13	any one of several s...
weiner	12	10	(German) a frankfurt...
welder	14	11	one that welds, also...
weldor	14	11	one that welds, also...
welter	14	10	to roll about [v -ED...
wester	13	9	to move towards the...
wether	15	11	a castrated ram [n -...
wetter	13	9	something that wets...
whaler	16	12	a person who hunts w...
whiner	15	12	one who whines [n -S...
whiter	16	11	WHITE, of the color...
wicker	18	16	a pliant twig or bra...
widder	14	11	(colloquial) a widow...
wiener	12	10	(German) a frankfurt...
wigger	16	13	(colloquial) a white...
wilder	15	11	to cause to stray [v...
wilier	15	10	WILY, crafty [adj]
willer	16	11	someone who wills [n...
wincer	16	13	one who winces [n -S...
winder	13	11	(slang) a blow that...
winger	14	12	a footballer who pla...
winier	13	10	WINEY, like or tasti...
winker	14	14	something that winks...
winner	12	11	one that wins [n -S]
winter	13	10	to pass the coldest...
wirier	14	9	WIRY, thin and tough...
wisher	16	11	one who wishes [n -S...
wither	16	11	to dry up and wilt [...
witter	14	9	to mutter peevishly...
wizier	17	18	(Arabic) a minister...
wolfer	16	13	a hunter of wolves,...
wolver	16	14	a hunter of wolves,...
wonder	12	11	to speculate [v -ED,...
wonner	11	11	(Scots) a wonder [n...
woofer	14	12	a loudspeaker for lo...
wooler	13	10	a domestic animal ra...
worker	14	13	one that works [n -S...
wormer	14	12	a screw fixed on the...
worser	13	9	worse [adj]
wowfer	18	15	WOWF, (Scots) crazy...
wowser	16	12	(Australian slang) a...
writer	14	9	one that writes [n -...
wunner	12	12	something that is on...
wuther	16	12	to move swiftly or w...
xyster	23	15	a surgeon's instrume...
yabber	20	14	(Native Australian)...
yacker	20	15	(Native Australian)...
yagger	18	12	(Scots) a pedlar [n...
yakker	18	16	(Native Australian)...
yammer	18	14	to complain peevishl...
yanker	16	13	(Scots) a big lie [n...
yapper	20	14	a yappy dog [n -S]
yarder	16	9	one who yards, draft...
yarner	15	9	one who tells storie...
yatter	16	8	to talk idly [v -ED,...
yauper	18	12	one who yaups, yelps...
yawier	19	11	YAWY, pertaining to...
yawner	18	12	one who yawns [n -S]
yawper	21	14	one who yawps, cries...
yeller	18	10	one who cries out [n...
yelper	19	12	one who yelps [n -S]
yemmer	18	14	(dialect) an ember [...
yessir	17	8	an interjection used...
yester	16	8	pertaining to yester...
yicker	21	15	to utter sharp littl...
yikker	19	16	to utter sharp littl...
yipper	21	14	a golfer suffering f...
yodler	17	10	one who yodels, also...
yonder	15	10	over there, also THO...
yonker	16	13	(obsolete) a young p...
yopper	20	14	a young person emplo...
yorker	17	12	a kind of delivery i...
yowler	20	12	one who yowls [n -S]
yucker	21	16	an American bird, th...
yukier	18	13	YUKY, itchy [adj]
zaffar	17	21	(Italian) an impure...
zaffer	17	21	(Italian) an impure...
zaffir	18	21	(Italian) an impure...
zander	12	17	(German) a European...
zanier	12	16	ZANY, comical, clown...
zapper	17	21	a device that zaps [...
zephyr	24	22	a gentle breeze [n -...
zester	13	15	a utensil for peelin...
zinger	14	18	someone or something...
zipper	18	21	to close with an int...
zither	16	17	a stringed instrumen...
zooier	12	15	ZOOEY, like a zoo [a...
zoster	13	15	(Greek) an ancient G...

6 letter words that end with R

6 letter words that end with R

6 letter R word

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LETTER R WORD