7 letter words that end with R

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7 letter words that end with R

7 letter R word	Scrabble®	Words With Friends®	Description
abactor	16	13	(obsolete) a cattle...
abetter	13	10	one who abets, also...
abettor	13	10	one who abets, also...
abjurer	16	20	one who abjures [n -...
ablator	14	11	a substance undergoi...
aborter	13	10	one who aborts [n -S...
abrader	13	11	a tool for abrading...
abutter	14	11	a person whose prope...
acatour	14	11	(obsolete) an office...
acceder	17	14	one who accedes [n -...
accuser	18	14	one who accuses [n -...
acerber	16	13	ACERB, bitter and so...
acidier	15	11	ACIDY, resembling ac...
acrider	15	11	ACRID, sharp to the...
acroter	14	10	a pedestal or orname...
adapter	13	11	something that adapt...
adaptor	13	11	something that adapt...
adducer	15	13	one who adduces [n -...
adepter	13	11	ADEPT, highly skille...
adherer	13	10	one who remains clos...
adjurer	14	18	one who commands sol...
adjuror	14	18	one who commands sol...
admirer	13	11	one who admires [n -...
adopter	13	11	one who adopts [n -S...
adorner	10	9	one who adorns [n -S...
adviser	14	12	one who gives counse...
advisor	14	12	one who gives counse...
aerator	10	7	that which supplies...
affixer	22	20	one who affixes [n -...
aginner	11	11	an opponent of chang...
agister	13	9	a former officer of...
agistor	13	9	a former officer of...
alastor	12	8	an avenging deity in...
alcazar	18	20	a Spanish fortress o...
alerter	12	8	ALERT, ready for sud...
aliener	11	9	one that transfers p...
alienor	11	9	a person who transfe...
aligner	13	11	one who aligns, also...
allayer	19	11	one who, or that whi...
alleger	14	11	one who alleges [n -...
allobar	15	12	a change in barometr...
allover	15	13	a fabric with a patt...
allurer	14	10	one who allures [n -...
almemar	14	14	(Hebrew) a platform...
almoner	12	12	a giver of alms; a s...
alnager	12	11	an inspector of clot...
alterer	12	8	one who alters [n -S...
amasser	12	10	one who amasses [n -...
amateur	12	11	one who engages in a...
amender	11	12	one who amends [n -S...
amercer	15	13	one who amerces, fin...
amildar	14	12	(Urdu) a factor or m...
ammeter	13	13	an instrument for me...
anaphor	14	13	the repetition of a...
angrier	12	10	ANGRY, having anger...
angular	13	12	having an angle [adj...
annoyer	15	11	one who annoys [n -S...
annular	11	11	ring-shaped [adj ANN...
another	12	10	one more [adj]
antbear	12	11	the great anteater [...
antiair	11	8	directed against att...
anticar	14	11	opposed to cars [adj...
antifur	14	12	opposed to wearing a...
antiwar	14	11	opposed to war [adj]
antsier	11	8	ANTSY, eager, excite...
applier	17	14	one who applies [n -...
apposer	15	13	(obsolete) an examin...
aptamer	14	13	any of various creat...
aquafer	21	20	an underground reser...
aquifer	22	20	an underground reser...
aquiver	22	21	quivering [adj]
arbiter	14	10	a person with power...
areolar	11	8	pertaining to an are...
armiger	14	12	an armour-bearer; a...
armorer	12	10	(US) one who makes o...
arouser	11	8	one who arouses [n -...
arrayer	17	9	one who arrays [n -S...
arriver	14	11	one who arrives [n -...
artsier	12	7	ARTSY, arty [adj]
ashiver	16	13	(archaic) shivering...
aspirer	14	10	one who aspires [n -...
assayer	17	9	one that assays [n -...
assever	13	11	to solemnly declare...
assizer	15	16	an officer in charge...
assumer	13	11	one who assumes or a...
assurer	12	8	one who assures, tak...
assuror	12	8	one who assures, tak...
astuter	12	8	ASTUTE, shrewd and p...
astylar	19	10	without columns [adj...
asunder	11	10	into parts [adv]
atelier	12	8	an artist's studio [...
athanor	12	10	an alchemist's furna...
auditor	12	9	one that audits [n -...
augurer	13	11	(Shakespeare) an aug...
autocar	14	11	a motor car [n -S]
avenger	13	14	one that avenges, al...
averter	13	11	one who averts [n -S...
aviator	13	11	a pilot who flies ai...
avoider	13	12	one who avoids [n -S...
awaiter	14	10	one who awaits [n -S...
awarder	14	11	one who awards [n -S...
axillar	20	16	a feather on the und...
babbler	19	17	any of a family of t...
backbar	20	20	the space behind a b...
baconer	15	14	a pig suitable for b...
baffler	19	17	a person who or thin...
baggier	16	14	BAGGY, loose fitting...
bahadur	16	14	a Hindu title of res...
baldier	15	12	BALDY, having no hai...
balkier	16	15	BALKY, apt to balk;...
balmier	16	14	BALMY, mild, tempera...
banaler	13	12	BANAL, flat and unin...
bandier	13	12	BANDY, having crooke...
bardier	14	11	BARDY, (Scots) scold...
barkier	15	14	BARKY, having a toug...
barmier	15	13	BARMIE, foamy; dotty...
barnier	13	11	BARNY, like a barn [...
barrier	14	10	to shut by means of...
basilar	15	11	relating to, or situ...
bassier	14	10	BASSY, somewhat deep...
batcher	19	15	one who puts things...
battier	14	10	BATTY, (colloquial)...
battler	15	11	one who battles [n -...
baulker	16	16	one who baulks [n -S...
bawdier	17	14	BAWDY, obscene [adj]
beadier	13	11	BEADY, resembling be...
beagler	15	13	one who hunts with b...
beakier	14	14	BEAKY, resembling a...
beamier	14	13	BEAMY, radiant [adj]
beatier	13	10	BEATY, of music, hav...
beauter	13	11	BEAUT, beautiful [ad...
beefier	15	13	BEEFY, thickly built...
beerier	13	10	BEERY, smelling of b...
beetler	14	11	an operator of a clo...
behaver	17	16	one who behaves [n -...
beigier	15	12	BEIGY, relating to t...
belabor	16	14	to buffet, beat, als...
belayer	20	13	one who belays [n -S...
belcher	20	16	a kind of spotted ne...
bencher	18	16	a senior member of a...
bendier	13	12	BENDY, full of bends...
bentier	13	11	BENTY, like wiry gra...
bescour	17	14	to scour thoroughly...
besmear	14	13	to smear, bedaub [v...
beveler	16	15	one who bevels, also...
bicolor	18	14	something having two...
bifilar	18	14	having two threads [...
bigener	14	13	a hybrid between gen...
bilayer	21	13	a film with two mole...
bilgier	17	13	BILGY, having the sm...
bilobar	17	14	having two lobes [ad...
biophor	18	15	a hypothetical unit...
bipolar	17	14	having two poles [ad...
birchir	21	15	any of various primi...
birkier	16	14	BIRKIE, (Scots) acti...
birsier	15	10	BIRSY, (Scots) brist...
birther	17	12	a person who believe...
bitsier	15	10	BITSY, small and att...
bittier	15	10	BITTY, fragmented [a...
bittour	15	11	(Spenser) the bitter...
blabber	19	17	to reveal secrets [v...
blacker	19	18	BLACK, being of the...
bladder	15	13	a saclike receptacle...
bladier	15	12	BLADY, as in blady g...
blagger	17	15	one who blags, a thi...
blaguer	16	14	one who talks preten...
blander	14	13	BLAND, neutral-tasti...
blanker	15	16	BLANK, empty [adj]
blaster	15	11	one who blasts [n -S...
blather	17	13	to talk foolishly [v...
blatter	15	11	(Scots) to beat like...
bleaker	15	15	BLEAK, dull and chee...
blearer	14	11	BLEAR, of the eyes,...
bleater	14	11	(colloquial) a compl...
bleeder	14	12	one who bleeds [n -S...
bleeper	16	14	a device that bleeps...
blender	14	13	one that blends [n -...
blesser	15	11	one who blesses [n -...
blether	17	13	to talk nonsense [v...
blinder	15	13	a thing that blinds...
blinger	16	14	BLING, flashy [adj]
blinker	16	16	a leather flap to pr...
blister	16	11	to cause fluid fille...
blither	18	13	to talk loquacious n...
blitter	16	11	a chip or system tha...
blitzer	19	20	one who blitzes [n -...
bloater	14	11	a smoked herring [n...
blocker	19	18	one that blocks [n -...
blogger	17	15	one who maintains a...
blokier	16	15	BLOKEY, like one of...
blonder	14	13	BLOND, light coloure...
bloomer	15	14	a large loaf with a...
blooper	16	14	a public blunder [n...
blotter	15	11	a piece of ink-absor...
blowier	18	14	BLOWY, windy, gusty...
blubber	20	18	to weep effusively [...
blucher	21	17	(German) a leather h...
bludger	17	15	(Australian slang) a...
bludier	16	13	BLUDY, stained with...
bluffer	20	18	one that bluffs [n -...
blunder	15	14	to make a mistake [v...
blunger	16	15	a machine or person...
blunker	16	17	(Scots) a bungler [n...
blunter	15	13	BLUNT, not sharp or...
blurter	16	12	one who blurts [n -S...
blusher	18	14	one who blushes [n -...
bluster	16	12	to blow violently [v...
boarder	13	11	one that boards [n -...
boaster	13	10	one that boasts [n -...
bodgier	15	13	BODGIE, fake [adj]
boggier	16	14	BOGGY, like a bog [a...
boggler	17	15	one who boggles or h...
bolivar	17	15	the monetary unit of...
bolster	15	11	to support [v -ED, -...
boneyer	18	13	BONEY, like bone, al...
bonjour	15	21	(French) good mornin...
bonnier	12	12	BONNY, pretty or hea...
bonsoir	13	11	(French) good evenin...
boodler	14	12	someone involved in...
boofier	15	13	BOOFY, muscular and...
bookier	14	14	BOOKY, by way of bei...
boomier	14	13	BOOMY, hollow-soundi...
booster	13	10	an engine that gives...
boozier	16	19	BOOZY, inclined to b...
boppier	18	16	BOPPY, suggestive of...
bortier	14	10	BORTY, relating to b...
boshter	16	12	(Australian slang) v...
boskier	15	14	BOSKY, woody or bush...
bossier	14	10	BOSSY, domineering [...
botcher	19	15	one who makes a botc...
bottler	15	11	(Australian slang) a...
boudoir	14	12	a woman's bedroom [n...
boulder	15	13	a large rock, also B...
boulter	15	12	a sieve, a machine f...
bouncer	16	15	a person or thing th...
bounder	13	13	a cad [n -S]
bourder	14	12	a jester [n -S]
bousier	14	11	BOUSY, inclined to b...
bouvier	16	15	(French) a large rou...
bowlder	18	15	a large rock, also B...
boysier	20	12	BOYSY, suited to or...
bragger	16	14	one who brags [n -S]
braider	14	11	one who braids; a ma...
brakier	15	14	BRAKY, abounding in...
brander	13	12	(Scots) a gridiron [...
branner	12	12	one that brans [n -S...
brasher	16	12	BRASH, forward, over...
brasier	14	10	one who works in bra...
brawler	18	14	a fighter [n -S]
brazier	17	19	a container for hot...
breaker	14	14	one that breaks [n -...
breeder	13	11	one who breeds [n -S...
brenter	13	11	BRENT, (Scots) lofty...
brevier	16	14	an old type size [n...
bridler	16	12	one who restrains an...
briefer	16	13	one who gives instru...
briller	17	12	BRILL, brilliant [ad...
brimmer	17	16	a bowl or glass full...
bringer	15	13	one who brings [n -S...
brinier	14	11	BRINY, salty [adj]
brisker	16	14	BRISK, quick of move...
broader	13	11	BROAD, broad [adj]
broider	14	11	to adorn with needle...
broiler	15	11	a quickly-reared you...
brommer	16	16	(Afrikaans) a bluebo...
bronzer	16	20	a tanning cosmetic [...
brooder	13	11	a heated building or...
brosier	14	10	BROSY, having the qu...
brother	16	12	a male sibling [n BR...
browner	16	14	a fawning person [n...
browser	17	13	one who browses [n -...
bruiser	15	11	a big husky man [n -...
bruiter	15	11	one that bruits [n -...
brummer	17	17	(Afrikaans) a bluebo...
brusher	17	13	one who brushes [n -...
brusker	16	15	BRUSK, abrupt in man...
bubbler	20	18	(tradename) a kind o...
buckler	20	19	a light shield [n -S...
buddier	15	13	BUDDY, having buds [...
buffier	19	17	BUFFY, of a yellowis...
bugbear	17	16	a cause for anxiety,...
buggier	17	15	BUGGY, full of bugs...
builder	16	13	one that builds [n -...
bulghur	20	17	(Turkish) a form of...
bulgier	17	14	BULGY, bulging [adj]
bulkier	17	16	BULKY, having bulk [...
bullier	17	13	BULLY, wonderful [ad...
bumbler	19	18	a bungler [n -S]
bumpier	18	17	BUMPY, of uneven sur...
bumster	16	14	of trousers, cut in...
buncher	19	17	one that gathers thi...
bundler	15	14	one that bundles [n...
bungler	16	15	one who mismanages [...
buntier	14	12	BUNTY, having bunt,...
burbler	18	15	one who burbles [n -...
burgher	18	15	a freeman or citizen...
burglar	17	14	to enter a building...
burlier	16	12	BURLY, heavy and mus...
burrier	15	11	BURRY, abounding in...
burster	15	11	a machine for separa...
bushier	17	13	BUSHY, having many b...
bustier	15	11	(French) a strapless...
bustler	16	12	one who bustles [n -...
butcher	20	16	to slaughter [v -ED,...
buxomer	21	21	BUXOM, healthily plu...
buzzier	21	29	BUZZY, having a buzz...
byliner	21	14	one that writes unde...
bywoner	22	16	(Afrikaans) the subt...
cabover	18	17	a truck or lorry wit...
cackier	19	17	CACKY, of or like ex...
cackler	20	18	one who cackles [n -...
cadaver	16	15	a corpse [n -S]
cadgier	16	13	CADGY, cheerful, als...
caganer	14	13	a traditional charac...
cajoler	17	20	one who cajoles [n -...
calamar	16	14	any of various speci...
caliber	18	14	the diameter of a gu...
caliper	18	14	in papermaking, a me...
caliver	18	15	a type of light musk...
calmier	17	14	CALMY, clayey [adj]
caloyer	21	13	a Greek Orthodox mon...
camphor	20	18	a solid essential oi...
campier	18	16	CAMPY, comically exa...
candler	15	13	one whose job it is...
candour	14	13	frankness, sincerity...
cannier	13	12	CANNIE, prudent, als...
cantier	14	11	CANTY, (Scots) conte...
canular	15	13	relating to a canula...
caperer	16	13	one who capers [n -S...
carnier	14	11	CARNY, cunning [adj]
caroler	15	11	one who sings joyous...
carrier	15	10	one that carries [n...
cashier	17	12	to dismiss in disgra...
caskier	16	14	CASKY, resembling a...
casspir	18	13	(South Africa) an ar...
catcher	20	15	one that catches [n...
caterer	14	10	one that caters [n -...
cattier	15	10	CATTY, spiteful [adj...
caulder	16	13	CAULD, (Scots) cold...
caulker	17	16	a big lie, also CAUK...
caviler	18	15	one that cavils, als...
centaur	14	12	a mythical creature...
centner	13	12	(German) an old unit...
chaddar	17	14	the large veil worn...
chaddor	17	14	the large veil worn...
chaffer	21	18	to bargain or haggle...
chainer	16	13	one who chains [n -S...
chalder	18	14	an old Scottish dry...
chamber	20	18	to put in a room [v...
chamfer	20	18	to channel or make f...
champer	20	18	one who champs, or b...
chancer	19	16	an opportunist [n -S...
changer	17	15	one that changes [n...
channer	15	14	(Scots) gravel, shin...
chanter	16	13	one who chants, also...
chantor	16	13	one who chants, also...
chapter	19	15	to divide a book int...
charger	18	14	a flat dish; a warho...
charier	17	12	CHARY, discreetly ca...
charmer	18	15	one that charms [n -...
charter	17	12	to lease or hire (a...
charver	19	16	(dialect) a young wo...
chaster	17	12	CHASTE, sexually vir...
chatter	17	12	to talk idly [v -ED,...
chaufer	19	16	a metal box for hold...
chaumer	18	16	(Scots) a room or bu...
cheaper	18	15	CHEAP, inexpensive [...
cheater	16	12	one that cheats [n -...
checker	21	19	to divide into or ma...
cheddar	17	14	any of several types...
cheeper	18	15	a young bird, esp. a...
cheerer	16	12	one who cheers [n -S...
chequer	25	22	to divide into or ma...
chewier	20	15	CHEWY, not easily ch...
chiefer	19	15	CHIEF, important [ad...
chigger	20	16	a parasitic mite, al...
chikhor	21	18	an Indian partridge,...
childer	19	14	(dialect) children,...
chiller	20	14	a frightening film [...
chipper	22	18	to twitter, chatter...
chirker	19	16	CHIRK, cheerful [adj...
chirper	20	15	a little bird [n -S]
chitter	18	12	to shiver or (of the...
chobdar	19	16	in the Indian subcon...
chocker	21	19	(slang) full up; fed...
choicer	20	15	CHOICE, of fine qual...
chokier	18	16	CHOKY, tending to ca...
chomper	20	18	one who chomps [n -S...
chooser	16	12	one who chooses [n -...
chopper	21	18	to travel by helicop...
chouser	17	13	a swindler [n -S]
chowder	20	16	to make a thick soup...
chucker	22	20	a bowler whose arm a...
chuddar	18	15	the large veil worn...
chudder	18	15	the large veil worn...
chuffer	22	19	CHUFF, gruff [adj]
chugger	20	17	a charity worker who...
chukkar	20	21	(Hindi) a period of...
chukker	20	21	(Hindi) a period of...
chunder	17	15	(Australian slang) t...
chunner	16	15	to mutter, grumble,...
chunter	17	14	to mutter, grumble,...
churner	17	14	a person who or mach...
circler	20	14	one who encircles [n...
cissier	16	10	CISSY, timid, also S...
citator	15	10	one who cites [n -S]
clabber	20	17	to curdle, turn sour...
clacker	20	18	that which clacks; e...
cladder	16	13	one who clads [n -S]
claimer	17	14	one who makes a clai...
clamber	19	17	to climb awkwardly [...
clammer	18	17	one who gathers clam...
clamour	17	15	to make a loud outcr...
clamper	19	17	to botch up [v -ED,...
clanger	16	14	(colloquial) a mista...
clangor	16	14	to clang loudly, als...
clapper	20	17	a thing that claps,...
claquer	24	21	a member of a claque...
clasher	18	13	one who clashes [n -...
clasper	18	14	a clasping organ [n...
classer	16	11	one that classes [n...
clatter	16	11	to make a rattling s...
clavier	18	15	an early keyboard in...
clayier	22	13	CLAYEY, resembling c...
cleaner	14	12	one that cleans [n -...
clearer	15	11	one that clears [n -...
cleaver	17	15	a heavy knife [n -S]
clicker	21	18	the compositor who d...
climber	20	17	one that climbs [n -...
clinger	17	14	something or someone...
clinker	17	16	to make furnace slag...
clipper	21	17	a kind of sailing sh...
clitter	17	11	to make a shrill rat...
clobber	20	17	to strike very hard...
clocker	20	18	a 24-hour dealer in...
clogger	18	15	a maker of clogs [n...
clotbur	19	15	the burdock, also CO...
clotter	16	11	to coagulate [v -ED,...
clouter	16	12	one who clouts, mend...
clowder	19	15	a collective name fo...
clubber	21	18	a person who frequen...
clucker	21	19	a chicken [n CLUCKER...
clumber	20	18	a stocky spaniel [n...
clumper	20	18	a kind of heavy shoe...
clunker	17	17	a dilapidated old ca...
cluster	17	12	to form into groups...
clutter	17	12	to pile in a disorde...
clyster	23	13	(archaic) an enema [...
coacher	19	15	a person who coaches...
coactor	17	13	one who acts togethe...
coalier	15	11	COALY, containing co...
coarser	14	10	COARSE, rough, crude...
coaster	14	10	a vessel that plies...
cobbier	19	16	COBBY, stout, obstin...
cobbler	20	17	a mender of shoes [n...
cochair	20	15	to serve jointly as...
cockier	19	17	COCKY, arrogantly se...
cockler	20	18	someone who collects...
coddler	16	13	one who coddles [n -...
coercer	17	13	one who coerces [n -...
cogener	14	13	something of the sam...
coherer	16	12	a device used to det...
coinfer	16	14	to infer jointly [v...
cointer	14	11	to bury together [v...
collier	17	12	a coal miner [n -S]
colorer	15	11	one that colors, als...
comaker	16	17	one who stands as a...
combier	18	16	COMBY, full of holes...
comfier	18	16	COMFY, (colloquial)...
compear	17	16	to appear in court [...
compeer	17	16	to be the equal of [...
compter	18	16	(obsolete) a counter...
conifer	16	14	any tree or shrub of...
conkier	15	15	CONKY, full of a tre...
conquer	22	21	to overcome by force...
conster	14	11	(archaic) to constru...
contour	14	12	to make the outline...
coomier	15	13	COOMY, full of coom,...
copsier	17	13	COPSY, like a coppic...
copular	18	15	relating to a copula...
corkier	16	14	CORKY, like cork [ad...
cornier	14	11	CORNY, trite, sentim...
coroner	13	11	an officer who inves...
corsair	15	10	(historical) a priva...
coruler	16	12	one that rules joint...
cottier	15	10	an Irish tenant hold...
coucher	20	16	one who couches [n -...
cougher	18	15	one that coughs [n -...
couguar	16	14	a mountain lion, als...
couloir	16	12	(French) a steep mou...
coulter	16	12	a blade on a plow, a...
counter	14	12	to oppose [v -ED, -I...
coupler	18	15	someone who or somet...
courier	15	11	a messenger [n -S] /...
courser	15	11	a swift horse, a lar...
courter	15	11	one who courts [n -S...
couther	17	13	COUTH, sophisticated...
coverer	16	14	one that covers [n -...
coveter	16	14	one who covets [n -S...
cozener	16	20	one who cozens [n -S...
crabber	19	16	a crab fisherman [n...
cracker	19	17	a thin, crisp biscui...
cradler	16	12	one who cradles [n -...
crafter	17	13	a person doing craft...
cragger	17	14	a member of a carbon...
crammer	17	16	a person who or an i...
cramper	18	16	a spiked metal plate...
cranker	15	15	CRANK, lively [adj]
crapier	17	13	CRAPY, like crape [a...
crapper	19	16	a toilet [n -S]
crasher	17	12	one who crashes [n -...
crasser	15	10	CRASS, grossly vulga...
crathur	18	13	(Irish) a creature;...
crawler	19	14	one that crawls [n -...
crazier	18	19	CRAZY, insane [adj]
creamer	15	13	a device for separat...
creaser	14	10	one who creases [n -...
creator	14	10	one that creates [n...
creeper	16	13	a creeping plant [n...
crepier	17	13	CREPY, having the te...
cribber	20	16	one that cribs [n -S...
crimmer	18	16	(German) a tightly c...
crimper	19	16	a person or device t...
cringer	16	13	a person who cringes...
crisper	18	13	a compartment in a r...
critter	16	10	a creature, also CRI...
crittur	17	11	(colloquial) a creat...
croaker	15	14	a person or animal t...
crofter	17	13	a tenant farmer [n -...
cronker	15	15	CRONK, (Australian c...
crooker	15	14	CROOK, (Australian s...
crooner	13	11	one who croons, i.e....
cropper	19	16	a plant that yields...
crosier	15	10	a bishop's staff, al...
crosser	15	10	one that crosses [n...
crouper	17	14	a strap buckled to t...
crowbar	20	16	to use a steel bar a...
crowder	18	14	a fiddler [n -S]
crowner	17	14	an officer who inves...
crozier	18	19	a bishop's staff, al...
crudier	16	12	CRUDY, (Shakespeare)...
crueler	16	12	CRUEL, disposed to i...
cruiser	16	11	a high-speed warship...
cruller	18	13	in North America, a...
crumber	19	17	one who makes crumbs...
crumper	19	17	CRUMP, crisp, also C...
crupper	20	17	a strap on a saddle...
crusher	18	13	one that crushes [n...
cubbier	20	17	CUBBY, plump, squat...
cudbear	17	15	a purple or reddish...
cuddler	17	14	one who cuddles [n -...
cuisser	16	11	(Scots) a stallion,...
cultier	17	12	CULTY, intended to a...
cupeler	18	15	one who assays in a...
cupolar	18	15	pertaining to a sphe...
cuppier	20	17	CUPPY, cuplike [adj]
cupular	19	16	cup-shaped, also CUP...
curator	15	11	a person who has the...
curdier	16	12	CURDY, having the te...
curdler	17	13	something or someone...
curlier	17	12	CURLY, tending to cu...
curnier	15	12	CURNY, granular, als...
currier	16	11	a person who dresses...
curvier	18	15	CURVEY, curved, also...
cushier	18	13	CUSHY, (colloquial)...
cuspier	18	14	CUSPY, of a computer...
cutover	17	15	(US) land cleared of...
cuttier	16	11	CUTTY, (Scots) short...
dabbler	17	15	one who dabbles, a d...
dabster	14	11	one who is skilled;...
daffier	16	14	DAFFY, daft [adj]
daggier	14	12	DAGGY, (Australian c...
dallier	14	10	one who dallies [n -...
damager	13	13	one who damages [n -...
dampier	15	14	DAMPY, somewhat damp...
dancier	14	12	DANCY, (esp. of elec...
dandier	11	10	DANDY, fine [adj]
dandler	12	11	one who dandles or f...
dangler	13	12	(archaic) one who da...
danseur	11	10	a professional male...
dashier	14	10	DASHY, stylish [adj]
daubier	14	12	DAUBY, smeary [adj]
daunder	11	11	(dialect) to stroll,...
daunter	11	10	one who daunts [n -S...
dawdler	16	13	one who dawdles [n -...
daystar	18	10	the planet Venus, vi...
daywear	20	13	clothes intended for...
dazzler	19	27	a remarkable or exce...
debaser	13	11	one who debases [n -...
debater	13	11	one who debates [n -...
debbier	16	14	DEBBY, like a debuta...
debitor	14	11	someone who owes a d...
deboner	12	12	a utensil for deboni...
decayer	20	13	an agent that causes...
decider	15	12	one that decides [n...
decoder	14	12	one what decodes [n...
decolor	15	12	to deprive of color,...
decoyer	20	13	one who decoys [n -S...
decreer	14	11	one who decrees [n -...
decrier	15	11	one who decries [n -...
deedier	11	9	DEEDY, industrious [...
defacer	16	14	one who defaces [n -...
defamer	14	14	one who defames [n -...
defiler	15	12	one who defiles [n -...
definer	13	12	one who defines [n -...
defuser	14	12	one who defuses [n -...
deifier	14	11	one who deifies [n -...
delator	12	9	an accuser; an infor...
delayer	18	11	one who delays [n -S...
deliver	15	13	nimble [adj DELIVERL...
dellier	14	10	DELLY, like a dell [...
deluder	13	11	one who deludes [n -...
deminer	12	12	one that removes (ex...
demurer	13	12	DEMURE, shy and mode...
denuder	11	11	one who denudes [n -...
deposer	13	11	one who deposes [n -...
derider	12	9	one who derides [n -...
deriver	14	12	one who derives [n -...
dernier	11	9	(French) last [adj]
desirer	12	8	one who desires [n -...
despair	14	11	to lose all hope [v...
desugar	13	11	to remove the sugar...
deviser	14	12	one who devises [n -...
devisor	14	12	a person who bequeat...
dewater	14	11	to remove water from...
dialler	14	10	one that dials, also...
diaster	12	8	(Greek) a stage in c...
dibbler	18	15	a device for making...
dickier	17	15	DICKY, poor in condi...
dictier	16	11	DICTY, (US slang) pr...
diddier	13	10	DIDDY, (colloquial)...
diddler	14	11	a cheat [n -S]
diester	12	8	a type of chemical c...
diether	14	10	a chemical compound...
dilater	13	9	something that enlar...
dilator	13	9	something that dilat...
dillier	15	10	DILLY, very pleasing...
diluter	14	10	someone who or somet...
dilutor	14	10	one that dilutes, al...
dimeter	13	11	a verse of two metri...
dingier	13	11	DINGY, grimy, also D...
dinkier	13	13	DINKY, small, neat [...
diopter	14	11	a measure of refract...
dipolar	15	12	having two poles, as...
dippier	17	14	DIPPY, crazy, insane...
dirtier	13	8	DIRTY, soiled [adj]
discoer	15	11	one who frequents di...
dishier	15	10	DISHY, (colloquial)...
ditcher	18	13	one who digs ditches...
ditsier	13	8	DITSY, eccentric, al...
ditzier	16	17	DITZY, eccentric, al...
divider	15	13	one who divides [n -...
diviner	14	13	one who divines [n -...
divisor	15	12	the number by which...
divvier	17	16	DIVVY, stupid [adj]
dizzier	19	26	DIZZY, giddy [adj]
dociler	16	12	DOCILE, compliant [a...
doddier	12	10	DODDY, sulky [adj]
dodgier	13	11	DODGY, dubious, shad...
doggier	14	12	DOGGY, resembling a...
doilter	13	9	DOILT, (Scots) crazy...
dollier	14	10	one who wheels a tro...
donator	10	9	one that donates, al...
donsier	11	9	DONSIE, unlucky, als...
doodler	12	10	one that doodles [n...
doomier	12	11	DOOMY, depressed [ad...
dorkier	13	12	DORKY, (slang) idiot...
dortier	12	8	DORTY, (Scots) petti...
dortour	12	9	(archaic) a dormitor...
dossier	12	8	a file of papers on...
dottier	12	8	DOTTY, feebleminded,...
dottler	13	9	DOTTLE, of tobacco,...
doubler	15	13	one that doubles [n...
doubter	14	12	one who doubts [n -S...
douceur	15	13	(French) a subtly of...
dowager	15	13	a title given to a w...
dowdier	15	12	DOWDY, dressed unsty...
dowlier	16	12	DOWLY, (English dial...
downier	14	12	DOWNY, covered in do...
drabber	16	14	one who associates w...
drabler	15	12	a piece of canvas fa...
drafter	14	11	a person who prepare...
dragger	14	12	a fishing vessel tha...
drainer	11	9	someone or something...
drapier	14	11	(obsolete) one whose...
drawbar	17	14	a sliding bar [n -S]
drawler	16	12	one who drawls [n -S...
dreader	11	9	someone who dreads [...
dreamer	12	11	one that dreams [n -...
drearer	11	8	DREAR, dreary, also...
dredger	13	11	a boat or machine us...
dresser	12	8	one that dresses [n...
dribber	17	14	(obsolete) one who d...
drifter	15	11	one that drifts [n -...
driller	15	10	one who drills [n -S...
drinker	13	13	one who drinks [n -S...
dripper	17	14	something from liqui...
drogher	15	12	a West Indian sailin...
droller	14	10	DROLL, quaintly amus...
dronier	11	9	DRONY, monotonous [a...
dropper	16	14	a tube for dispensin...
drowner	14	12	one who drowns [n -S...
drubber	17	15	one who drubs [n -S]
drudger	14	12	one who drudges [n -...
drugger	15	13	one who drugs [n -S]
drummer	15	15	one who plays a drum...
drunker	13	14	DRUNK, intoxicated [...
drusier	13	9	DRUSY, rough with mi...
druther	15	11	one's preference [n...
druxier	19	16	DRUXY, of timber, ha...
duckier	17	16	DUCKY, (US slang) ex...
duddier	13	11	DUDDY, (Scots) ragge...
dueller	14	11	one who duels, also...
dullier	15	11	DULLY, somewhat dull...
dummier	15	15	DUMMY, sham, feigned...
dumpier	16	15	DUMPY, short and thi...
dungier	13	12	DUNGY, having the qu...
dunnier	11	11	DUNNY, stupid [adj]
durgier	14	11	DURGY, dwarfish [adj...
duskier	14	13	DUSKY, somewhat dark...
dustier	13	9	DUSTY, full of dust...
duumvir	17	17	a magistrate of anci...
dwarfer	17	14	DWARF, extremely sma...
dweller	17	13	one who dwells [n -S...
dyester	18	10	(Scots) one who dyes...
eagerer	11	9	EAGER, full of keen...
earlier	12	8	EARLY, before the du...
echoier	16	12	ECHOEY, full of echo...
ecotour	14	11	to go on a tour with...
edifier	14	11	one who edifies [n -...
eductor	15	12	someone who or somet...
eensier	10	8	EENSY, (colloquial)...
effacer	18	16	one who effaces [n -...
ejector	16	19	one who, or that whi...
elector	15	11	one that elects [n -...
eloiner	11	9	one who eloins, also...
emailer	13	11	one who sends electr...
embower	17	16	to place in a bower;...
emender	11	12	one who emends [n -S...
emitter	13	10	something that emits...
empaler	15	14	one that empales, im...
emperor	14	13	the ruler of an empi...
empower	17	16	to authorize, also I...
emptier	15	13	one who empties [n -...
emulsor	14	12	an emulsifying appar...
enabler	13	12	one who enables [n -...
enactor	13	11	one who enacts [n -S...
enamour	11	12	to inspire with love...
encheer	15	13	(archaic) to cheer o...
encoder	13	12	one who encodes [n -...
endower	13	12	one who endows [n -S...
endurer	11	10	(obsolete) one who e...
enfever	14	15	to excite fever in [...
engager	12	12	one who engages [n -...
enginer	11	11	(Shakespeare) an eng...
enjoyer	18	19	one who enjoys [n -S...
enrober	12	11	one who enrobes [n -...
ensurer	11	9	one who ensures, als...
enterer	10	8	someone who enters [...
enticer	14	11	one who entices [n -...
epicier	17	13	(French) a grocer [n...
equator	19	17	an imaginary circle...
erecter	14	10	one that erects, als...
erector	14	10	one that erects, als...
escaper	16	13	one that escapes [n...
escolar	15	11	an Atlantic fish of...
essayer	17	9	one who essays [n -S...
estover	13	11	a common right to co...
eventer	12	12	a horse which is tra...
evertor	13	11	a muscle that turns...
evictor	17	14	one who evicts [n -S...
eviller	16	13	EVIL, morally bad [a...
evolver	16	16	one who evolves [n -...
exacter	20	17	one that exacts, als...
exactor	20	17	one that exacts, als...
exalter	18	15	one who exalts or ra...
excimer	22	20	a dimer above the gr...
exciter	21	17	one that excites, al...
excitor	21	17	one that excites, al...
excuser	21	18	one who excuses [n -...
exhumer	21	20	someone who exhumes...
expirer	20	17	one who expires [n -...
exposer	19	17	one who exposes [n -...
eyewear	19	12	corrective eye lense...
fabbier	18	16	FABBY, excellent, ma...
fabular	17	15	legendary [adj]
facebar	18	16	a wrestling hold pul...
facular	18	15	of or pertaining to...
faddier	14	12	FADDY, inclined to t...
faffier	18	16	FAFFY, awkward and t...
faggier	16	14	FAGGY, having the ch...
fagoter	14	12	one who does fagotin...
fainter	13	11	one who faints [n -S...
fairier	14	10	FAIRY, of or like a...
faither	16	12	(Scots) father [n -S...
faitour	14	11	an imposter, also FA...
fancier	16	14	one that has a speci...
farceur	17	14	a performer in farce...
farrier	14	10	one who shoes horses...
farther	16	12	to a greater distanc...
fattier	14	10	FATTY, greasy or oil...
favorer	15	14	one that favors, als...
fawnier	16	14	FAWNY, yellowish-bro...
feaster	13	10	one who feasts [n -S...
feather	15	12	to cover with the pl...
fechter	19	15	(Scots) a fighter [n...
feebler	16	14	FEEBLE, very weak [a...
feigner	14	13	one who feigns or pr...
feinter	13	11	FEINT, ruled with fa...
feirier	14	10	FEIRIE, (Scots) nimb...
felspar	17	14	a common rock-formin...
feltier	15	11	FELTY, matted like f...
femiter	15	13	a plant once used to...
femmier	16	16	FEMMY, markedly femi...
fendier	13	12	FENDY, (Scots) resou...
fenitar	13	11	a plant once used to...
fennier	12	12	FENNY, having fens [...
feoffer	17	16	one that grants a fe...
feoffor	17	16	one that grants a fe...
ferlier	15	11	FERLY, marvellous [a...
fernier	13	11	FERNY, covered with...
fervour	16	15	great intensity, als...
festier	14	10	FESTY, (Australian s...
fetcher	19	15	one who fetches [n -...
fetider	14	11	FETID, stinking, als...
fettler	15	11	a railway maintenanc...
fibster	17	13	one who tells fibs [...
fibular	18	15	pertaining to the fi...
fickler	20	18	FICKLE, not loyal [a...
fiddler	16	13	one who plays on a f...
fielder	15	12	one who catches or p...
fiercer	17	13	FIERCE, violently ho...
fierier	14	10	FIERY, intensely hot...
fighter	18	14	one that fights [n -...
figurer	16	13	one who figures [n -...
filacer	18	14	an officer who filed...
filazer	18	20	an officer who filed...
filcher	21	16	someone who filches...
filmier	17	14	FILMY, thin, delicat...
finnier	13	12	FINNY, having fins [...
firrier	15	10	FIRRY, abounding in...
fishier	17	12	FISHY, consisting of...
fistier	15	10	FISTY, like a fist [...
fitlier	16	11	FITLY, in a fit mann...
fizzier	21	28	FIZZY, fizzing [adj]
flacker	19	18	(Scots) to flutter,...
flaffer	19	17	(Scots) to flutter,...
flagger	17	15	a person who carries...
flakier	16	15	FLAKEY, in flakes; c...
flamier	16	14	FLAMY, flaming [adj]
flaneur	14	13	(French) an idle man...
flanger	15	14	a vertical scraper f...
flanker	15	16	to use flank defence...
flapper	19	17	a flighty young woma...
flarier	15	11	FLARY, tending to fl...
flasher	17	13	something or someone...
flatcar	18	14	a railway car withou...
flatter	15	11	to praise excessivel...
flavour	17	16	to impart a special...
flawier	18	14	FLAWY, full of flaws...
flaxier	21	18	FLAXY, like flax; of...
flecker	19	18	to mark with spots [...
fleecer	17	14	a machine that fleec...
fleerer	14	11	someone who fleers [...
fleeter	14	11	FLEET, swift, also F...
flenser	14	12	one that flenses, al...
flesher	17	13	an instrument for sc...
flicker	20	18	to burn unsteadily,...
flinder	15	13	to break to pieces [...
flinger	16	14	one who flings; one...
flipper	20	17	a flat limb for swim...
flirter	16	11	someone who flirts [...
flitter	16	11	to vibrate or move q...
flivver	20	19	a small, cheap, usua...
floater	14	11	one who floats or sw...
flogger	17	15	one who flogs [n -S]
flooder	14	12	one who floods anyth...
floorer	14	11	a knockdown blow; a...
flopper	19	17	something or someone...
florier	15	11	FLORY, having fleur-...
flosser	15	11	one who flosses [n -...
flouter	15	12	one who flouts; a mo...
flubber	20	18	one who flubs, makes...
fluffer	20	18	a person employed on...
flukier	17	16	FLUKY, lucky, by acc...
flunker	16	17	something or someone...
flusher	18	14	someone who flushes...
fluster	16	12	to put into a state...
flutier	16	12	FLUTY, resembling a...
flutter	16	12	to move in quick mot...
flyover	23	17	a flight of aircraft...
flytier	22	13	a maker of fishing f...
foamier	14	13	FOAMY, covered with...
focuser	17	14	a device to assist f...
foggier	16	14	FOGGY, filled with f...
foister	14	10	one who foists [n -S...
folkier	16	15	FOLKY, down to earth...
fondler	14	13	one who fondles [n -...
foodoir	13	11	a book or blog that...
footbar	15	13	in an aeroplane, a b...
footier	13	10	FOOTY, mean [adj]
footler	14	11	someone who footles...
foozler	17	20	one who foozles, foo...
forager	14	12	one who forages [n -...
forayer	19	12	one who makes or joi...
forbear	15	13	to refrain from [v F...
forecar	16	13	a small passenger co...
forever	15	14	an indefinite length...
forfair	16	13	(obsolete) to perish...
forgoer	14	12	one who forgoes [n -...
forkier	15	14	FORKY, resembling a...
foulder	15	13	(Spenser) to thunder...
founder	13	13	to become disabled [...
fracker	18	17	one who engages in f...
fractur	18	14	(German) a German st...
frailer	15	11	FRAIL, weak, infirm...
fraktur	16	15	(German) a German st...
franger	14	13	(Australian slang) a...
franker	14	15	one that franks [n -...
freezer	16	19	an appliance for fre...
fresher	16	12	a first year college...
fretter	14	10	one who, or that whi...
frigger	17	14	a glass ornament [n...
friller	17	12	one that frills [n -...
fripper	19	16	(archaic) one who de...
friseur	15	11	a hairdresser [n -S]
frisker	16	14	one who frisks; one...
fritter	15	10	to squander little b...
frizzer	21	28	one that frizzes, al...
fronter	13	11	a three-year-old ani...
frother	16	12	one who froths [n -S...
frowier	17	13	FROWIE, (Spenser) mu...
frowner	16	14	one who frowns [n -S...
fruiter	15	11	one who grows of sel...
fubbier	19	17	FUBBY, chubby and sq...
fubsier	17	14	FUBSY, chubby, also...
fuddier	15	13	FUDDY, old-fashioned...
fuddler	16	14	a drunkard [n -S]
fudgier	16	14	FUDGY, resembling fu...
fuehrer	16	13	(German) a leader, a...
fueller	16	13	one who fuels, also...
fuffier	19	17	FUFFY, light and sof...
fuggier	17	15	FUGGY, close, stuffy...
fuglier	17	14	FUGLY, an offensive...
fulgour	17	15	splendour, also FULG...
fumbler	19	18	one who fumbles [n -...
functor	17	15	one that functions [...
funfair	16	15	an amusement park [n...
funkier	15	16	FUNKY, of jazz, pop...
funnier	13	13	FUNNY, amusing [adj]
funster	14	12	a prankster; a perso...
furfair	17	14	dandruff, also FURFU...
furrier	15	11	one who deals in fur...
further	17	13	to help forward [v -...
furzier	18	20	FURZY, abounding in...
fussier	15	11	FUSSY, overly concer...
fustier	15	11	FUSTY, old-fashioned...
futiler	16	12	FUTILE, ineffective...
fuzzier	21	29	FUZZY, covered with...
gabbier	17	15	GABBY, talkative [ad...
gabbler	18	16	one who gabbles [n -...
gagster	14	11	one who writes jokes...
gallier	15	11	GALLY, gall-like, bi...
gambier	16	15	the inspissated juic...
gambler	17	16	one that gambles [n...
gammier	15	15	GAMMY, lame, maimed...
gappier	17	15	GAPPY, full of gaps...
garbler	16	13	one who garbles [n -...
gargler	15	12	one who garglers [n...
gaspier	15	12	GASPY [adj]
gassier	13	9	GASSY, containing ga...
gatcher	18	14	one that gatches, bo...
gaucher	18	15	one that gauches, bo...
gaucier	16	13	GAUCY, (Scots) portl...
gaudier	13	11	GAUDY, tastelessly s...
gauffer	17	16	to press ridges or p...
gaulter	14	11	a person who digs ga...
gaumier	14	13	GAUMY, dauby, smeary...
gaunter	12	11	GAUNT, emaciated [ad...
gauzier	16	19	GAUZY, resembling ga...
gawcier	19	15	GAWCY, (Scots) portl...
gawkier	17	16	GAWKY, awkward [adj]
gawsier	16	12	GAWSIE, (Scots) port...
geekier	13	13	GEEKY, socially awkw...
gelider	14	11	GELID, extremely col...
gemmier	15	15	GEMMY, resembling a...
genitor	12	10	a male parent [n -S]
gentier	12	10	GENTY, neat, trim [a...
gentler	13	11	GENTLE, mild and ref...
germier	14	12	GERMY, full of germs...
giddier	14	11	GIDDY, dizzy [adj]
giggler	17	14	one who giggles [n -...
gimpier	17	15	GIMPY, limping [adj]
ginnier	12	11	GINNY, affected with...
girdler	15	11	one who girdles [n -...
girlier	15	10	GIRLY, like a girl [...
girnier	13	10	GIRNIE, ill-tempered...
glacier	17	13	a huge mass of ice [...
gladder	14	12	GLAD, feeling pleasu...
gladier	14	11	GLADY, full of glade...
glammer	16	16	GLAM, characterised...
glamour	15	14	to bewitch, also GLA...
glancer	16	14	one who glances [n -...
glarier	14	10	GLARY, glaring [adj]
glazier	17	19	one whose business i...
gleamer	14	13	one who gleams [n -S...
gleaner	12	11	one who gleans, gath...
glebier	16	13	GLEBY, (archaic) clo...
glegger	16	14	GLEG, (Scots) quick,...
glibber	19	16	GLIB, fluent and pla...
glidder	15	12	GLID, (Scots) slippe...
glimmer	17	16	to shine faintly or...
glister	15	10	(archaic) to be brig...
glitter	15	10	to sparkle [v -ED, -...
gloater	13	10	one who gloats [n -S...
globier	16	13	GLOBY, (Milton) roun...
glosser	14	10	a polisher; one who...
glummer	17	17	GLUM, low in spirits...
gnasher	14	12	(colloquial) a tooth...
goatier	12	9	GOATY, like a goat,...
gobbier	17	15	GOBBY, (colloquial)...
gobbler	18	16	(US) a turkey cock [...
godlier	14	11	GODLY, like a god [a...
goggler	16	14	a kind of oceanic fi...
goldier	14	11	GOLDY, somewhat like...
goodier	12	10	GOOD, having positiv...
goofier	14	12	GOOFY, foolish, stup...
gookier	13	13	GOOKY, sticky, messy...
goonier	11	10	GOONY, stupid [adj]
goopier	14	12	GOOPY, sticky or goo...
goosier	12	9	GOOSY, resembling a...
gormier	14	12	GORMY, dauby, smeary...
gorsier	13	9	GORSY, covered with...
gothier	15	11	GOTHY, (colloquial)...
goutier	13	10	GOUTY, affected with...
grabber	17	15	one who seizes or gr...
grafter	15	12	one who grafts [n -S...
grainer	12	10	a person who grains;...
grammar	15	15	the study of the for...
grander	12	11	GRAND, large and imp...
granfer	14	13	(dialect) a grandfat...
granger	13	12	a farm steward [n -S...
granter	12	10	the person by whom a...
grantor	12	10	the person by whom a...
grapier	15	12	GRAPY, resembling gr...
grasper	15	12	one who grasps [n -S...
grasser	13	9	(slang) a grass, an...
grazier	16	18	one who pastures cat...
greaser	12	9	one who, or that whi...
greater	12	9	GREAT, large, exalte...
greener	11	10	a newly-arrived immi...
greeter	12	9	one who greets anoth...
gridder	14	11	(US) an American foo...
griefer	15	12	an onliner game play...
griever	15	13	one who grieves [n -...
grifter	16	12	(US) a swindler [n -...
griller	16	11	a person who or thin...
grimier	15	12	GRIMY, dirty, covere...
grimmer	16	15	GRIM, stern and unre...
grinder	13	11	one who, or that whi...
grinner	12	11	one who grins [n -S]
gripier	16	12	GRIPEY, causing shar...
gripper	18	15	one who, or that whi...
grister	14	9	a device for grindin...
gritter	14	9	a vehicle for spread...
groaner	11	10	one who groans [n -S...
grodier	13	10	GRODY, (US slang) sl...
groomer	13	12	one that grooms [n -...
groover	14	13	one who or that whic...
grosser	13	9	a product that yield...
grouper	15	13	one of several speci...
grouser	13	10	one who grouses [n -...
grouter	13	10	an instrument or too...
grovier	15	13	GROVY, like a grove...
growler	17	13	one who growls; a sm...
grubber	18	16	an implement for gru...
grudger	15	13	one who grudges [n -...
grueler	14	11	one that gruels, als...
gruffer	18	16	GRUFF, low and harsh...
grummer	16	16	GRUM, glum, morose [...
grunger	14	13	a fan of a style of...
grunter	13	11	one who, or that whi...
guarder	13	11	one who guards [n -S...
guckier	18	17	GUCKY, slimy, mucky...
guelder	14	12	as in guelder rose,...
guesser	13	10	one who guesses [n -...
guilder	15	12	a monetary unit of t...
gulfier	17	14	GULFY, full of whirl...
gulpier	17	14	GULPY, marked by gul...
gummier	16	16	GUMMY, resembling gu...
gungier	14	13	GUNGY, sticky and me...
gunkier	14	15	GUNKY, covered in gu...
gurlier	15	11	GURLY, grim [adj]
gurrier	14	10	in Dublin, a low-cla...
gushier	16	12	GUSHY, overly sentim...
gustier	14	10	GUSTY, blowing in gu...
gutcher	19	15	a grandfather, also...
gutsier	14	10	GUTSY, (colloquial)...
guttier	14	10	GUTTY, marked by cou...
guttler	15	11	a greedy eater; a gl...
guzzler	21	29	an immoderate eater...
gypster	22	14	one that gyps, cheat...
gyrator	19	11	one who gyrates [n -...
gyrocar	22	14	a monorail car balan...
hackler	19	17	a device for hacklin...
haggler	17	14	one who haggles [n -...
hailier	15	10	HAILY, with hail fal...
hairier	14	9	HAIRY, covered with...
hammier	16	15	HAMMY, overly theatr...
hamster	15	12	a small rodent with...
hamular	16	14	relating to a small...
hanaper	14	13	a wicker receptacle...
handcar	16	14	a hand-operated rail...
handier	13	11	HANDY, convenient [a...
handjar	15	20	a Persian dagger, al...
handler	14	12	one who handles [n -...
happier	18	15	HAPPY, marked by joy...
harbour	16	13	to shelter, also HAR...
hardier	14	10	HARDY, very sturdy [...
harrier	14	9	a medium-sized scent...
harsher	16	11	HARSH, severe [adj]
hashier	16	11	HASHY, thrown togeth...
hastier	14	9	HASTY, speedy [adj]
hatcher	19	14	one who hatches [n -...
haulier	15	11	a person or firm emp...
haunter	13	11	one who haunts [n -S...
hauteur	14	11	(French) haughtiness...
haveour	15	14	(obsolete) behaviour...
haviour	16	14	(obsolete) behaviour...
headier	13	10	HEADY, intoxicating...
heapier	15	12	HEAPY, full of heaps...
heather	15	11	a common low-growing...
heavier	15	13	HEAVY, of great weig...
heckler	19	17	one that heckles [n...
hedgier	15	12	HEDGY, abounding in...
heedier	13	10	HEEDY, (Spenser) hee...
heelbar	16	13	a shop or counter wh...
heftier	16	12	HEFTY, big of build...
heister	14	9	one who heists, carr...
hellier	16	11	a slater, a tiler, a...
hempier	17	15	HEMPIE [adj]
hennier	12	11	HENNY, hen-like [adj...
hepster	16	12	(slang) one who is h...
herbier	16	12	HERBY, abounding wit...
heritor	14	9	a proprietor or land...
higgler	18	14	a salesperson who in...
hillier	17	11	HILLY, abounding in...
hinkier	15	14	HINKY, strange, unre...
hippier	19	15	HIPPY, having big hi...
hipster	17	12	a person who knows a...
hissier	15	9	HISSY, temperamental...
hitcher	20	14	one that hitches [n...
hoarder	13	10	one that hoards [n -...
hoarier	13	9	HOARY, white with ag...
hoarser	13	9	HOARSE, rough and hu...
hobbler	19	16	(obsolete) a person...
hoister	14	9	one who hoists [n -S...
holeyer	20	12	HOLEY, full of holes...
holster	15	10	a case for a gun [n...
homager	15	14	a feudal vassal [n -...
honorer	12	10	one who honors, also...
hoodier	13	10	HOODY, resembling a...
hookier	14	13	HOOKY, full of hooks...
hoolier	14	10	HOOLY, soft and care...
hootier	13	9	HOOTY, sounding like...
hoppier	18	15	HOPPY, tasting of ho...
hoppler	19	16	one who hopples [n -...
hornier	13	10	HORNY, like horn [ad...
horsier	14	9	HORSEY, like a horse...
hostler	15	10	one who tends horses...
hotspur	17	13	a rash, hotheaded ma...
hounder	13	12	one who hounds [n -S...
housier	14	10	HOUSEY, typical of h...
hoverer	15	13	that which hovers [n...
however	18	16	nevertheless [adv]
huddler	16	13	one who huddles thin...
huffier	19	16	HUFFY, easily offend...
huggier	17	14	HUGGY, sensitive and...
hulkier	17	15	HULKY, bulky, unwiel...
hullier	17	12	HULLY, having husks...
humaner	14	14	HUMANE, compassionat...
humbler	19	17	one that humbles [n...
humider	16	14	HUMID, moist, having...
humidor	16	14	a humid place for st...
humpier	18	16	HUMPY, full of humps...
hunkier	15	15	HUNKY, strongly buil...
hurdler	16	12	one that hurdles [n...
hurrier	15	10	one who hurries [n -...
hushier	17	12	HUSHY, hush-hush, se...
huskier	16	14	HUSKY, hoarse [adj]
hustler	16	11	one who hustles [n -...
igniter	13	10	someone who or somet...
ignitor	13	10	someone who or somet...
ignorer	12	10	one who ignores [n -...
imbiber	18	16	one that imbibes [n...
imbower	18	16	to give shelter, als...
impaler	16	14	one that impales, al...
impeder	15	14	one that impedes [n...
impedor	15	14	an electrical compon...
imposer	15	13	one who imposes [n -...
impower	18	16	to authorize, also E...
impurer	16	14	IMPURE, tainted, als...
imputer	16	14	one who imputes [n -...
incisor	15	11	a cutting tooth [n -...
inciter	15	11	one who incites [n -...
incomer	15	14	one that comes in [n...
indexer	17	16	one who indexes [n -...
inditer	12	9	one who indites [n -...
inducer	15	13	one who, or that whi...
inepter	13	11	INEPT, unfit or unqu...
inerter	11	8	INERT, passive [adj]
infuser	14	12	one who infuses [n -...
ingener	11	11	(Shakespeare) an eng...
inhaler	14	11	one that inhales [n...
inhumer	15	14	one who inhumes [n -...
injurer	14	18	one who injures [n -...
inlayer	18	11	one who inlays [n -S...
insaner	10	9	INSANE, mentally uns...
insider	12	9	an accepted member o...
insofar	13	11	to such an extent [a...
insular	13	10	like an island [adj...
insurer	12	9	one who insures, als...
integer	12	10	a whole number [n -S...
intoner	10	9	one who intones [n -...
invader	13	13	one that invades [n...
inviter	14	12	one who invites [n -...
invoker	14	16	one who invokes [n -...
iodiser	12	8	one that iodizes, al...
iodizer	15	17	one that iodizes, al...
ioniser	11	8	something that ioniz...
ionizer	14	17	something that ioniz...
ionomer	11	11	the product of ionic...
ironier	11	8	IRONY, like iron [ad...
isochor	17	12	a curve showing pres...
itchier	18	12	ITCHY, affected with...
jacamar	17	22	any of various small...
jaggier	16	20	JAGGY, jagged, rough...
jamadar	14	20	an Indian police off...
jambier	17	22	(obsolete) armor for...
jammier	16	22	JAMMY, very lucky [a...
jangler	15	20	a storyteller, a jes...
janitor	13	17	a doorkeeper; an att...
janizar	16	26	(Turkish) a soldier...
jantier	13	17	JANTY, briskly self-...
jazzier	20	34	JAZZY, of or like ja...
jemadar	14	20	(Urdu) in the native...
jemidar	15	20	(Urdu) in the native...
jemmier	16	22	JEMMY, neat, smart [...
jerkier	15	20	JERKY, spasmodic [ad...
jerquer	22	26	one who searches for...
jettier	14	16	JETTY, jet black in...
jeweler	17	20	a trader or maker of...
jiggier	17	20	JIGGY, with the rhyt...
jimpier	18	22	JIMPY, (Scots) neat...
jingler	16	20	one who, or that whi...
jockier	18	23	JOCKY, resembling an...
jocular	18	21	given to joking [adj...
jodhpur	19	23	usually in plural, l...
joggler	17	21	one who joggles [n -...
joinder	13	18	a joining of parties...
jointer	13	17	a bricklayer's tool...
jollier	16	18	one who puts others...
jollyer	22	20	one who uses a jolle...
joltier	15	17	JOLTY, in a jolting...
jostler	15	17	one who jostles [n -...
jottier	14	16	JOTTY, written down...
jouster	14	17	one who jousts, also...
jowlier	18	20	JOWLY, having promin...
juggler	18	22	one who juggles [n -...
jugular	17	21	pertaining to neck o...
juicier	18	20	JUICY, full of juice...
jumbler	19	24	one that jumbles [n...
jumpier	18	23	JUMPY, nervy [adj]
juniper	16	21	an evergreen conifer...
junkier	15	22	JUNKY, rubbishy, wor...
juttier	15	17	JUTTY, jutting out [...
kashmir	17	16	a soft twilled fabri...
kayaker	19	17	one that rides in a...
kedgier	14	14	KEDGY, (Scots) brisk...
keester	12	11	(slang) the buttocks...
kegeler	14	14	a bowler, also KEGLE...
keister	13	11	(slang) the buttocks...
kempier	16	17	KEMPY, of hair, coar...
kerkier	14	15	KERKY, stupid [adj]
keyster	19	13	(slang) backside, bo...
khaddar	15	15	(Hindi) a homespun c...
khanjar	16	23	a Persian dagger, al...
kickier	18	18	KICKY, exciting [adj...
kiddier	14	13	a huckster; a cadger...
kidgier	15	14	KIDGIE, (Scots) bris...
kiester	13	11	(slang) backside, bo...
kilobar	16	15	a unit of atmospheri...
kindler	14	14	one who kindles [n -...
kinkier	14	16	KINKY, twisted [adj]
kissier	14	11	KISSY, inclined to k...
kittler	15	12	KITTLE, (Scots) tick...
klavier	16	16	an early keyboard in...
klezmer	18	24	(Yiddish) a style of...
klinker	15	17	a very hard paving b...
klister	15	12	a kind of wax for sk...
knacker	16	19	to exhaust [v -ED, -...
knapper	16	18	someone who breaks s...
kneader	11	13	one who kneads [n -S...
kneeler	12	13	a cushion, hassock,...
knicker	17	19	a clay marble [n -S]
knitter	13	12	one that knits [n -S...
knobber	16	18	a stag in its second...
knocker	16	19	one that knocks [n -...
knoller	14	14	one that knolls, tol...
knotter	12	12	one who knots [n -S]
koftgar	16	16	a craftsman in koftg...
kookier	13	15	KOOKY, eccentric [ad...
kotower	15	14	one who kotows, also...
kreuzer	16	21	(German) a small cop...
krimmer	16	17	(German) tightly cur...
kruller	16	14	(Dutch) in North Ame...
krumper	17	18	one who does krumpin...
labeler	15	12	one that labels, als...
laborer	14	11	one who labors, also...
lacquer	24	21	to coat with a gloss...
lacunar	15	13	a sunken panel or co...
laddier	13	10	LADDY, laddish in be...
laigher	16	12	LAIGH, (Scots) low,...
lairier	13	8	LAIRY, flashily dres...
lambier	16	14	LAMBY, resembling a...
lameter	13	11	a cripple, also LAMI...
lamiger	15	13	a cripple, also LAME...
laminar	13	12	pertaining to a lami...
lamiter	14	11	a cripple, also LAME...
lamster	14	11	a fugitive, also LAM...
landler	13	11	a slow Austrian danc...
languor	13	12	listlessness, wearin...
lankier	13	13	LANKY, tall and thin...
lardier	13	9	LARDY, like lard [ad...
larkier	14	12	LARKY, given to lark...
larmier	14	11	(French) a corona or...
larnier	12	9	LARNEY, of clothes,...
lashkar	16	14	an East Indian sailo...
lassoer	12	8	one who uses a lasso...
lathier	15	10	LATHY, like a lath;...
laugher	16	13	one who laughs [n -S...
launder	12	11	to wash clothes [v -...
lawnier	15	12	LAWNY, covered with...
laxator	18	15	a muscle that relaxe...
layover	20	14	a stopover [n -S]
leacher	17	13	one who leaches [n -...
leadier	12	9	LEADY, resembling le...
leafier	14	11	LEAFY, abounding in...
leaguer	13	11	to besiege [v -ED, -...
leakier	13	12	LEAKY, inclined to l...
learier	12	8	LEARY, cunning, wary...
learner	11	9	one that learns [n -...
leather	14	10	to cover with the ta...
leavier	14	12	LEAVY, full of leave...
ledgier	14	11	LEDGY, abounding in...
leerier	12	8	LEERY, cunning, wary...
legator	13	10	a testator; one who...
leggier	15	12	LEGGY, having long l...
legwear	16	13	anything worn on the...
leidger	14	11	(obsolete) an ambass...
leisher	15	10	LEISH, (Scots) activ...
leisler	14	9	a small black bat [n...
leister	13	8	to spear with a thre...
lequear	20	18	a sunken panel or co...
levator	14	12	a muscle that raises...
leveler	15	13	one that levels, als...
libeler	16	12	one that libels, als...
lichter	19	13	LICHT, (Scots) light...
lighter	17	12	a large open boat us...
ligular	16	12	pertaining to a ligu...
limbier	17	14	LIMBY, having many l...
limiter	15	11	a friar who had a li...
lingier	14	11	LINGY, covered with...
linkier	14	13	LINKY, full of inter...
lintier	13	9	LINTY, covered with...
lippier	18	14	LIPPY, impertinent [...
liqueur	22	19	a potent alcoholic p...
littler	15	9	LITTLE, small [adj]
livener	14	13	one who livens [n -S...
liveyer	21	14	a permanent resident...
livider	16	13	LIVID, of bluish lea...
loamier	13	11	LOAMY, resembling lo...
loather	14	10	one who loathes [n -...
lobbyer	23	16	one who lobbies, als...
lobster	15	11	a large strong-clawe...
lobular	16	13	shaped like a lobe [...
locater	15	11	one who locates, or...
locator	15	11	one who locates, or...
locular	17	13	of e.g. an ovary, di...
loftier	15	11	LOFTY, very high [ad...
loggier	15	12	LOGGY, sluggish, als...
loobier	14	11	LOOBY, clumsy or stu...
loonier	11	9	LOONIE, crazy [adj]
loopier	14	11	LOOPY, full of loops...
loppier	17	14	LOPPY, hanging limpl...
lorimer	14	11	a maker of implement...
loriner	12	9	a maker of implement...
lossier	13	8	LOSSY, of a compress...
loucher	18	14	LOUCHE, not reputabl...
lounder	12	11	(Scots) to beat, thu...
lounger	13	12	a comfortable someti...
lourier	13	9	LOURY, gloomy, louri...
lousier	13	9	LOUSY, infested with...
lowlier	17	12	LOWLY, in a low posi...
loyaler	19	11	LOYAL, faithful [adj...
lucider	17	13	LUCID, easily unders...
lucifer	19	15	a friction match [n...
luckier	18	16	LUCKY, fortunate [ad...
lummier	16	15	LUMMY, (slang) excel...
lumpier	17	15	LUMPY, full of lumps...
luncher	18	15	one who takes lunch...
lunular	14	12	crescent-shaped [adj...
lupanar	14	13	(Latin) a brothel [n...
lurcher	19	14	a crossbred dog, esp...
lurider	14	10	LURID, shining with...
lushier	16	11	LUSHY, tipsy [adj]
lustier	14	9	LUSTY, full of vigou...
luthier	16	11	one who makes string...
lymiter	21	13	(Spenser) a friar wh...
lyncher	24	16	one who takes part i...
macaber	17	16	gruesome, also MACAB...
machair	18	15	(Gaelic) a low-lying...
machzor	21	24	a Jewish prayer book...
macular	17	15	spotted; patchy [adj...
mahseer	14	12	a large freshwater f...
mailcar	17	14	a railway coach spec...
mainour	12	12	(archaic) an act or...
maister	13	10	(Scots) to master, t...
malmier	15	14	MALMY, resembling ma...
malodor	13	12	an offensive odor, a...
maltier	14	11	MALTY, resembling ma...
mampoer	15	16	(Afrikaans) home-mad...
manager	12	13	one that manages [n...
mangier	13	13	MANGEY, affected wit...
mangler	14	14	one who mangles [n -...
mankier	13	15	MANKY, (Scots) filth...
manlier	13	12	MANLY, having the qu...
manurer	12	12	one who manures [n -...
maormor	13	13	(Irish) a high-ranki...
marbler	16	14	one who works upon m...
marcher	18	15	one that marches [n...
mardier	13	11	MARDY, petulant [adj...
mariner	12	11	a sailor [n -S]
markhor	16	16	a wild goat of the m...
marlier	14	11	MARLY, abounding wit...
marrier	13	10	one who marries [n -...
marvier	15	14	MARVY, marvellous [a...
mashier	15	12	MASHY, of the nature...
masquer	21	20	one who wears a mask...
masseur	13	11	(French) a male who...
massier	13	10	MASSY, solid, full o...
mastier	13	10	MASTY, as if well fe...
matador	12	11	the bullfighter who...
matcher	18	15	one who matches [n -...
maturer	13	11	one that brings some...
maunder	12	13	to talk incoherently...
mausier	13	11	MAUSY, foggy, misty,...
mauther	15	13	an awkward girl, als...
mauzier	16	20	MAUZY, foggy, misty,...
mawkier	17	17	MAWKY, maggoty [adj]
mawther	18	15	(dialect) a big awkw...
mayster	19	12	(Spenser) master, al...
meagrer	13	12	MEAGRE, inadequate,...
mealier	13	11	MEALY, covered with...
meander	11	12	to wander [v -ED, -I...
meatier	12	10	MEATY, full of meat...
meddler	14	13	one who meddles [n -...
megabar	15	15	a unit of pressure [...
meister	13	10	(German) an expert i...
meltier	14	11	MELTY, liable to mel...
menacer	14	14	one who menaces [n -...
merrier	13	10	MERRY, mirthful, als...
meshier	15	12	MESHY, formed like n...
messier	13	10	MESSY, dirty or unti...
metamer	13	13	a compound metameric...
metayer	18	12	(French) one who cul...
mickler	19	18	MICKLE, much or grea...
middler	15	13	a student in an inte...
midgier	15	13	MIDGY, full of midge...
midyear	19	13	in the middle of the...
miffier	18	16	MIFFY, easily annoye...
militar	15	11	(obsolete) military...
milkier	16	15	MILKY, like milk [ad...
millier	16	12	a unit of weight [n...
miltier	15	11	MILTY, full of milt...
mimsier	15	13	MIMSY, prim, demure,...
minceur	16	15	(French) of food, le...
mincier	16	14	MINCY, affectedly da...
minever	14	15	the ermine in winter...
mingier	14	13	MINGY, mean and stin...
mingler	15	14	one who mingles [n -...
minibar	15	14	a small fridge as in...
minicar	16	14	a small automobile [...
miniver	15	15	the ermine in winter...
minster	13	11	a large church or ca...
mintier	13	11	MINTY, having the fl...
minuter	13	12	MINUTE, very small [...
mirador	13	11	(Spanish) a belveder...
mirkier	15	14	MIRKY, dark, also MU...
mirlier	15	11	MIRLY, marbled [adj]
misaver	15	14	to speak erroneously...
misdoer	13	11	a wrongdoer [n -S]
mishear	15	12	to hear incorrectly...
missier	14	10	MISSY, like a miss [...
mistier	14	10	MISTY, blurry [adj]
misuser	14	11	one who misuses [n -...
miterer	13	10	one that miters [n -...
mobster	15	13	a member of an organ...
mochier	18	15	MOCHY, (Scots) mould...
modeler	13	12	one that models, als...
modular	14	13	pertaining to a modu...
moister	13	10	MOIST, slightly wet...
moither	15	12	to confuse, stupefy,...
moldier	14	12	MOLDY, mouldy [adj]
moneyer	17	13	(archaic) a person w...
moniker	13	15	(slang) a name, a ni...
monitor	12	11	to keep track of [v...
monomer	12	14	the simplest of any...
monster	12	11	an extraordinary gro...
moocher	17	15	a truant, also MICHE...
moodier	12	11	MOODY, given to chan...
mooktar	13	14	(Arabic) an Indian l...
moonier	11	11	MOONY, resembling th...
moorier	12	10	MOORY, of or pertain...
moppier	17	16	MOPPY, (obsolete) dr...
mormaor	13	13	a high-ranking chief...
moroser	12	10	MOROSE, sad, gloomy...
morular	14	12	of or like a morula,...
mossier	13	10	MOSSY, covered with...
mothier	15	12	MOTHY, full of moths...
motlier	14	11	MOTLEY, diversified...
mottier	13	10	MOTTY, (Scots) conta...
mottler	14	11	one who mottles [n -...
moucher	18	16	a truant, also MICHE...
moulder	14	13	to turn to dust by n...
moulter	14	12	one that molts, also...
mounter	12	12	one who mounts [n -S...
mourner	12	12	one that mourns [n -...
mousier	13	11	MOUSY, like a mouse;...
mouther	15	13	one who mouths; an a...
muckier	18	18	MUCKY, dirty [adj]
muddier	14	13	MUDDY, covered with...
muddler	15	14	one who muddles [n -...
mudejar	15	21	a Spanish moor [n MU...
muffler	19	18	a thick scarf, colla...
muggier	16	15	MUGGY, warm and humi...
mukhtar	17	17	an Indian lawyer; a...
mumbler	18	18	one who mumbles [n -...
mumsier	15	14	MUMSY, old-fashioned...
muncher	18	17	one who munches [n -...
munster	13	12	a semisoft cow's mil...
murkier	15	15	MURKY, dark, also MI...
murlier	15	12	MURLY, (Scots) crumb...
murther	16	13	(dialect) to murder...
mushier	16	13	MUSHY, like mush, so...
muskier	15	15	MUSKY, resembling mu...
mussier	14	11	MUSSY, disarranged,...
mustier	14	11	MUSTY, having a stal...
mutator	13	11	one that causes a ch...
mutular	15	13	relating to a mutule...
muzzier	20	29	MUZZY, confused [adj...
muzzler	21	30	a strong headwind [n...
mynheer	20	15	(Dutch) the Dutch eq...
mythier	22	14	MYTHY, resembling my...
naggier	13	12	NAGGY, given to nagg...
nakeder	11	13	NAKED, without cloth...
nappier	15	14	NAPPY, of beer, havi...
narkier	12	12	NARKY, irritable [ad...
nastier	11	8	NASTY, ill-natured [...
nattier	11	8	NATTY, neatly dresse...
nebular	14	13	of or like a nebula,...
neddier	11	10	NEDDY, like a ned, a...
needier	10	9	NEEDY, in a state of...
needler	11	10	a needlemaker [n -S]
negater	11	10	one that negates, al...
negator	11	10	one that negates, al...
neither	13	10	not one or the other...
nerdier	11	9	NERDY, socially inep...
nervier	13	12	NERVY, nervous [adj]
nestler	12	9	one who nestles [n -...
nettier	11	8	NETTY, resembling a...
nettler	12	9	one that nettles [n...
newsier	14	11	NEWSY, full of news...
nibbler	17	15	one who nibbles [n -...
niffier	16	14	NIFFY, smelly [adj]
niftier	14	11	NIFTY, apt, agile; s...
niggler	15	13	one who niggles [n -...
nimbler	16	15	NIMBLE, agile [adj]
nippier	16	14	NIPPY, quick [adj]
nirlier	13	9	NIRLY, (Scots) knott...
nittier	12	8	NITTY, full of nits...
nobbier	15	14	NOBBY, stylish, modi...
nobbler	16	15	one who nobbles [n -...
noddier	11	10	NODDY, easy to under...
nodular	12	11	relation to a nodule...
noilier	12	9	NOILY, of or like no...
nointer	10	9	(Australian slang) a...
noisier	11	8	NOISY, making loud s...
nonpoor	11	12	a person who is not...
nonuser	10	10	one that is not a us...
nookier	11	12	NOOKY, full of nooks...
norther	13	10	to veer north [v -ED...
notator	10	8	one that notates [n...
notcher	16	13	one who notches [n -...
noticer	14	11	one who notices [n -...
nounier	10	10	NOUNY, having many n...
nowtier	14	11	NOWTY, bad-tempered...
nubbier	16	15	NUBBY, having small...
nuclear	15	13	pertaining to a nucl...
nummier	14	15	NUMMY, delicious [ad...
nurdier	12	10	NURDY, socially inep...
nutsier	12	9	NUTSY, (slang) crazy...
nuttier	12	9	NUTTY, tasting of nu...
nuzzler	19	28	one who nuzzles [n -...
obliger	16	13	one who obliges, als...
obligor	16	13	the person who binds...
obtuser	14	11	OBTUSE, stupid [adj]
ocellar	16	12	of the nature of an...
odaller	13	10	in the Orkneys and S...
offerer	15	13	one who offers, also...
offeror	15	13	one who offers, also...
officer	19	16	to command or lead [...
oftener	12	11	OFTEN, happening man...
oldster	13	9	an old person [n -S]
omitter	13	10	one who omits [n -S]
onerier	10	8	ONERY, (colloquial)...
onliner	11	10	a user of the intern...
opaquer	21	20	OPAQUE, impervious t...
opposer	15	13	one who opposes [n -...
oranger	11	10	ORANGE, the colour o...
orbiter	14	10	a spacecraft that or...
orderer	11	8	one who orders [n -S...
ordinar	11	9	something quite usua...
ornater	10	8	ORNATE, decorated [a...
oscular	16	12	pertaining to the mo...
osmolar	13	11	pertaining to, or ha...
osseter	11	7	(Russian) a species...
oundier	11	10	OUNDY, (obsolete) wa...
outdoer	11	9	one who outdoes [n -...
outdoor	11	9	pertaining to the op...
outgoer	12	10	someone who is outgo...
outhear	13	10	to surpass in hearin...
outlier	13	9	a detached portion o...
outpeer	13	11	(Shakespeare) to sur...
outpour	14	12	to pour out [v -ED,...
outroar	11	8	to roar louder than...
outsoar	11	8	to soar beyond [v -E...
outwear	14	11	to last longer than...
ouvrier	14	12	(French) a (male) ma...
overfar	15	14	too far [adj]
pabular	17	15	of or relating to no...
paddler	15	13	one who paddles [n -...
painter	13	11	one who paints [n -S...
palaver	16	15	to talk profusely or...
palikar	16	15	a Greek soldier [n -...
pallier	16	12	PALLY, marked by clo...
palmier	16	14	a pastry shaped like...
palsier	15	11	PALSY, pally, being...
pandoor	12	12	one of a class of Hu...
pandour	13	13	one of a class of Hu...
pannier	12	12	a large basket, also...
panther	15	13	a leopard, esp. a bl...
pantler	14	12	(Shakespeare) the of...
papaver	17	17	a genus of poppies i...
paperer	15	13	one who papers [n -S...
pappier	18	16	PAPPY, resembling pa...
papular	17	15	pertaining to, chara...
parader	13	11	one who parades [n -...
parador	13	11	a building such as a...
pardner	13	12	(colloquial) partner...
paritor	14	10	(Shakespeare) an off...
parkier	15	14	PARKY, (colloquial)...
parkour	15	15	a recreational pursu...
parlour	15	12	a room for the enter...
parrier	14	10	one who parries [n -...
partier	14	10	one who parties, als...
partner	13	11	to join with in a co...
partyer	20	12	one who parties, als...
pastier	14	10	PASTY, pale and unhe...
patamar	14	13	a vessel resembling...
patcher	19	15	one who patches [n -...
paviour	16	15	a person who lays pa...
paviser	16	14	a soldier carrying a...
pawkier	18	17	PAWKY, (Scots) drily...
peacher	18	15	one who peaches [n -...
peakier	14	14	PEAKY, off-colour, u...
pearler	14	11	one who dives for pe...
pearter	13	10	PEART, active, livel...
peatier	13	10	PEATY, of or like pe...
peckier	18	17	PECKY, marked by dec...
pedaler	14	12	someone who uses ped...
peddler	15	13	a person who goes ab...
peerier	13	10	PEERIE, small [adj]
peggier	16	14	PEGGY, resembling a...
penster	13	11	a writer [n -S]
peopler	16	14	a settler; an inhabi...
peppier	18	16	PEPPY, full of energ...
percher	19	15	one who perches [n -...
perkier	15	14	PERKY, cheerful, liv...
perrier	14	10	(obsolete) a short m...
peruser	14	11	one who peruses [n -...
pervier	16	14	PERVY, perverted [ad...
peskier	15	14	PESKY, annoying [adj...
pestier	14	10	PESTY, annoying [adj...
pettier	14	10	PETTY, insignificant...
pharmer	17	15	one who participates...
phatter	16	12	PHAT, susceptible of...
pheazar	18	21	(Shakespeare) perhap...
philter	18	13	to put under the spe...
phisher	19	14	one that phishes [n...
phonier	15	13	PHONY, not genuine o...
phraser	16	12	a repeater of empty...
piaffer	18	16	a movement in horsem...
piaster	14	10	a monetary unit of s...
picador	17	14	(Spanish) a matador'...
picamar	18	16	a liquid obtained fr...
pickeer	18	17	to forage, to skirmi...
pickier	19	17	PICKY, choosy, fasti...
pickler	20	18	one who pickles [n -...
piddler	16	13	one who piddles, was...
piercer	17	13	something or someone...
piffler	20	17	one who talks nonsen...
piggier	17	14	PIGGY, piggish [adj]
pilcher	21	16	(Shakespeare) a scab...
pilsner	15	12	(German) a light-col...
pilular	17	13	like a pilule, a sma...
pincher	19	16	one who pinches [n -...
pingler	16	14	one who nibbles at f...
pinkier	15	15	PINKY, somewhat pink...
pioneer	12	11	someone who is among...
pippier	19	16	PIPPY, having pips [...
pissier	15	10	PISSY, soiled with u...
pissoir	15	10	a public urinal [n -...
pitcher	20	15	a container for hold...
pithier	17	12	PITHY, full of pith,...
pivoter	16	14	someone who makes pi...
plaguer	16	14	one who plagues [n -...
plainer	14	12	PLAIN, unadorned [ad...
plaiter	15	11	one who plaits [n -S...
planner	13	13	one who plans [n -S]
plantar	14	12	of or relating to th...
planter	14	12	one who plants [n -S...
plasher	17	13	one who plashes [n -...
plaster	15	11	to cover with a mixt...
platier	15	11	PLATY, split into th...
platter	15	11	a large, shallow dis...
pleader	14	12	one who pleads; an a...
pleaser	14	11	one who pleases [n -...
pleater	14	11	one who pleats [n -S...
pledger	16	14	one who pledges some...
pledgor	16	14	one who pledges some...
plessor	15	11	a small, hammer-like...
plinker	16	16	one who plinks, shoo...
plodder	15	13	one who plods; a slo...
plonker	15	16	a large marble, also...
plotter	15	11	(Scots) to dabble in...
plouter	15	12	(Scots) to dabble in...
plowter	18	14	(Scots) to dabble in...
plucker	20	19	one who plucks [n -S...
plugger	18	16	something for pluggi...
plumber	19	18	one who installs or...
plumier	17	15	PLUMY, covered with...
plummer	18	18	PLUM, plum coloured;...
plumper	19	18	a pad kept in the mo...
plunder	15	14	to rob by force [v -...
plunger	16	15	an instrument or par...
plunker	16	17	a large marble, also...
plusher	18	14	PLUSH, luxurious [ad...
poacher	18	15	one who poaches [n -...
pochoir	19	15	(French) a manual co...
pockier	18	17	POCKY, covered with...
poddier	14	12	PODDY, corpulent [ad...
podgier	15	13	PODGY, short and fat...
poinder	13	12	(Scots) one who poin...
pointer	13	11	a breed of dog used...
policer	18	14	a computer device co...
politer	15	11	POLITE, showing cons...
polymer	22	16	a complex chemical c...
pompier	17	16	(French) a conventio...
poncier	16	14	PONCY, effeminate, a...
pongier	14	13	PONGY, (colloquial)...
poofier	15	13	POOFY, effeminate, a...
poofter	15	13	(Australian slang) a...
poopier	15	13	POOPY, stupid or ine...
poovier	15	14	POOVY, effeminate, a...
popover	17	17	a very light egg muf...
poppier	18	16	POPPY, like pop musi...
popster	16	13	a pop musician [n -S...
popular	17	15	well-liked [adj POPU...
porifer	16	13	a member of the Pori...
porkier	15	14	PORKY, plump like a...
pornier	13	11	PORNY, (colloquial)...
portier	14	10	PORTY, of the taste...
postwar	17	13	occurring after the...
potager	14	12	a decorative vegetab...
potcher	19	15	a machine that break...
pottier	14	10	POTTY, crazy [adj]
poufter	16	14	(offensive) a male h...
poulder	15	13	(obsolete) powder, a...
poulter	15	12	(archaic) a dealer i...
pouncer	16	15	one that pounces [n...
pounder	13	13	a specimen weighing...
pouther	16	13	(Scots) powder, also...
poutier	14	11	POUTY, tending to po...
praetor	13	10	an ancient Roman mag...
praiser	14	10	one who praises [n -...
prancer	16	14	a horse that prances...
prawner	16	14	one who fishes for p...
preaver	15	14	to aver beforehand [...
preener	12	11	one who preens [n -S...
premier	15	13	a chief in rank or o...
presser	14	10	one who presses [n -...
pressor	14	10	a substance that rai...
prester	14	10	(Latin) a priest [n...
pricier	18	13	PRICY, expensive, al...
pricker	19	17	a light horseman emp...
prigger	17	14	one who prigs, a thi...
primeur	16	14	(French) a new or ea...
primmer	17	16	a book that covers t...
prinker	15	15	one who prinks [n -S...
printer	14	11	one that prints [n -...
privier	17	14	PRIVY, private [adj]
proctor	17	13	a disciplinary offic...
prodder	14	12	one who prods [n -S]
proffer	18	16	to present for accep...
progger	16	14	one who progs, wande...
proller	16	12	(obsolete) a prowler...
prommer	16	16	an attender of prome...
proneur	13	12	(French) a flatterer...
proofer	15	13	one who proofs [n -S...
prosier	14	10	PROSY, prosaic, tedi...
prosper	16	13	to be successful [v...
prouder	14	12	PROUD, having or dis...
prouler	15	12	(obsolete) a prowler...
prowler	18	14	one that prowls, als...
prunier	14	12	PRUNEY, resembling a...
psalter	15	11	a book of psalms [n...
puddier	15	13	PUDDY, short and pud...
puddler	16	14	one who converts pig...
pudgier	16	14	PUDGY, short and fat...
pudsier	15	12	PUDSY, podgy, also P...
puffier	19	17	PUFFY, swollen [adj]
puggier	17	15	PUGGY, like a monkey...
pulpier	18	15	PULPY, resembling pu...
pumicer	19	17	one that pumices [n...
puncher	19	17	one who punches; an...
punkier	15	16	PUNKY, like a punk [...
punnier	13	13	PUNNY, involving a p...
punster	14	12	one who makes puns,...
pupilar	18	15	relating to a pupil...
purfler	18	15	something or someone...
purpler	18	15	PURPLE, of a colour...
pursier	15	11	PURSY, short of brea...
pursuer	15	12	one that pursues [n...
purtier	15	11	PURTY, (US dialect)...
pushier	17	13	PUSHY, offensively a...
pussier	15	11	PUSSY, full of pus [...
putcher	20	16	a wire trap for catc...
puttier	15	11	one who putties; a g...
puzzler	22	30	something that puzzl...
quacker	24	24	one who quacks [n -S...
quaffer	24	23	one who quaffs, or d...
quakier	21	21	QUAKY, quaking, shak...
quarter	20	17	to divide into four...
quasher	22	19	one who quashes [n -...
queerer	19	17	QUEER, strange [adj]
queller	22	19	a killer; as, Jack t...
querier	20	17	one who questions, a...
quester	20	17	a person who seeks,...
questor	20	17	(Latin) an ancient R...
quicker	25	24	QUICK, acting or cap...
quieter	20	17	one who quiets [n -S...
quilter	22	18	one who makes quilts...
quintar	20	18	an Albanian currency...
quipper	25	23	a person given to ma...
quitter	21	17	one who quits, gives...
quittor	21	17	a fistulous sore on...
quizzer	27	35	one who quizzes [n -...
quoiter	20	17	one who plays quoits...
rabbler	17	14	a scraping tool for...
rabider	14	11	RABID, afflicted wit...
racloir	16	11	(French) a scraper [...
radular	13	10	like a radula, raspy...
raffler	17	14	one who raffles [n -...
raggier	14	11	RAGGY, tattered [adj...
railcar	16	11	a railway car [n -S]
rainier	11	8	RAINY, marked by rai...
rallier	14	9	one who rallies [n -...
rambler	16	14	one that rambles [n...
rammier	14	13	RAMMY, resembling a...
ramular	14	12	of a branch [adj]
rancher	16	13	one that owns or wor...
rancour	14	12	bitter and vindictiv...
randier	11	9	RANDY, full of sexua...
rangier	12	10	RANGY, tall and slen...
ranular	12	10	relating to a ranula...
rapider	14	11	RAPID, quick [adj]
raspier	14	10	RASPY, rough [adj]
rassler	13	8	a wrestler [n -S]
rattier	12	7	RATTY, infested with...
rattler	13	8	a rattlesnake [n -S]
raucler	16	12	RAUCLE, (Scots) roug...
ravager	14	13	one who ravages [n -...
raveler	14	12	one who ravels, also...
ravener	12	12	one who, or that whi...
reacher	16	12	one who reaches [n -...
reactor	14	10	one that reacts [n -...
readier	11	8	READY, prepared [adj...
realgar	13	10	a bright-red monocli...
realter	12	8	to alter again [v -E...
realtor	12	8	a agent for buying o...
reamier	12	10	REAMY, creamy, froth...
rebater	13	10	one who rebates [n -...
rebuker	15	15	one who rebukes [n -...
reciter	15	10	one who recites [n -...
recolor	15	11	to color again, also...
recover	16	14	to obtain again afte...
recower	17	13	to recover, also REC...
reddier	12	9	REDDY, somewhat red...
redsear	11	8	brittle at red-heat,...
reducer	15	12	a joint piece that c...
reedier	11	8	REEDY, abounding in...
reefier	13	10	REEFY, abounding in...
reekier	12	11	REEKY, (Scots) smoky...
reenter	10	8	to enter again [v -E...
refiner	13	11	one who, or that whi...
refuser	14	11	one that refuses [n...
refuter	14	11	one who refutes [n -...
regaler	13	10	one who regales [n -...
regular	14	11	occurring at set int...
reifier	14	10	one that reifies [n...
reincur	15	12	to incur again [v RE...
reinter	11	8	to inter again [v RE...
relater	12	8	one who relates, als...
relator	12	8	one who relates, als...
relaxer	18	15	one that relaxes [n...
reliver	15	12	to deliver back [v -...
remaker	13	14	one who remakes [n -...
remixer	19	17	one that remixes (a...
remoter	12	10	REMOTE, far off [adj...
remover	14	14	one who removes [n -...
remueur	13	12	(French) the person...
reneger	11	10	one who reneges [n -...
renewer	13	11	one who renews [n -S...
rentier	11	8	(French) a person wh...
reoccur	18	14	to occur again [v RE...
reoffer	15	13	to offer for public...
reorder	11	8	to put in a further...
repaper	15	13	to apply new paper [...
repiner	13	11	one who repines [n -...
replier	15	11	one who replies [n -...
reposer	13	10	one who reposes [n -...
repower	16	13	to power again [v -E...
rescuer	15	11	one who rescues [n -...
resider	12	8	one who resides [n -...
resiner	11	8	a resin gatherer [n...
restier	12	7	RESTY, (obsolete) re...
resumer	13	11	one who resumes [n -...
retaker	12	11	one who takes again...
retirer	12	7	one who retires [n -...
reutter	12	8	to utter again [v -E...
reveler	14	12	one who revels, also...
reverer	13	11	one who reveres [n -...
reviler	15	12	one who reviles [n -...
reviser	14	11	one who revises, als...
revisor	14	11	one who revises, als...
reviver	16	15	something that reviv...
revivor	16	15	the revival of a law...
revoker	14	15	one who revokes [n -...
rewater	14	10	to water again [v -E...
ribbier	17	13	RIBBY, marked by rib...
richter	18	12	RICHT, (Scots) right...
riddler	14	10	one who poses riddle...
ridgier	14	10	RIDGY, having ridges...
riffler	18	14	a small file with cu...
riftier	15	10	RIFTY, having fissur...
righter	16	11	one who sets things...
rigider	14	10	RIGID, stiff [adj]
rindier	12	9	RINDY, covered in ri...
ripener	13	11	one that ripens [n -...
rippier	17	13	(obsolete) a person...
rippler	18	14	a toothed tool for c...
riskier	14	11	RISKY, dangerous, al...
ritzier	16	16	RITZY, pretentious [...
riveter	14	11	one who rivets [n -S...
roarier	11	7	ROARY, noisy, garish...
roaster	11	7	a pan or dish in whi...
rockier	16	14	the rock dove, also...
rodster	12	8	(archaic) an angler...
roilier	13	8	ROILY, turbid [adj]
roister	12	7	to revel noisily, ca...
rollbar	16	12	a frame to protect t...
roofier	13	10	ROOFY, having a roof...
rookier	12	11	ROOKY, (Shakespeare)...
roomier	12	10	ROOMY, spacious [adj...
roopier	13	10	ROOPY, (Scots) hoars...
rooster	11	7	a domestic cock [n -...
rootier	11	7	ROOTY, full of roots...
rortier	12	7	RORTY, (Australian s...
rosaker	12	11	(obsolete) a bright-...
rosiner	11	8	a strong alcoholic d...
rotator	11	7	a muscle serving to...
rotifer	14	10	a microscopic aquati...
rougher	15	12	a person who perform...
rounder	11	10	a tool for rounding...
roupier	14	11	ROUPY, hoarse, also...
rouster	12	8	a wharf labourer and...
rowdier	15	11	ROWDY, turbulent [ad...
rowover	16	14	a rowing event won b...
royster	18	9	to revel noisily, ca...
ruddier	13	10	RUDDY, reddish [adj]
ruffler	18	15	a beggar posing as a...
ruggier	15	12	RUGGY, rough and une...
rumbler	17	15	a machine for peelin...
rummier	15	14	RUMMY, queer [adj]
rumorer	13	11	a person who is give...
runnier	11	10	RUNNY, inclined to r...
runover	13	13	matter for publicati...
runtier	12	9	RUNTY, like a runt [...
rushier	15	10	RUSHY, abounding in...
rustier	13	8	RUSTY, covered with...
rustler	14	9	one who steals cattl...
ruttier	13	8	RUTTY, marked by rut...
sabreur	14	11	(French) a person, e...
saddler	13	10	one who makes, sells...
saggier	14	11	SAGGY, characterized...
sallier	14	9	one who sallies [n -...
saltier	13	8	a heraldic design, a...
saluter	13	9	one who salutes [n -...
sambhar	17	15	a large Asian deer,...
sambhur	18	16	a large Asian deer,...
samovar	14	14	(Russian) an urn for...
sampler	16	14	one that samples [n...
sandbar	13	12	a ridge of sand form...
sandbur	14	13	an annual herb, also...
sandier	11	9	SANDY, covered with...
santoor	10	8	(Arabic) an Eastern...
santour	11	9	(Arabic) an Eastern...
sappier	16	13	SAPPY, full of sap [...
sarkier	13	11	SARKY, sarcastic [ad...
sassier	12	7	SASSY, impertinent [...
saucier	15	11	a chef who specializ...
saunter	11	9	to walk in a leisure...
sautoir	12	8	(French) a long neck...
savager	14	13	SAVAGE, fierce, unci...
saviour	14	12	one who saves, also...
savorer	13	11	one that savors, als...
savvier	16	15	SAVVY, shrewd [adj]
scalder	16	12	that which scalds [n...
scalier	16	11	SCALY, peeling off i...
scalper	18	14	a semicircular gougi...
scammer	17	16	one who perpetrates...
scamper	18	16	to run playfully abo...
scanner	13	12	a device for scannin...
scanter	14	11	SCANT, scarce [adj]
scarcer	18	13	SCARCE, in short sup...
scarfer	17	13	one that eats or dri...
scarier	15	10	SCARY, frightening,...
scarper	17	13	to run away, leave w...
scatter	15	10	to disperse in all d...
scauper	17	14	a semicircular gougi...
scepter	17	13	to invest with royal...
schemer	18	15	one that schemes [n...
schmear	18	15	(Yiddish) to spread...
schmeer	18	15	(Yiddish) to flatter...
schnorr	17	13	(Yiddish) to beg, es...
scholar	18	13	a learned person [n...
scissor	16	10	to cut with a two-bl...
scodier	15	11	SCODY, (New Zealand)...
scoffer	19	16	one who scoffs [n -S...
scolder	16	12	one who scolds [n -S...
scooper	16	13	a tool used esp. in...
scooter	14	10	to travel by by a tw...
scorner	14	11	one who scorns [n -S...
scorper	17	13	a semicircular gougi...
scorser	15	10	one who barters [n -...
scourer	15	11	(historical) a membe...
scouser	15	11	a native of Liverpoo...
scouter	15	11	an adult working wit...
scowder	18	14	to scorch, also SCOU...
scowler	19	14	one who scowls [n -S...
scowrer	18	13	(obsolete) a member...
scraper	17	13	one that scrapes [n...
screwer	18	13	one who screws [n -S...
scriber	18	13	a scribing tool for...
scudder	16	13	one who scuds, a swi...
scudler	17	13	the conductor of a f...
scuffer	20	17	a type of sandal [n...
sculker	18	16	one that skulks, als...
sculler	18	13	one that sculls [n -...
scumber	19	17	(archaic) to void ex...
scummer	18	17	(Scots) a shallow la...
scunner	14	13	to feel loathing or...
scupper	20	17	to thwart, frustrate...
scutter	16	11	to run hastily, scur...
scyther	24	14	one who uses a scyth...
seamier	12	10	SEAMY, unpleasant [a...
seceder	14	11	one who secedes [n -...
secular	16	12	not spiritual [adj S...
securer	15	11	one who secures [n -...
sedater	11	8	SEDATE, calm, self-p...
sedgier	13	10	SEDGY, bordered by s...
seducer	15	12	one that seduces [n...
seedier	11	8	SEEDY, shabby [adj]
seelier	12	8	SEELY, fortunate; in...
seepier	13	10	SEEPY, oozing with w...
seether	13	9	a pot for boiling th...
seltzer	16	17	(German) naturally e...
seminar	12	11	an advanced study gr...
semitar	13	10	(obsolete) a curved...
sempler	16	14	SEMPLE, of humble bi...
senator	10	8	a member of a senate...
septuor	14	11	a group of seven, al...
serener	10	8	SERENE, calm, tranqu...
serovar	13	11	a group of microorga...
settler	13	8	one who settles [n -...
settlor	13	8	one who makes a lega...
severer	13	11	SEVERE, strict, hars...
sextuor	18	15	a group of six, also...
shadier	14	10	SHADY, full of shade...
shafter	16	12	a shaft-horse [n -S]
shagger	16	13	(vulgar slang) a per...
shakier	15	13	SHAKY, shaking [adj]
shalier	15	10	SHALY, resembling sh...
shalwar	18	13	(Urdu) loose-fitting...
shammer	16	15	one who shams; an im...
sharker	15	13	one who lives by sha...
sharper	16	12	a cheat or hoaxer, e...
shaster	14	9	(Sanskrit) any of th...
shatter	14	9	to break into pieces...
shearer	13	9	one who shears (shee...
shedder	14	11	one that casts off s...
sheerer	13	9	SHEER, utter [adj]
sheeter	13	9	one that sheets [n -...
sheller	16	11	one who shells [n -S...
shelter	15	10	to provide cover or...
shelver	17	14	a person employed to...
shicker	19	16	(Australian slang) s...
shidder	15	11	(Spenser) a female a...
shifter	17	12	one who shifts [n -S...
shikker	17	17	(Australian slang) s...
shimmer	17	15	to glimmer [v -ED, -...
shinier	14	10	SHINY, filled with l...
shipper	19	15	a person or company...
shirker	16	13	one who shirks [n -S...
shitter	15	9	(slang) a toilet [n...
shoaler	14	10	SHOAL, shallow, also...
shocker	18	16	one that shocks [n -...
shooter	13	9	one who shoots [n -S...
shophar	18	14	(Hebrew) a ram's hor...
shopper	18	15	one who shops [n -S]
shorter	14	9	SHORT, having little...
shouter	14	10	one who shouts [n -S...
showier	17	12	SHOWY, making a bril...
shriver	17	13	one who shrives; a c...
shucker	19	17	something or someone...
shudder	15	12	to shiver or tremble...
shunner	13	12	one who shuns [n -S]
shunter	14	11	an engine used for s...
shusher	17	12	one who shushes [n -...
shutter	15	10	to provide with wind...
shyster	21	11	an unscrupulous lawy...
sidebar	14	11	a short news story a...
sidecar	15	11	a passenger car atta...
sighter	16	11	(Scots) an inspector...
signeur	13	11	(Shakespeare) senior...
signior	13	10	an Italian title of...
silkier	15	12	SILKY, resembling si...
sillier	15	9	SILLY, showing a lac...
siltier	14	8	SILTY, full of silt...
similar	15	11	being alike but not...
similor	15	11	an alloy of copper a...
simitar	14	10	a curved oriental sw...
simpler	17	14	(archaic) one skille...
simular	15	12	one that simulates,...
sinkier	13	12	SINKY, yielding unde...
sissier	13	7	SISSY, effeminate, a...
sizzler	20	26	a very hot day [n -S...
skanger	13	14	(Irish) a young work...
skanker	13	16	one who skanks, danc...
skeeter	12	11	a skeet shooter [n -...
skegger	15	15	a young salmon [n -S...
skelder	14	13	to beg; to swindle;...
skelter	14	12	to scurry [v -ED, -I...
skidder	14	13	a tractor with thick...
skieyer	19	13	SKIEY, resembling th...
skimmer	16	17	a seabird that skims...
skinker	14	16	one employed to disp...
skinner	12	13	one who skins [n -S]
skinter	13	12	SKINT, having no mon...
skiorer	13	11	one who engages in t...
skipper	18	17	to act as master or...
skirter	14	11	someone who removes...
skitter	14	11	to skim over the sur...
skivier	16	15	SKIVIE, (Scots) dera...
skiwear	16	14	relating to clothes...
skudler	15	14	in Shetland, the lea...
skulker	16	17	one that skulks, als...
skummer	16	18	(archaic) to void ex...
slabber	17	14	to slaver; to drivel...
slacker	17	15	a shirker [n -S]
slammer	15	14	(slang) prison [n -S...
slander	12	10	to defame [v -ED, -I...
slanger	13	11	a hawker; a dealer i...
slanter	12	9	(Australian slang) a...
slapper	17	14	(slang) a promiscuou...
slasher	15	10	one that slashes [n...
slather	15	10	to spread thickly [v...
slatier	13	8	SLATY, resembling sl...
slatter	13	8	(dialect) to be unti...
sledder	13	10	one who goes on a sl...
sledger	14	11	one who drives a sle...
sleeker	13	12	a moulding tool for...
sleeper	14	11	one that sleeps [n -...
sleever	14	12	an old Welsh measure...
slender	12	10	slight of build [adj...
slenter	12	9	(Australian slang) a...
slicker	18	15	an oilskin raincoat...
slidder	14	10	(Scots) to slip, sli...
slimier	15	11	SLIMY, resembling sl...
slimmer	16	14	one engaged in slimm...
slinger	14	11	one who uses a sling...
slinker	14	13	one who slinks [n -S...
slinter	13	9	a trick, also SLANTE...
sliotar	13	8	(Irish) the ball use...
slipper	18	14	a shoe easily slippe...
slither	16	10	to slide from side t...
slitter	14	8	one who, or that whi...
slobber	17

7 letter words that end with R

7 letter words that end with R

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