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abattoir
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a public slaughterho...
abductor
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a person who abducts...
abhorrer
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13
one who abhors [n -S...
abridger
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one who abridges [n...
abrupter
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15
ABRUPT, sudden [adj]
abseiler
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12
one that abseils [n...
absenter
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12
one who keeps away [...
absolver
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16
one who absolves [n...
absorber
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14
something that absor...
absurder
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13
ABSURD, ridiculous [...
accentor
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15
a song bird [n -S]
accepter
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a person who accepts...
acceptor
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someone who accepts...
accorder
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one who accords [n -...
accouter
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15
(US) to dress or equ...
achiever
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17
one who achieves [n...
acicular
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16
needle-shaped [adj]
acquirer
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21
one who acquires [n...
actioner
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12
a film with a lot of...
actuator
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12
one who actuates [n...
adductor
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an adducent muscle,...
adjuster
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one who adjusts [n -...
adjustor
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19
one who adjusts, e.g...
admitter
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12
one who admits [n -S...
adroiter
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9
ADROIT, skilful [adj...
adsorber
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12
something that adsor...
adulator
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11
one who adulates [n...
advancer
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one who advances [n...
adverser
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13
ADVERSE, acting agai...
affecter
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one who affects, ass...
affirmer
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one who affirms [n -...
affrayer
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a disturber of the p...
aflutter
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13
nervously excited [a...
agitator
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10
one that agitates [n...
aglimmer
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17
glimmering [adj]
aglitter
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11
glittering [adj]
airliner
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10
a large passenger ai...
airpower
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14
military air strengt...
alachlor
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15
a type of herbicide...
allosaur
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a large, lizard-hipp...
allotter
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10
one who allots [n -S...
alveolar
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14
pertaining to an alv...
ambusher
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17
one who ambushes [n...
ampullar
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17
resembling an ampull...
analyser
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12
one who analyses [n...
analyzer
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21
a person who analyse...
ancestor
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12
someone from whom a...
angstier
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11
ANGSTY, feeling anxi...
animater
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12
one who, or that whi...
animator
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12
one who, or that whi...
annealer
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11
one who anneals [n -...
anodiser
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10
something that anodi...
anodizer
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19
something that anodi...
anointer
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10
one who anoints [n -...
anovular
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15
not involving ovulat...
answerer
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12
one that answers [n...
anteater
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9
any of several mamma...
anterior
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9
in front [adj]
antiquer
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19
one who antiques, ag...
antiwear
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12
designed to reduce w...
appealer
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15
one who appeals [n -...
appearer
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14
one who appears [n -...
appeaser
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14
one who appeases [n...
appellor
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in law, the accuser...
appriser
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14
one who informs, als...
apprizer
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one who informs, als...
approver
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one that approves [n...
argufier
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14
one who argues stubb...
armchair
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a chair with armrest...
armourer
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12
one who makes or rep...
arranger
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one that arranges [n...
arrester
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8
one who makes an arr...
arrestor
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8
one who makes an arr...
artmaker
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one that produces ar...
ascender
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13
a part or stroke pro...
asperger
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13
a vessel for sprinkl...
asperser
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one who asperses, al...
aspersor
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11
one who asperses, al...
assailer
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9
one who assails [n -...
assenter
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9
one who agrees, also...
assentor
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9
one who agrees, also...
asserter
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8
one who asserts, als...
assertor
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8
one who asserts, als...
assessor
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8
one who assesses [n...
assigner
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11
a person who transfe...
assignor
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11
a person who transfe...
assister
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8
one who assists, als...
assistor
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8
one who assists, als...
assorter
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8
one who assorts [n -...
assuager
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11
one who assuages [n...
atomiser
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11
an device which spra...
atomizer
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an device which spra...
attacher
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13
one who attaches [n...
attacker
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15
one that attacks [n...
attainer
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9
one who attains [n -...
attemper
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(archaic) to alter q...
attender
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one who is attentive...
attester
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one who attests, als...
attestor
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one who attests, als...
atwitter
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twittering [adj]
auguster
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12
AUGUST, stately, ven...
aulnager
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cloth inspector, als...
auntlier
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AUNTLY, like an aunt...
austerer
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9
AUSTERE, severe [adj...
auxiliar
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(archaic) an auxilia...
averager
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in maritime law, a p...
avicular
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pertaining to birds...
avigator
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one who navigates ai...
avoucher
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one who avouches [n...
avoutrer
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an adulterer [n -S]
awakener
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one that awakens [n...
aweather
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on the weather side;...
awfuller
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AWFUL, horrible [adj...
babblier
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BABBLY, given to bab...
bachelor
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an unmarried man [n...
bacillar
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of the shape or natu...
backdoor
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clandestine [adj]
bagpiper
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one who plays the ba...
balancer
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one who balances [n...
balisaur
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a long-tailed badger...
balloter
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one who votes by bal...
ballsier
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BALLSY, gutsy [adj]
baluster
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a small pillar suppo...
bandager
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one who bandages [n...
bandster
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a binder of sheaves...
bangster
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(Scots) a violent pe...
banisher
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one that banishes [n...
banister
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a stair hand-rail [n...
bankster
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a banker or investor...
banterer
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12
one who banters or r...
baptiser
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one who baptizes, al...
baptizer
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one who baptizes, al...
barosaur
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a large dinosaur [n...
barrater
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one that persistentl...
barrator
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one that persistentl...
barrener
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BARREN, unproductive...
barretor
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one that persistentl...
barterer
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11
a person who barters...
basifier
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that which converts...
bateleur
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13
an African eagle [n...
batteler
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someone who battels;...
battener
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12
one who battens [n -...
batterer
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someone who batters...
baulkier
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BAULKY, stubborn [ad...
bayadeer
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a fabric with horizo...
beachier
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BEACHY, sandy or peb...
beardier
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BEARDY, having a bea...
bebopper
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one who plays bebop,...
beckoner
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one who beckons [n -...
beclamor
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to beset with noise,...
bedchair
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a chair with adjusta...
bedcover
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a cover for a bed [n...
bedeguar
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a soft spongy gall f...
bediaper
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to put a nappy on [v...
bedlamer
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a young harp seal [n...
bedliner
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a protective coverin...
bedmaker
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one who makes beds [...
beechier
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BEECHY, abounding in...
befinger
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to touch all over [v...
beflower
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to cover with flower...
befouler
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one who befouls [n -...
begetter
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one who begets [n -S...
beginner
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one who begins, a no...
beglamor
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to dazzle with glamo...
beguiler
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one who beguiles [n...
behavior
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conduct, also BEHAVI...
beheader
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one who beheads [n -...
beholder
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one that beholds [n...
belabour
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to buffet, beat, als...
belamour
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(Spenser) a beloved,...
believer
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one who believes [n...
beliquor
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to soak with liquor...
belleter
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a bellfounder [n -S]
bellower
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one who bellows [n -...
belonger
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a person of conserva...
bemoaner
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one who bemoans [n -...
bemurmur
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to murmur at [v -ED,...
benchier
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BENCHY, of a hillsid...
benigner
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BENIGN, favourably d...
benitier
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a holy-water font [n...
bepepper
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to hit hard with gun...
bepester
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(archaic) to pester,...
bepowder
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to powder over [v -E...
bereaver
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one who bereaves [n...
besetter
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11
one who, or that whi...
beshiver
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17
to break into small...
besieger
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one who besieges, al...
beslaver
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16
to slobber upon [v -...
bestower
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14
one who bestows [n -...
betatter
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11
to tatter [v -ED, -I...
betrayer
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one who betrays [n -...
beveller
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one who bevels, also...
bewailer
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one who bewails or l...
bewilder
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to confuse [v -ED, -...
bewrayer
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one who, or that whi...
bickerer
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one who bickers [n -...
bicolour
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something having two...
bicycler
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one who rides a bicy...
bieldier
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BIELDY, (Scots) affo...
bijwoner
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(Afrikaans) the subt...
bilander
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(Dutch) a two-masted...
bilinear
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13
pertaining to two li...
billeter
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13
one who billets [n -...
bimester
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a two-month period [...
biometer
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a device for measuri...
biovular
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derived from two ova...
bisector
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14
a line that divides...
bitchier
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BITCHY, catty [adj]
bitterer
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BITTER, having a dis...
blabbier
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18
BLABBY, tending to b...
blagueur
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16
one who talks preten...
blancher
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18
one who, or that whi...
blashier
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14
BLASHY, showery; of...
blastier
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12
BLASTY, characterise...
blazoner
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a person who blazons...
bleacher
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17
an outdoor uncovered...
blearier
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12
BLEARY, dim [adj]
blebbier
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BLEBBY, containing b...
blencher
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18
a person stationed t...
blighter
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an unpleasant person...
blingier
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BLINGY, bling, flash...
blobbier
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BLOBBY, having blobs...
blockier
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BLOCKY, block-like [...
bloodier
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BLOODY, stained with...
bloomier
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BLOOMY, covered with...
bloopier
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BLOOPY, in baseball,...
blottier
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BLOTTY, smudged [adj...
blousier
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BLOUSY, coarse and r...
blowsier
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BLOWSY, coarse and r...
blowzier
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BLOWZY, coarse and r...
bluesier
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BLUESY, resembling b...
bluggier
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17
BLUGGY, (colloquial)...
bluidier
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BLUIDY, stained with...
blurrier
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BLURRY, blurred [adj...
bobblier
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BOBBLY, like pilled...
bobowler
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a type of large moth...
boilover
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a surprising result...
bolshier
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BOLSHIE, left-wing,...
bondager
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(historical) a field...
booksier
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BOOKSY, in a literar...
borderer
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12
a person who lives o...
borrower
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14
one who borrows [n -...
bosomier
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BOSOMY, having large...
botchier
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BOTCHY, done badly [...
bottomer
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14
a person who provide...
bouncier
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BOUNCY, tending to b...
boursier
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(French) a foundatio...
brabbler
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18
a clamorous, quarrel...
braggier
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15
BRAGGY, tending to b...
brailler
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13
a Braille writing ma...
brainier
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12
BRAINY, intelligent...
brancher
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a young hawk or othe...
brankier
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BRANKY, (Scots) show...
brannier
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BRANNY, containing b...
brashier
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BRASHY, covered with...
brassier
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BRASSY, resembling b...
brattier
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11
BRATTY, like a brat,...
brawlier
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15
BRAWLIE, (Scots) ver...
brawnier
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15
BRAWNY, strongly bui...
breacher
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16
one who breaches [n...
breadier
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12
BREADY, resembling b...
breather
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a rest to recover br...
breezier
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BREEZY, windy [adj]
brewster
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14
(Scots) a brewer, al...
briarier
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11
BRIARY, full of bria...
brichter
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16
BRICHT, (Scots) brig...
brickier
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18
BRICKY, made of bric...
brierier
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BRIERY, thorny, full...
brighter
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BRIGHT, shining [adj...
briskier
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BRISKY [adj]
brittler
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BRITTLE, frail [adj]
broacher
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a spit; a broach [n...
bronzier
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BRONZY, of a brownis...
broodier
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BROODY, tending to b...
broomier
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BROOMY, abounding in...
brothier
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BROTHY, like broth [...
brownier
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BROWNY, somewhat bro...
browsier
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BROWSY, relating to...
bruncher
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someone who eats bru...
brushier
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BRUSHY, resembling a...
brusquer
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BRUSQUE, abrupt in m...
bubblier
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19
BUBBLY, full of bubb...
budgeter
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one who prepares a b...
buffeter
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18
one who buffets; a b...
bunchier
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BUNCHY, clustered [a...
buplever
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the hare's-ear plant...
burblier
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BURBLY, burbling [ad...
burdener
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one who burdens [n -...
burrower
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one that burrows [n...
burstier
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12
BURSTY, occurring in...
busheler
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15
one who bushels, men...
buttoner
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13
one who buttons [n -...
bylander
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16
(Dutch) a two-masted...
caballer
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16
one who cabals, intr...
caboceer
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17
a West African headm...
cadaster
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12
a public record of l...
cairnier
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12
CAIRNY, relating to...
calcspar
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18
a mineral, calcite [...
calcular
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17
relating to the math...
calendar
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14
to schedule, also KA...
calender
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14
to smooth by pressin...
calliper
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in papermaking, a me...
callower
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16
CALLOW, immature [ad...
calypter
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a hood or hoodlike s...
cameleer
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15
a camel driver [n -S...
canaller
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a freight boat [n -S...
canaster
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12
a kind of tobacco fo...
canceler
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16
one who cancels, als...
candider
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14
CANDID, frank and si...
canephor
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(Greek) a sculpted f...
canister
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a small container, u...
cannular
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like a cannula, holl...
canvaser
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16
one who goes from do...
capabler
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CAPABLE, competent [...
capmaker
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one that makes caps...
caponier
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15
(French) a work made...
capsomer
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17
a protein forming a...
capsular
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16
of or pertaining to...
capturer
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15
one who captures [n...
careener
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12
one who careens [n -...
careerer
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11
one who careers [n -...
caresser
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11
one who caresses [n...
carmaker
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an automobile manufa...
caroller
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one who sings joyous...
carouser
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one who carouses [n...
cataphor
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(Greek) the use of a...
catbriar
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a thorny shrub, also...
catbrier
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a thorny vine, also...
catchier
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CATCHY, pleasing and...
catheter
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a tube which can be...
catnaper
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15
one that steals cats...
cavalier
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careless [adj CAVALI...
caveator
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one that files a cav...
caviller
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one that cavils, als...
cavorter
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one who cavorts [n -...
cellarer
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a monastery official...
cellular
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pertaining to a cell...
cementer
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a person or thing th...
censurer
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one who censures [n...
chaffier
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CHAFFY, worthless [a...
chalkier
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CHALKY, resembling c...
champier
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19
CHAMPY, broken up by...
chancier
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17
CHANCY, risky, also...
chandler
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a dealer in provisio...
chapiter
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the capital of a a c...
chappier
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19
CHAPPY, cracked [adj...
charlier
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as in charlier shoe,...
charrier
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CHARRY, resembling c...
chasmier
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CHASMY, full of chas...
chasseur
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a cavalry soldier [n...
chattier
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CHATTY, talkative [a...
chauffer
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a metal box for hold...
chaunter
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a singer; a precento...
chavvier
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CHAVVY, like a chav...
checkier
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CHECKY, chequered [a...
cheekier
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CHEEKY, impudent [ad...
cheerier
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13
CHEERY, cheerful [ad...
cheesier
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13
CHEESY, resembling a...
cheffier
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CHEFFY, relating to...
chelator
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an agent causing che...
chequier
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CHEQUY, checkered, a...
cherrier
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CHERRY, ruddy [adj]
chertier
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CHERTY, resembling c...
chestier
19
13
CHESTY, suffering fr...
chicaner
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a person who chicane...
chichier
25
18
CHICHI, elaborately...
chillier
22
15
CHILLY, cool [adj]
chinkier
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18
CHINKY, full of crac...
chippier
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19
CHIPPY, belligerent...
chirpier
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CHIRPY, cheerful [ad...
chiseler
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14
one who chisels; a s...
chittier
20
13
CHITTY, childish [ad...
choccier
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19
CHOCCY, having the t...
chokidar
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18
(Urdu) a watchman, a...
choosier
18
13
CHOOSY, difficult to...
choppier
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19
CHOPPY, full of irre...
chortler
20
14
one who chortles [n...
chounter
18
15
to mutter, grumble,...
chromier
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CHROMY, decorated wi...
chubbier
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20
CHUBBY, plump, short...
chuckler
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22
one who chuckles [n...
chuffier
24
20
CHUFFY, fat or puffe...
chummier
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20
CHUMMY, friendly [ad...
chunkier
20
19
CHUNKY, in chunks, s...
churidar
20
15
(Hindi) as in churid...
cingular
19
16
ring-shaped, encircl...
cinnabar
17
16
the principal ore of...
cipherer
21
16
one who ciphers [n -...
circiter
21
14
(Latin) formerly use...
circular
22
16
in the shape of a ci...
ciseleur
18
13
(French) a chaser (o...
cislunar
18
14
situated between the...
claggier
20
16
CLAGGY, sticky [adj]
clammier
20
18
CLAMMY, unpleasantly...
clamorer
18
15
one who makes a clam...
clangour
18
16
to clang loudly, als...
clankier
18
17
CLANKY, making a sha...
claqueur
26
23
a member of a claque...
clartier
18
12
CLARTY, sticky and d...
classier
18
12
CLASSY, having class...
claviger
21
18
(Latin) one who carr...
cleanser
16
13
that which cleanses...
cleckier
22
19
CLECKY, broody [adj]
clencher
22
18
a tool for clenching...
cleverer
19
16
CLEVER, intelligent,...
cliffier
23
18
CLIFFY, abounding in...
cliftier
21
15
CLIFTY, broken into...
clincher
23
18
a decisive remark [n...
clingier
19
15
CLINGY, adhesive [ad...
cliquier
27
22
CLIQUEY, inclined to...
cloddier
18
14
CLODDY, earthy [adj]
cloggier
20
16
CLOGGY, lumpy, stick...
cloister
18
12
to seclude [v -ED, -...
clonkier
18
17
CLONKY, making a dul...
clothier
20
14
one who deals in clo...
clottier
18
12
CLOTTY, tending to c...
cloudier
18
14
CLOUDY, overcast wit...
clubbier
23
19
CLUBBY, characterist...
cluckier
23
20
CLUCKY, (Australian...
clumpier
22
19
CLUMPY, in clumps [a...
clumsier
20
16
CLUMSY, not dexterou...
clunkier
19
18
CLUNKY, clumsy in st...
coachier
21
16
COACHY, relating to...
coanchor
20
17
to present televised...
coappear
19
17
to appear together a...
coauthor
18
14
to write together [v...
cochlear
22
17
a kind of spoon, als...
cocksier
21
18
COCKSY, self-importa...
cockspur
24
22
a variety of hawthor...
cocooner
17
15
one who retreats to...
codebtor
18
15
one who shares a deb...
codifier
19
15
one who codifies [n...
codriver
19
16
one who codrives [n...
coeditor
16
12
a joint editor [n -S...
coenamor
15
15
to inflame with mutu...
cofactor
21
17
a molecule or ion wh...
cogglier
20
16
COGGLY, shaky [adj]
cogniser
17
14
one that cognizes, a...
cognizer
20
23
one that cognizes, a...
coholder
19
15
an athlete who share...
coiffeur
21
18
a male hairdresser [...
colander
16
14
a perforated vessel...
coleader
16
13
one who leads togeth...
colessor
17
12
a joint lessor [n -S...
colinear
16
13
lying in the same st...
collator
18
13
one who collates man...
colleger
19
15
a student supported...
collider
19
14
a type of accelerato...
colluder
19
15
one who conspires in...
colourer
17
13
one that colors, als...
columnar
18
17
in the form of a col...
combater
19
17
one who fights again...
combiner
19
18
one who, or that whi...
combover
21
21
a vain attempt to ma...
comelier
18
15
COMELY, pleasing to...
comember
20
20
a joint member [n -S...
comeover
18
18
a person who has com...
comether
19
16
(dialect) wheedling,...
commoner
17
18
one of the common pe...
communer
18
19
one who communes [n...
commuter
19
18
one who commutes; es...
comparer
19
17
one who compares [n...
compiler
21
18
one who compiles, es...
complier
21
18
one who complies [n...
composer
19
17
one who writes music...
computer
20
18
a machine that compu...
conceder
18
16
one who concedes [n...
conciser
19
15
CONCISE, succinct [a...
concolor
19
16
of uniform color, al...
condoler
16
14
one who condoles [n...
condoner
14
14
one who condones [n...
conducer
19
17
one that conduces [n...
condylar
23
16
of or pertaining to...
confider
18
16
one who confides [n...
confiner
17
16
one who, or that whi...
confuter
18
16
one who confutes or...
congener
15
15
something of the sam...
conjurer
18
22
a person who perform...
conjuror
18
22
a person who perform...
conniver
17
17
one who connives [n...
consider
16
13
to think about [v -E...
consoler
16
13
one who gives consol...
consular
17
14
relating to a consul...
consumer
17
16
one who, or that whi...
contrair
16
12
contrary [adj]
convener
16
17
one who convenes, al...
convenor
16
17
one who convenes, al...
conveyer
23
18
one that conveys, al...
conveyor
23
18
one that conveys, al...
convoker
18
20
one who convokes [n...
coolibar
19
15
(Native Australian)...
copastor
18
14
one that shares the...
coplanar
18
16
on the same plane [a...
cordiner
16
13
(archaic) a shoemake...
corridor
17
12
a narrow hallway [n...
corroder
16
12
something that corro...
cosherer
18
13
someone who lives on...
cosigner
17
14
one who cosigns [n -...
costlier
18
12
COSTLY, expensive [a...
costumer
18
15
one who makes or dea...
cottager
17
13
one who lives in a c...
courtier
17
12
someone in attendanc...
couthier
19
14
COUTHIE, friendly, a...
cowinner
18
16
one of two or more w...
coworker
20
18
a fellow worker [n -...
cowriter
20
14
one who cowrites [n...
crabbier
21
17
CRABBY, ill-tempered...
crackier
21
18
CRACKY, full of crac...
craftier
19
14
CRAFTY, skillful in...
craggier
19
15
CRAGGY, full of crag...
crampier
20
17
CRAMPY, affected wit...
crankier
17
16
CRANKY, cantankerous...
crappier
21
17
CRAPPY, inferior in...
crawlier
21
15
CRAWLY, creepy [adj]
crayoner
21
14
one who crayons, als...
craythur
26
16
(Irish) a woman, als...
creakier
17
15
CREAKY, creaking, al...
creamier
17
14
CREAMY, having the c...
creasier
16
11
CREASY, having wrink...
creditor
17
12
one to whom money is...
creekier
17
15
CREEKY, full of cree...
creepier
18
14
CREEPY, rather eerie...
cremator
17
14
one who, or that whi...
cressier
17
11
CRESSY, like cress [...
creutzer
20
21
(German) a small cop...
crimpier
21
17
CRIMPY, wrinkled, cu...
crippler
23
18
one that cripples; (...
crispier
20
14
CRISPY, crisp in tex...
croakier
17
15
CROAKY, low and hoar...
croonier
15
12
CROONY, having or be...
crossbar
19
14
to fasten with cross...
croupier
19
15
an attendant in a ca...
crucifer
23
18
one who bears a cros...
cruddier
18
14
CRUDDY, dirty, unple...
crueller
19
14
CRUEL, disposed to i...
cruisier
18
12
CRUISY, frequented b...
crumbier
21
18
CRUMBY, full of crum...
crummier
20
18
CRUMMY, mean, despic...
crumpier
21
18
CRUMPY, crisp, also...
cruncher
22
18
one that crunches [n...
crusader
17
13
one that crusades [n...
crustier
18
12
CRUSTY, covered with...
cucumber
24
22
a garden vegetable,...
cuddlier
19
15
CUDDLY, pleasant to...
cudgeler
19
16
one who cudgels, als...
culchier
24
18
CULCHIE, (Irish) rus...
culshier
21
15
CULSHIE, rustic, boo...
cultivar
21
17
a variety of plant o...
cumberer
20
18
one who cumbers [n -...
cupeller
21
17
someone who cupels,...
curseder
17
13
CURSED, wicked [adj]
cursitor
18
12
(obsolete) a clerk o...
cuspidor
20
16
(Portuguese) a spitt...
customer
18
15
one who buys somethi...
cutesier
17
12
CUTESY, (US) affecte...
cutwater
20
15
the forepart of a sh...
cyberwar
28
19
crippling an enemy s...
cyclecar
30
20
a type of motor vehi...
cylinder
24
16
to provide with a tu...
cymbaler
27
20
one who plays the cy...
cytaster
23
13
a structure formed i...
dactylar
24
15
pertaining to a dact...
daintier
13
10
DAINT [adj]
damneder
13
14
DAMNED, damnable [ad...
dampener
15
16
a thing that dampens...
danglier
15
13
DANGLY, hanging loos...
dapperer
17
15
DAPPER, trim, neat [...
darkener
13
14
someone or something...
darklier
16
14
DARKLY, DARK, having...
darneder
12
11
DARNED, bothersome [...
dataller
15
11
a day-labourer, also...
daughter
17
14
a female child [n -S...
daytaler
20
12
a day-labourer, also...
deadener
11
11
one that deadens [n...
deadlier
14
11
DEADLY, lethal [adj]
deathier
15
11
DEATHY, like death [...
debarker
16
16
one that removes bar...
debonair
14
13
(French) of good app...
debugger
18
17
a computer program d...
debunker
16
18
one who debunks [n -...
decanter
15
13
a decorative bottle...
deceiver
18
16
one who deceives [n...
decemvir
20
19
(Latin) one of a bod...
decenter
15
13
to put out of center...
decipher
21
17
to interpret from th...
declarer
17
13
one who declares [n...
decliner
17
14
one who declines [n...
decolour
17
14
to deprive of color,...
deemster
14
12
a judge on the Isle...
deepener
13
13
one that deepens [n...
defeater
14
12
one who defeats [n -...
defector
18
15
one who defects [n -...
defender
14
14
one who defends [n -...
deferrer
15
12
one who defers [n -S...
deflater
16
13
something that defla...
deflator
16
13
something that defla...
deflower
19
16
to deprive of virgin...
defoamer
15
15
an agent used for de...
defogger
17
16
an agent used for de...
deforcer
18
15
one who deforces, ke...
deformer
16
15
one who deforms [n -...
defrayer
21
14
one who pays off exp...
degasser
14
11
an agent used for de...
degender
13
13
(Spenser) to degener...
degrader
14
12
one that degrades [n...
dehorner
14
12
an implement for rem...
dehorter
15
11
a dissuader; an advi...
dejeuner
14
20
(French) a breakfast...
delouser
14
11
an agent that remove...
deluster
15
11
to lessen the sheen...
demander
13
14
one who demands [n -...
demeanor
12
13
behavior toward othe...
demerger
15
14
to remove a division...
demister
15
12
a device that demist...
dempster
17
15
(Scots) formerly in...
demurrer
15
13
one who demurs [n -S...
departer
15
12
one who departs [n -...
depicter
19
15
one that depicts, al...
depictor
19
15
one that depicts, al...
depleter
16
13
one who depletes [n...
deplorer
16
13
one who deplores [n...
deployer
22
15
one who deploys [n -...
deporter
15
12
one who deports [n -...
depraver
17
16
one who depraves [n...
depriver
18
16
one who deprives [n...
derailer
14
10
something which dera...
deranger
13
12
one who deranges [n...
deringer
14
12
a small pocket pisto...
desalter
14
10
something used for d...
descaler
17
13
a thing for removing...
descrier
17
12
one who descries [n...
deseeder
12
10
one that deseeds [n...
deserter
13
9
one that deserts [n...
deserver
15
13
one who deserves [n...
designer
14
12
one who designs [n -...
desilver
17
14
to remove the silver...
desorber
15
12
one that desorbs [n...
despiser
16
12
one who despises [n...
destrier
14
9
(archaic) a war-hors...
desulfur
18
15
to free from sulphur...
detacher
18
14
one who detaches [n...
detailer
14
10
one who details [n -...
detainer
12
10
the unlawful withhol...
detecter
16
12
one that detects, al...
detector
16
12
one that detects, al...
deterger
14
11
one that deterges [n...
deterrer
13
9
one that deters [n -...
detester
13
9
one who detests [n -...
deticker
18
16
an agent used for de...
detrusor
14
10
a muscle in the wall...
deviator
15
13
one who deviates [n...
devourer
15
14
one who devours [n -...
devouter
15
14
DEVOUT, pious [adj]
dewormer
17
15
an agent for removin...
dialoger
15
12
one who makes things...
dialyser
21
12
an apparatus used fo...
dialyzer
24
21
an apparatus used fo...
diameter
14
12
a straight line pass...
dickerer
18
16
one who dickers [n -...
dicktier
19
16
DICKTY, (US slang) p...
dictator
17
12
one that dictates [n...
didapper
18
16
a small grebe, also...
diemaker
15
16
one that makes dies...
diffuser
19
16
one that diffuses, a...
diffusor
19
16
one that diffuses, a...
digester
15
11
an apparatus which s...
digestor
15
11
an apparatus which s...
dimplier
19
16
DIMPLY, dimpled [adj...
dinklier
16
15
DINKLY, neat, tidy [...
dinosaur
13
11
any of a group of ex...
diplexer
23
20
a device which enabl...
directer
17
12
DIRECT, straightforw...
director
17
12
one that directs [n...
disabler
17
13
one who disables [n...
disarmer
15
12
one that disarms [n...
disaster
14
9
a calamity [n -S]
discolor
18
13
to alter the color o...
discover
19
16
to find out, also DI...
disfavor
18
16
to regard with disap...
dishonor
15
12
(US) to deprive of h...
disinter
14
10
to exhume [v DISINTE...
disliker
17
14
one who dislikes [n...
dismaler
16
13
DISMAL, sad, gloomy...
disorder
14
10
to disarrange [v -ED...
disowner
16
13
one who disowns [n -...
disponer
15
13
one who legally tran...
disposer
16
12
one who disposes [n...
disputer
17
13
one who disputes [n...
disrober
16
12
one who, or that whi...
dissaver
16
13
one who dissaves [n...
dissever
16
13
to sever, part in tw...
ditherer
16
11
one who dithers [n -...
diverter
16
13
one who diverts [n -...
divorcer
19
16
one who divorces [n...
divulger
19
17
one who divulges [n...
dodderer
13
11
one who dodders [n -...
doggeder
15
14
DOGGED, stubbornly d...
doggoner
14
14
DOGGONE, damned, cur...
dognaper
15
15
one who dognaps, abd...
domineer
13
13
to be overbearing [v...
donniker
13
15
an outside lavatory,...
doomster
14
12
(Scots) formerly in...
dopester
15
12
one who predicts the...
douanier
12
11
(French) a customhou...
doughier
17
14
DOUGHY, resembling d...
douzeper
18
22
(Spenser) one of the...
downpour
18
17
a heavy rain [n -S]
drabbier
18
15
DRABBY, sluttish, al...
drabbler
19
16
a piece of canvas fa...
draffier
18
15
DRAFFY, like dregs,...
draftier
16
12
DRAFTY, exposed to c...
draggier
16
13
DRAGGY, boring [adj]
dragster
15
11
a car built or modif...
drawlier
18
13
DRAWLY, marked by dr...
dreamier
14
12
DREAMY, full of drea...
drearier
13
9
DREARY, dismal [adj]
dreckier
18
16
DRECKY, rubbishy, al...
dreggier
16
13
DREGGY, full of dreg...
dreicher
19
14
DREICH, dreary, also...
dreigher
17
13
DREIGH, (Scots) drea...
drekkier
16
17
DREKKY, rubbishy, al...
drencher
18
15
something that drenc...
dressier
14
9
DRESSY, showy in dre...
dribbler
20
16
one who dribbles [n...
driftier
17
12
DRIFTY, full of mass...
drippier
19
15
DRIPPY, silly, inane...
driveler
17
14
one who drivels, als...
droolier
14
10
DROOLY, drooling [ad...
droopier
15
12
DROOPY, hanging [adj...
drossier
14
9
DROSSY, worthless [a...
drowsier
17
12
DROWSY, sleepy [adj]
druggier
17
14
DRUGGY, affected by...
drugster
16
12
a drug addict [n -S]
drumlier
17
14
DRUMLY, (Scots) turb...
dulcimer
20
17
a musical instrument...
dummerer
16
16
somebody who pretend...
dumpster
18
16
a large skip for ref...
duplexer
23
21
a system allowing us...
durneder
13
12
DURNED, damned [adj]
dweebier
18
15
DWEEBY, socially ine...
earthier
15
10
EARTHY, consisting o...
ebenezer
16
21
(Hebrew) a chapel or...
eclipser
20
15
one that eclipses [n...
ecraseur
16
12
(French) a surgical...
educator
16
13
one who educates [n...
effecter
20
17
an organ that respon...
effector
20
17
an organ that respon...
elevator
15
13
a lift [n -S]
elicitor
18
12
one who elicits [n -...
eloigner
14
12
one who eloigns, als...
emanator
12
12
one that emanates [n...
embalmer
18
18
one that embalms, al...
embanker
16
19
one who makes banks...
embitter
17
14
to make bitter, also...
emblazer
20
24
one who emblazes [n...
embodier
16
15
one who embodies [n...
emborder
16
15
to provide with a bo...
embosser
16
14
one who embosses [n...
embracer
19
17
a person who seeks t...
embrasor
16
14
a person who seeks t...
employer
23
17
one who employs peop...
empolder
17
16
to reclaim low-lying...
emulator
15
13
one who emulates [n...
enameler
13
13
one who enamels; a w...
enaunter
11
11
(obsolete) lest by c...
enchaser
17
14
one who enchases [n...
encipher
20
17
to write in a secret...
encloser
16
13
one who encloses [n...
encolour
16
14
to colour or tinge [...
encumber
19
19
to impede the motion...
endanger
12
13
to expose to loss or...
endeavor
13
14
to strive or attempt...
endorser
12
10
one that endorses, a...
endorsor
12
10
one that endorses, a...
endpaper
16
16
a sheet of paper use...
enfetter
14
12
to bind with chains...
enflower
18
16
to cover with flower...
enfolder
15
14
one who enfolds [n -...
enforcer
17
15
one that enforces [n...
engender
12
13
to bring into existe...
engineer
12
12
to arrange or contri...
engraver
15
15
one who engraves [n...
enhancer
16
15
one who enhances [n...
enhunger
15
15
to make hungry [v -E...
enjoiner
13
19
one who enjoins [n -...
enlarger
14
12
a device which enlar...
enlister
14
10
one who enlists [n -...
ennobler
14
14
one who ennobles [n...
enquirer
21
19
one who enquires, al...
enricher
18
14
one who enriches [n...
enroller
14
11
one who enrols [n -S...
enslaver
15
14
one who enslaves [n...
ensnarer
11
10
one that ensnares, a...
entailer
13
10
one who entails (an...
entender
11
11
(obsolete) to make t...
epilator
16
12
an agent used for ep...
epistler
17
12
one who writes epist...
equipper
26
24
one who equips [n -S...
escalier
17
12
(French) a staircase...
eschewer
21
16
one who eschews [n -...
espalier
16
12
a lattice on which t...
espouser
15
12
one who espouses [n...
essoiner
12
9
one who submits an e...
etranger
13
11
(French) a (male) fo...
evildoer
16
14
one who commits evil...
evocator
17
15
one who evokes, call...
examiner
19
19
one that examines [n...
examplar
23
22
an ideal model, also...
exceeder
21
19
one who exceeds [n -...
exceptor
24
21
one who excepts [n -...
excluder
24
21
one who excludes [n...
excreter
22
18
one who excretes [n...
executer
22
19
one who executes, al...
executor
22
19
one who executes, al...
exemplar
23
22
an ideal model, also...
exhorter
21
17
one who exhorts or i...
expander
20
20
a type of transducer...
expandor
20
20
a type of transducer...
expecter
24
21
someone who expects...
expeller
23
20
one who expels [n -S...
expender
20
20
one who expends [n -...
expiator
21
18
one who makes expiat...
exploder
22
20
one that explodes [n...
explorer
22
19
one who explores [n...
exporter
21
18
one who exports [n -...
expunger
22
22
one who expunges [n...
extender
18
17
a substance added to...
extensor
18
16
a muscle that extend...
exterior
19
15
outside [adj EXTERIO...
extoller
21
17
one who extols [n -S...
extorter
19
15
one who extorts [n -...
extremer
20
18
EXTREME, farthest fr...
extruder
20
17
something or someone...
eyeliner
19
12
makeup for the eyes...
eyewater
21
13
a wash or lotion for...
failover
18
16
a procedure by which...
faintier
15
12
FAINTY, somewhat fai...
fairgoer
16
13
one who attends a fa...
falconer
18
16
one that hunts with...
fallower
20
16
FALLOW, brownish-yel...
falterer
16
12
one who falters [n -...
familiar
18
15
well-known [adj FAMI...
fastener
14
12
something that faste...
fathomer
18
16
one who fathoms [n -...
fattener
14
12
one that fattens [n...
faultier
17
13
FAULTY, imperfect [a...
favourer
17
16
one that favors, als...
featlier
16
12
FEATLY, (Shakespeare...
feistier
16
11
FEISTY, spirited [ad...
feldsher
19
15
a medical worker in...
feldspar
19
16
a common rock-formin...
fellator
17
13
a male who fellates...
ferreter
15
11
one who ferrets [n -...
fertiler
17
12
FERTILE, productive...
fervider
18
16
FERVID, warm, ardent...
fetterer
15
11
one who fetters [n -...
fibrilar
20
15
relating to a fibril...
fiddlier
18
14
FIDDLY, time consumi...
fidgeter
17
14
one who fidgets [n -...
figeater
16
13
a large beetle which...
filander
16
14
a threadlike intesti...
filister
18
12
a groove on a window...
filleter
18
13
one who fillets [n -...
filmgoer
19
17
one who goes to see...
filterer
17
12
one that filters [n...
filthier
20
14
FILTHY, offensively...
finagler
17
15
one who finagles, ob...
finesser
15
12
one who does somethi...
fingerer
16
14
one that fingers [n...
finisher
18
14
one that finishes [n...
fistular
18
13
hollow and cylindric...
flabbier
21
18
FLABBY, hanging loos...
flaggier
19
16
FLAGGY, drooping [ad...
flappier
21
18
FLAPPY, flapping [ad...
flashier
19
14
FLASHY, showy, vulga...
flaunter
16
14
one who flaunts [n -...
flavorer
18
16
one that flavors, al...
fleckier
21
19
FLECKY, flecked [adj...
fledgier
18
15
FLEDGY, covered with...
fleecier
19
15
FLEECY, like a fleec...
flencher
21
18
one who flenches, al...
fleshier
19
14
FLESHY, having much...
fletcher
22
17
one who makes arrows...
flichter
23
17
to flutter and quive...
flimsier
19
15
FLIMSY, lacking stre...
flincher
22
18
one who flinches [n...
flintier
17
13
FLINTY, resembling f...
flippier
22
18
FLIPPY, flaring at t...
flirtier
18
12
FLIRTY, light-hearte...
fliskier
19
16
FLISKY, (Scots) rest...
floatier
16
12
FLOATY, tending to f...
flockier
21
19
FLOCKY, abounding wi...
flopover
20
19
a defect in televisi...
floppier
21
18
FLOPPY, soft and fle...
florider
17
13
FLORID, flowery; hav...
flossier
17
12
FLOSSY, resembling a...
flounder
16
15
to struggle clumsily...
flourier
17
13
FLOURY, fine-grained...
flowerer
19
15
a plant that flowers...
fluffier
22
19
FLUFFY, downy, light...
flushier
20
15
FLUSHY, red-complexi...
fluteyer
23
15
FLUTEY, like a flute...
flymaker
25
21
one who ties flies f...
flypaper
27
20
a sticky paper desig...
fodderer
15
13
someone who supplies...
foetider
15
12
FOETID, stinking, al...
folksier
18
16
FOLKSY, having an af...
follower
20
16
one that follows [n...
fomenter
15
15
one who foments [n -...
footgear
15
13
covering for the fee...
footwear
17
14
anything worn on the...
forebear
16
14
an ancestor [n -S]
foregoer
15
13
one who goes before...
foreseer
14
11
one who foresees [n...
forester
15
11
one skilled in fores...
forgiver
19
17
one who forgives [n...
formular
18
16
a model or set form...
forrader
15
12
(English dialect) fo...
forsaker
16
15
one who forsakes [n...
forswear
18
14
to deny under oath,...
fosterer
15
11
one that fosters [n...
foustier
16
12
FOUSTY, (Scots) moul...
foveolar
17
16
of or like a foveola...
fragiler
18
14
FRAGILE, easily brok...
frampler
20
18
(Scott) a brawler [n...
franzier
18
21
FRANZY, cross and pe...
freakier
16
15
FREAKY, quirkily unu...
freetier
15
11
FREETY, superstitiou...
freitier
16
11
FREITY, superstitiou...
frenular
16
14
of or relating to a...
frescoer
18
14
one who paints fresc...
frettier
16
11
FRETTY, adorned with...
fribbler
22
18
(obsolete) a trifler...
frigider
18
14
FRIGID, chillingly s...
frillier
19
13
FRILLY, having frill...
fringier
17
14
FRINGY, resembling a...
friskier
18
15
FRISKY, lively and p...
frivoler
19
16
one who frivols, als...
frizzier
23
29
FRIZZY, of hair, tig...
frizzler
24
30
one who frizzles [n...
froggier
18
15
FROGGY, abounding in...
froideur
16
13
coolness in personal...
frondeur
15
14
(French) a member of...
frontier
15
12
a border between two...
frostier
16
11
FROSTY, covered with...
frothier
18
13
FROTHY, covered with...
frotteur
16
12
the active participa...
frouzier
19
21
FROUZY, unkempt, als...
frowsier
19
14
FROWSY, fusty, stuff...
frowster
19
14
(obsolete) one who f...
frowzier
22
23
FROWZY, fusty, stuff...
fruitier
17
12
FRUITY, tasting of f...
frumpier
20
18
FRUMPY, ill-dressed...
fulsomer
18
16
FULSOME, cloying [ad...
funkster
17
17
a performer or fan o...
furcular
21
17
shaped like a fork [...
furriner
16
13
a foreigner [n -S]
furrower
19
15
one that makes furro...
fusileer
17
13
a soldier armed with...
fusilier
18
13
a soldier armed with...
gabeller
18
15
a collector of gabel...
gainlier
15
12
GAINLY, shapely, com...
galloper
18
15
a rider, esp. a hunt...
gamesier
15
13
GAMESY, keen on spor...
gamester
15
13
a gambler [n -S]
gammoner
15
17
one who misleads by...
gangliar
16
14
pertaining to a gang...
ganglier
16
14
GANGLY, awkwardly ta...
gangster
15
13
a member of a crimin...
ganister
14
11
a flintlike rock use...
gardener
13
12
one that gardens [n...
garotter
14
10
one who executes by...
garroter
14
10
one who executes by...
gasalier
15
11
a gaslight chandelie...
gaselier
15
11
a gaslight chandelie...
gashlier
18
13
GASHLY, ghastly [adj...
gasifier
17
13
a device for gasifyi...
gasolier
15
11
a gaslight chandelie...
gatherer
16
12
one that gathers [n...
gazumper
21
26
one that gazumps (ch...
gazunder
17
22
to lower the sum off...
gennaker
13
16
a type of sail for b...
geologer
15
13
a geologist, also GE...
geometer
14
13
a specialist in geom...
gesturer
15
11
one who gestures [n...
ghostier
17
12
GHOSTY, like a ghost...
gigglier
19
15
GIGGLY, tending to g...
gillyvor
26
18
(Shakespeare) a gill...
gladlier
17
13
GLADLY [adv]
glairier
16
11
GLAIRY, resembling e...
glammier
18
17
GLAMMY, glamorous [a...
glassier
16
11
GLASSY, resembling g...
glaurier
16
12
GLAURY, (Scots) miry...
gleamier
16
14
GLEAMY, gleaming [ad...
gleetier
15
11
GLEETY, resembling m...
glimpser
20
17
one who glimpses [n...
glintier
16
12
GLINTY, glittering [...
glitzier
20
20
GLITZY, showy, garis...
globbier
20
17
GLOBBY, full of glob...
globular
19
16
spherical [adj GLOBU...
gloomier
16
14
GLOOMY, dismally dar...
gloopier
17
14
GLOOPY, thickly visc...
gloppier
20
17
GLOPPY, being or res...
glossier
16
11
GLOSSY, with a surfa...
glumpier
20
18
GLUMPY, (dialect) su...
gnarlier
15
12
GNARLY, gnarled [adj...
gnattier
14
11
GNATTY, infested wit...
goadster
14
11
a man who uses a goa...
gogglier
18
15
GOGGLY, wide-eyed [a...
goldener
14
13
GOLDEN, of the colou...
golloper
18
15
one who gollops [n -...
gongster
15
13
a person who strikes...
goodlier
15
12
GOODLY, of pleasing...
goodyear
19
13
(Shakespeare) the de...
gospeler
17
14
one that teaches the...
gospodar
16
14
a Russian address, e...
gossamer
15
13
a fine film of cobwe...
gossiper
17
13
one that gossips, al...
gourdier
15
12
GOURDY, of a horse,...
goustier
15
11
GOUSTY, (Scots) deso...
governor
15
15
one that governs [n...
grabbier
19
16
GRABBY, tending to g...
grabbler
20
17
one who grabbles, gr...
grainier
14
11
GRAINY, having a gra...
grandeur
14
13
(French) impressive...
grandsir
15
12
a grandfather [n -S]
granular
15
13
consisting of or lik...
grappler
20
17
one who grapples [n...
grassier
15
10
GRASSY, resembling o...
grattoir
15
10
(French) a scraper m...
greasier
14
10
GREASY, containing o...
greedier
14
11
GREEDY, marked by gr...
greenier
13
11
GREENY, somewhat gre...
greffier
19
16
(French) in the Chan...
grimacer
19
16
one who grimaces [n...
grippier
20
16
GRIPPY, affected wit...
grislier
17
11
GRISLY, horrifying,...
grittier
16
10
GRITTY, plucky [adj]
grizzler
23
29
a grumbler [n -S]
groggier
17
14
GROGGY, dazed [adj]
groolier
15
11
GROOLY, (slang) grue...
groovier
16
14
GROOVY, trendy [adj]
grottier
15
10
GROTTY, wretchedly s...
grounder
14
13
in baseball, a ball...
groutier
15
11
GROUTY, sulky [adj]
groveler
17
15
(US) one who grovels...
growlier
19
14
GROWLY, deep and har...
grubbier
20
17
GRUBBY, dirty [adj]
grueller
17
13
one that gruels, als...
gruffier
20
17
GRUFFY, low and hars...
grumbler
20
18
one that grumbles [n...
grumpier
19
17
GRUMPY, bad-tempered...
grungier
16
14
GRUNGEY, dirty, mess...
guiltier
17
12
GUILTY, worthy of bl...
gunlayer
21
15
one who sights a gun...
gunmaker
16
19
a maker of guns [n -...
gunpaper
18
18
a type of explosive...
gurglier
18
14
GURGLY, making bubbl...
guyliner
22
15
eyeliner when worn b...
hacklier
21
18
HACKLY, rough or bro...
hagrider
17
13
one who hagrides [n...
hallower
20
15
one who hallows [n -...
hammerer
17
16
one who hammers [n -...
hamperer
18
16
one who hampers [n -...
hampster
19
16
a small rodent with...
handover
16
16
a transfer [n -S]
hangover
17
17
the physical effects...
hangrier
16
13
HANGRY, irritable as...
hankerer
15
15
one who hankers [n -...
harasser
15
10
one who harasses [n...
harborer
17
13
(US) one who, or tha...
hardener
14
12
one that hardens [n...
harkener
15
15
one who harkens, als...
harrower
18
13
one that harrows [n...
hastener
14
11
one who hastens [n -...
hatmaker
17
17
one that makes hats...
haulmier
18
15
HAULMY, of or like h...
havildar
19
16
(Urdu) the rank of s...
havocker
21
21
one who wreaks havoc...
haweater
17
13
a resident of Manito...
haymaker
23
19
one that makes hay;...
hazarder
18
20
one who hazards [n -...
headgear
15
13
a covering for the h...
hearsier
15
10
HEARSY, resembling a...
heartier
15
10
HEARTY, very friendl...
heathier
17
12
HEATHY, abounding in...
hectorer
18
13
one who hectors [n -...
heliodor
16
12
a variety of clear y...
hemipter
19
16
one of the Hemiptera...
hexaplar
24
21
relating to a hexapl...
hijacker
22
26
one that hijacks, al...
hinderer
15
12
one who hinders [n -...
hitchier
22
15
HITCHY, inclined to...
hitmaker
18
17
a musician who produ...
hizzoner
21
29
his honour, used as...
holdover
18
16
something left over...
hollower
20
15
HOLLOW, not solid [a...
homelier
17
14
HOMELY, unattractive...
honester
14
11
HONEST, truthful [ad...
honourer
14
12
one who honours, als...
hoopster
17
13
a basketball player...
horopter
17
13
a set of points whic...
horrider
16
11
HORRID, nasty, repel...
horsecar
18
13
a streetcar drawn by...
hospodar
17
14
(historical) a princ...
hosteler
16
11
a person who lives i...
hotelier
16
11
a hotel manager, als...
hotliner
16
12
someone running a ra...
hoveller
19
16
a small coasting-ves...
howitzer
22
22
a short relatively l...
hubblier
22
18
HUBBLY, having an un...
huckster
21
18
a pedlar, a hawker [...
huissier
17
11
(French) a doorkeepe...
hungover
18
18
suffering from a han...
hungrier
17
14
HUNGRY, having a cra...
hydrator
22
13
something that hydra...
hypester
24
15
a person or organisa...
icemaker
18
18
an appliance that ma...
idolater
14
10
one that worships id...
idolator
14
10
one that worships id...
idoliser
15
10
one who idolises, al...
idolizer
18
19
one who idolises, al...
ignobler
17
15
IGNOBLE, not noble,...
imaginer
15
14
one who imagines [n...
imbalmer
19
18
one who imbalms, als...
imbitter
18
14
to make bitter, also...
imborder
17
15
to provide with a bo...
imitator
15
11
one that imitates [n...
immenser
15
15
IMMENSE, huge [adj]
immerser
16
14
one who immerses [n...
impacter
20
17
one that impacts, al...
impactor
20
17
one that impacts, al...
impairer
17
14
one who, or that whi...
imparter
17
14
one who imparts [n -...
impeller
19
16
one that impels, als...
impellor
19
16
one that impels, als...
impinger
18
17
one that impinges [n...
implorer
18
15
one who implores [n...
impolder
18
16
to reclaim low-lying...
importer
17
14
one that imports [n...
imposter
17
14
one who poses as ano...
impostor
17
14
one who poses as ano...
improper
19
17
not proper [adj IMPR...
improver
19
18
one who improves [n...
impugner
18
18
one who impugns, att...
incenser
15
13
a burner of incense,...
incensor
15
13
a burner of incense,...
incenter
15
13
the centre of an ins...
inceptor
18
15
a beginner [n -S]
incliner
17
14
something or someone...
incloser
17
13
one who, or that whi...
incumber
20
19
to impede the motion...
indenter
12
11
one that indents, al...
indentor
12
11
one that indents, al...
indicter
17
13
one who indicts, als...
indictor
17
13
one who indicts, als...
indorser
13
10
one that endorses, a...
indorsor
13
10
one that endorses, a...
inductor
17
14
a part of an electri...
indulger
16
14
one who indulges [n...
infecter
18
15
one that infects, al...
infector
18
15
one that infects, al...
inferior
15
12
lower in any respect...
inferrer
15
12
one who infers [n -S...
infester
15
12
one who, or that whi...
infirmer
17
15
INFIRM, sickly [adj]
inflamer
17
16
one who inflames [n...
inflater
16
13
one that inflates, a...
inflator
16
13
one that inflates, a...
infolder
16
14
one that infolds [n...
informer
16
15
one that informs [n...
ingather
16
13
to gather in, to har...
inhauler
16
13
a line for bringing...
inholder
16
13
a container [n -S]
injector
18
21
one who injects [n -...
inlander
13
12
one living inland [n...
inputter
16
13
someone who feeds in...
inquirer
22
19
one who enquires, al...
inserter
13
9
one who inserts [n -...
insetter
13
9
a person who or thin...
insister
14
9
one who insists [n -...
insnarer
12
10
one that ensnares, a...
inspirer
16
12
one that inspires [n...
insulter
15
11
one who insults [n -...
intender
12
11
(obsolete) to make t...
intenser
12
10
INTENSE, existing in...
interior
13
9
internal [adj INTERI...
interwar
16
12
happening between wa...
intruder
14
11
one that intrudes [n...
inventer
14
14
one who invents, als...
inventor
14
14
one who invents, als...
inverter
15
13
one who inverts, als...
invertor
15
13
one who inverts, als...
investor
15
13
one that invests [n...
involver
18
18
one who involves [n...
iodophor
17
14
a soluble compound o...
islander
14
11
one who lives on an...
isolator
14
9
one who, or that whi...
itemiser
15
11
one that itemizes, a...
itemizer
18
20
one that itemizes, a...
jabberer
19
23
one who jabbers [n -...
jaggeder
17
22
JAGGED, rough-edged...
janglier
17
21
JANGLY, making a jan...
japanner
15
22
one who varnishes in...
jauntier
15
19
JAUNTY, briskly self...
jawboner
19
24
one who engages in j...
jetliner
16
19
a plane powered by j...
jeweller
20
22
a trader or maker of...
jigglier
20
22
JIGGLY, given to jig...
jinglier
18
21
JINGLY, jingling [ad...
jokester
16
21
a practical joker [n...
jolleyer
23
21
one who uses a jolle...
jongleur
17
22
(French) a medieval...
jouncier
18
22
JOUNCY, jolting [adj...
joyrider
22
20
one who joyrides [n...
jumblier
21
25
JUMBLY, in a jumble...
junglier
18
22
JUNGLY, of or relati...
junketer
16
23
one that junkets, al...
justicer
20
21
(obsolete) a judge,...
kalendar
14
15
to schedule, also CA...
keynoter
19
15
one who delivers a k...
kibitzer
21
24
(Yiddish) one who of...
kidnaper
16
17
one who kidnaps, als...
killadar
17
15
in India, the comman...
killdeer
17
15
a wading bird, also...
kindlier
16
15
KINDLY, kind [adj]
kinglier
17
16
KINGLY, befitting a...
kipperer
19
18
one who cures kipper...
kittlier
17
13
KITTLY, (Scots) tick...
kludgier
18
17
KLUDGY, involving or...
klutzier
20
23
KLUTZY, clumsy [adj]
knackier
18
20
KNACKY, cunning, als...
knaggier
16
17
KNAGGY, of wood, kno...
knarlier
15
14
KNARLY, like a knarl...
knarrier
14
13
KNARRY, of a tree, h...
knitwear
17
16
knitted clothing [n...
knobbier
18
19
KNOBBY, full of knob...
knollier
16
15
KNOLLY, like a knoll...
knottier
14
13
KNOTTY, full of knot...
knubbier
19
20
KNUBBY, having littl...
knuckler
20
22
(slang) a pickpocket...
knurlier
16
15
KNURLY, full of knot...
komissar
16
15
a Communist party of...
komondor
14
17
a large, shaggy-coat...
kowtower
20
18
one who kowtows, als...
kreutzer
18
22
(German) a small cop...
kurveyor
23
19
(Dutch) a carrier [n...
kvetcher
22
21
(Yiddish) a whiner,...
labeller
18
14
one that labels, als...
labourer
16
13
one who labours, als...
labrador
16
13
a hunting dog [n -S]
laidlier
16
11
LAIDLY, (Scots) loat...
lamellar
17
14
flat and thin; compo...
lamenter
14
13
one who laments [n -...
lamister
16
12
a fugitive, also LAM...
lammiger
18
17
a cripple, also LAME...
larcener
16
13
one who commits larc...
larderer
14
10
a person in charge o...
larkspur
19
17
any of various ranun...
larruper
17
13
one who larrups [n -...
lateener
12
10
a lateenrigged vesse...
latherer
16
11
one who lathers [n -...
laudator
14
11
one who lauds, also...
laughier
18
14
LAUGHY, inclined to...
laughter
18
14
the act or sound of...
launcher
19
16
a launching device [...
lavalier
17
14
a loosely-tied bow;...
lavender
15
15
a labiate plant with...
lavisher
19
15
one who lavishes [n...
lawgiver
21
18
one who institutes a...
lawmaker
19
19
one who makes the la...
leachier
19
14
LEACHY, permitting l...
leachour
19
15
(Spenser) a lecher [...
leavener
14
14
one who leavens, has...
lecturer
18
13
one who lectures [n...
leftover
18
16
an unused portion [n...
lemonier
14
13
LEMONY, tasting of l...
letterer
14
9
one who letters [n -...
levanter
15
14
a boisterous Mediter...
leveller
18
15
one that levels, als...
lewdster
18
13
someone addicted to...
libeller
19
14
one that libels, als...
licencer
20
16
one who licenses, al...
licenser
17
13
one who licenses, al...
licensor
17
13
one who licenses, al...
likelier
17
14
LIKELY, probable [ad...
limberer
18
15
LIMBER, supple [adj]
limpsier
19
15
LIMPSEY, lacking str...
lingerer
15
12
one who lingers [n -...
lingster
16
12
an interpreter, also...
lingular
17
14
of or like a lingula...
linisher
17
12
someone or something...
linkster
16
14
(US) an interpreter,...
lioniser
14
10
one who lionises, al...
lionizer
17
19
one who lionizes, al...
lipliner
18
14
a cosmetic used to o...
listener
14
10
one who listens [n -...
litterer
15
9
one who litters [n -...
livelier
18
14
LIVELY, full of ener...
loadstar
14
10
a star used as a poi...
lodestar
14
10
a star used as a poi...
loiterer
14
9
one that loiters [n...
lonelier
14
11
LONELY, sad from lac...
longhair
17
14
an intellectual; one...
longspur
18
16
any of several North...
longueur
15
14
(French) a long and...
lookover
16
17
a looking over [n -S...
loosener
12
10
a laxative [n -S]
loquitur
24
20
'he/she speaks' -- u...
lordlier
16
11
LORDLY, in the manne...
loudlier
16
12
LOUDLY [adv]
loungier
15
13
LOUNGY, suitable for...
lovelier
17
14
LOVELY, extremely be...
lowerier
17
12
LOWERY, cloudy, gloo...
lowlifer
21
16
a despicable person,...
lowrider
18
13
a car having a lower...
loyaller
22
13
LOYAL, faithful [adj...
lumberer
18
16
someone employed in...
luxmeter
22
20
an instrument for me...
macassar
17
14
a kind of hair-oil [...
magister
16
13
a person licensed to...
magnetar
14
14
a type of neutron st...
maiasaur
14
12
a species of herbivo...
maindoor
13
13
the principal door o...
makeover
16
19
a complete change of...
malander
14
14
an eruption of the s...
maligner
16
15
one who maligns [n -...
malinger
16
15
to feign illness in...
malodour
15
14
an offensive odor, a...
maltster
16
12
one who makes malt,...
mamillar
18
16
relating to the nipp...
mammifer
19
20
a mammal [n -S]
mandator
13
13
one who gives a mand...
maneuver
15
17
to perform a stratag...
manpower
18
18
available resources...
manrider
14
13
a paddy train [n -S]
mapmaker
18
21
one who makes maps [...
marauder
14
13
one who marauds [n -...
marblier
18
15
MARBLY, mottled [adj...
marketer
15
15
one that markets, al...
markhoor
17
17
a wild goat of the m...
marooner
12
12
one who maroons [n -...
marshier
17
13
MARSHY, resembling a...
marveler
17
16
one who marvels [n -...
massager
15
13
one who massages [n...
masseter
14
11
a muscle that raises...
maungier
15
15
MAUNGY, scabby, also...
maxillar
23
20
relating to the maxi...
meagerer
14
13
MEAGER, (US) scanty,...
measlier
15
12
MEASLY, spotty, palt...
measurer
14
12
one who measures [n...
mediator
14
12
one who mediates [n...
medullar
17
15
consisting of or res...
megastar
15
13
an extremely success...
mellower
19
16
MELLOW, well matured...
menswear
16
15
clothing for men [n...
mesosaur
14
12
an extinct aquatic r...
metaphor
18
16
implied comparison a...
micawber
23
20
a person who remains...
micellar
20
16
of or like a micella...
microbar
20
17
a unit of atmospheri...
microcar
21
17
a compact small-engi...
midlifer
19
16
a middle-aged person...
midwater
18
15
the middle portion v...
mightier
19
15
MIGHTY, full of migh...
migrator
16
13
one who migrates, al...
mijnheer
18
23
(Dutch) the Dutch eq...
millibar
20
16
a unit of barometric...
milliner
17
14
one who makes or sel...
mimester
16
14
one who mimes [n -S]
mimicker
21
21
one who mimics [n -S...
minister
15
12
to give aid or servi...
minotaur
14
13
as in minotaur beetl...
misalter
16
12
to alter wrongly [v...
miscolor
19
15
to color incorrectly...
misenter
14
12
to enter erroneously...
misinfer
17
15
to infer wrongly [v...
misinter
15
12
to inter improperly...
mislabor
18
15
to labor badly, also...
mislayer
22
14
one who mislays [n -...
misliker
18
16
one who mislikes [n...
misnomer
15
15
the use of a wrong n...
misorder
15
12
to order incorrectly...
misrefer
17
14
to refer incorrectly...
missteer
15
11
to steer wrongly [v...
mistaker
16
15
one who makes a mist...
mistutor
16
12
to instruct badly [v...
mizzlier
23
30
MIZZLY, drizzly, rai...
modeller
16
14
one that models, als...
moderner
13
13
MODERN, pertaining t...
modester
14
12
MODEST, unassuming [...
modifier
17
15
one that modifies [n...
modiolar
15
13
pertaining to the mo...
molester
15
12
one who molests [n -...
monicker
18
19
(slang) a name; an a...
monsieur
14
13
a French title of co...
moraller
16
13
(Shakespeare) a mora...
morbider
17
15
MORBID, of the natur...
moreover
15
15
in addition [adv]
morticer
18
14
one who makes mortic...
mortiser
15
11
one who makes mortis...
mosasaur
14
12
a gigantic Cretaceou...
motelier
15
12
the owner or manager...
motioner
13
12
one who makes a moti...
motleyer
21
14
MOTLEY, diversified...
motorcar
17
14
an automobile [n -S]
mouchoir
20
17
(French) a handkerch...
mouldier
16
14
MOULDY, covered with...
mounseer
13
13
(archaic) a Frenchma...
mouterer
14
12
(Scots) a person who...
mouthier
17
14
MOUTHY, outspoken, o...
muddlier
17
15
MUDDLY, disordered [...
muenster
14
13
a semisoft cow's mil...
muleteer
15
13
a mule-driver [n -S]
multicar
20
16
involving several ca...
multurer
17
14
a person who pays or...
mumblier
20
19
MUMBLY, given to mum...
munchier
20
18
MUNCHY, suitable for...
mundaner
13
15
MUNDANE, ordinary, b...
murderer
15
13
one who murders [n -...
murmurer
17
16
one who murmurs [n -...
musclier
20
16
MUSCLY, of a muscula...
muscular
20
17
pertaining to muscle...
musicker
20
19
(dialect) a musician...
musterer
15
12
one who musters (liv...
mutineer
14
13
to revolt against co...
mutterer
15
12
one who mutters [n -...
namaskar
14
16
(Sanskrit) a traditi...
narrater
12
9
one that narrates, a...
narrator
12
9
one that narrates, a...
narrower
15
12
NARROW, of little wi...
natterer
12
9
someone who natters...
naysayer
24
13
one that denies or o...
nearlier
13
10
NEARLY, almost [adv]
neckgear
17
18
apparel for the neck...
neckwear
19
19
something that is wo...
needlier
13
11
NEEDLY, like needles...
neighbor
18
16
to live close by, bo...
nenuphar
16
16
a waterlily [n -S]
nervular
16
15
relating to a nervul...
nettlier
14
10
NETTLY, like a nettl...
neurular
14
12
of or like a neurula...
newcomer
19
18
one who has recently...
newwaver
20
19
a member of a new-wa...
nextdoor
18
17
located in the adjoi...
nigglier
17
14
NIGGLY, trifling [ad...
nightjar
19
22
a nocturnal bird wit...
nitrator
13
9
one that nitrates [n...
nonactor
14
13
a person who is not...
noncolor
15
14
an achromatic colour...
nonjuror
14
20
one of those adheren...
nonlabor
14
14
not relating to or c...
nonmajor
14
22
a student who is not...
nonowner
13
14
one who is not the o...
nonpolar
14
14
not polar [adj]
nonskier
13
14
one who does not ski...
nonsolar
12
11
not solar [adj]
nonsugar
13
13
a substance that is...
nonvoter
13
14
one who does not vot...
notchier
18
14
NOTCHY, having notch...
notifier
15
12
one who notifies [n...
november
17
19
(in international ra...
nubblier
19
17
NUBBLY, having small...
nucellar
18
15
relating to the nuce...
numberer
16
16
one who numbers [n -...
nummular
17
18
shaped like a coin [...
nurturer
14
11
one who nurtures [n...
objector
20
23
one that objects [n...
obliquer
25
22
OBLIQUE, slanting [a...
obscener
17
15
OBSCENE, offensive,...
obscurer
19
15
one who obscures [n...
observer
17
15
one that observes [n...
obsessor
15
11
something that obses...
obtainer
14
12
one who obtains [n -...
obtemper
18
17
to yield obedience t...
obtruder
16
13
one who obtrudes [n...
obviator
17
15
one who obviates [n...
occluder
21
17
a medical closing de...
occlusor
21
16
a muscle etc. which...
occulter
21
16
something or someone...
occupier
22
18
one who occupies [n...
odometer
13
12
a device for measuri...
odoriser
13
9
something that odori...
odorizer
16
18
something that odori...
offender
16
16
one who offends [n -...
offsider
18
15
a side-kick [n -S]
ohmmeter
17
16
an instrument for me...
oilpaper
18
15
paper which has been...
oleander
12
11
a poisonous evergree...
oleaster
13
9
a yellow-flowered, o...
oligomer
16
14
a type of complex ch...
onionier
11
10
ONIONY, like an onio...
onlooker
13
14
a spectator [n -S]
onsetter
12
9
(archaic) an assaila...
operator
14
11
one who operates [n...
opificer
21
17
(obsolete) an artifi...
oppugner
18
18
one who oppugns [n -...
oracular
17
13
of the nature of an...
orangier
13
11
ORANGY, resembling t...
ordainer
12
10
one who ordains [n -...
orienter
12
9
one who helps anothe...
ornerier
12
9
ORNERY, stubborn and...
orometer
13
11
a barometer showing...
ossifier
16
11
an agent that causes...
ostiolar
14
9
relating to an ostio...
ostreger
14
10
a falconer who keeps...
outcaper
18
15
to surpass in caperi...
outhomer
16
14
to surpass in hittin...
outhumor
17
15
to surpass in humori...
outliner
14
11
one that outlines [n...
outliver
17
14
one who outlives [n...
outpower
18
15
to surpass in power...
outremer
14
12
(French) the region...
outrider
14
10
a mounted carriage a...
outroper
15
12
(obsolete) an auctio...
outsavor
15
13
(US) to surpass in s...
outsider
14
10
one who does not bel...
outsteer
13
9
to surpass in steeri...
outswear
16
12
to surpass in sweari...
outtower
16
12
to tower above [v -E...
outvoter
15
13
a voter from outside...
overbear
16
15
to bring down by sup...
overdear
14
13
excessively dear [ad...
overdoer
14
13
one who overdoes [n...
overdyer
21
15
one who overdyes [n...
overfear
16
15
to fear too much [v...
overgear
15
14
to cause a company t...
overhair
17
14
fur covering of some...
overhear
16
14
to hear by accident...
overlier
16
13
one that lies above...
overnear
13
13
too near [adj]
overpeer
16
15
to peer over [v -ED,...
overseer
14
12
one that oversees [n...
overstir
16
12
to stir too much [v...
overwear
17
15
to wear out [v OVERW...
overyear
20
14
to keep into a furth...
oxidiser
20
16
an oxidant, also OXI...
oxidizer
23
25
an oxidant, also OXI...
oximeter
20
18
a photoelectric inst...
oxpecker
25
25
an African bird, aka...
oysterer
19
10
one who deals in oys...
ozoniser
15
18
a device for turning...
ozonizer
18
27
a device for turning...
pacifier
21
17
something that pacif...
packager
20
20
one who packages [n...
paintier
15
12
PAINTY, covered with...
pallider
18
14
PALLID, pale, wan [a...
palpator
18
15
one who palpates [n...
palterer
16
12
one who palters, tal...
paltrier
17
12
PALTRY, meagre, mean...
pamperer
18
17
one who pampers [n -...
panderer
14
13
one who panders, pro...
paperier
17
14
PAPERY, resembling p...
papillar
20
16
like, of the nature...
papisher
20
16
a supporter of the p...
parachor
20
16
a mathematical const...
paramour
16
15
a lover of either se...
parcener
17
15
a coheir, or one of...
pardoner
14
13
one who raises money...
pargeter
16
13
one who pargets, pla...
parleyer
22
14
one who parleys [n -...
parroter
15
11
one who simply repea...
partaker
16
15
one who partakes [n...
passager
16
13
as in passager hawk...
passover
17
15
an annual feast of t...
pasturer
16
12
one who pastures liv...
patchier
21
16
PATCHY, uneven in qu...
patellar
17
13
pertaining to the pa...
patentor
14
12
one who grants a pat...
pattamar
16
14
a vessel resembling...
patterer
15
11
one who patters [n -...
peachier
20
16
PEACHY, coloured or...
pearlier
16
12
PEARLY, like a pearl...
pebblier
21
18
PEBBLY, resembling p...
peculiar
20
16
strange [adj PECULIA...
pedalcar
19
16
a fourwheeled vehicl...
pedalfer
18
16
a type of soil, typi...
pedalier
16
13
the pedal keyboard o...
pedaller
17
14
someone who uses ped...
peignoir
16
14
a woman's dresing-go...
penciler
19
16
one who pencils, als...
pendular
16
15
of or relating to a...
penwiper
20
18
a piece of equipment...
pepperer
19
17
a dealer in pepper a...
peptiser
18
14
one that peptises, a...
peptizer
21
23
one that peptizes, a...
perfumer
19
18
one who prepares per...
peripter
18
14
a structure with a r...
perisher
18
13
(colloquial) an anno...
perjurer
18
21
one guilty of perjur...
pervader
17
16
one who pervades [n...
pesterer
15
11
one who pesters [n -...
petiolar
16
12
of or like a petiole...
petnaper
16
15
one who steals a pet...
pewterer
18
14
one who makes articl...
phosphor
22
18
phosphorus; a phosph...
phrasier
18
13
PHRASY, inclined to...
phreaker
18
17
one who uses equipme...
physeter
24
15
a whale which spouts...
piacular
20
16
atoning, expiatory [...
picketer
20
18
one who pickets [n -...
piddlier
18
14
PIDDLY, insignifican...
piecener
17
15
a worker who joins b...
pilaster
17
12
a square column part...
pilferer
19
15
one who pilfers [n -...
pillager
19
15
one who pillages [n...
pilsener
16
13
(German) a light-col...
pimplier
21
18
PIMPLY, covered with...
pinaster
15
12
a species of pine gr...
pinnular
16
15
relating to a pinnul...
pinscher
21
17
(German) a breed of...
piscator
19
14
a fisherman [n -S]
pitchier
22
16
PITCHY, like pitch [...
placater
19
15
one who placates [n...
placider
20
16
PLACID, calm in natu...
plaguier
18
15
PLAGUEY, vexatious,...
plaister
17
12
(Scots) to plaster [...
plankter
17
17
an organism that is...
planular
17
15
of or like a planula...
plashier
19
14
PLASHY, like a plash...
playgoer
23
16
one who attends play...
playwear
25
17
any clothing worn fo...
pleather
18
14
a plastic fabric mad...
plebbier
21
18
PLEBBY, (colloquial)...
pledgeor
17
15
one who pledges some...
plighter
21
16
one who, or that whi...
plinkier
18
17
PLINKY, of a high pi...
pliosaur
17
13
a type of fossil mar...
pliskier
19
16
PLISKIE, (Scots) tri...
plonkier
17
17
PLONKY, pompously se...
plookier
17
16
PLOOKY, pimply, also...
plottier
17
12
PLOTTY, full of intr...
plougher
20
17
one who ploughs, als...
ploukier
18
17
PLOUKIE, pimply, als...
pluckier
22
20
PLUCKY, brave and sp...
pluffier
22
19
PLUFFY, puffed up, p...
plummier
20
19
PLUMMY, full of plum...
plumpier
21
19
PLUMPY, (Shakespeare...
plumular
20
18
relating to a plumul...
plunkier
18
18
PLUNKY, marked by a...
plushier
20
15
PLUSHY, luxurious [a...
poachier
20
16
POACHY, spongy and s...
pocketer
19
18
one who pockets [n -...
poetiser
15
11
one who poetises, al...
poetizer
18
20
one who poetises, al...
pointier
15
12
POINTY, coming to a...
poisoner
14
12
one who poisons [n -...
polestar
16
12
a guiding principle...
policier
20
15
a film featuring pol...
polisher
19
14
one who polishes [n...
pollster
18
13
one that polls, also...
polluter
18
14
one who pollutes [n...
pomander
15
16
a mixture of aromati...
pomwater
19
17
(Shakespeare) a swee...
ponderer
14
13
one who ponders [n -...
poorlier
16
12
POORLY, unwell [adj]
popplier
21
18
POPPLY, like a rippl...
portlier
17
12
PORTLY, corpulent, s...
posturer
16
12
one who postures, al...
potholer
18
14
someone who explores...
potterer
15
11
one who potters [n -...
pouchier
21
17
POUCHY, resembling a...
pouffier
20
18
POUFFY, like a pouf,...
powderer
18
15
one who powders [n -...
prankier
16
16
PRANKY, of the natur...
prattler
17
12
one who prattles [n...
preacher
20
16
one that preaches [n...
prealter
16
12
to alter beforehand...
preciser
19
14
PRECISE, sharply and...
preclear
19
15
to clear beforehand...
predator
15
12
an animal that preys...
prefacer
20
17
one that prefaces [n...
preggier
18
15
PREGGY, (colloquial)...
preluder
17
14
a person who plays o...
premolar
17
15
situated in front of...
premotor
16
14
pertaining to a part...
preorder
15
12
to order beforehand...
preparer
17
14
one who prepares [n...
preppier
20
17
PREPPY, denoting the...
presager
16
13
one who, or that whi...
presider
16
12
one who presides [n...
presumer
17
15
one who presumes [n...
prettier
16
11
PRETTY, pleasing to...
previsor
18
15
one that previses, f...
prickier
21
18
PRICKY, having many...
primsier
18
14
PRIMSIE, (Scots) pri...
prisoner
15
12
one that is imprison...
prissier
17
11
PRISSY, affectedly p...
privater
18
15
PRIVATE, secluded fr...
procurer
19
15
someone who procures...
proditor
16
12
a traitor [n -S]
producer
19
16
one that produces [n...
profaner
16
15
one who profanes [n...
profiler
19
15
one who profiles, al...
profiter
18
14
one who profits [n -...
profuser
18
15
a prodigal or spendt...
prolabor
18
15
favouring organized...
promiser
17
14
one who promises, al...
promisor
17
14
one who promises, al...
promoter
16
14
one who promotes [n...
promotor
16
14
a person who present...
prompter
19
17
one that prompts [n...
pronator
14
12
a forearm or forelim...
properer
17
14
PROPER, fitting [adj...
proposer
17
14
one that proposes [n...
prosumer
17
15
a consumer who uses...
provedor
17
16
a purveyor, also PRO...
provider
18
16
one that provides [n...
providor
18
16
a purveyor, also PRO...
provisor
18
15
(historical) one who...
provoker
18
19
something or someone...
puckerer
20
19
one who, or that whi...
puckster
21
19
a hockey player [n -...
puddlier
18
15
PUDDLY, full of pudd...
pullover
20
18
a garment that is pu...
pulmotor
18
16
a respiratory device...
pulpiter
20
16
someone who speaks f...
pulsator
17
13
something that pulsa...
pulvinar
19
18
a knob on the brain...
punchier
21
18
PUNCHY, forceful, ha...
pundonor
14
15
(Spanish) a point of...
punisher
18
15
one that punishes [n...
pupillar
21
17
relating to a pupil...
purifier
19
15
one that purifies [n...
purplier
20
16
PURPLY, purplish [ad...
purveyor
24
18
one that purveys, su...
pushover
20
18
an easily defeated p...
pustular
18
14
of or pertaining to...
putrider
17
13
PUTRID, rotten [adj]
putterer
16
12
one who putters [n -...
quackier
26
25
QUACKY, resembling t...
quaestor
21
18
(Latin) an ancient R...
quaggier
24
22
QUAGGY, boggy, like...
quainter
21
19
QUAINT, pleasantly o...
qualmier
24
22
QUALMY, having misgi...
quarrier
22
18
one who quarries [n...
quartier
22
18
(French) a specified...
quaverer
23
22
one who quavers [n -...
quazzier
28
36
QUAZZY, (English dia...
queasier
21
18
QUEASY, feeling sick...
queazier
24
27
QUEAZY, feeling sick...
queenier
20
19
QUEENY, camp or effe...
quencher
26
24
one who, or that whi...
quibbler
28
25
one who quibbles [n...
quiddler
24
21
someone who quiddles...
quippier
27
24
QUIPPY, full of quip...
quipster
25
21
a person given to ma...
quirkier
24
22
QUIRKY, twisted [adj...
quiverer
24
22
one who quivers [n -...
rabbiter
18
14
one who hunts rabbit...
racegoer
16
13
an attender of race...
racketer
17
15
one who makes, or en...
radiator
13
9
a heating device [n...
raggeder
15
13
RAGGED, tattered [ad...
ragtimer
16
13
one who plays ragtim...
rainwear
15
12
waterproof clothing...
rampager
17
16
one who rampages [n...
rancider
16
13
RANCID, rank in tast...
ransomer
13
12
one who ransoms [n -...
rarefier
15
11
something or someone...
ratifier
16
11
one who ratifies [n...
ratooner
11
9
a plant that ratoons...
rattener
12
9
one who rattens, com...
rattlier
15
9
RATTLY, inclined to...
raveller
17
14
one who ravels, also...
ravisher
18
14
one who ravishes [n...
realiser
14
9
one who realises, al...
realizer
17
18
one who realizes, al...
reanswer
15
12
to be equivalent to...
reappear
16
14
to appear again [v -...
reasoner
11
9
one who reasons [n -...
reastier
13
8
REASTY, rancid [adj]
rebeller
17
13
one who rebels [n -S...
rebutter
16
12
one who rebuts [n -S...
recaller
18
13
one who recalls [n -...
recamier
17
14
(French) a backless...
recanter
15
12
one who recants [n -...
recaptor
18
14
one who recaptures [...
receiver
18
15
one that receives [n...
recensor
15
12
to censor again [v -...
recenter
15
12
RECENT, happening no...
receptor
18
14
a nerve ending speci...
reckoner
16
16
one that reckons [n...
recliner
17
13
a kind of couch [n -...
recoiler
17
12
one who, or that whi...
recolour
17
13
to colour again, als...
reconfer
17
15
to confer again [v R...
recorder
16
12
one that records [n...
recycler
27
17
one who recycles, al...
redactor
16
12
an editor [n -S]
redeemer
13
12
one that redeems [n...
redliner
14
11
one that redlines, w...
redrawer
16
12
one that redraws [n...
reductor
17
13
an apparatus for the...
redwater
16
12
a cattle disease [n...
reechier
18
13
REECHIE, (Shakespear...
reestier
13
8
REESTY, of a horse,...
referrer
15
11
one that refers [n -...
refilter
17
12
to filter again [v -...
reflower
19
15
to flower again [v -...
reformer
16
14
one that reforms [n...
refunder
15
14
one who refunds, res...
regainer
13
11
one who regains [n -...
regarder
14
11
one who regards [n -...
regather
16
12
to assemble once mor...
regifter
17
13
one who regifts [n -...
register
15
10
to record officially...
regmaker
16
17
(South Africa) a dri...
regrater
14
10
one who buys and sel...
regrator
14
10
one who buys and sel...
rehabber
19
16
one who rehabs, reha...
rehammer
17
16
to hammer again [v -...
reheater
14
10
an apparatus for reh...
reindeer
12
10
a large deer [n -S]
reissuer
14
9
one who reissues [n...
rejecter
18
20
one who rejects, als...
rejector
18
20
one who rejects, als...
rejigger
18
21
to fix something up...
rejoicer
18
20
one who rejoices [n...
relapser
16
12
one who relapses [n...
releaser
13
9
one who releases, al...
releasor
13
9
one who releases, al...
reletter
14
9
to write again [v -E...
reliever
16
13
one who relieves [n...
reloader
13
10
a device for reloadi...
remailer
15
12
an internet service...
remarker
15
15
one who remarks [n -...
remaster
14
11
to master again [v -...
remember
17
17
to bring to mind aga...
reminder
14
13
something that serve...
remitter
15
11
one who remits, also...
remittor
15
11
one who remits, also...
remurmur
17
16
to murmur again; to...
renderer
12
10
one that renders [n...
reneguer
13
12
one who renegues [n...
renowner
14
13
one who gives anothe...
renumber
16
16
to number again [v -...
reopener
13
12
a clause in a contra...
repairer
15
11
one who repairs [n -...
repealer
15
12
one who repeals [n -...
repeater
14
11
one who repeats [n -...
repeller
17
13
one who, or that whi...
repenter
14
12
one who repents [n -...
replacer
19
15
one who replaces [n...
reporter
15
11
one that reports [n...
reprover
17
15
one who, or that whi...
repulser
17
13
one who repulses [n...
requirer
22
18
one who requires [n...
requiter
22
18
one who requites [n...
reroller
15
10
one who rerolls [n -...
resalgar
15
11
(obsolete) a bright-...
reseller
15
10
one who resells [n -...
resenter
12
9
one who resents [n -...
reserver
15
12
one who reserves [n...
resetter
13
8
one who resets [n -S...
reshaper
17
13
one that reshapes so...
reshower
18
13
to shower again [v -...
resigner
14
11
one who resigns [n -...
resilver
17
13
to cover with silver...
resister
14
8
one who resists [n -...
resistor
14
8
a device in an elect...
resolder
14
10
to solder again [v -...
resolver
16
13
one that resolves [n...
resorter
13
8
one who resorts [n -...
restorer
13
8
one that restores [n...
retailer
14
9
one who sells direct...
retailor
14
9
to tailor again [v -...
retainer
12
9
one that retains [n...
retarder
13
9
one who retards [n -...
reteller
15
10
one who retells stor...
retemper
16
14
to modify again [v -...
retorter
13
8
one who retorts [n -...
retracer
16
11
one who retraces [n...
returner
13
10
one who returns [n -...
reuniter
13
10
one who reunites [n...
revamper
18
18
one who revamps [n -...
revealer
15
13
one who reveals [n -...
reveller
17
14
one who revels, also...
revenger
15
15
one who takes reveng...
revenuer
14
14
a revenue officer [n...
reverser
15
12
one who reverses [n...
reverter
15
12
one who, or that whi...
reviewer
18
15
one who reviews [n -...
revolter
16
13
one who revolts [n -...
revolver
18
17
a pistol with a rota...
rewarder
16
12
one that rewards [n...
rewinder
16
13
one who rewinds [n -...
rewriter
17
11
a device for rewriti...
rheumier
17
14
RHEUMY, like rheum [...
ribalder
17
13
RIBALD, earthily sex...
ricercar
20
14
any of various contr...
ricklier
20
16
RICKLY, (Scots) loos...
rightier
18
12
RIGHTY, politically...
rimester
15
11
one that rimes, also...
ringster
15
11
a member of a ring,...
ripplier
20
15
RIPPLY, marked by ri...
risaldar
15
10
(Urdu) an Indian tro...
roadster
13
9
a light, open automo...
robuster
16
12
ROBUST, strong and h...
rocketer
17
15
a bird, esp. a pheas...
rollover
17
14
a motor vehicle acci...
romancer
16
15
one who writes roman...
roncador
15
13
a name for various f...
rootsier
13
8
ROOTSY, reminiscent...
roseolar
13
9
like roseola, a rash...
rottener
12
9
ROTTEN, very bad, ro...
rotunder
13
11
ROTUND, rounded, plu...
roturier
14
9
a plebeian, a common...
routhier
16
11
ROUTHIE, (Scots) ple...
royaller
21
12
ROYAL, relating to a...
rubblier
20
16
RUBBLY, abounding in...
rubeolar
16
13
relating to rubeola,...
rufflier
20
16
RUFFLY, not smooth [...
ruggeder
16
14
RUGGED, having an un...
rumblier
19
16
RUMBLY, tending to r...
rummager
17
17
one who rummages [n...
rumourer
15
13
one who spreads rumo...
rumplier
19
16
RUMPLY, wrinkled [ad...
ryeflour
23
15
a pasture and fodder...
saboteur
15
12
(French) one who per...
sabotier
15
11
(French) a wearer of...
saccular
21
16
saclike [adj]
sacreder
16
12
SACRED, dedicated to...
sallower
18
13
SALLOW, esp. of a pe...
salvager
17
15
one who salvages [n...
sandburr
16
14
an annual herb, also...
sandiver
15
14
scum formed on molte...
sandspur
16
14
an annual herb, also...
sanglier
15
12
(French) a wild boar...
savorier
15
12
SAVORY, (US) savoury...
savourer
15
13
one that savors, als...
scabbier
21
17
SCABBY, covered with...
scaffier
21
17
SCAFFY, (Scots) havi...
scambler
21
18
(Scots) one who scro...
scamster
18
14
one who perpetrates...
scantier
16
12
SCANTY, poorly suppl...
scapular
20
16
a loose sleeveless v...
scareder
16
12
SCARED, frightened [...
scarrier
17
11
SCARRY, marked with...
scattier
17
11
SCATTY, empty-headed...
scavager
19
17
an officer who colle...
schiller
22
15
(German) a peculiar...
schizier
23
22
SCHIZY, affected wit...
schlager
21
16
(German) a duelling...
schooler
19
14
a student attending...
schooner
17
14
a kind of sailing ve...
schusser
20
14
(German) one who mak...
scienter
16
12
having knowledge [ad...
scimetar
18
14
a curved oriental sw...
scimitar
19
14
a curved oriental sw...
scimiter
19
14
a curved oriental sw...
sclaffer
22
18
one who sclaffs, sla...
scorcher
22
16
(colloquial) a very...
scourger
18
14
one who scourges [n...
scouther
19
14
to scorch, also SCOW...
scowther
22
16
(Scots) to scorch, s...
scrapper
21
17
a fighter [n -S]
scrawler
21
15
one who scrawls [n -...
screamer
17
14
a gooselike South Am...
screeder
16
12
a person who lays pl...
screener
15
12
one who screens [n -...
screever
18
15
one who writes beggi...
screwier
20
14
SCREWY, (colloquial)...
scrimper
21
17
one who scrimps [n -...
scripter
20
14
one who scripts [n -...
scroller
19
13
someone or something...
scrouger
18
14
(US archaic) a whopp...
scrubber
22
18
an apparatus for rem...
scrupler
21
16
one who has scruples...
scuffler
23
19
one who scuffles [n...
sculptor
21
16
one who sculpts [n -...
scummier
20
18
SCUMMY, covered with...
scungier
18
15
SCUNGY, (Australian...
scurfier
20
15
SCURFY, covered with...
scurrier
18
12
(obsolete) a scout,...
scurvier
20
16
SCURVY, scabby, mean...
scutcher
23
17
one who scutches, be...
scutiger
19
14
a kind of centipede;...
scuttler
19
13
one who scuttles [n...
scuzzier
24
30
SCUZZY, dirty or sha...
seafarer
14
11
one who travels by s...
seafloor
15
12
the bottom of the se...
seamster
14
11
a person whose occup...
searcher
18
13
one that searches [n...
seasoner
11
9
one who seasons [n -...
seawater
15
11
water from the sea [...
secateur
16
12
a pruning tool [n -S...
secesher
18
13
a secessionist, also...
seconder
15
13
one who seconds or s...
secreter
16
11
SECRET, hidden [adj]
secretor
16
11
one that secretes [n...
sectator
16
11
an adherent of a par...
seductor
17
13
(obsolete) one who s...
seemlier
15
12
SEEMLY, of pleasing...
seigneur
14
12
a feudal lord, also...
seignior
14
11
a feudal lord, also...
selector
17
12
something or someone...
selictar
18
12
(Turkish) a sword-be...
semester
14
11
(Latin) a period of...
semitaur
15
12
(obsolete) a curved...
sempster
17
14
a person who sews [n...
sequitur
23
19
(Latin) something th...
sermoner
13
12
a preacher; a sermon...
servicer
19
15
one who services [n...
servitor
16
12
one who serves; a cl...
shabbier
20
16
SHABBY, not smart [a...
shackier
20
17
SHACKY, dilapidated...
shackler
21
18
one who shackles [n...
shadower
18
14
one who shadows [n -...
shaggier
18
14
SHAGGY, covered with...
sharnier
15
11
SHARNY, like cow-dun...
sheafier
17
13
SHEAFY, like sheafs...
sheather
17
12
one who sheathes [n...
sheenier
14
11
SHEENY, bright, shin...
sheepier
17
13
SHEEPY, sheeplike [a...
sheetier
15
10
SHEETY, like sheets...
shelfier
19
14
SHELFY, abounding in...
shellier
18
12
SHELLY, abounding in...
shelvier
19
15
SHELVY, having sandb...
shielder
17
12
one who shields [n -...
shiftier
19
13
SHIFTY, evasive [adj...
shingler
18
14
a person who shingle...
shirtier
17
10
SHIRTY, irritable, a...
shittier
17
10
SHITTY, very unpleas...
shiverer
18
14
one who shivers [n -...
shlepper
21
17
(Yiddish) an incompe...
shmoozer
19
22
one who shmoozes, al...
shnorrer
15
11
(Yiddish) a beggar,...
shoalier
16
11
SHOALY, full of shal...
shoddier
16
12
SHODDY, of poor qual...
shonkier
16
15
SHONKY, (Australian...
shoppier
20
16
SHOPPY, abounding wi...
shoulder
17
13
to assume the burden...
shouther
18
13
(Scots) to assume th...
shoutier
16
11
SHOUTY, prone to sho...
shoveler
18
15
a kind of duck with...
showerer
18
13
one who showers [n -...
showgoer
19
15
one who goes to show...
shredder
16
12
a machine that shred...
shrewder
19
14
SHREWD, having keen...
shrieker
17
14
one who shrieks [n -...
shriller
19
12
SHRILL, having a hig...
shrimper
20
16
a fisher of shrimp [...
shrinker
17
15
one who shrinks [n -...
shroomer
16
13
one who takes magic...
shuffler
22
18
one who shuffles [n...
shuttler
18
12
one who uses a shutt...
sickener
17
16
a poisonous toadstoo...
sicklier
20
16
SICKLY, in poor heal...
siffleur
20
16
(French) a (male) pr...
signaler
15
12
(US) one who signals...
signieur
15
12
(Shakespeare) a lord...
silencer
17
13
one that silences [n...
silenter
14
10
SILENT, without soun...
silladar
16
11
(Urdu) an irregular...
silverer
17
13
one who silvers [n -...
simperer
17
14
one who simpers [n -...
sincerer
16
12
SINCERE, free from h...
sinewier
16
12
SINEWY, lean and mus...
singular
16
13
not plural; strange...
sinister
14
9
threatening or porte...
sirupier
17
12
SIRUPY, like sirup [...
sitkamer
16
15
(Afrikaans) a sittin...
skankier
15
17
SKANKY, filthy or sl...
skearier
14
12
SKEARY, (dialect) sc...
skeelier
15
13
SKEELY, (Scots) skil...
skeerier
14
12
SKEERY, (dialect) sc...
skeevier
16
16
SKEEVY, repulsive, d...
skeigher
18
16
SKEIGH, (Scots) (of...
skellier
17
14
SKELLY, cross-eyed,...
sketcher
20
17
one who sketches [n...
skiddier
16
14
SKIDDY, likely to ca...
skidooer
14
13
one that rides on a...
skijorer
17
21
one who does skijori...
skillier
18
14
SKILLY, having skill...
skimpier
19
18
SKIMPY, brief, exigu...
skinnier
14
14
SKINNY, having littl...
skippier
20
18
SKIPPY, frolicsome [...
skunkier
16
18
SKUNKY, having a sme...
skydiver
24
19
one who practises sk...
slabbier
19
15
SLABBY, thick, visco...
slaggier
17
13
SLAGGY, resembling r...
slaister
15
9
to do in a sloppy ma...
slalomer
16
13
one who slaloms [n -...
slangier
15
12
SLANGY, full of slan...
slantier
14
10
SLANTY, deviating fr...
slaverer
16
13
one who slavers [n -...
sleazier
17
18
SLEAZY, shoddy, also...
sleekier
15
13
SLEEKY, sleek, smoot...
sleepier
16
12
SLEEPY, inclined to...
sleetier
14
9
SLEETY, resembling s...
sleezier
17
18
SLEEZY, sordid, also...
sleigher
18
13
one who travels by s...
slighter
19
13
one who slights [n -...
slimsier
17
12
SLIMSY, flimsy, also...
slinkier
16
14
SLINKY, slinking, cl...
slipover
19
16
a garment easily put...
slippier
20
15
SLIPPY, slippery [ad...
slittier
16
9
SLITTY, of an openin...
sliverer
17
13
one who slivers [n -...
slobbier
19
15
SLOBBY, characterist...
sloomier
15
12
SLOOMY, sluggish, sp...
sloppier
19
15
SLOPPY, wet or muddy...
sloshier
17
11
SLOSHY, splashy [adj...
sloucher
20
15
one who slouches [n...
slubbier
20
16
SLUBBY, lumpy, knobb...
sludgier
17
13
SLUDGY, covered with...
sluicier
19
13
SLUICY, falling in s...
slummier
18
16
SLUMMY, resembling a...
slumpier
19
16
SLUMPY, marshy [adj]
slurpier
18
13
SLURPY, like a slurp...
slushier
18
12
SLUSHY, resembling s...
sluttier
16
10
SLUTTY, characterist...
smalmier
17
15
SMALMY, (obsolete) o...
smarmier
16
14
SMARMY, oily, ingrat...
smearier
14
11
SMEARY, covered with...
smellier
17
13
SMELLY, having an un...
smircher
21
16
one who smirches [n...
smirkier
17
15
SMIRKY, given to smi...
smirrier
16
11
SMIRRY, drizzly [adj...
smoggier
17
15
SMOGGY, filled with...
smoocher
19
16
one who smooches [n...
smoother
16
13
a smoothing tool [n...
smoulder
16
14
to burn with no flam...
smudgier
17
15
SMUDGY, having smudg...
smuggler
19
17
one that smuggles [n...
smurrier
16
12
SMURRY, (Scots) like...
smuttier
16
12
SMUTTY, sexually sug...
snackier
17
16
SNACKY, suitable as...
snaggier
15
13
SNAGGY, full of snag...
snailier
14
10
SNAILY, like a snail...
snappier
17
15
SNAPPY, bad-tempered...
snarkier
14
13
SNARKY, crotchety [a...
snarlier
14
10
SNARLY, tangled [adj...
snatcher
18
14
one who snatches [n...
snazzier
19
27
SNAZZY, trendily sma...
sneakier
13
13
SNEAKY, crafty [adj]
sneerier
12
9
SNEERY, full of snee...
sneezier
15
18
SNEEZY, tending to s...
sniffier
18
15
SNIFFY, given to sni...
sniffler
19
16
one who sniffles; a...
sniftier
16
12
SNIFTY, (slang) havi...
sniggler
17
14
one who sniggles, fi...
snippier
18
15
SNIPPY, stingy, snap...
snitcher
19
14
one who snitches, in...
snittier
14
9
SNITTY, disagreeably...
sniveler
16
14
one who snivels, als...
snobbier
17
15
SNOBBY, snobbish [ad...
snoopier
14
12
SNOOPY, prying [adj]
snootier
12
9
SNOOTY, supercilious...
snoozier
15
18
SNOOZY, given to sno...
snortier
13
9
SNORTY, inclined to...
snottier
13
9
SNOTTY, foul with sn...
snoutier
13
10
SNOUTY, resembling a...
snubbier
18
16
SNUBBY, inclined to...
snuffier
18
16
SNUFFY, soiled with...
snuffler
19
17
a person who snuffle...
softener
14
12
one that softens [n...
solander
13
11
(Swedish) a case for...
solderer
14
10
one who solders [n -...
solemner
14
13
SOLEMN, serious [adj...
somberer
16
14
SOMBER, (US) sombre...
songster
14
11
a singing bird [n -S...
sorcerer
16
11
a magician who emplo...
sordider
14
10
SORDID, low, mean [a...
sorrower
16
11
one who sorrows [n -...
souldier
15
11
(archaic) to soldier...
soulster
15
10
a singer of soul mus...
souvenir
15
14
a remembrance [n -S]...
sozzlier
21
27
SOZZLY, drunk [adj]
spammier
18
17
SPAMMY, bland, unexc...
spangler
17
15
one who spangles [n...
sparkier
17
15
SPARKY, lively, also...
sparkler
18
16
something that spark...
sparrier
16
11
SPARRY, having a con...
spatular
17
13
shaped like a spatul...
spawnier
18
15
SPAWNY, of or like s...
spearier
15
11
SPEARY, like a spear...
speccier
22
17
SPECCY, wearing spec...
speckier
20
18
SPECKY, having speck...
specular
20
16
relating to a specul...
speedier
15
12
SPEEDY, fast [adj]
spendier
15
13
SPENDY, expensive [a...
spherier
18
13
SPHERY, resembling a...
spicular
21
16
resembling a dart; h...
spiffier
21
17
SPIFFY, excellent [a...
spindler
17
14
one that spindles [n...
spinnier
15
13
SPINNY, crazy, fooli...
spinster
16
12
an older unmarried w...
spitcher
22
16
(slang) to be doomed...
spittier
17
11
SPITTY, marked with...
spivvier
21
19
SPIVVY, like a spiv...
splasher
19
14
one that splashes [n...
splatter
17
12
to spatter, to splas...
splendor
16
14
magnificence [n -S]
splinter
17
13
to split into sharp,...
splitter
18
12
one that splits [n -...
splurger
19
15
one who splurges [n...
splutter
18
13
to speak rapidly and...
spoddier
16
13
SPODDY, boring, stud...
spongier
16
14
SPONGY, absorptive [...
spoofier
17
14
SPOOFY, humorously s...
spookier
16
15
SPOOKY, scary, also...
spoonier
14
12
SPOONY, foolishly fo...
sportier
16
11
SPORTY, inclined to...
sporular
17
13
of or like a sporule...
sposhier
18
13
SPOSHY, (US) slushy...
spottier
16
11
SPOTTY, marked with...
spoutier
16
12
SPOUTY, having a spo...
sprawler
20
15
one who sprawls [n -...
sprayier
22
13
SPRAYEY, full of spr...
spreader
15
12
one who spreads [n -...
sprigger
19
15
one that decorates w...
springer
17
14
a kind of spaniel [n...
sprinter
16
12
one who sprints [n -...
spritzer
20
20
(German) a drink of...
sprucier
20
15
SPRUCY, neat and tri...
spruiker
18
16
(Australian slang) o...
spuddier
17
14
SPUDDY, podgy [adj]
spunkier
17
17
SPUNKY, courageous,...
spurrier
17
12
one whose occupation...
squabber
26
24
SQUAB, fat, clumsy,...
squailer
23
19
a throwing stick [n...
squaller
24
20
a person, esp. a chi...
squander
21
20
to spend wastefully...
squasher
24
20
one who squashes [n...
squatter
22
18
to splash water abou...
squawker
26
25
a loudspeaker for re...
squeaker
22
22
something that squea...
squealer
22
19
an informer [n -S]
squeezer
24
27
one that squeezes [n...
squegger
24
22
a squegging oscillat...
squibber
27
24
in baseball, an infi...
squiffer
27
24
(slang) a concertina...
squinter
22
19
one who squints [n -...
squirmer
24
21
a person who squirms...
squirter
23
18
a device for squirti...
staggier
16
12
STAGGY, having the a...
stalkier
16
13
STALKY, long and sle...
stancher
18
14
an upright beam, bar...
starcher
19
13
one who starches [n...
starrier
14
8
STARRY, abounding wi...
startler
15
9
one who startles [n...
steadier
13
9
one who steadies [n...
steamier
14
11
STEAMY, like steam [...
steelier
14
9
STEELY, resembling s...
steepier
15
11
STEEPY, steep; preci...
steerier
13
8
STEERY, busy or bust...
stemmier
16
14
STEMMY, abounding in...
stentour
13
10
one who determines t...
stepover
17
15
an instance of raisi...
stibbler
20
15
(Scots) a horse turn...
stickier
19
15
STICKY, adhesive [ad...
stickler
20
16
one who has scruples...
stillier
17
10
STILLY, still, quiet...
stiltier
16
9
STILTY, stilt-like [...
stingier
15
11
STINGY, mean, niggar...
stinkier
15
13
STINKY, emitting a f...
stintier
14
9
STINTY, limited [adj...
stippler
20
15
one who stipples [n...
stipular
18
13
of or pertaining to...
stitcher
20
13
one who stitches [n...
stockcar
21
18
a boxcar for carryin...
stockier
18
15
STOCKY, having a sho...
stodgier
15
11
STODGY, boring [adj]
stolider
15
10
STOLID, impassive, u...
stompier
17
14
STOMPY, conducive to...
stopover
17
15
a brief stop in the...
stormier
15
11
STORMY, wild, tempes...
stourier
14
9
STOURY, (Scots) dust...
strainer
13
9
a utensil used to se...
straiter
14
8
STRAIT, confined, ri...
strander
13
10
a machine that twist...
stranger
14
11
to make a stranger [...
strapper
18
14
an apprentice, a lea...
strawier
17
11
STRAWY, resembling s...
streaker
14
12
a person who runs na...
streamer
14
11
a long narrow flag [...
streeker
14
12
one that streeks, st...
stressor
14
8
an agent or factor t...
stricter
18
11
STRICT, kept within...
stringer
15
11
a journalist or repo...
stripier
17
11
STRIPY, marked with...
stripper
19
14
one who removes his...
stroller
16
10
one who strolls [n -...
stronger
14
11
STRONG, having great...
stropper
18
14
one who strops [n -S...
strummer
17
15
one who strums [n -S...
strutter
15
9
one who struts [n -S...
stubbier
19
15
STUBBY, short and sq...
stuccoer
20
15
one who stuccoes [n...
studlier
16
11
STUDLY, (slang) hunk...
stuffier
19
15
STUFFY, badly ventil...
stuggier
17
13
STUGGY, (dialect) th...
stumbler
19
16
one who stumbles [n...
stumpier
18
15
STUMPY, short and sq...
stupider
17
13
STUPID, foolish [adj...
sturdier
15
10
STURDY, strongly bui...
styliser
22
11
one who stylises, al...
stylizer
25
20
one who stylises, al...
subahdar
18
15
(Hindi) a native off...
subfloor
19
16
a rough floor laid a...
sublimer
19
16
one who sublimes [n...
sublunar
17
15
under the moon, terr...
suborder
16
13
a category of relate...
suborner
15
13
one who suborns [n -...
subpolar
19
16
situated just outsid...
subprior
19
15
the vicegerent of a...
subsider
17
13
something or someone...
subsizar
20
21
a student of lower r...
subsolar
17
13
directly under the s...
subtalar
17
13
below the anklebone...
subtiler
18
13
SUBTIL, (archaic) su...
subvicar
22
19
a subordinate vicar...
succorer
20
15
one who succors, als...
suckener
17
17
a tenant under the t...
suettier
14
9
SUETTY, resembling s...
sufferer
18
15
one who suffers [n -...
sufficer
22
18
one who suffices [n...
sugarier
15
11
SUGARY, containing s...
sullener
15
12
SULLEN, showing broo...
sultrier
16
10
SULTRY, humid and op...
summoner
15
16
one who summons [n -...
sunderer
13
11
one who sunders [n -...
sungazer
17
21
an African lizard gi...
superber
18
15
SUPERB, of excellent...
supercar
19
15
a very big or fast c...
superior
16
12
of higher rank, qual...
supplier
20
16
one that supplies [n...
supposer
18
15
one who supposes [n...
supremer
17
15
SUPREME, highest, gr...
surbahar
18
14
an Indian stringed i...
surfacer
19
15
a form of machine fo...
surmiser
16
12
one who surmises [n...
surnamer
14
13
one who allots a sur...
surveyor
22
15
one who surveys land...
surviver
19
17
one that survives, a...
survivor
19
17
one that survives, a...
swaddler
18
14
a term of contempt f...
swampier
20
17
SWAMPY, like a swamp...
swankier
17
16
SWANKY, ostentatious...
swannier
15
13
SWANNY, swanlike [ad...
swardier
17
12
SWARDY, covered with...
swashier
19
13
SWASHY, slushy [adj]
swathier
19
13
SWATHY, in swathes [...
swattier
17
11
SWATTY, given to har...
swearier
16
11
SWEARY, relating to,...
sweatier
16
11
SWEATY, covered with...
sweepier
18
14
SWEEPY, of wide rang...
swimmier
20
17
SWIMMY, blurred, swi...
swimwear
21
17
garments made for sw...
swindler
18
14
one who swindles [n...
swingier
18
14
SWINGY, having swing...
swirlier
19
12
SWIRLY, swirling [ad...
swishier
20
13
SWISHY, swishing [ad...
switcher
23
16
one who switches [n...
swizzler
25
30
one that swizzles, s...
swoonier
15
12
SWOONY, languid, daz...
swoopier
18
14
SWOOPY, having sweep...
swottier
17
11
SWOTTY, given to har...
sylphier
26
16
SYLPHY, like a sylph...
sylvaner
22
16
(German) a German gr...
syrupier
23
14
SYRUPY, like syrup,...
tabashir
18
13
a siliceous substanc...
taberdar
15
12
a scholar of Queen's...
tabourer
15
12
one who tabors, also...
tailleur
16
11
(French) a woman's t...
takeover
15
16
the act of assuming...
talckier
19
16
TALCKY, pertaining t...
talukdar
16
15
(Hindi) a proprietor...
tamanoir
13
12
(Tupi) the giant ant...
tamperer
16
14
one who tampers [n -...
tanglier
15
12
TANGLY, tangled [adj...
tarpaper
17
14
a heavy paper coated...
tattooer
12
8
one who tattooes, al...
tautomer
14
12
a type of chemical c...
taverner
14
13
one who runs a taver...
tawdrier
17
12
TAWDRY, cheap, trash...
taxpayer
27
20
one who pays taxes [...
teamaker
14
15
one that makes tea [...
teamster
14
11
a truck driver, also...
teaseler
13
9
one who uses teasels...
teenager
12
11
a person between the...
teensier
12
9
TEENSY, (colloquial)...
teentier
12
9
TEENTY, (colloquial)...
telechir
20
14
a form of robot cont...
temperer
16
14
one who tempers [n -...
tenderer
12
10
one who tenders [n -...
terminer
14
12
(obsolete) a determi...
testamur
15
12
(Latin) a certificat...
testator
13
8
one who makes a will...
tetchier
19
13
TETCHY, peevish, fre...
tetramer
14
11
a polymer consisting...
teuchter
19
14
(Scots) a derogatory...
thanadar
14
12
(Hindi) an officer i...
thatcher
21
15
one that thatches [n...
therefor
17
13
for that [adv]
thingier
17
13
THINGY, real, actual...
thirster
17
10
one who thirsts [n -...
thongier
16
13
THONGY, resembling a...
thornier
15
11
THORNY, full of thor...
thrasher
18
12
any of several Ameri...
threader
15
11
a person who or thin...
threaper
17
13
one who threaps, als...
threeper
17
13
one who threeps, als...
thresher
18
12
any of several Ameri...
thriller
19
12
one that thrills [n...
throbber
20
16
one who throbs [n -S...
thronner
14
12
(dialect) a person g...
thrummer
19
17
one that thrums, str...
thruster
17
11
one that thrusts, al...
thrustor
17
11
one that thrusts, al...
thumbier
20
17
THUMBY, like thumbs,...
thurifer
19
14
an altar boy or acol...
thwacker
23
20
one who thwacks [n -...
thwarter
19
13
one who thwarts [n -...
ticklier
20
16
TICKLY, easily tickl...
tiddlier
16
11
TIDDLY, slightly dru...
timelier
16
12
TIMELY, occurring at...
timoneer
13
12
a helmsman [n -S]
tinglier
16
12
TINGLY, tingling [ad...
tinkerer
14
13
one who tinkers [n -...
tinklier
16
14
TINKLY, producing a...
tissular
16
10
pertaining to struct...
titchier
20
13
TITCHY, very small,...
titrator
14
8
one who titrates [n...
titterer
14
8
one that titters [n...
toastier
13
8
TOASTY, like toast,...
together
16
12
into a union or rela...
tongster
14
11
(Chinese) a member o...
tonsilar
14
10
relating to the tons...
tontiner
12
10
the receiver of an a...
tooshier
15
10
TOOSHIE, (Australian...
toothier
15
10
TOOTHY, having promi...
topliner
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a star [n -S]
topmaker
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one who makes tops [...
topsider
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one who is at the hi...
topwater
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floating on or near...
torchier
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(French) a floor lam...
torcular
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a tourniquet [n -S]
toreador
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(Spanish) the old na...
torquier
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TORQUEY, providing f...
torrider
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TORRID, extremely ho...
torturer
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one that tortures [n...
totterer
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one who totters [n -...
touchier
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TOUCHY, quick to tak...
toustier
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TOUSTIE, (Scott) ira...
towerier
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TOWERY, very tall [a...
townlier
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TOWNLY, townish [adj...
townwear
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clothes suitable for...
traditor
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an early Christian w...
traducer
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one who traduces [n...
trampier
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TRAMPY, having the c...
trampler
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one who tramples [n...
trancier
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TRANCEY, (of music,...
transfer
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to move from one pla...
trapdoor
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a door set in a floo...
trappier
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TRAPPY, full of trap...
trashier
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TRASHY, rubbishy [ad...
traveler
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one who travels, als...
treacher
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(obsolete) a traitor...
treadler
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one who works a trea...
trembler
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a West Indian bird o...
tremblor
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an earth tremor, als...
trencher
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a wooden platter for...
trendier
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TRENDY, fashionable...
tressier
14
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TRESSY, abounding in...
tressour
14
9
a type of heraldic d...
triactor
17
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a wager whereby the...
tributer
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a miner who works fo...
trickier
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TRICKIE, characteriz...
tricolor
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(French) a flag of t...
trimeter
15
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a verse of three met...
trimotor
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an aeroplane powered...
trippier
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TRIPPY, suggesting a...
trippler
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a horse that tripple...
triumvir
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one of a ruling body...
trottoir
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8
(French) pavement [n...
troubler
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something or someone...
trouncer
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one who trounces [n...
troutier
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TROUTY, containing t...
trouveur
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(French) one of a sc...
troweler
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one who trowels, als...
truckler
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one who truckles, or...
trundler
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a golf bag or shoppi...
truqueur
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(French) one who eng...
trustier
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9
TRUSTY, worthy of tr...
truthier
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TRUTHY, characterize...
tunneler
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one who tunnels, als...
turbocar
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a car powered by a g...
turgider
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TURGID, swollen, inf...
turnover
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a small pie made by...
twaddler
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one who talks twaddl...
twangier
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TWANGY, twanging [ad...
twangler
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one who twangles [n...
twattler
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one who twattles [n...
tweakier
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TWEAKY, twitchy [adj...
tweedier
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TWEEDY, of a refined...
tweedler
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one who tweedles [n...
twerpier
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TWERPY, like a twerp...
twiddler
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one who twiddles [n...
twiggier
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TWIGGY, twiglike, fu...
twinkler
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one who, or that whi...
twirlier
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TWIRLY, curved [adj]
twirpier
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TWIRPY, like a twirp...
twistier
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TWISTY, full of curv...
twitcher
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one that twitches [n...
typifier
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one who, or that whi...
udometer
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a rain gauge [n -S]
uglifier
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15
something or someone...
ulterior
15
10
(Latin) of e.g. a mo...
umbellar
19
17
of or pertaining to...
unanchor
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to loose from anchor...
unbitter
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not bitter [adj]
unbusier
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UNBUSY, not busy [ad...
uncipher
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(obsolete) to deciph...
underfur
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the thick, soft fur...
uneasier
12
10
UNEASY, marked by me...
unevener
13
15
UNEVEN, not even [ad...
unfairer
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UNFAIR, not fair [ad...
unfetter
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to free from fetters...
unfitter
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UNFIT, not fit [adj]
unfolder
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one who unfolds [n -...
unhairer
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12
one who unhairs [n -...
unhipper
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18
UNHIP, (slang) squar...
unholier
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13
UNHOLY, not holy [ad...
unicolor
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having one colour, a...
unifilar
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14
having only one thre...
unilobar
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having one lobe, als...
unipolar
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14
showing only one kin...
unitiser
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10
one who unitises, al...
unitizer
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one who unitizes, al...
unjuster
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UNJUST, not just [ad...
unkinder
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UNKIND, not kind [ad...
unkosher
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not kosher [adj]
unlimber
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to prepare for actio...
unloader
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one who unloads [n -...
unmasker
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17
one who unmasks [n -...
unmirier
15
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UNMIRY, not miry [ad...
unpacker
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one that unpacks [n...
unproper
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improper [adj UNPROP...
unpucker
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to remove the wrinkl...
unreeler
13
11
one who unreels [n -...
unrepair
15
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a lack of repair [n...
unrulier
15
12
UNRULY, difficult to...
unsexier
19
17
UNSEXY, not sexy [ad...
unsicker
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17
(Scots) insecure, un...
unsolder
14
12
to separate from bei...
untemper
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to destroy the tempe...
untender
12
12
not tender [adj UNTE...
untether
15
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to free from a tethe...
untidier
14
11
UNTIDY, not tidy [ad...
unveiler
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one who removes a ve...
unvulgar
18
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not vulgar [adj]
unwarier
16
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UNWARIE, (Spenser) u...
unwinder
16
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one who unwinds [n -...
upbearer
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15
one who bears up [n...
upgather
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to gather up [v -ED,...
upgrader
17
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one who upgrades [n...
upheaver
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one who upheaves [n...
upholder
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one who upholds [n -...
uplander
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an inhabitant of an...
uplifter
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one who uplifts [n -...
upraiser
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one who upraises [n...
uprooter
15
12
one who uproots [n -...
upsetter
16
12
one who upsets [n -S...
upstager
17
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one who upstages [n...
upstater
16
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an inhabitant of an...
uptowner
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one who lives uptown...
urinator
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one who dives under...
utilidor
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an insulated system...
utiliser
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one who utilises, al...
utilizer
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one who utilizes, al...
vacuolar
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relating to a vacuol...
valuator
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an appraiser, also E...
valvular
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pertaining to a valv...
vanisher
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one who vanishes [n...
vapourer
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one that vapours, al...
varactor
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a two-electrode semi...
variolar
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of or like variola,...
varistor
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a semiconductor with...
vascular
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pertaining to ducts...
vaultier
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VAULTY, (Shakespeare...
vauntier
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VAUNTY, boastful, al...
vavasour
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a knight, noble etc....
vavassor
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a knight, noble etc....
vawntier
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VAWNTIE, boastful, a...
veneerer
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one who veneers [n -...
venturer
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one who ventures [n...
verboser
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VERBOSE, wordy [adj]
verderer
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(historical) an offi...
verderor
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an officer in charge...
verditer
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(archaic) a greenish...
verifier
18
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one who verifies [n...
vesturer
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a person responsible...
vetchier
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VETCHY, covered with...
vexillar
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of or like a vexillu...
viameter
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a device for measuri...
vibrator
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a type of dildo that...
vilifier
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one who vilifies [n...
villager
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one who lives in a v...
vincular
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of or like a vinculu...
vintager
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one that harvests wi...
violater
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one who violates, al...
violator
16
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one who violates, al...
visioner
15
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a person who sees vi...
vitiator
16
12
one who vitiates [n...
vivifier
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one who vivifies [n...
volleyer
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one who volleys e.g....
voussoir
16
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(French) one of the...
voyageur
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an employee of a fur...
vraicker
20
19
a gatherer of vraic,...
vulgarer
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VULGAR, common [adj]
wabblier
22
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WABBLY, wobbly [adj]
waddlier
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WADDLY, having a wad...
wafflier
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WAFFLY, given to waf...
wagglier
20
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WAGGLY, waggling [ad...
waggoner
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16
one who drives a wag...
wairsher
19
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WAIRSH, tasteless, i...
walkover
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a race involving onl...
walloper
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(colloquial) anythin...
wallower
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one that rolls about...
wamblier
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WAMBLY, affected wit...
wanderer
15
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one who wanders [n -...
wantoner
14
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one who wantons [n -...
warblier
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WARBLY, voiced in a...
warfarer
18
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one engaged in warfa...
wargamer
18
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one who practises wa...
warmaker
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one who makes war [n...
warpower
21
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the power to make wa...
warrener
15
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the keeper of a warr...
warstler
18
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one who takes part i...
waterier
16
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WATERY, like water [...
watthour
19
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a unit of energy [n...
waverier
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WAVERY, unsteady [ad...
wayfarer
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a traveller [n -S]
waylayer
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one who waylays [n -...
waywiser
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an instrument for me...
weakener
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something or someone...
weaklier
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WEAKLY, weak and sic...
weaseler
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one who acts evasive...
weensier
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WEENSY, tiny [adj]
weighter
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one that weights [n...
welcomer
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one who welcomes [n...
welldoer
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a doer of good deeds...
whackier
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WHACKY, eccentric, a...
whatever
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17
being what [adj]
wheatear
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any of several birds...
wheatier
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WHEATY, tasting of w...
wheedler
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one who wheedles [n...
wheelier
19
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WHEELY, like a wheel...
wheezier
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WHEEZY, given to whe...
whelkier
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WHELKY, marked with...
whenever
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at whatever time [ad...
wherefor
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a reason why, also W...
wherever
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in or to whatever pl...
whiffier
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WHIFFY, smelly [adj]
whiffler
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an official who clea...
whilever
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for as long as [adv]...
whimmier
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WHIMMY, full of whim...
whimsier
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WHIMSY, full of whim...
whingier
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16
WHINGY, complaining...
whinnier
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WHINNY, abounding in...
whippier
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WHIPPY, pliant, supp...
whipster
22
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(obsolete) a nimble...
whirlier
21
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WHIRLY, given to whi...
whirrier
20
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WHIRRY, characterist...
whistler
21
14
someone or something...
whitener
18
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something that white...
whitster
20
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(archaic) a bleacher...
whittler
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one who whittles [n...
whizzier
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WHIZZY, using sophis...
whomever
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the objective case o...
whosever
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the possessive case...
wickeder
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WICKED, bad, evil [a...
wieldier
18
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WIELDY, easily wield...
wifelier
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WIFELY, befitting a...
wigglier
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WIGGLY, tending to w...
wigmaker
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one who makes wigs [...
willower
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one who willows [n -...
wingover
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a flight manoeuver [...
winnower
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one who winnows [n -...
winsomer
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WINSOME, charming, c...
winterer
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one who spends the w...
wintrier
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WINTRY, having the c...
wirehair
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a breed of terrier [...
wiselier
18
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WISELY, in a wise ma...
witchier
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WITCHY, malicious [a...
witherer
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one that withers [n...
wobblier
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WOBBLY, unsteady, al...
wofuller
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WOFUL, full of grief...
wonderer
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one who wonders [n -...
woodener
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WOODEN, stiff as in...
woodsier
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WOODSY, relating to...
woollier
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WOOLLY, like wool [a...
workhour
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any of the hours of...
workwear
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clothing for work [n...
wormgear
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a gear wheel driven...
worthier
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WORTHY, full of wort...
woundier
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14
WOUNDY, (archaic) ex...
wrangler
18
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a cattle-herder, a c...
wrapover
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a skirt that wraps a...
wrathier
19
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WRATHY, inclined to...
wreather
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one who wreathes [n...
wrencher
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one who wrenches [n...
wrestler
18
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one who takes part i...
wriggler
21
16
one who wriggles [n...
wristier
18
11
WRISTY, making exten...
yammerer
21
16
one who yammers [n -...
yawmeter
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16
an instrument in an...
yeasayer
24
12
a person who (habitu...
yeastier
19
10
YEASTY, like yeast,...
yellower
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15
YELLOW, of a bright...
yodeller
21
13
one who yodels, also...
youthier
22
13
YOUTHY, (Scots) youn...
zamindar
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(Hindi) in India, a...
zemindar
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(Hindi) in India, a...
zinckier
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ZINCKY, of or like z...
zingiber
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a plant of the ginge...
zoolater
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one who worships ani...
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