6 letter words that end with S

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6 letter words that end with S

6 letter S word	Scrabble®	Words With Friends®	Description
aaliis	11	7	AALII, (Hawaiian) a...
aartis	10	6	AARTI, (Hindi) an In...
abacas	14	12	ABACA, a Philippine...
abacus	15	13	a counting frame usi...
abakas	12	13	ABAKA, (Tagalog) the...
abamps	15	15	ABAMP, short for ABA...
abands	11	11	ABAND, (Spenser) to...
abases	11	9	ABASE, to lower in r...
abates	11	9	ABATE, to reduce in...
abatis	12	9	a barrier made of fe...
abayas	17	11	ABAYA, a Syrian clot...
abbess	14	12	a female abbot, head...
abbeys	20	14	ABBEY, a building in...
abbots	14	12	ABBOT, the superior...
abcees	14	12	ABCEE, the alphabet,...
abdabs	14	13	(slang) a state of e...
abears	11	9	ABEAR, to bear; to b...
abeles	12	10	ABELE, the white pop...
abhors	14	11	ABHOR, to loathe, ha...
abides	12	10	ABIDE, to wait for;...
ablets	13	10	ABLET, a small fresh...
ablins	13	11	(dialect) perhaps, a...
abmhos	15	14	ABMHO, a unit of ele...
abodes	11	10	ABODE, to presage, f...
abohms	15	14	ABOHM, a unit of ele...
abomas	12	12	ABOMA, a South Ameri...
abords	12	10	ABORD, (archaic) to...
aborts	12	9	ABORT, to bring fort...
abouts	12	10	(Spenser) about [pre...
aboves	13	13	ABOVE, the upper par...
abrays	18	11	ABRAY, (Spenser) to...
abrins	12	10	ABRIN, a poisonous p...
abseys	18	11	ABSEY, (obsolete) th...
absits	13	9	ABSIT, (Latin) a stu...
abunas	11	11	ABUNA, (Amharic) an...
abuses	12	10	ABUSE, to revile or...
abysms	20	14	ABYSM, (archaic) an...
acarus	13	10	a mite, a kind of sm...
acates	12	9	(obsolete) things pu...
access	16	12	approach, admittance...
accoys	22	14	ACCOY, (Spenser) to...
achars	15	11	ACHAR, a spicy pickl...
achoos	14	11	ACHOO, an imitation...
acinus	13	11	a small sacklike div...
ackees	13	13	ACKEE, (Kru) a small...
ackers	14	13	ACKER, (Australian s...
acorns	12	10	ACORN, the fruit of...
acquis	22	19	(French) a particula...
across	13	9	from one side to the...
actins	13	10	ACTIN, a protein fou...
actons	12	10	ACTON, a stuffed jac...
actors	13	9	ACTOR, a theatrical...
acutes	13	10	ACUTE, a type of acc...
adages	10	9	ADAGE, a proverb, a...
adapts	12	10	ADAPT, to make suita...
adbots	12	10	ADBOT, a specialized...
adders	10	8	ADDER, a venomous sn...
addies	10	8	ADDY, (slang) an ema...
addios	10	8	ADDIO, (Italian) goo...
addles	11	9	ADDLE, to confuse [v...
adeems	10	10	ADEEM, to cancel a b...
adepts	12	10	ADEPT, an expert [n]
adhans	11	10	ADHAN, the Muslim ca...
adieus	10	8	ADIEU, (French) a fa...
admass	11	10	the mass audience of...
admins	11	11	ADMIN, (short for) a...
admits	12	10	ADMIT, to allow to e...
adobes	11	10	ADOBE, (Arabic) an u...
adobos	11	10	ADOBO, (Spanish) a P...
adonis	9	8	a handsome young man...
adoors	9	7	(obsolete) at the do...
adopts	12	10	ADOPT, to take as on...
adores	9	7	ADORE, to love deepl...
adorns	9	8	ADORN, to embellish...
adukis	12	12	ADUKI, (Japanese) a...
adults	12	9	ADULT, a fully devel...
adusts	11	8	ADUST, (Milton) to s...
advews	15	14	ADVEW, (Spenser) to...
aeneus	8	8	(Latin) of a shining...
aeries	9	6	AERIE, the nest of a...
aesces	12	9	AESC, (Old English)...
afaras	11	9	AFARA, (Yoruba) a ty...
afears	11	9	AFEAR, (Spenser) to...
affies	14	12	AFFY, (obsolete) to...
afrits	13	9	AFRIT, an evil spiri...
afters	12	9	the latter part of a...
agamas	11	11	AGAMA, a tropical li...
agamis	12	11	AGAMI, a crane-like...
agapes	12	11	AGAPE, a love feast...
agasts	11	8	AGAST, (Milton) to t...
agates	10	8	AGATE, a variety of...
agaves	12	12	AGAVE, any of numero...
agenes	9	9	AGENE, a chemical co...
agents	10	9	AGENT, to act for an...
aggers	12	10	AGGER, (historical)...
aggies	12	10	AGGIE, a type of pla...
aggros	12	10	AGGRO, (short for) a...
agilas	12	9	AGILA, (Tamil) the w...
agings	12	11	AGING, the process o...
agisms	13	11	AGISM, discriminatio...
agists	12	8	AGIST, to admit (liv...
agitas	11	8	AGITA, a feeling of...
aglets	12	9	AGLET, a metal sheat...
agloos	11	9	AGLOO, (Inuit) a hol...
agoges	11	10	AGOGE, (Greek) in Gr...
agones	9	9	AGON, the dramatic c...
agoras	10	8	AGORA, a market-plac...
agrees	10	8	AGREE, to have the s...
agrias	11	8	AGRIA, a skin condit...
agrins	11	9	AGRIN, a proteoglyca...
agutis	12	9	AGUTI, a burrowing S...
aholds	13	10	near the wind; as, t...
ahurus	13	10	AHURU, (Maori) a sma...
aiders	10	7	AIDER, one who aids...
aimers	11	9	AIMER, one who aims...
aingas	10	9	AINGA, (Samoan) a la...
aiolis	11	7	AIOLI, (French) a ga...
airbus	13	10	(tradename) an aerop...
airers	10	6	AIRER, a frame on wh...
airths	13	8	AIRTH, (Scots) to gu...
aisles	11	7	AISLE, a passage bet...
aivers	12	10	AIVER, (Scots) a dra...
aizles	14	16	AIZLE, (Scots) hot a...
ajivas	14	19	AJIVA, (Sanskrit) in...
ajugas	13	18	AJUGA, a genus of pl...
ajwans	14	19	AJWAN, the fruit of...
akelas	11	11	AKELA, a leader of a...
akenes	9	11	AKENE, a dry one-see...
akitas	11	10	AKITA, (Japanese) a...
alaaps	12	10	ALAAP, (Sanskrit) in...
alamos	11	10	ALAMO, (Spanish) a k...
alands	10	9	ALAND, a large hunti...
alangs	11	10	ALANG, (Malay) a coa...
alants	10	8	ALANT, a large hunti...
alapas	12	10	ALAPA, (Sanskrit) in...
alarms	12	10	ALARM, to strike wit...
alates	10	7	ALATE, a winged inse...
albums	15	14	ALBUM, a book for st...
alcids	15	11	ALCID, a diving sea...
aldeas	10	8	ALDEA, (Spanish) a s...
alders	11	8	ALDER, any tree of t...
aldols	12	9	ALDOL, a chemical co...
alecks	15	14	ALECK, an irritating...
alephs	15	12	ALEPH, (Hebrew) the...
alerts	11	7	ALERT, to warn [v]
aleyes	16	9	ALEYE, to quell, als...
algins	12	10	ALGIN, sodium algina...
algors	12	9	ALGOR, coldness; a s...
algums	14	13	ALGUM, (Hebrew) a wo...
alibis	14	10	ALIBI, to give an al...
aliens	10	8	ALIEN, to alienate [...
aligns	12	10	ALIGN, to arrange in...
alines	10	8	ALINE, to arrange in...
aliyas	17	9	ALIYA, the immigrati...
aliyos	17	9	ALIYA, the immigrati...
alkies	12	11	ALKIE, an alcoholic,...
alkyds	19	14	ALKYD, any of a grou...
alkyls	20	14	ALKYL, any radical d...
allays	18	10	ALLAY, to reduce in...
allees	11	8	ALLEE, (French) an a...
allels	13	9	ALLEL, (short for) a...
alleys	18	10	ALLEY, a narrow pass...
allies	12	8	ALLY, to join by mar...
allods	12	9	ALLOD, an estate hel...
allons	11	9	(French) let's go [i...
allots	12	8	ALLOT, to give as a...
allows	15	11	ALLOW, to put no obs...
alloys	18	10	ALLOY, to combine a...
allyls	20	11	ALLYL, an organic ra...
almahs	14	12	ALMAH, an Egyptian g...
almehs	14	12	ALMEH, an Egyptian g...
almous	12	11	alms, also AWMOUS [n...
almuds	13	12	ALMUD, a Spanish uni...
almugs	14	13	ALMUG, a precious wo...
alohas	12	9	ALOHA, (Hawaiian) a...
aloins	10	8	ALOIN, a kind of lax...
alphas	15	12	ALPHA, a Greek lette...
altars	11	7	ALTAR, a raised stru...
alters	11	7	ALTER, to make diffe...
alulas	12	9	ALULA, one of three...
alures	11	8	ALURE, (obsolete) a...
alvars	13	11	ALVAR, (Swedish) an...
always	20	12	every time [adv]
amates	10	9	AMATE, (archaic) to...
amauts	11	10	AMAUT, (Inuit) a hoo...
amazes	13	18	AMAZE, to overwhelm...
ambans	12	13	AMBAN, (Chinese) a C...
ambers	13	12	AMBER, a fossil resi...
ambits	14	12	AMBIT, a circuit, co...
ambles	14	13	AMBLE, to saunter [v...
amebas	12	12	AMEBA, a one-celled...
ameers	10	9	AMEER, a Muslim gove...
amends	10	11	AMEND, to correct, i...
aments	10	10	AMENT, a mentally de...
amices	14	12	AMICE, a furred hood...
amicus	15	13	(Latin) a legal expe...
amides	11	10	AMIDE, a compound fo...
amigas	12	11	AMIGA, (Spanish) a (...
amigos	12	11	AMIGO, (Spanish) a (...
amines	10	10	AMINE, a compound de...
aminos	10	10	AMINO, a compound co...
amises	11	9	AMIS, a clerical gar...
ammans	11	13	AMMAN, (German) in G...
ammons	11	13	AMMON, the Asian wil...
amnios	10	10	AMNIO, (short for) a...
amoles	11	10	AMOLE, a plant root...
amours	11	10	AMOUR, (French) a lo...
amoves	12	13	AMOVE, (obsolete) to...
amowts	14	12	AMOWT, (Inuit) a hoo...
ampuls	15	14	AMPUL, a small seale...
amrits	12	9	AMRIT, (Punjabi) a s...
amucks	16	17	AMUCK, a murderous f...
amuses	11	10	AMUSE, to entertain...
anabas	10	10	a genus of fishes, r...
ananas	7	8	a pineapple, also AN...
anatas	8	7	ANATA, (Sanskrit) th...
anchos	14	12	ANCHO, a type of dri...
ancles	13	11	ANCLE, (archaic) ank...
andros	9	8	ANDRO, a type of sex...
anears	8	7	ANEAR, (archaic) to...
aneles	9	8	ANELE, to anoint wit...
angels	11	10	ANGEL, to support fi...
angers	10	9	ANGER, to make angry...
angles	11	10	ANGLE, to with hook...
anglos	11	10	ANGLO, a white inhab...
angsts	11	9	ANGST, (German) a fe...
animas	10	10	ANIMA, (Latin) the s...
animes	10	10	ANIME, the resin of...
animis	11	10	ANIMI, the resin of...
animus	11	11	(Latin) a usually pr...
anions	8	8	ANION, an ion with a...
anises	9	7	ANISE, an annual Med...
ankers	10	11	ANKER, an old wine m...
ankles	11	12	ANKLE, to walk [v]
annals	9	9	ANNAL, a record of a...
annats	8	8	ANNAT, (Scots) the h...
annoys	14	10	ANNOY, to be trouble...
annuls	10	10	ANNUL, to declare vo...
anodes	8	8	ANODE, a positively...
anoles	9	8	ANOLE, a tropical li...
antars	9	7	ANTAR, (Shakespeare)...
antics	13	10	ANTIC, to act in a c...
antres	9	7	ANTRE, (Shakespeare)...
anuses	9	8	ANUS, the opening at...
anvils	13	12	ANVIL, to shape on a...
anyons	14	10	ANYON, an elementary...
aortas	9	6	AORTA, the main bloo...
apexes	17	16	APEX, the topmost po...
aphids	15	12	APHID, a plant-louse...
apices	15	12	APEX, the topmost po...
apiols	13	10	APIOL, an oily liqui...
apisms	14	12	APISM, the state of...
apneas	10	10	APNEA, a temporary c...
apodes	11	10	APODE, an animal wit...
appals	15	13	APPAL, to horrify, a...
appays	20	14	APPAY, to satisfy, a...
appels	15	13	APPEL, (French) in f...
apples	15	13	APPLE, the firm roun...
appros	14	12	APPRO, (colloquial)...
appuis	15	13	APPUI, to give milit...
appuys	21	15	APPUY, to give milit...
aprons	11	10	APRON, to cover with...
arabas	11	9	ARABA, a heavy wagon...
arabis	12	9	(Latin) any member o...
arames	10	9	ARAME, (Japanese) a...
arbors	12	9	ARBOR, a shady garde...
arches	15	11	ARCH, to bend like a...
ardebs	12	10	ARDEB, an Egyptian m...
ardors	10	7	ARDOR, (US) passion...
ardris	11	7	ARDRI, (Irish) a tit...
areads	9	7	AREAD, (Spenser) to...
arears	9	6	AREAR, an unpaid and...
arecas	12	9	ARECA, a tree of the...
aredes	9	7	AREDE, to declare, a...
arenas	8	7	ARENA, any sphere of...
arenes	8	7	ARENE, an aromatic h...
arepas	11	9	AREPA, (Spanish) a u...
aretes	9	6	ARETE, a sharp mount...
aretts	10	6	ARETT, (obsolete) to...
argals	12	9	ARGAL, a hard crust...
argans	10	9	ARGAN, (Arabic) a Mo...
argils	13	9	ARGIL, a potter's cl...
argles	12	9	ARGLE, to argue [v]
argols	12	9	ARGOL, a hard crust...
argons	10	9	ARGON, an inert gase...
argots	11	8	ARGOT, (French) an o...
argues	11	9	ARGUE, to discuss wi...
arhats	12	8	ARHAT, (Sanskrit) a...
ariels	11	7	ARIEL, a kind of mou...
arikis	12	10	ARIKI, (Maori) the f...
arises	10	6	ARISE, to come up [v...
armers	11	9	ARMER, one who arms...
armets	11	9	ARMET, a kind of med...
armies	11	9	ARMY, a large body o...
armils	13	10	ARMIL, a bracelet, a...
armors	11	9	ARMOR, (US) to dress...
arnuts	10	8	ARNUT, the earthnut,...
arobas	11	9	AROBA, a heavy scree...
arohas	11	8	AROHA, (Maori) love,...
aroids	10	7	AROID, any plant of...
aromas	10	9	AROMA, a distinctive...
arpens	11	10	ARPEN, a old French...
arrays	16	8	ARRAY, to place in o...
arrets	10	6	ARRET, (French) a de...
arrows	13	9	ARROW, to indicate t...
arsons	9	7	ARSON, the malicious...
artels	11	7	ARTEL, (Russian) a R...
artics	14	9	ARTIC, (short for) a...
arties	10	6	ARTY, an artistic pe...
aruhes	12	9	ARUHE, (Maori) the e...
arvees	11	10	ARVEE, (short for) r...
asanas	8	7	ASANA, (Sanskrit) a...
ascons	12	10	ASCON, a type of spo...
ascots	13	9	ASCOT, a type of nec...
asdics	14	10	ASDIC, an apparatus...
ashets	12	8	ASHET, (Scots) a lar...
asides	10	7	ASIDE, a comment by...
askers	11	10	ASKER, one who asks...
aspens	11	10	ASPEN, the trembling...
aspers	12	9	ASPER, a Turkish mon...
aspics	16	12	ASPIC, a clear savou...
aspros	12	9	ASPRO, (Australian s...
assais	10	6	ASSAI, (Tupi) a berr...
assams	11	9	ASSAM, (Malay) in Ma...
assays	16	8	ASSAY, to put to the...
assess	10	6	to estimate the valu...
assets	10	6	ASSET, an item of wo...
assots	10	6	ASSOT, to make a foo...
asters	10	6	ASTER, a plant of th...
astuns	10	8	ASTUN, (obsolete) to...
asuras	10	7	ASURA, (Sanskrit) a...
atigis	12	8	ATIGI, (Inuit) a kin...
atmans	10	10	ATMAN, (Hindi) the e...
atokes	10	10	ATOKE, a sexless par...
atolls	12	8	ATOLL, a coral islan...
atones	8	7	ATONE, to make amend...
attaps	12	9	ATTAP, the nipa palm...
attars	10	6	ATTAR, a fragrant es...
attics	14	9	ATTIC, a room in the...
auceps	15	13	(Latin) a hawker or...
audads	10	9	AUDAD, a North Afric...
audios	10	8	AUDIO, reproduction...
audits	11	8	AUDIT, to examine ac...
augers	11	9	AUGER, a kind of bor...
aughts	14	11	AUGHT, anything, als...
augurs	12	10	AUGUR, to foretell f...
aumils	13	11	AUMIL, a factor or m...
aureus	10	8	a gold coin of ancie...
aurous	10	8	containing univalent...
aurums	12	11	AURUM, (Latin) gold...
auxins	16	15	AUXIN, a substance i...
avails	13	11	AVAIL, to be of use...
avales	12	11	AVALE, (obsolete) to...
averts	12	10	AVERT, to ward off [...
avians	11	11	AVIAN, a bird [n]
avions	11	11	AVION, (French) an a...
avises	12	10	AVISE, to advise, al...
avisos	12	10	AVISO, (Spanish) a b...
avizes	15	19	AVIZE, to advise, al...
avoids	12	11	AVOID, to evade [v]
avyzes	21	21	AVYZE, to advise, al...
awaits	13	9	AWAIT, to wait for [...
awakes	13	13	AWAKE, to rouse from...
awards	13	10	AWARD, to grant as m...
awarns	12	10	AWARN, (Spenser) to...
awatos	12	9	AWATO, (Maori) the s...
awayes	18	11	(Spenser) away [adv]
awetos	12	9	AWETO, a wormlike fu...
awless	14	10	without awe, also AW...
awmous	14	13	(Scots) alms, also A...
awners	12	10	AWNER, a machine for...
axioms	17	16	AXIOM, a self-eviden...
axions	15	14	AXION, a hypothetica...
axises	16	13	AXIS, the imaginary...
axites	16	13	AXITE, a fibre of an...
axoids	16	14	AXOID, a curve gener...
axones	14	14	AXONE, a nerve fibre...
ayayas	21	10	AYAYA, (Inuit) a typ...
ayries	16	8	AYRIE, the nest of a...
azides	13	16	AZIDE, a salt of hyd...
azines	12	16	AZINE, a type of nit...
azlons	13	17	AZLON, a textile fib...
azoles	13	16	AZOLE, any of variou...
azotes	12	15	AZOTE, an old name f...
azoths	15	17	AZOTH, an alchemist'...
azukis	15	20	AZUKI, (Japanese) a...
azures	13	16	AZURE, a delicate bl...
azygos	20	19	an unpaired structur...
azymes	20	20	AZYME, unleavened br...
baases	11	9	BAAS, (Afrikaans) a...
babels	15	13	BABEL, a confused so...
babies	14	12	BABY, to treat like...
babkas	15	16	BABKA, (Polish) a ki...
baboos	13	12	BABOO, (Hindi) a nat...
babuls	16	14	BABUL, (Hindi) a spe...
baccas	18	15	BACCA, a botanical n...
baccos	18	15	BACCO, (short for) t...
bachas	17	14	BACHA, (Hinglish) in...
baches	17	14	BACH, to live as a b...
bacons	14	13	BACON, cured and sal...
badass	12	10	a difficult person [...
badges	13	12	BADGE, to supply wit...
bagass	13	11	dry refuse in sugar-...
bagels	14	12	BAGEL, (Yiddish) a h...
bagies	13	11	BAGIE, (Northumbrian...
bahuts	15	12	BAHUT, (French) an o...
bairns	12	10	BAIRN, (Scots) a chi...
baisas	12	9	BAISA, (Arabic) a un...
baizas	15	18	BAIZA, (Arabic) a mo...
baizes	15	18	BAIZE, to cover with...
bajans	13	19	BAJAN, (Scots) a fre...
bajras	14	18	BAJRA, (Hindi) in th...
bajris	15	18	BAJRI, (Hindi) in th...
bakers	13	13	BAKER, one that bake...
bakras	13	13	BAKRA, (Caribbean) a...
balers	13	10	BALER, one who bales...
baloos	12	10	BALOO, (Hindi) a bea...
balsas	13	10	BALSA, a tropical Am...
baltis	14	10	BALTI, (Urdu) a spic...
baluns	13	12	BALUN, a device for...
bambis	16	15	BAMBI, (colloquial)...
banaks	12	14	BANAK, (Honduran) a...
bancos	14	13	BANCO, the standard...
bandas	11	11	BANDA, in Africa, a...
bandhs	14	13	BANDH, (Hindi) in In...
banias	11	10	BANIA, an Indian fig...
banjos	13	19	BANJO, a stringed mu...
bantus	12	11	BANTU, a group of Af...
banyas	17	12	BANYA, a Russian sau...
barbes	14	12	BARBE, a medieval cl...
barcas	15	12	BARCA, (Italian) a b...
bardes	12	10	BARDE, to cover a ho...
bardos	12	10	BARDO, in Tibetan Bu...
barfis	15	12	BARFI, (Hindi) an In...
barges	13	11	BARGE, to push one's...
barons	11	10	BARON, a lower membe...
barras	12	9	BARRA, (Australian s...
barres	12	9	BARRE, to execute ba...
baryes	18	11	BARYE, a unit of pre...
basans	11	10	BASAN, a sheepskin r...
bashes	14	11	BASH, to strike [v]
basics	16	12	BASIC, a fundamental...
basils	14	10	BASIL, an aromatic h...
basins	12	10	BASIN, a wide dish,...
basons	11	10	BASON, (archaic) a b...
basses	12	9	BASS, the lowest par...
bassos	12	9	BASSO, a low-pitched...
bastes	12	9	BASTE, to keep (meat...
bastis	13	9	BASTI, (India) a slu...
bastos	12	9	BASTO, the ace of cl...
bathes	14	11	BATHE, to wash by im...
bathos	14	11	the appearance of th...
batiks	14	13	BATIK, to produce ba...
batons	11	10	BATON, to strike wit...
battas	12	9	BATTA, extra pay; es...
baulks	15	15	BAULK, to refrain fr...
bavins	14	14	BAVIN [n]
bayles	19	12	BAYLE, a pole, a bar...
bayous	18	12	BAYOU, a marshy offs...
bazars	15	18	BAZAR, an Eastern ma...
bazoos	14	18	BAZOO, (US slang) th...
bazzes	18	27	BAZZ, to throw (as a...
beanos	10	10	BEANO, (slang) a fea...
beards	12	10	BEARD, to oppose wit...
beares	11	9	BEARE [v]
beasts	12	9	BEAST, to punish or...
beaths	14	11	BEATH, (Spenser) to...
beauts	12	10	BEAUT, (colloquial)...
bebops	16	15	BEBOP, to play a sty...
becaps	17	15	BECAP, to put a cap...
beckes	16	16	BECKE, (Spenser) a b...
bedels	13	11	BEDEL, (obsolete) a...
bedews	15	13	BEDEW, to cover with...
bedims	14	13	BEDIM, to make dim [...
bedyes	18	12	BEDYE, to dye or sta...
beeves	13	13	BEEF, the flesh of d...
befits	15	12	BEFIT, to be suitabl...
befogs	15	14	BEFOG, to fog up, ob...
begars	13	11	BEGAR, forced labour...
begems	14	14	BEGEM, to adorn with...
begets	13	11	BEGET, to cause to e...
begins	13	12	BEGIN, to start [v]
begoes	12	11	BEGO, to beset [v]
begums	15	15	BEGUM, a high rankin...
beiges	13	11	BEIGE, a woollen fab...
beings	13	12	BEING, something tha...
bekahs	15	15	BEKAH, (Hebrew) half...
bekiss	14	13	to cover with kisses...
belahs	15	12	BELAH, (Native Austr...
belars	13	10	BELAR, an Australian...
belays	19	12	BELAY, to fasten a r...
belees	12	10	BELEE, to put on the...
belgas	14	12	BELGA, a former curr...
belies	13	10	BELIE, to misreprese...
belles	14	11	BELLE, a young lady...
belons	12	11	BELON, a type of oys...
belows	16	13	BELOW, the lower par...
bemads	13	13	BEMAD, (archaic) to...
bemuds	14	14	BEMUD, (archaic) to...
bendys	18	13	BENDY, a tropical pl...
benets	11	10	BENET, to catch in a...
bengas	12	12	BENGA, a form of Ken...
benjes	13	19	BENJ, cannabis, Indi...
bennes	10	11	BENNE, the sesame pl...
bennis	11	11	BENNI, the sesame pl...
bentos	11	10	BENTO, a Japanese me...
bepats	14	12	BEPAT, to pat often...
berays	18	11	BERAY, (obsolete) to...
berets	12	9	BERET, a flat round...
bermes	13	12	BERME, a narrow shel...
berobs	14	12	BEROB, (Spenser) to...
berths	15	11	BERTH, to moor a shi...
beryls	20	12	BERYL, a semipreciou...
besees	11	9	BESEE, (obsolete) to...
besets	12	9	BESET, to assail [v]
besits	13	9	BESIT, (archaic) to...
besoms	13	12	BESOM, to sweep with...
besots	12	9	BESOT, to infatuate...
bestis	13	9	BESTI, (Hinglish) in...
betels	13	10	BETEL, the leaf of t...
betons	11	10	BETON, lime concrete...
betoss	12	9	(Shakespeare) to agi...
bettas	12	9	BETTA, a strikingly-...
bevels	15	14	BEVEL, to cut at an...
bevers	14	13	BEVER [n]
bevies	14	13	BEVY, a group, esp....
bevors	14	13	BEVOR, armour for th...
bevues	14	14	BEVUE, (French) a bl...
bewets	15	12	BEWET, to make wet [...
bewigs	17	14	BEWIG, to dress in a...
bezels	16	19	BEZEL, the oblique s...
bezils	17	19	BEZIL, the oblique s...
bhajis	17	20	BHAJI, (Hindi) in In...
bhangs	15	14	BHANG, (Urdu) cannab...
bhoots	14	11	BHOOT, a small whirl...
bhunas	14	13	BHUNA, (Urdu) an Ind...
bialis	14	10	BIALI, an onion roll...
bialys	20	12	BIALY, an onion roll...
biases	12	9	BIAS, to cause to in...
bibles	16	13	BIBLE, an authoritat...
biceps	18	15	the two-headed muscl...
biders	13	10	BIDER, one who bides...
bidets	13	10	BIDET, (French) a sh...
bidons	12	11	BIDON, a container f...
bields	14	11	BIELD, (Scots) to gi...
biffos	17	15	BIFFO, (Australian s...
bighas	16	13	BIGHA, an Indian lan...
bights	17	13	BIGHT, to fasten wit...
bigots	14	11	BIGOT, a prejudiced...
bijous	15	19	BIJOU, (French) a tr...
bikers	14	13	BIKER, one who rides...
bikies	14	13	BIKIE, (Australian s...
bilbos	16	13	BILBO, a rapier, als...
bilges	15	12	BILGE, to spring a l...
bimahs	16	14	BIMAH, (Hebrew) a ra...
bimbos	16	15	BIMBO, a woman who i...
bindis	13	11	BINDI, (Hindi) a dot...
biners	12	10	BINER, (short for) k...
binges	13	12	BINGE, to eat or dri...
bingos	13	12	BINGO, a lottery-typ...
binits	13	10	BINIT, a unit of com...
binocs	15	13	(short for) binocula...
biogas	13	11	gas obtained by bioc...
biomes	13	12	BIOME, an extensive...
bionts	12	10	BIONT, a physiologic...
biotas	12	9	BIOTA, the flora and...
bipeds	15	13	BIPED, an animal wit...
bipods	15	13	BIPOD, a two-legged...
birles	14	10	BIRLE, to carouse, a...
birses	13	9	BIRSE [n]
births	16	11	BIRTH, to originate...
bishes	15	11	BISH, a mistake, a b...
bisoms	14	12	BISOM, a term of rep...
bisons	12	10	BISON, either of two...
biters	13	9	BITER, that which bi...
bizzes	19	27	BIZ, (slang) busines...
bizzos	19	27	BIZZO, (Australian s...
blacks	18	17	BLACK, to blacken [v...
blades	13	11	BLADE, the cutting p...
blaffs	18	16	BLAFF, to bark [v]
blains	13	11	BLAIN, a blister [n]
blames	14	13	BLAME, to find fault...
blands	13	12	BLAND, to become bla...
blanks	14	15	BLANK, to delete [v]
blares	13	10	BLARE, to sound loud...
blarts	14	10	BLART, to shout loud...
blasts	14	10	BLAST, to use explos...
blates	13	10	BLATE, to babble [v]
blatts	14	10	BLATT, (slang) a new...
blauds	14	12	BLAUD, to strike, di...
blazes	16	19	BLAZE, to burn with...
bleaks	14	14	BLEAK, a freshwater...
blears	13	10	BLEAR, to make blear...
bleats	13	10	BLEAT, to cry like a...
bleeds	13	11	BLEED, to lose blood...
bleeps	15	13	BLEEP, to emit a sho...
blends	13	12	BLEND, to mix togeth...
blerts	14	10	BLERT, (colloquial)...
blimps	18	16	BLIMP [n]
blinds	14	12	BLIND, to make sight...
blings	15	13	BLING [n]
blinis	14	11	BLINI, a small buckw...
blinks	15	15	BLINK, to open and s...
blites	14	10	BLITE, a genus of he...
bloats	13	10	BLOAT, to swell [v]
blocks	18	17	BLOCK, to obstruct [...
blokes	14	14	BLOKE, a fellow [n]
blonds	13	12	BLOND, a fair comple...
bloods	13	11	BLOOD, to stain with...
blooks	14	14	BLOOK, a book serial...
blooms	14	13	BLOOM, to bear flowe...
bloops	15	13	BLOOP, in baseball,...
blores	13	10	BLORE, (archaic) a v...
bludes	14	12	BLUDE, (Scots) blood...
bluets	14	11	BLUET, a meadow flow...
blueys	20	13	BLUEY, a swagman's b...
bluffs	19	17	BLUFF, to deceive [v...
bluids	15	12	BLUID, (Scots) blood...
blumes	15	14	BLUME, to blossom [v...
blunks	15	16	BLUNK, (Scots) to sp...
blunts	14	12	BLUNT, to make blunt...
blurbs	17	14	BLURB, to praise in...
blurts	15	11	BLURT, to utter unad...
blypes	22	15	BLYPE, (Scots) a pie...
boards	12	10	BOARD, to supply foo...
boarts	12	9	BOART, diamond dust...
boasts	12	9	BOAST, to brag [v]
bobacs	17	15	BOBAC, a type of mar...
bobaks	15	16	BOBAK, a type of mar...
bobols	15	13	BOBOL, to commit a t...
boccas	18	15	BOCCA, (Italian) a m...
bocces	18	15	BOCCE, an Italian bo...
boccis	19	15	BOCCI, an Italian bo...
boches	17	14	BOCHE, an offensive...
bodges	13	12	BODGE, to patch up [...
bodies	12	10	BODY, to give form t...
bodles	13	11	BODLE, a former Scot...
boeufs	14	13	BOEUF, (French) beef...
boffos	16	15	BOFFO, a hearty laug...
bogans	12	12	BOGAN, (Native Ameri...
bogeys	19	13	BOGEY, to shoot one...
bogies	13	11	BOGIE, (Australian s...
bogles	14	12	BOGLE, to perform th...
bogues	13	12	BOGUE, a Mediterrane...
boheas	13	11	BOHEA, (Chinese) an...
boings	13	12	BOING, to reverberat...
boinks	13	14	BOINK, to reverberat...
boites	12	9	BOITE, (French) a ni...
bombes	15	15	BOMBE, (French) a de...
bombos	15	15	BOMBO, (Australian s...
bonces	14	13	BONCE, a large marbl...
boners	11	10	BONER, (US slang) a...
bongos	12	12	BONGO, a kind of ant...
bonnes	10	11	BONNE, (French) a Fr...
bonzes	14	19	BONZE, (Japanese) a...
booais	11	9	BOOAI, a remote rura...
booays	17	11	BOOAY, a remote rura...
boongs	12	12	BOONG, (offensive) a...
boords	12	10	BOORD, (Spenser) boa...
booses	11	9	BOOSE, to drink exce...
boosts	12	9	BOOST, to support, i...
booths	14	11	BOOTH, a stall for t...
boozes	14	18	BOOZE, to drink exce...
boraks	13	13	BORAK, (Native Austr...
borals	13	10	BORAL, a mixture of...
bordes	12	10	BORDE, (obsolete) bo...
boreas	11	9	the north wind [n -E...
borees	11	9	BOREE, (Native Austr...
borels	13	10	BOREL, a boring tool...
borers	12	9	BORER, one that bore...
borgos	13	11	BORGO, (Italian) a m...
borons	11	10	BORON, a relatively...
boshes	14	11	BOSH, (colloquial) m...
bosies	12	9	BOSIE, a kind of del...
bosoms	13	12	BOSOM, to enclose in...
bosons	11	10	BOSON, any of a cert...
bosses	12	9	BOSS, to domineer ov...
bosuns	12	11	BOSUN, a ship's offi...
botels	13	10	BOTEL, a waterside h...
bottes	12	9	BOTTE, a thrust in f...
bouges	13	12	BOUGE, (Shakespeare)...
boughs	16	14	BOUGH, a tree branch...
boules	13	11	BOULE, (Greek) in an...
boults	14	11	BOULT, to sieve thro...
bounds	12	12	BOUND, to leap [v]
bourds	13	11	BOURD [n]
bourgs	14	12	BOURG, a market-town...
bourns	12	11	BOURN, a small strea...
bouses	12	10	BOUSE, to haul with...
bovids	15	14	BOVID, an animal of...
bowats	15	12	BOWAT, (Scots) a lan...
bowels	16	13	BOWEL, to take out t...
bowers	15	12	BOWER, to enclose in...
bowets	15	12	BOWET, (Scots) a lan...
bownes	14	13	BOWNE, to prepare, a...
bowses	15	12	BOWSE, to haul with...
boxers	18	16	BOXER, a person who...
boxlas	19	17	BOXLA, a form of ind...
boyars	18	11	BOYAR, (Russian) a m...
boylas	19	12	BOYLA, a witch docto...
braais	12	9	BRAAI, (South Africa...
braces	15	12	BRACE, to support [v...
brachs	18	14	BRACH, a female hunt...
bracks	17	16	BRACK, a flaw in clo...
bracts	16	12	BRACT, any reduced l...
braids	13	10	BRAID, to form into...
brails	14	10	BRAIL, to haul in a...
brains	12	10	BRAIN, to dash out t...
brakes	13	13	BRAKE, to slow down...
brames	13	12	BRAME, (Spenser) a f...
brands	12	11	BRAND, to mark with...
branes	11	10	BRANE, a multi-dimen...
branks	13	14	BRANK, (Scots) to pr...
brants	12	10	BRANT, a wild goose,...
brases	12	9	BRAS, (Spenser) bras...
brasts	13	9	BRAST, (dialect) to...
bravas	14	13	BRAVA, (Italian) a s...
braves	14	13	BRAVE, to face with...
bravos	14	13	BRAVO, to applaud by...
brawls	17	13	BRAWL, to fight rowd...
brawns	15	13	BRAWN, muscular stre...
brazas	15	18	BRAZA, a Spanish uni...
brazes	15	18	BRAZE, to solder wit...
breads	12	10	BREAD, to cover with...
breaks	13	13	BREAK, to shatter or...
breams	13	12	BREAM, to clean a sh...
bredes	12	10	BREDE, to braid, to...
breeds	12	10	BREED, to produce by...
breeks	13	13	breeches [n]
breers	12	9	BREER, to sprout abo...
breids	13	10	BREID, bread [n]
brents	12	10	BRENT, a wild goose,...
breres	12	9	BRERE, (Spenser) a b...
breves	14	13	BREVE, an obsolescen...
brevis	15	13	broth, esp. beef bro...
brewis	16	12	(archaic) broth, esp...
briars	13	9	BRIAR, a prickly bus...
bribes	15	12	BRIBE, to influence...
bricks	18	16	BRICK, to build with...
brides	13	10	BRIDE, to act the br...
briefs	15	12	BRIEF, to give instr...
briers	13	9	BRIER, a prickly shr...
brikis	15	13	BRIKI, the Greek nam...
brills	16	11	BRILL, a fish spotte...
brines	12	10	BRINE, to treat with...
brings	14	12	BRING, to take with...
brinks	14	14	BRINK, an extreme ed...
brises	13	9	BRISE, (French) a mo...
brisks	15	13	BRISK, to make quick...
briths	16	11	BRITH, (Hebrew) a Je...
britts	14	9	BRITT, a young herri...
brizes	16	18	BRIZE, furnace refus...
broads	12	10	BROAD, an expansion...
brochs	18	14	BROCH, to broach, to...
brocks	17	16	BROCK, a badger [n]
broghs	16	13	BROGH, a dry-built c...
broils	14	10	BROIL, to cook over...
brokes	13	13	BROKE, to act as a s...
bromes	13	12	BROME, a kind of gra...
bromos	13	12	BROMO, a medicinal c...
broncs	15	13	BRONC, a native or a...
bronds	12	11	BROND, (obsolete) a...
broods	12	10	BROOD, to ponder glo...
brooks	13	13	BROOK, to tolerate [...
brools	13	10	BROOL, a deep murmur...
brooms	13	12	BROOM, to sweep with...
broses	12	9	BROSE, (Scots) a dis...
broths	15	11	BROTH, a clear thin...
browns	15	13	BROWN, to make brown...
brughs	17	14	BRUGH, a borough [n]
bruins	13	11	BRUIN, a bear [n]
bruits	14	10	BRUIT, to spread by...
brules	14	11	BRULE, a mixed race...
brumes	14	13	BRUME, mist or fog [...
brunts	13	11	BRUNT, to bear the c...
brusts	14	10	BRUST, (Spenser) to...
brutes	13	10	BRUTE, to girdle or...
bruxes	19	17	BRUX, to grind teeth...
buazes	15	19	BUAZE, an African sh...
bubals	16	14	BUBAL, a large antel...
bubbas	17	16	BUBBA, (colloquial)...
bubbes	17	16	BUBBE, (Yiddish) a J...
bubkes	16	17	(Yiddish) a very sma...
bubkis	17	17	(Yiddish) a very sma...
buboes	14	13	BUBO, (Latin) an inf...
buchus	19	16	BUCHU, an African me...
buckos	17	17	BUCKO, a bully [n]
buckus	18	18	BUCKU, an African me...
budges	14	13	BUDGE, to move or st...
buffos	17	16	BUFFO, an operatic c...
bugles	15	13	BUGLE, to play a bra...
builds	15	12	BUILD, to construct...
buists	14	10	BUIST, to mark a she...
bulges	15	13	BULGE, to swell out...
bulses	14	11	BULSE, a small bag f...
bumbos	16	16	BUMBO, a drink mixed...
bumphs	19	18	BUMPH, toilet paper;...
bunces	15	14	BUNCE, to disguise p...
buncos	15	14	BUNCO, to practice s...
bundhs	15	14	BUNDH, (Hindi) in In...
bundts	13	12	BUNDT, a type of cak...
bundus	13	13	BUNDU, (Bantu) a rem...
bunias	12	11	BUNIA, (Hindi) an (I...
bunjes	14	20	BUNJE, a strong rubb...
bunkos	13	15	BUNKO, to practice a...
bunyas	18	13	BUNYA, (Native Austr...
bupkes	16	17	(Yiddish) a very sma...
bupkis	17	17	(Yiddish) a very sma...
bupkus	17	18	(Yiddish) a very sma...
burans	12	11	BURAN, (Russian) a v...
burets	13	10	BURET, a glass measu...
burfis	16	13	BURFI, (Hindi) an In...
burghs	17	14	BURGH, a borough or...
buries	13	10	BURY, to put in the...
burins	13	11	BURIN, an engraver's...
burkas	14	14	BURKA, a coverall wo...
burkes	14	14	BURKE, to murder by...
buroos	12	10	BUROO, (Scots) unemp...
burqas	21	19	BURQA, a coverall wo...
burros	13	10	BURRO, a small donke...
bursas	13	10	BURSA, a pouch or sa...
burses	13	10	BURSE, a square clot...
bursts	14	10	BURST, to break open...
bushes	15	12	BUSH, to cover with...
busies	13	10	BUSY, to occupy ones...
busses	13	10	BUSS, to kiss [v]
bussus	14	11	BUSSU, a tropical Am...
bustis	14	10	BUSTI, in India, a f...
buteos	12	10	BUTEO, a buzzard [n]
butles	14	11	BUTLE, to serve as a...
butohs	15	12	BUTOH, (Japanese) a...
buttes	13	10	BUTTE, an isolated h...
bututs	14	11	BUTUT, a monetary un...
butyls	21	13	BUTYL, a compound ra...
buyers	19	12	BUYER, one that buys...
buzzes	19	28	BUZZ, to make a vibr...
bwanas	14	13	BWANA, (Swahili) a m...
bwazis	19	21	BWAZI, an African sh...
bylaws	23	15	BYLAW, the law of a...
bypass	21	14	to avoid by going ar...
byssus	20	12	a filamentous tuft b...
byways	28	16	BYWAY, a side road [...
cabals	16	13	CABAL, to conspire [...
cabers	15	12	CABER, (Scots) a hea...
cabins	15	13	CABIN, to live in a...
cables	16	13	CABLE, to fasten wit...
cabobs	17	15	CABOB, to skewer [v]
cabocs	18	15	CABOC, (Scots) a dou...
cacaos	15	12	CACAO, a small everg...
caches	18	14	CACHE, to store in a...
cactus	17	13	a succulent plant of...
caddis	14	11	a coarse woollen bra...
cadees	12	10	CADEE, (Scots) a cad...
cadets	13	10	CADET, a student at...
cadges	14	12	CADGE, to get by beg...
cadies	13	10	CADIE, (Scots) a cad...
cadres	13	10	CADRE, (French) a pe...
cagers	14	11	CAGER, a basketball...
cagots	14	11	CAGOT, (French) one...
cahows	18	14	CAHOW, a large rare...
cairds	14	10	CAIRD, a travelling...
cairns	13	10	CAIRN, a mound of st...
calces	17	13	CALX, a mineral resi...
califs	17	13	CALIF, (Arabic) an E...
callas	15	11	CALLA, any of a genu...
callus	16	12	to form a hard growt...
calpas	16	13	CALPA, (Sanskrit) on...
calves	16	14	CALF [v]
calxes	20	17	CALX, a mineral resi...
camans	13	13	CAMAN, a club used i...
camass	14	12	(Native American) a...
camels	15	13	CAMEL, a large, hump...
cameos	13	12	CAMEO, to portray in...
campos	16	15	CAMPO, (Spanish) an...
campus	17	16	to restrict a studen...
canals	13	11	CANAL, to dig an art...
canehs	14	12	CANEH, a Hebrew meas...
caners	12	10	CANER, one who canes...
canids	13	11	CANID, a member of t...
cannas	11	11	CANNA, a tropical li...
canoes	11	10	CANOE, to paddle a s...
canons	11	11	CANON, a member of a...
cansos	12	10	CANSO, a love song [...
cantos	12	10	CANTO, a division of...
cantus	13	11	(Latin) a melody or...
canvas	14	14	to examine thoroughl...
capers	15	12	CAPER, to leap or sk...
capias	15	12	a writ authorizing t...
caples	16	13	CAPLE, a horse, also...
capons	14	13	CAPON, a castrated c...
capots	15	12	CAPOT, to win all th...
capris	16	12	women's tapering tro...
capuls	17	14	CAPUL, a horse, also...
caraps	15	12	CARAP, a South Ameri...
carats	13	9	CARAT, a unit of wei...
carbos	15	12	CARBO, (short for) c...
cardis	14	10	CARDI, (short for) a...
carers	13	9	CARER, one that care...
caress	13	9	to touch lovingly [v...
carets	13	9	CARET, a typographic...
cargos	14	11	CARGO, a load [n]
caries	13	9	tooth decay [n CARIE...
carles	14	10	CARLE, a rude, rusti...
carobs	15	12	CAROB, the sweet-fla...
carols	14	10	CAROL, to sing joyou...
caroms	14	12	CAROM, to collide wi...
carons	12	10	CARON, another name...
carpus	16	13	(Latin) the part of...
carses	13	9	CARSE, (Scots) alluv...
cartas	13	9	CARTA, a charter, al...
cartes	13	9	CARTE, (French) a bi...
carves	15	13	CARVE, to form by cu...
cascos	16	12	CASCO, a Philippine...
cashes	15	11	CASH, to convert int...
cassis	14	9	(French) a blackcurr...
castes	13	9	CASTE, a system of d...
caters	13	9	CATER, to provide fo...
caucus	17	14	to hold a political...
caulds	15	12	CAULD, cold [n]
caules	14	11	CAULIS, an herbaceou...
caulis	15	11	an herbaceous or woo...
caulks	16	15	CAULK, to make the s...
cauris	14	10	CAURI, a former mone...
causes	13	10	CAUSE, to bring abou...
cauves	15	14	CAUF, a coalminer's...
cavass	15	13	an armed attendant i...
cavels	16	14	CAVEL, (Scots) a pie...
cavers	15	13	CAVER, one who explo...
cavies	15	13	CAVY, a kind of Sout...
cavils	17	14	CAVIL, to raise triv...
caxons	18	17	CAXON, (historical)...
ceases	12	9	CEASE, to stop [v]
ceazes	15	18	CEAZE, (obsolete) to...
cebids	16	13	CEBID, one of a fami...
cecils	18	13	fried meatballs [n]
cedars	13	10	CEDAR, a large everg...
ceders	13	10	CEDER, one who cedes...
ceibas	15	12	CEIBA, a genus of tr...
ceilis	15	10	CEILI, (Gaelic) an i...
celebs	16	13	CELEB, (short for) a...
cellos	15	11	CELLO, a stringed mu...
celoms	15	13	CELOM, a body cavity...
censes	12	10	CENSE, to perfume wi...
census	13	11	to take an official...
centas	12	10	a monetary unit of L...
centos	12	10	CENTO, a literary wo...
ceorls	14	10	CEORL, in Anglo-Saxo...
cercis	17	12	any tree or shrub of...
cercus	17	13	a sensory appendage...
cereus	13	10	(Latin) a genus of p...
cerges	14	11	CERGE, a large wax c...
cerias	13	9	CERIA, cerium oxide...
cernes	12	10	CERNE, (Shakespeare)...
cerous	13	10	of or like cerium [a...
cerris	14	9	(Latin) a species of...
certes	13	9	(archaic) in truth;...
cesses	13	9	CESSE, (Spenser) to...
cestas	13	9	CESTA, (Spanish) a b...
cestos	13	9	a belt or girdle [n...
cestus	14	10	a hand covering for...
cetyls	21	12	CETYL, a univalent r...
cezves	18	22	CEZVE, a small metal...
chaces	18	14	CHACE, (obsolete) to...
chacks	20	18	CHACK, to pinch or n...
chacos	18	14	CHACO, (Hungarian) t...
chados	15	12	CHADO, (Japanese) a...
chafes	17	14	CHAFE, to warm by ru...
chaffs	20	17	CHAFF, to poke fun a...
chafts	18	14	CHAFT, (Scots) the j...
chains	15	12	CHAIN, to bind with...
chairs	16	11	CHAIR, to install in...
chalks	18	16	CHALK, to mark with...
champs	19	17	CHAMP, to chew noisi...
chanas	14	12	CHANA, in Indian coo...
changs	16	14	CHANG, a kind of cat...
chanks	16	16	CHANK, (Hindi) the s...
chants	15	12	CHANT, to recite in...
chapes	17	14	CHAPE, the plate of...
charas	15	11	(Hindi) the resinous...
chards	16	12	CHARD, the edible le...
chares	15	11	CHARE, to do odd job...
charks	17	15	CHARK, to burn wood...
charms	17	14	CHARM, to enchant [v...
charrs	16	11	CHARR, a small fish...
charts	16	11	CHART, to map out [v...
chases	15	11	CHASE, to pursue [v]
chasms	17	14	CHASM, a deep cleft...
chawks	20	18	CHAWK, (Cornish dial...
chayas	21	13	CHAYA, an Indian pla...
cheaps	17	14	CHEAP, to take a che...
cheats	15	11	CHEAT, to defraud [v...
checks	20	18	CHECK, to inspect [v...
cheeks	16	15	CHEEK, to speak impu...
cheeps	17	14	CHEEP, to chirp [v]
cheers	15	11	CHEER, to applaud wi...
chekas	16	15	CHEKA, (Russian) the...
chelas	16	12	CHELA, a pincerlike...
chelps	19	15	CHELP, (Northern Eng...
chemos	16	14	CHEMO, (short for) c...
cherts	16	11	CHERT, a microcrysta...
chests	16	11	CHEST, to hit a ball...
cheths	18	13	CHETH, (Hebrew) the...
chiaus	16	12	to cheat, swindle [v...
chicas	19	14	CHICA, an orange-red...
chicks	21	18	CHICK, a young bird...
chicos	19	14	CHICO, an orange-red...
chides	16	12	CHIDE, to scold [v]
chiefs	18	14	CHIEF, the highest i...
chiels	17	12	CHIEL, (Scots) a man...
childs	18	13	CHILD, to bring fort...
chiles	17	12	CHILE, the (dried) r...
chilis	18	12	CHILI, the (dried) r...
chills	19	13	CHILL, to make cold...
chimbs	20	17	CHIMB, the rim at th...
chimes	17	14	CHIME, to ring in ha...
chimps	20	17	CHIMP, (short for) a...
chinas	15	12	CHINA, fine porcelai...
chines	15	12	CHINE, to break the...
chings	17	14	CHING, a high-pitche...
chinks	17	16	CHINK, to fill up cr...
chinos	15	12	CHINO, (Spanish) a s...
chints	16	12	a glazed printed cot...
chirks	18	15	CHIRK, to squeak [v]
chirls	18	12	CHIRL, (Scots) to em...
chirms	18	14	CHIRM, to cry out, c...
chiros	16	11	CHIRO, (short for) c...
chirps	19	14	CHIRP, to utter a sh...
chirrs	17	11	CHIRR, to chirp like...
chirts	17	11	CHIRT, to squeeze, s...
chirus	17	12	CHIRU, (Tibetan) a T...
chives	18	15	CHIVE, to cut with a...
chocks	20	18	CHOCK, to secure wit...
chocos	18	14	CHOCO, (Australian s...
choils	17	12	CHOIL, the end of a...
choirs	16	11	CHOIR, to sing in ch...
chokes	16	15	CHOKE, to impede the...
chokos	16	15	CHOKO, the fruit of...
cholas	16	12	CHOLA, (Spanish) a M...
cholis	17	12	CHOLI, (Hindi) a sho...
cholos	16	12	CHOLO, a flashy Mexi...
chomps	19	17	CHOMP, to chew vigor...
choofs	17	14	CHOOF, (Australian s...
chooks	16	15	CHOOK, to make a sou...
chooms	16	14	CHOOM, (Australian s...
choons	14	12	CHOON, a piece of re...
chords	16	12	CHORD, to play a com...
chores	15	11	CHORE, to do small j...
chorus	16	12	to sing in unison [v...
choses	15	11	CHOSE, (French) in l...
chotts	16	11	CHOTT, (Arabic) a sh...
chouts	16	12	CHOUT, (Hindi) in In...
chowks	20	18	CHOWK, (Hindi) a mar...
chucks	21	19	CHUCK, to chuck [v]
chufas	18	15	CHUFA, a sedgelike p...
chuffs	21	18	CHUFF, to make a ser...
chumps	20	18	CHUMP, to munch [v]
chunks	17	17	CHUNK, to make a dul...
churls	18	13	CHURL, in Anglo-Saxo...
churns	16	13	CHURN, to agitate to...
churrs	17	12	CHURR, to make a vib...
chuses	16	12	CHUSE, (obsolete) to...
chutes	16	12	CHUTE, to convey by...
chyles	23	14	CHYLE, a milky fluid...
chymes	23	16	CHYME, semiliquid, p...
cibols	17	13	CIBOL, a variety of...
ciders	14	10	CIDER, an alcoholic...
cigars	15	11	CIGAR, a roll of tob...
cimars	15	12	CIMAR, (French) a lo...
cippus	19	16	(Latin) a small colu...
circus	18	13	a public entertainme...
cirrus	15	10	(Latin) a type of cl...
ciscos	17	12	CISCO, a North Ameri...
cissus	15	10	a genus of tropical...
cistus	15	10	(Greek) any plant of...
citals	15	10	CITAL, a summons to...
citers	14	9	CITER, one who cites...
citess	14	9	(archaic) one who is...
cities	14	9	CITY, a large town [...
citrus	15	10	a citron tree [n -ES...
civets	16	13	CIVET, any of severa...
civics	20	16	the science of civic...
civies	16	13	CIVIE, (short for) a...
civils	18	14	CIVIL, esp. in the n...
cizers	17	18	(Shakespeare) scisso...
clachs	20	15	CLACH [n]
clacks	19	17	CLACK, to make a noi...
clades	14	11	CLADE, a group of or...
claims	16	13	CLAIM, to demand as...
clames	15	13	CLAME, (Spenser) a c...
clamps	18	16	CLAMP, to fasten wit...
clangs	15	13	CLANG, to ring loudl...
clanks	15	15	CLANK, to rattle as...
claros	14	10	CLARO, a light-colou...
clarts	15	10	CLART, to dirty [v]
clasps	17	13	CLASP, to embrace ti...
clasts	15	10	CLAST, an individual...
clauts	15	11	CLAUT, (Scots) to sc...
claves	16	14	CLAVE, in plants, a...
clavis	17	14	(Latin) a key; hence...
clavus	17	15	a horny thickening o...
cleans	13	11	CLEAN, to rid of sta...
clears	14	10	CLEAR, to remove obs...
cleats	14	10	CLEAT, to strengthen...
clecks	19	17	CLECK, (Scots) to ha...
cleeks	15	14	CLEEK, to seize, hoo...
cleeps	16	13	CLEEP, (archaic) to...
clefts	17	13	CLEFT, to insert a s...
cleiks	16	14	CLEIK, a kind of gol...
clepes	16	13	CLEPE, (archaic) to...
clerks	16	14	CLERK, to serve as a...
cleves	16	14	CLEVE, (dialect) a c...
clevis	17	14	a U-shaped fastener...
clicks	20	17	CLICK, to make a sho...
cliffs	20	16	CLIFF, a high, steep...
clifts	18	13	CLIFT, a cliff [n]
climbs	19	16	CLIMB, to ascend [v]
climes	16	13	CLIME, the atmospher...
clines	14	11	CLINE, a gradual geo...
clings	16	13	CLING, to adhere to...
clinks	16	15	CLINK, to make a sho...
clints	15	11	CLINT, a block in a...
clipes	17	13	CLIPE, to tell tales...
cloaks	15	14	CLOAK, to clothe wit...
cloams	15	13	CLOAM, earthenware o...
clocks	19	17	CLOCK, to time with...
cloffs	19	16	CLOFF, (Scots) a cle...
clokes	15	14	CLOKE, to clothe wit...
clomps	18	16	CLOMP, to walk heavi...
clones	13	11	CLONE, to reproduce...
clonks	15	15	CLONK, to make a dul...
clonus	14	12	a form of muscular s...
cloops	16	13	CLOOP, the sound of...
cloots	14	10	CLOOT, a cloven hoof...
closes	14	10	CLOSE, to make impas...
clotes	14	10	CLOTE, the common bu...
cloths	17	12	CLOTH, fabric [n]
clouds	15	12	CLOUD, to make obscu...
clours	15	11	CLOUR, to knock or b...
clouts	15	11	CLOUT, to hit with t...
cloves	16	14	CLOVE, the flower-bu...
clovis	17	14	as in clovis point,...
clowns	17	14	CLOWN, to act like a...
cloyes	20	12	CLOYE, (Shakespeare)...
clozes	17	19	CLOZE, a type of edu...
clucks	20	18	CLUCK, to make the s...
clumps	19	17	CLUMP, to form into...
clunks	16	16	CLUNK, to make a dul...
clypes	23	15	CLYPE, to tell tales...
cnemis	14	13	the shin or tibia [n...
coacts	16	12	COACT, to act togeth...
coalas	13	10	COALA, an Australian...
coapts	15	12	COAPT, to fit togeth...
coarbs	15	12	COARB, (historical)...
coasts	13	9	COAST, to cycle with...
coates	12	9	COATE, to cite as ev...
coatis	13	9	COATI, a tropical Am...
coaxes	18	16	COAX, to cajole [v]
cobias	15	12	COBIA, a large game...
cobles	16	13	COBLE, (Welsh) a sho...
cobras	15	12	COBRA, a venomous sn...
cobzas	18	21	COBZA, a Romanian fo...
coccos	19	15	COCCO, the taro or o...
coccus	20	16	one of the separable...
coches	18	14	COCH, (Spenser) a co...
cocoas	15	12	COCOA, the seed of t...
codecs	16	13	CODEC, a piece of so...
codens	12	11	CODEN, a coding clas...
coders	13	10	CODER, one who write...
codons	12	11	CODON, a triplet of...
cogies	14	11	COGIE, (Scots) a sma...
cogons	13	12	COGON, a kind of fas...
cogues	14	12	COGUE, (Scots) a sma...
cohabs	17	14	COHAB, (short for) a...
cohens	14	12	COHEN, a member of t...
cohoes	14	11	COHOE, a Pacific sal...
cohogs	16	13	COHOG, (Native Ameri...
coigns	14	12	COIGN, to secure wit...
coitus	14	10	sexual intercourse,...
colbys	23	15	COLBY, a type of mil...
coleus	14	11	a plant of the Mint...
coleys	20	12	COLEY, an edible fis...
colics	18	13	COLIC, severe abdomi...
colies	14	10	COLY, an African bir...
colins	14	11	COLIN, the American...
cologs	15	12	COLOG, (short for) c...
colons	13	11	COLON, a section of...
colors	14	10	COLOR, (US) to paint...
colzas	17	19	COLZA, a variety of...
combes	16	15	COMBE, a narrow vall...
combis	17	15	COMBI, a vessel or v...
combos	16	15	COMBO, a small jazz...
comers	14	12	COMER, one showing g...
comets	14	12	COMET, a celestial b...
comics	18	15	COMIC, a comedian [n...
commas	15	15	COMMA, a fragment of...
commis	16	15	(French) a deputy, a...
commos	15	15	COMMO, (Australian c...
comous	14	13	bearing a tuft of si...
compas	16	15	a popular music of H...
compos	16	15	COMPO, a mortar of c...
compts	17	15	COMPT, (obsolete) to...
comtes	14	12	COMTE, (French) a Fr...
conchs	18	15	CONCH, a marine moll...
condos	12	11	CONDO, (short for) a...
coneys	18	12	CONEY, a rabbit, als...
congas	13	12	CONGA, to dance the...
conges	13	12	CONGE, to take leave...
congos	13	12	CONGO, a kind of bla...
conias	12	10	CONIA, a liquid, hig...
conics	16	13	CONIC, a conic secti...
conies	12	10	CONY, a rabbit, also...
conins	12	11	CONIN, a liquid, hig...
connes	11	11	CONNE, (Spenser) to...
contes	12	10	CONTE, (French) a sh...
contos	12	10	CONTO, a Portuguese...
convos	14	14	CONVO, (Australian c...
cooees	11	9	COOEE, to cry out sh...
cooers	12	9	COOER, one that coos...
cooeys	18	11	COOEY, to cry out sh...
coombs	16	15	COOMB, a short deep...
coopts	15	12	COOPT, to recruit e....
coozes	15	18	COOZE, (colloquial)...
copals	16	13	COPAL, a hard resin...
copays	21	14	COPAY, an amount pay...
copens	14	13	COPEN, a strong ligh...
copers	15	12	COPER, to supply a s...
copies	15	12	COPY, to imitate [v]
copras	15	12	COPRA, dried coconut...
copses	15	12	COPSE, to cut back t...
coquis	22	19	COQUI, a small arbor...
corals	14	10	CORAL, a mass of mar...
corbes	15	12	CORBE, a projection...
corers	13	9	CORER, a device for...
coreys	19	11	COREY, the penis, al...
corgis	15	11	CORGI, a dog of a sm...
cories	13	9	CORY, (Romany) the p...
cormus	15	13	the whole body of a...
cornus	13	11	a hardwood tree or s...
corpus	16	13	a human or animal bo...
corses	13	9	CORSE, a corpse [n]
corsos	13	9	CORSO, (Italian) a r...
corves	15	13	CORF, a coalminer's...
corvus	16	14	(Latin) a grappling...
cosecs	16	12	COSEC, a trigonometr...
cosets	13	9	COSET, a mathematica...
coseys	19	11	COSEY, a covering fo...
coshes	15	11	COSH, to bludgeon [v...
cosies	13	9	COSY, to attempt to...
cosmos	14	12	the universe as an o...
cosses	13	9	COSS, a measure of d...
costes	13	9	COSTE, (Spenser) a c...
costus	14	10	an aromatic root of...
cotans	12	10	COTAN, (short for) c...
cottas	13	9	COTTA, (Latin) a sho...
cottus	14	10	any fish of the genu...
coudes	13	11	COUDE, (French) a re...
coughs	17	14	COUGH, to expel air...
coulis	15	11	(French) a thin pure...
counts	13	11	COUNT, to number [v]
coupes	15	13	COUPE, (French) a fo...
courbs	16	13	COURB, (archaic) to...
coures	13	10	COURE, to cower [v]
courts	14	10	COURT, to woo [v]
coutas	13	10	COUTA, a type of fis...
couths	16	12	COUTH, refinement [n...
covens	14	14	COVEN, a group of wi...
covers	15	13	COVER, to spread som...
covets	15	13	COVET, to desire gre...
coveys	21	15	COVEY, a small flock...
covins	15	14	COVIN, a conspiracy...
cowals	17	13	COWAL, (Native Austr...
cowans	15	13	COWAN, (Scots) a dry...
cowers	16	12	COWER, to cringe [v]
coxibs	22	19	COXIB, a drug used i...
coyaus	19	12	COYAU, (French) a st...
coypus	22	15	COYPU, an aquatic ro...
cozens	15	19	COZEN, to cheat, als...
cozeys	22	20	COZEY, a covering fo...
cozies	16	18	COZY, to attempt to...
cozzes	19	27	COZ, (archaic) cousi...
craals	14	10	CRAAL, to pen in an...
cracks	18	16	CRACK, to break with...
crafts	16	12	CRAFT, to make by ha...
craics	17	12	CRAIC, (Irish) pleas...
craigs	15	11	CRAIG, (Scots) a cra...
crakes	14	13	CRAKE, to utter the...
crames	14	12	CRAME, (Scots) a boo...
cramps	17	15	CRAMP, to confine or...
cranes	12	10	CRANE, to stretch ou...
cranks	14	14	CRANK, to start manu...
crants	13	10	(Shakespeare) the ga...
crapes	15	12	CRAPE, to cover or s...
crares	13	9	CRARE, a trading ves...
crases	13	9	CRASIS, the melding...
crasis	14	9	the melding of two v...
crates	13	9	CRATE, to put in a p...
craves	15	13	CRAVE, to desire gre...
crawls	18	13	CRAWL, to move with...
crazes	16	18	CRAZE, to make insan...
creaks	14	13	CREAK, to make a squ...
creams	14	12	CREAM, to select the...
credos	13	10	CREDO, (Latin) a con...
creeds	13	10	CREED, a statement o...
creeks	14	13	CREEK, a watercourse...
creels	14	10	CREEL, to put fish i...
creeps	15	12	CREEP, to advance st...
cremes	14	12	CREME, (French) crea...
crenas	12	10	CRENA, (Latin) a not...
crepes	15	12	CREPE, to cover with...
crests	14	9	CREST, to reach a pe...
crewes	16	12	CREWE, (archaic) a p...
cricks	19	16	CRICK, to cause a sp...
criers	14	9	CRIER, one that crie...
crimes	15	12	CRIME, to convict ov...
crimps	18	15	CRIMP, to press into...
crines	13	10	CRINE, (Scots) to sh...
cripes	16	12	used as a mild oath,...
crises	14	9	CRISIS, a crucial tu...
crisis	15	9	a crucial turning po...
crisps	17	12	CRISP, to make britt...
criths	17	11	CRITH, a unit of mas...
croaks	14	13	CROAK, to utter a lo...
crocks	18	16	CROCK, to break down...
crocus	17	13	an iridaceous plant...
crofts	16	12	CROFT, to expose clo...
crombs	17	15	CROMB, to draw by a...
cromes	14	12	CROME, to draw by a...
crones	12	10	CRONE, a withered ol...
crooks	14	13	CROOK, to bend or fo...
crools	14	10	CROOL, (Australian s...
croons	12	10	CROON, to sing softl...
crores	13	9	CRORE, (Hindi) an In...
croups	16	13	CROUP, to speak hoar...
crouts	14	10	CROUT, cabbage cut f...
crowds	17	13	CROWD, to press clos...
crowns	16	13	CROWN, to invest wit...
crozes	16	18	CROZE, a tool used i...
cruces	17	13	CRUX, a basic or dec...
crucks	19	17	CRUCK, one of a pair...
crudes	14	11	CRUDE, unrefined pet...
crudos	14	11	CRUDO, sliced, uncoo...
cruels	15	11	(Scots) scrofula, th...
cruets	14	10	CRUET, a vessel used...
crufts	17	13	CRUFT, technical mat...
crumbs	18	16	CRUMB, to break into...
crumps	18	16	CRUMP, to crunch [v]
crunks	15	15	CRUNK, a form of hip...
cruors	14	10	CRUOR, (Latin) a mas...
cruses	14	10	CRUSE, an earthenwar...
crusts	15	10	CRUST, to form a har...
cruves	16	14	CRUVE, a pen or sty,...
cruxes	20	17	CRUX, a basic or dec...
crwths	20	14	CRWTH, (Welsh) an an...
cryers	20	11	CRYER, one that crie...
crypts	23	14	CRYPT, a burial vaul...
ctenes	12	10	CTENE, a comb-like s...
cubebs	18	16	CUBEB, the pungent b...
cubers	16	13	CUBER, a machine for...
cubics	20	16	CUBIC, a cubic equat...
cubits	17	13	CUBIT, an old measur...
culets	15	11	CULET, (French) the...
cullis	17	12	a strong broth of me...
cultus	16	12	(Latin) a religious...
cumecs	18	16	CUMEC, a unit of liq...
cumins	15	14	CUMIN, an umbellifer...
cuneus	13	12	a small wedge-shaped...
cunits	14	11	CUNIT, one hundred c...
cupels	17	14	CUPEL, to refine gol...
cupids	17	14	CUPID, a statue of t...
cuppas	18	16	CUPPA, (colloquial)...
curats	14	10	CURAT, (obsolete) a...
curers	14	10	CURER, one who cures...
curets	14	10	CURET, (US) a surgic...
curias	14	10	CURIA, a court of ju...
curies	14	10	CURIE, a unit of rad...
curios	14	10	CURIO, an unusual ar...
curses	14	10	CURSE, to invoke evi...
cursus	15	11	an elongated prehist...
curves	16	14	CURVE, to deviate fr...
cuscus	18	14	an arboreal mammal o...
cusecs	17	13	CUSEC, a unit of liq...
cushes	16	12	CUSH, the cushion in...
cuspis	17	13	(Latin) a point e.g....
cusses	14	10	CUSS, (colloquial) t...
cussos	14	10	CUSSO, an Ethiopian...
custos	14	10	(Latin) a guardian,...
cusums	16	14	CUSUM, a statistical...
cuteys	20	12	CUTEY, a cute person...
cuties	14	10	CUTIE, a cute person...
cutins	14	11	CUTIN, the waxy mate...
cutlas	15	11	a curved, one-edged...
cutups	17	14	CUTUP, a mischievous...
cuvees	15	14	CUVEE, (French) a va...
cuzzes	20	28	CUZ, (obsolete) cous...
cycads	23	15	CYCAD, any member of...
cycles	24	15	CYCLE, to ride a bic...
cyclos	24	15	CYCLO, a three wheel...
cyclus	25	16	a cycle of myths, po...
cyders	20	12	CYDER, an alcoholic...
cyeses	19	11	CYESIS, pregnancy [n...
cyesis	20	11	pregnancy [n CYESES]
cymars	21	14	CYMAR, (French) a lo...
cymols	22	15	CYMOL, a hydrocarbon...
cymous	21	15	resembling a cyme, a...
cynics	23	15	CYNIC, someone who t...
cypres	22	14	the legal doctrine o...
cypris	23	14	a type of barnacle,...
cyprus	23	15	(obsolete) a thin tr...
cytons	19	12	CYTON, the body of a...
dabbas	14	13	DABBA, (Hindi) in In...
dachas	15	12	DACHA, a Russian cou...
dadahs	12	10	DADAH, (Australian s...
dadoes	9	8	DADO, an ornamental...
daggas	12	11	DAGGA, marijuana [n]
dagoes	10	9	DAGO, (offensive) a...
daikos	11	11	DAIKO, a large Japan...
daines	9	8	DAINE, (Shakespeare)...
daints	10	8	DAINT, (Spenser) a d...
daises	10	7	DAIS, a raised platf...
dakers	11	11	DAKER, to lounge, al...
daleds	11	9	DALED, the fourth le...
dalles	12	9	DALLE, (French) a sl...
damans	10	11	DAMAN, a small herbi...
damars	11	10	DAMAR, a hard resin...
dances	12	11	DANCE, to move rhyth...
danios	9	8	DANIO, a brightly co...
darafs	12	10	DARAF, an electrical...
darcys	20	12	DARCY, a unit of geo...
darers	10	7	DARER, one who dares...
dargas	11	9	DARGA, the tomb of a...
darics	14	10	DARIC, a gold coin o...
darres	10	7	DARRE, to venture bo...
darzis	14	16	DARZI, a Hindu tailo...
dashes	12	9	DASH, to strike viol...
dashis	13	9	DASHI, a fish broth...
datals	11	8	DATAL, a daily recko...
daters	10	7	DATER, one who dates...
dattos	10	7	DATTO, a Philippine...
datums	12	11	DATUM, something use...
daubes	12	11	DAUBE, (French) a me...
daults	12	9	DAULT, (Scots) a fos...
daunts	10	9	DAUNT, to intimidate...
davens	11	12	DAVEN, to utter Jewi...
davies	12	11	DAVY, a safety lamp...
davits	13	11	DAVIT, a crane that...
dawahs	15	12	DAWAH, (Arabic) the...
dayans	15	10	DAYAN, (Hebrew) a se...
daynts	16	10	DAYNT, (Spenser) a t...
dazers	13	16	DAZER, something tha...
deairs	10	7	DEAIR, to remove air...
deares	9	7	DEARE, to injure, al...
dearns	9	8	DEARN [n]
deaths	12	9	DEATH, the end of li...
deaves	11	11	DEAVE, (Scots) to de...
debags	13	12	DEBAG, to take someo...
debars	12	10	DEBAR, to exclude [v...
debels	13	11	DEBEL, to conquer in...
debits	13	10	DEBIT, to charge wit...
deboss	12	10	to impress a design...
debris	13	10	scattered remains [n...
debuds	13	12	DEBUD, to remove the...
debugs	14	13	DEBUG, to remove the...
deburs	13	11	DEBUR, to remove rou...
debuts	13	11	DEBUT, to make a fir...
debyes	18	12	DEBYE, a unit of mea...
decads	13	11	DECAD, (obsolete) a...
decafs	15	13	DECAF, (short for) d...
decals	14	11	DECAL, a design made...
decans	12	11	DECAN, one of three...
decays	19	12	DECAY, to decompose...
deckos	14	14	DECKO [v]
decors	13	10	DECOR, a style of de...
decoys	19	12	DECOY, to lure into...
dedans	9	9	(French) spectators...
deeres	9	7	DEERE, (Spenser) a d...
deeves	11	11	DEEVE, to deafen, al...
defats	12	10	DEFAT, to remove fat...
defers	12	10	DEFER, to postpone [...
defies	12	10	DEFY, to resist open...
defogs	13	12	DEFOG, to remove fog...
degras	11	9	(French) a fat obtai...
degums	13	13	DEGUM, to free from...
dehors	12	9	other than [prep]
deices	13	10	DEICE, to free of ic...
deigns	11	10	DEIGN, to condescend...
deisms	12	10	DEISM, belief in God...
deists	11	7	DEIST, an adherent o...
deixes	16	14	DEIXIS, use of words...
deixis	17	14	use of words relatin...
dekkos	12	15	DEKKO [v]
delays	17	10	DELAY, to put off to...
delfts	14	11	DELFT, a type of ear...
delphs	16	13	DELPH, a type of ear...
deltas	11	8	DELTA, an alluvial d...
delves	13	12	DELVE, to search in...
demans	10	11	DEMAN, to reduce the...
demies	11	10	DEMY, a size of pape...
demiss	12	10	humble, also DEMISSI...
demits	12	10	DEMIT, to let fall,...
demobs	13	13	DEMOB, to discharge...
demons	10	11	DEMON, an evil spiri...
demurs	12	11	DEMUR, to object [v]
denars	9	8	DENAR, a monetary un...
denays	15	10	DENAY, (obsolete) to...
denets	9	8	DENET, to market a b...
denies	9	8	DENY, to declare to...
denims	11	11	DENIM, a coloured tw...
depots	12	10	DEPOT, a railway or...
depths	15	12	DEPTH, deepness [n]
derats	10	7	DERAT, to rid of rat...
derays	16	9	DERAY, (obsolete) to...
derigs	12	9	DERIG, to dismantle...
dermas	11	10	DERMA, the true skin...
dermis	12	10	the true skin, below...
derris	11	7	a vine yielding rote...
derros	10	7	DERRO, (Australian s...
derths	13	9	DERTH, (Spenser) dea...
deshis	13	9	DESHI, (Hinglish) a...
desses	10	7	DESSE, (Spenser) a d...
deters	10	7	DETER, to hinder or...
deuces	13	11	DEUCE, to even the s...
devels	13	12	DEVEL, to hit hard w...
devils	14	12	DEVIL, to prepare fo...
devons	11	12	DEVON, one of a bree...
devots	12	11	DEVOT, (French) a de...
dewans	12	11	DEWAN, (Urdu) in Ind...
dewars	13	10	DEWAR, a double-wall...
dexies	16	14	DEXY, a pill contain...
dhikrs	15	13	DHIKR, (Arabic) a Su...
dhobis	15	12	DHOBI, (Hindi) an In...
dholes	13	10	DHOLE, an Indian wil...
dholls	15	11	DHOLL, a pea-like pl...
dhotis	13	9	DHOTI, a loincloth w...
dhutis	14	10	DHUTI, a loincloth w...
diacts	14	10	DIACT, a sponge spic...
diazos	13	16	DIAZO, a type of pho...
dicers	14	10	DICER, a device that...
dichts	17	12	DICHT, (Scots) to wi...
dicots	14	10	DICOT, (short for) a...
didies	11	8	DIDY, a diaper, also...
didoes	10	8	DIDO, a mischievous...
dienes	9	8	DIENE, an organic co...
dieses	10	7	DIESIS, a reference...
diesis	11	7	a reference mark in...
dights	15	11	DIGHT, to adorn, to...
digits	13	9	DIGIT, a finger or a...
dikers	12	11	DIKER, a person who...
dildos	12	9	DILDO, an object use...
dillis	14	9	DILLI, (Native Austr...
dimbos	14	13	DIMBO, an unintellig...
dimers	12	10	DIMER, a molecular c...
dinars	10	8	DINAR, a monetary un...
diners	10	8	DINER, one that dine...
dinges	11	10	a doodad, also DINGU...
dingos	11	10	DINGO, the Australia...
dingus	12	11	a doodad, also DINGE...
dinics	14	11	DINIC, a remedy for...
diodes	10	8	DIODE, a type of ele...
diotas	10	7	DIOTA, an ancient tw...
dipsas	13	10	a fabled serpent who...
dipsos	13	10	DIPSO, (short for) a...
dirams	12	10	DIRAM, a monetary un...
dirges	12	9	DIRGE, a funeral son...
dirkes	12	11	DIRKE, (Spenser) to...
discos	14	10	DISCO, to take part...
discus	15	11	a disc hurled in ath...
dishes	13	9	DISH, to put into a...
dismes	12	10	DISME, a former 10-c...
disses	11	7	DISS, to disrespect,...
ditals	12	8	DITAL, a device whic...
dittos	11	7	DITTO, to repeat tha...
ditzes	14	16	DITZ, a silly person...
divans	12	12	DIVAN, a couch or be...
divers	13	11	sundry, several [adj...
divots	13	11	DIVOT, a piece of tu...
diwans	13	11	DIWAN, (Urdu) in Ind...
dixies	17	14	DIXIE, a camp-kettle...
dixits	18	14	DIXIT, (Latin) an ut...
dizens	13	17	DIZEN, to dress in f...
djinns	12	18	DJINN, a supernatura...
dobies	12	10	DOBIE, an unburnt su...
doblas	13	11	DOBLA, a former gold...
dobras	12	10	DOBRA, a former gold...
dobros	12	10	DOBRO, a type of aco...
dodges	11	10	DODGE, to evade [v]
dodoes	9	8	DODO, an extinct bir...
dogans	10	10	DOGAN, a derogatory...
dogeys	17	11	DOGEY, a stray calf,...
dogies	11	9	DOGY, a stray calf,...
dogmas	12	12	DOGMA, an authoritat...
dohyos	18	11	DOHYO, a sumo wrestl...
doings	11	10	DOING, an action [n]
dolces	14	11	DOLCE, (Italian) a s...
dolmas	12	11	DOLMA, a vine or cab...
dolors	11	8	DOLOR, grief, also D...
donahs	11	10	DONAH, (Spanish) fem...
donees	8	8	DONEE, the person to...
dongas	10	10	DONGA, a gully in a...
donkos	10	12	DONKO, (New Zealand)...
donnas	8	9	DONNA, (Italian) a t...
donnes	8	9	DONNE, (French) a da...
donors	9	8	DONOR, one that dona...
donuts	10	9	DONUT, to surround a...
dooces	12	10	DOOCE, to dismiss (a...
doofus	12	11	a stupid person, als...
dooles	10	8	DOOLE, (obsolete) pa...
doonas	8	8	DOONA, a light quilt...
doorns	9	8	DOORN, (Afrikaans) a...
dopers	12	10	DOPER, one who dopes...
dorads	10	8	DORAD, any member of...
dorbas	12	10	DORBA, (Australian s...
dorees	9	7	DOREE, a yellow mack...
dories	10	7	DORY, a golden-yello...
dorses	10	7	DORSE, a kind of sma...
dosehs	12	9	DOSEH, an old Arabia...
dosers	10	7	DOSER, one who doses...
doshas	12	9	DOSHA, (Sanskrit) ea...
doshes	12	9	DOSH, (slang) money...
dosses	10	7	DOSS, to sleep in an...
doters	10	7	DOTER, one who dotes...
douars	10	8	DOUAR, a type of ten...
doubts	13	11	DOUBT, to be uncerta...
doughs	14	12	DOUGH, a flour mixtu...
doulas	11	9	DOULA, (Modern Greek...
doumas	11	11	DOUMA, (Russian) the...
douras	10	8	DOURA, Indian millet...
douses	10	8	DOUSE, to plunge int...
dovens	11	12	DOVEN, to utter Jewi...
dovers	12	11	DOVER, (Scots) to do...
dowars	13	10	DOWAR, (Arabic) a ci...
dowels	14	11	DOWEL, to fasten wit...
dowers	13	10	DOWER, to provide wi...
dowlas	14	11	a coarse linen cloth...
dowles	14	11	DOWLE, (dialect) a p...
dowses	13	10	DOWSE, to search for...
doxies	16	14	DOXIE, a doctrine, a...
doyens	15	10	DOYEN, the senior me...
dozens	12	17	DOZEN, (Scots) to do...
dozers	13	16	DOZER, one who dozes...
draffs	15	13	DRAFF, the damp rema...
drafts	13	10	DRAFT, to conscript...
drails	12	8	DRAIL, to dirty by d...
drains	10	8	DRAIN, to draw off a...
drakes	11	11	DRAKE, a male duck [...
dramas	11	10	DRAMA, a story showi...
drants	10	8	DRANT, (dialect) to...
drapes	12	10	DRAPE, to arrange in...
drawls	15	11	DRAWL, to speak slow...
dreads	10	8	DREAD, to fear great...
dreams	11	10	DREAM, to experience...
drears	10	7	DREAR, gloom [n]
drecks	15	14	DRECK, inferior merc...
dreres	10	7	DRERE, (Spenser) dre...
drices	14	10	DRICE, dry ice or fr...
driers	11	7	DRIER, an apparatus...
drifts	14	10	DRIFT, to drift alon...
drills	14	9	DRILL, to bore a hol...
drinks	12	12	DRINK, to swallow li...
drives	13	11	DRIVE, to urge or co...
droids	11	8	DROID, (colloquial)...
droils	12	8	DROIL, (obsolete) to...
droits	11	7	DROIT, (French) a le...
drokes	11	11	DROKE, (Canadian) a...
droles	11	8	DROLE, a rogue or kn...
drolls	13	9	DROLL, to jest [v]
dromes	11	10	DROME, (colloquial)...
dromos	11	10	a Greek race-course...
drones	9	8	DRONE, to make a mon...
droobs	12	10	DROOB, (Australian s...
droogs	11	9	DROOG, (Russian) a v...
drooks	11	11	DROOK, (Scots) to dr...
drools	11	8	DROOL, to let saliva...
droops	12	10	DROOP, to hang downw...
drouks	12	12	DROUK, (Scots) to dr...
droves	12	11	DROVE, to drive shee...
drowns	13	11	DROWN, to suffocate...
druids	12	9	DRUID, one of an anc...
drunks	12	13	DRUNK, an intoxicate...
drupes	13	11	DRUPE, a fleshy frui...
druses	11	8	DRUSE, a crust of sm...
dryads	17	10	DRYAD, a nymph of th...
dryers	17	9	DRYER, an apparatus...
dsobos	12	10	DSOBO, (Tibetan) a m...
dsomos	11	10	DSOMO, (Tibetan) a f...
dubbos	15	14	DUBBO, (Australian s...
ducats	14	11	DUCAT, (historical)...
duetts	11	8	DUETT, a musical per...
dukkas	13	16	DUKKA, a mix of grou...
dulces	15	12	DULCE, a sweet food...
dulias	12	9	DULIA, in Roman Cath...
dulses	12	9	DULSE, an edible red...
dumbos	14	14	DUMBO, (colloquial)...
dumkas	13	15	DUMKA, (Czech) a lam...
dumous	12	12	abounding with bushe...
dunams	11	12	DUNAM, an Israeli la...
dunces	13	12	DUNCE, a stupid pers...
duomos	11	11	DUOMO, (Italian) a c...
dupers	13	11	DUPER, one who dupes...
durals	12	9	DURAL, (tradename) a...
duress	11	8	compulsion by force,...
durocs	14	11	DUROC, a large red h...
duroys	17	10	DUROY, a coarse wool...
durras	11	8	DURRA, (Arabic) indi...
durums	13	12	DURUM, a strain of w...
durzis	15	17	DURZI, a Hindu tailo...
dushes	13	10	DUSH, (Scots) to str...
duties	11	8	DUTY, a moral or leg...
duvets	13	12	DUVET, a light quilt...
dwaals	14	11	DWAAL, (South Africa...
dwales	14	11	DWALE, deadly nights...
dwalms	16	14	DWALM, to swoon, als...
dwangs	14	13	DWANG, a piece of ti...
dwarfs	16	13	DWARF, to cause to a...
dwaums	15	14	DWAUM, to swoon, als...
dweebs	15	13	DWEEB, a fool [n]
dwells	16	12	DWELL, to reside [v]
dwiles	15	11	DWILE, a floorcloth...
dwines	13	11	DWINE, (Scots) to pi...
dyings	18	12	DYING, a passing out...
dykons	17	14	DYKON, a celebrity,...
dynels	17	11	DYNEL, a synthetic f...
eagers	10	8	EAGER, a tidal flood...
eagles	11	9	EAGLE, to score two...
eagres	10	8	EAGRE, a bore or sud...
earths	12	8	EARTH, to cover with...
easels	10	7	EASEL, a three-legge...
easers	9	6	EASER, one who eases...
easies	9	6	EASY, a communicatio...
easles	10	7	EASLE, (Scots) hot a...
eaters	9	6	EATER, one who eats...
ebbets	14	12	EBBET, a common gree...
ebooks	12	13	EBOOK, a book in ele...
ecesis	13	9	the establishment of...
echoes	14	11	ECHO, a reflected so...
eclats	14	10	ECLAT, (French) grea...
eddies	10	8	EDDY, to move agains...
eddoes	9	8	EDDO, a kind of yam,...
edemas	10	10	EDEMA, local or gene...
edgers	11	9	EDGER, a tool used t...
edicts	14	10	EDICT, an authoritat...
ediles	11	8	EDILE, (Latin) in cl...
educes	13	11	EDUCE, to draw out,...
educts	14	11	EDUCT, that which is...
eeches	14	11	EECH, to augment, al...
eejits	12	15	EEJIT, (colloquial)...
eevens	10	11	EEVEN, the latter pa...
egests	11	8	EGEST, to discharge...
eggars	12	10	EGGAR, any of severa...
eggers	12	10	EGGER, any of severa...
egises	11	8	EGIS, (Greek) protec...
egress	11	8	to go out [v -ED, -I...
egrets	11	8	EGRET, a wading bird...
eiders	10	7	EIDER, a large sea d...
eights	14	10	EIGHT, the cardinal...
eikons	10	11	EIKON, (Greek) a rel...
eisels	11	7	EISEL, (obsolete) so...
ejects	15	18	EJECT, to throw out...
ejidos	12	16	EJIDO, (Spanish) a p...
elains	10	8	ELAIN, a glyceride o...
elands	10	9	ELAND, a large Afric...
elates	10	7	ELATE, to raise the...
elbows	16	13	ELBOW, to jostle [v]
elchis	17	12	ELCHI, an ambassador...
elders	11	8	ELDER, a kind of shr...
eldins	11	9	ELDIN, (Scots) fuel,...
elects	14	10	ELECT, to select by...
elemis	12	10	ELEMI, a fragrant re...
elfins	13	11	ELFIN, a little elf...
eliads	11	8	ELIAD, an amorous gl...
elides	11	8	ELIDE, to strike out...
elints	11	8	ELINT, (short for) e...
elites	11	7	ELITE, a socially se...
ellops	14	11	(obsolete) a type of...
eloges	11	9	ELOGE, a funeral ora...
eloins	10	8	ELOIN, to remove to...
elopes	12	10	ELOPE, to run away t...
elpees	12	10	ELPEE, a long-playin...
elsins	11	8	ELSIN, (Scots) an aw...
eludes	11	9	ELUDE, to evade [v]
elutes	11	8	ELUTE, to remove by...
elvans	12	12	ELVAN, a granular ro...
elvers	13	11	ELVER, a young eel [...
emails	12	10	EMAIL, to send elect...
embars	13	12	EMBAR, (archaic) to...
embays	19	14	EMBAY, to enclose in...
embeds	13	13	EMBED, to plant firm...
embers	13	12	EMBER, a small piece...
embogs	14	14	EMBOG, to bog down [...
emboss	13	12	to decorate with a r...
embows	16	15	EMBOW, to bend or ar...
emcees	13	12	EMCEE, to serve as m...
emeers	10	9	EMEER, (Arabic) an E...
emends	10	11	EMEND, to correct, a...
emergs	12	11	EMERG, the section o...
emeses	10	9	EMESIS, (Greek) the...
emesis	11	9	(Greek) the act of v...
emlets	12	10	as in blood-drop eml...
emmers	12	12	EMMER, (German) a pr...
emmets	12	12	EMMET, (dialect) an...
emmews	15	15	EMMEW, to confine, m...
emojis	13	18	EMOJI, a standardize...
emotes	10	9	EMOTE, to show exagg...
emoves	12	13	EMOVE, to affect emo...
emules	12	11	EMULE, (Southey) to...
emures	11	10	EMURE, (Shakespeare)...
emydes	17	12	EMYDE, a genus of fr...
enacts	12	10	ENACT, to establish...
enarms	10	10	ENARM, (obsolete) to...
enates	8	7	ENATE, a relative in...
enders	9	8	ENDER, one that ends...
endews	12	11	ENDEW, (Spenser) to...
endoss	9	8	(obsolete) to endors...
endows	12	11	ENDOW, to bequeath,...
endues	9	9	ENDUE, to put on, as...
enemas	9	10	ENEMA, fluid injecte...
eniacs	12	10	ENIAC, an early comp...
enjoys	17	18	ENJOY, to take pleas...
enmews	13	13	ENMEW, to confine, a...
ennogs	9	10	ENNOG, (dialect) a b...
ennuis	9	9	ENNUI, to bore, anno...
enokis	10	11	ENOKI, (Japanese) a...
enoses	8	7	ENOSIS, political un...
enosis	9	7	political union [n E...
enrols	10	8	ENROL, to insert on...
ensews	12	10	ENSEW, (Spenser) to...
ensues	9	8	ENSUE, to follow, al...
enters	9	7	ENTER, to go or come...
enures	9	8	ENURE, to accustom o...
enurns	9	9	ENURN, to put into a...
envies	11	11	ENVY, to covet other...
envois	11	11	ENVOI, the concludin...
envoys	17	13	ENVOY, a representat...
enzyms	20	21	ENZYM, a complex pro...
eosins	9	7	EOSIN, a red dye, al...
epacts	15	12	EPACT, the differenc...
ephahs	16	13	EPHAH, a Hebrew unit...
ephods	14	12	EPHOD, a sleeveless...
ephors	14	11	EPHOR, a magistrate...
epochs	17	14	EPOCH, an important...
epodes	11	10	EPODE, a genre of ly...
epopts	14	12	EPOPT, someone initi...
eposes	11	9	EPOS, an epic poem,...
epulis	14	11	a tumor of the gums...
equals	19	17	EQUAL, to make equal...
equids	19	17	EQUID, any member of...
equips	21	19	EQUIP, to provide wi...
erases	9	6	ERASE, to efface or...
erbias	12	9	ERBIA, erbium oxide...
erects	13	9	ERECT, to build or r...
ergons	10	9	ERGON, (Greek) work...
ergots	11	8	ERGOT, a fungal dise...
ericas	13	9	ERICA, a shrub of th...
ericks	15	13	ERICK, a murderer's...
erinus	10	8	any rock plant of th...
erodes	9	7	ERODE, to wear away...
eroses	9	6	EROS, (Greek) the su...
errors	10	6	ERROR, a mistake [n]
eructs	14	10	ERUCT, to belch out,...
erugos	11	9	ERUGO, a green film...
erupts	13	10	ERUPT, to break out...
ervils	14	11	ERVIL, a European ve...
escars	13	9	ESCAR, a narrow ridg...
escots	13	9	ESCOT, (Shakespeare)...
esiles	11	7	ESILE, (obsolete) so...
eskars	11	10	ESKAR, a narrow ridg...
eskers	11	10	ESKER, a narrow ridg...
eskies	11	10	ESKY, a container fo...
espies	12	9	ESPY, to catch sight...
essays	16	8	ESSAY, to attempt [v...
esters	10	6	ESTER, a compound fo...
estocs	13	9	ESTOC, a short sword...
estops	12	9	ESTOP, to hinder or...
estros	10	6	ESTRO, (Italian) the...
estrus	11	7	the period of heat i...
etages	10	8	ETAGE, a floor store...
etapes	11	9	ETAPE, (French) a st...
etches	15	11	ETCH, to engrave wit...
ethals	13	9	ETHAL, a white waxy...
ethers	12	8	ETHER, a volatile li...
ethics	16	11	ETHIC, a body of mor...
ethnos	11	9	(Greek) a group of p...
ethyls	20	11	ETHYL, a univalent c...
ettins	10	7	ETTIN, (archaic) a g...
ettles	11	7	ETTLE, (Scots) to in...
etudes	10	8	ETUDE, (French) a co...
etwees	12	9	ETWEE, a small ornam...
eupads	12	11	EUPAD, an antiseptic...
eusols	11	8	EUSOL, an antiseptic...
evades	11	11	EVADE, to escape or...
events	11	11	EVENT, to take part...
everts	12	10	EVERT, to turn insid...
evicts	16	13	EVICT, to dispossess...
evites	12	10	EVITE, to avoid, als...
evokes	12	14	EVOKE, to call forth...
ewftes	15	12	(Spenser) efts [n]
exacts	19	16	EXACT, to demand [v]
exalts	17	14	EXALT, to place in a...
excels	20	17	EXCEL, to surpass ot...
excess	19	16	to eliminate the pos...
exeats	15	13	EXEAT, (Latin) a per...
exeems	16	16	EXEEM, to release or...
exemes	16	16	EXEME, to release or...
exerts	16	13	EXERT, to make an ef...
exfils	20	17	EXFIL, to remove (da...
exiles	17	14	EXILE, to banish fro...
exines	15	14	EXINE, the outer lay...
exists	17	13	EXIST, to have actua...
exodes	15	14	EXODE, (Greek) the c...
exodos	15	14	(Greek) a concluding...
exodus	16	15	a departure [n -ES]
exomis	17	16	a Roman sleeveless g...
expats	18	16	EXPAT, someone who l...
expels	19	17	EXPEL, to force out...
extols	17	14	EXTOL, to praise hig...
extras	16	13	EXTRA, something add...
exudes	16	15	EXUDE, to ooze forth...
exults	18	15	EXULT, to rejoice gr...
exurbs	19	17	EXURB, a residential...
eyases	15	8	EYAS, an untrained y...
eyries	16	8	EYRY, a bird of prey...
ezines	12	16	EZINE, a magazine av...
fables	15	13	FABLE, to tell ficti...
facers	15	12	FACER, a sudden diff...
facets	15	12	FACET, to cut small...
facias	15	12	FACIA, an architectu...
facies	15	12	(Latin) facial expre...
factis	16	12	(Latin) vulcanized o...
faders	12	10	FADER, a sliding con...
fadges	13	12	FADGE, (archaic) to...
faeces	14	12	bodily waste dischar...
faenas	10	10	FAENA, a series of p...
fagins	13	12	FAGIN, an adult who...
fagots	13	11	FAGOT, to bind toget...
faikes	13	13	a kind of thin-bedde...
faines	11	10	FAINE, (Spenser) to...
faints	12	10	FAINT, to lose consc...
faiths	15	11	FAITH, to believe or...
fakers	13	13	FAKER, one who fakes...
fakeys	19	15	FAKEY, a skateboardi...
fakies	13	13	FAKIE, (in skateboar...
fakirs	14	13	FAKIR, a Hindu ascet...
falces	16	13	FALX, the sickle-sha...
falses	13	10	FALSE, to deceive [v...
famous	13	13	renowned [adj FAMOUS...
fanals	12	11	FANAL, (archaic) a l...
fangas	12	12	FANGA, a Spanish uni...
fangos	12	12	FANGO, (Italian) cla...
fanons	10	11	FANON, a liturgical...
fanums	13	14	FANUM, a cape worn b...
faqirs	21	18	FAQIR, a Hindu ascet...
farads	12	10	FARAD, a unit of ele...
farces	15	12	FARCE, to fill with...
farers	12	9	FARER, a traveller [...
farles	13	10	FARLE, an oatmeal ca...
farses	12	9	FARSE, to expand a n...
fasces	15	12	an ancient Roman sym...
fascis	16	12	(Latin) a bundle of...
fashes	14	11	FASH, to bother or a...
fatsos	12	9	FATSO, (colloquial)...
fatwas	15	12	FATWA, to threaten d...
fauces	15	13	the passage from the...
faulds	14	12	FAULD, the arch over...
faults	14	11	FAULT, to criticize...
faunas	11	11	FAUNA, the animal li...
fauves	14	14	FAUVE, a member of a...
favels	15	14	FAVEL, a horse of th...
favors	14	13	FAVOR, to regard wit...
favous	14	14	like a honeycomb [ad...
faynes	17	12	FAYNE, (Spenser) to...
fayres	18	11	FAYRE, (archaic) a f...
feares	11	9	FEARE, a companion,...
feases	11	9	FEASE, to unsettle,...
feasts	12	9	FEAST, to dine sumpt...
feazes	14	18	FEAZE, to unsettle,...
fechts	18	14	FECHT, (Scots) to fi...
feeses	11	9	FEESE, to unsettle,...
feezes	14	18	FEEZE, to unsettle,...
feigns	13	12	FEIGN, to pretend, g...
feints	12	10	FEINT, to make a pre...
feists	13	9	FEIST, a small dog o...
felids	14	11	FELID, a member of t...
fellas	14	11	FELLA, (colloquial)...
felons	12	11	FELON, a person guil...
femals	14	13	FEMAL, (Milton) a fe...
femmes	14	15	FEMME, (French) a wo...
femurs	14	13	FEMUR, a bone in the...
fences	14	13	FENCE, to enclose wi...
feoffs	16	15	FEOFF, to grant a fe...
ferals	13	10	FERAL, a person who...
ferias	12	9	FERIA, a weekday whi...
fermis	14	12	FERMI, in physics, a...
fesses	12	9	FESS, to confess [v]
festas	12	9	FESTA, a holiday [n]
fetors	12	9	FETOR, a stench, als...
fettas	12	9	FETTA, a crumbly whi...
fetwas	15	12	FETWA, an Islamic re...
feuars	12	10	FEUAR, (Scots) in la...
fevers	14	13	FEVER, to affect wit...
fezzes	18	27	FEZ, a red brimless...
fibers	15	12	FIBER, a threadlike...
fibres	15	12	FIBRE, a threadlike...
fibros	15	12	FIBRO, a wall board...
fiches	18	14	FICHE, (French) a ca...
fichus	19	15	FICHU, (French) a li...
ficins	16	13	FICIN, a cysteine pr...
ficoes	15	12	FICO, (Shakespeare)...
fidges	14	12	FIDGE, to fidget [v]
fields	14	11	FIELD, to play as a...
fiends	12	11	FIEND, a devil; a pe...
fients	12	10	FIENT, (Scots) a fie...
fieres	12	9	FIERE, a companion,...
fifers	15	12	FIFER, one who plays...
fifths	18	14	FIFTH, one of five e...
fights	17	13	FIGHT, to contend in...
filers	14	10	FILER, a person or t...
filets	14	10	FILET, to cut bonele...
filius	15	11	(Lat) a son [n FILII...
filles	15	11	FILLE, (French) a gi...
fillos	15	11	FILLO, (Greek) very...
filmis	16	13	FILMI, (Hinglish) re...
filths	17	12	FILTH, foul or dirty...
finals	13	11	FINAL, the last exam...
fincas	15	13	FINCA, (Spanish) a S...
finers	12	10	FINER, a refiner [n]
fiords	13	10	FIORD, a narrow inle...
fiques	21	19	FIQUE, a tough natur...
firers	13	9	FIRER, a person who...
firies	13	9	FIRIE, (Australian s...
firsts	14	9	FIRST, something tha...
firths	16	11	FIRTH, an inlet of t...
fishes	15	11	FISH, to try to catc...
fitnas	12	10	FITNA, a state of tr...
fittes	13	9	FITTE, (archaic) a d...
fivers	15	13	FIVER, a five dollar...
fixers	19	16	FIXER, one that fixe...
fixits	20	16	FIXIT, a person know...
fizzes	19	27	FIZZ, to make a hiss...
fjelds	16	20	FJELD, (Norwegian) a...
fjords	15	19	FJORD, a narrow inle...
flacks	18	17	FLACK, to work as a...
flaffs	18	16	FLAFF, (Scots) to fl...
flails	15	11	FLAIL, to thresh abo...
flairs	14	10	FLAIR, a natural ski...
flakes	14	14	FLAKE, to peel off i...
flames	14	13	FLAME, to burn brigh...
flamms	16	16	FLAMM, (archaic) a c...
flanes	12	11	FLANE, to walk idly,...
flanks	14	15	FLANK, to be situate...
flares	13	10	FLARE, to display gl...
flasks	15	14	FLASK, a narrow-neck...
flatus	14	11	intestinal gas [n -E...
flavas	15	14	FLAVA, (slang) a spe...
flawns	16	14	FLAWN, (archaic) a c...
flaxes	19	17	FLAX, the fibres of...
fleams	14	13	FLEAM, a lancet for...
flecks	18	17	FLECK, to mark with...
fleers	13	10	FLEER, to deride by...
fleets	13	10	FLEET, to move swift...
flemes	14	13	FLEME, (Scots) to pu...
fleurs	14	11	FLEUR, (French) a fl...
flexes	19	17	FLEX, to bend [v]
flexos	19	17	FLEXO, a method of r...
flicks	19	17	FLICK, to strike lig...
fliers	14	10	FLIER, one that flie...
flimps	18	16	FLIMP, to rob while...
flings	15	13	FLING, to throw with...
flints	14	11	FLINT, to provide wi...
flirts	15	10	FLIRT, to engage in...
flisks	16	14	FLISK, to caper abou...
flites	14	10	FLITE, (Scots) to qu...
flitts	15	10	FLITT, (obsolete) to...
flixes	20	17	FLIX, to melt, also...
floats	13	10	FLOAT, to rest or mo...
flocks	18	17	FLOCK, to gather or...
flongs	14	13	FLONG, papier-mache...
floods	13	11	FLOOD, to inundate [...
floors	13	10	FLOOR, to supply wit...
floras	13	10	FLORA, the plant lif...
flotas	13	10	FLOTA, (Spanish) a c...
flotes	13	10	FLOTE [n]
flours	14	11	FLOUR, to cover with...
flouts	14	11	FLOUT, to treat with...
fluffs	19	17	FLUFF, to make fluff...
fluids	15	12	FLUID, a substance t...
flukes	15	15	FLUKE, to obtain by...
flumes	15	14	FLUME, to convey by...
flumps	18	17	FLUMP, to fall or mo...
flunks	15	16	FLUNK, to fail in an...
fluors	14	11	FLUOR, a mineral for...
flurrs	15	11	FLURR, to scatter [v...
flutes	14	11	FLUTE, to play on a...
fluxes	20	18	FLUX, to melt, also...
fluyts	21	13	FLUYT, (Dutch) a sma...
flybys	29	17	FLYBY, a flight, at...
flyers	20	12	FLYER, one that flie...
flypes	22	15	FLYPE, to strip back...
flytes	20	12	FLYTE, (Scots) to qu...
foehns	13	12	FOEHN, a warm dry wi...
foetus	12	10	the unborn in the wo...
fogeys	19	13	FOGEY, a person with...
fogies	13	11	FOGIE, a person with...
fogles	14	12	FOGLE, (slang) a sil...
fogous	13	12	FOGOU, a manmade und...
foists	13	9	FOIST, to pass off (...
foleys	19	12	FOLEY, in filming, t...
folies	13	10	FOLIE, (French) madn...
folios	13	10	FOLIO, to number the...
folles	14	11	FOLLIS, a coin of an...
follis	15	11	a coin of ancient Ro...
fondas	11	11	FONDA, (Spanish) a t...
fondus	12	12	FONDU, to cook a dis...
forams	13	12	FORAM, one of the Rh...
forays	18	11	FORAY, to make a rai...
forces	15	12	FORCE, to compel by...
forels	13	10	FOREL, (archaic) a k...
forges	13	11	FORGE, to counterfei...
formes	13	12	FORME, a body of typ...
fortes	12	9	FORTE, (French) one'...
fortis	13	9	a consonant, such as...
forums	14	13	FORUM, a public meet...
fossas	12	9	FOSSA, a anatomical...
fosses	12	9	FOSSE, a ditch or mo...
fouats	12	10	FOUAT, a leek, also...
fouets	12	10	FOUET, (Scots) the h...
foules	13	11	FOULE, a fulled clot...
founds	12	12	FOUND, to establish...
founts	12	11	FOUNT, a fountain, a...
fouths	15	12	FOUTH, (Scots) abund...
foveas	13	13	FOVEA, a shallow ana...
fowths	18	14	FOWTH, abundance, al...
foxies	18	16	FOXIE, (colloquial)...
foyers	18	11	FOYER, a large room...
foyles	19	12	FOYLE, (Spenser) to...
foynes	17	12	FOYNE, to thrust wit...
fracas	15	12	a brawl [n -ES]
fracks	17	16	FRACK, to engage in...
fracts	16	12	FRACT, to break; to...
frails	14	10	FRAIL, a basket for...
fraims	14	12	FRAIM, a stranger, a...
frames	13	12	FRAME, to enclose in...
francs	15	13	FRANC, a monetary un...
franks	13	14	FRANK, to mark mail...
frapes	14	12	FRAPE, to alter the...
frauds	13	11	FRAUD, criminal dece...
freaks	13	13	FREAK, to spot or st...
freers	12	9	FREER, one who frees...
freets	12	9	FREET, (Scots) an om...
freits	13	9	FREIT, (Scots) an om...
fremds	14	13	FREMD, (Scots) a str...
freons	11	10	FREON, (trade) an ae...
freres	12	9	FRERE, a friar [n]
friars	13	9	FRIAR, a member of a...
friers	13	9	FRIER, a pan or cont...
friges	14	11	FRIG, a refrigerator...
frills	16	11	FRILL, to provide wi...
frises	13	9	FRISE, (French) a de...
frisks	15	13	FRISK, to gambol, or...
frists	14	9	FRIST, to postpone,...
frites	13	9	chipped potatoes [n]
friths	16	11	FRITH, an inlet of t...
fritts	14	9	FRITT, to fuse into...
frizes	16	18	FRIZ, to curl hair t...
frocks	17	16	FROCK, to invest wit...
fronds	12	11	FROND, a type of lea...
fronts	12	10	FRONT, to present [v...
frosts	13	9	FROST, to cover with...
froths	15	11	FROTH, to foam [v]
frowns	15	13	FROWN, to wrinkle th...
fruits	14	10	FRUIT, to produce an...
frumps	17	16	FRUMP, (obsolete) to...
frusts	14	10	FRUST, a fragment [n...
fryers	19	11	FRYER, a pan or cont...
fucous	16	14	of or pertaining to...
fudges	14	13	FUDGE, to falsify [v...
fueros	12	10	FUERO, (Spanish) a B...
fugies	14	12	FUGIE, (Scots) a coc...
fugios	14	12	FUGIO, a former coin...
fugles	15	13	FUGLE, (Carlyle) to...
fugues	14	13	FUGUE, to compose a...
fumers	14	13	FUMER, one that fume...
fumets	14	13	FUMET, (archaic) the...
fumous	14	14	full of fumes [adj]
fundis	13	12	FUNDI, in South Afri...
fundus	13	13	the inner basal surf...
fungos	13	13	FUNGO, a fly ball hi...
fungus	14	14	any of the major gro...
furals	14	11	FURAL, a liquid obta...
furans	12	11	FURAN, a chemical us...
furies	13	10	FURY, violent anger...
furols	14	11	FUROL, a liquid obta...
furors	13	10	FUROR, an outburst o...
furzes	16	19	FURZE, a spiny shrub...
fusees	12	10	FUSEE, a large-heade...
fusels	14	11	FUSEL, a nauseous mi...
fusils	15	11	FUSIL, a type of fli...
fusses	13	10	FUSS, to be overly c...
futons	12	11	FUTON, a cotton fill...
futzes	16	19	FUTZ, to spend time...
fuzees	15	19	FUZEE, a match with...
fuzils	18	20	FUZIL, a type of fli...
fuzzes	19	28	FUZZ, to become fuzz...
fynbos	20	15	in South Africa, an...
fyttes	19	11	FYTTE, (archaic) a d...
gabbas	15	14	GABBA, a style of el...
gabies	13	11	GABY, (dialect) a si...
gables	14	12	GABLE, to form a gab...
gaches	16	13	GACH, to behave boas...
gaddis	12	10	GADDI, the cushioned...
gadges	12	11	GADGE, an instrument...
gadids	12	10	GADID, a type of fis...
gadjes	13	18	GADJE, a fellow, als...
gadjos	13	18	GADJO, a non-gypsy,...
gaffes	15	14	GAFFE, a social blun...
gagers	12	10	GAGER, one who gauge...
gaitas	11	8	GAITA, a Spanish bag...
gaitts	12	8	GAITT, (Scots) a chi...
galahs	14	11	GALAH, an Australian...
galeas	11	9	GALEA, a helmet-shap...
gallus	14	11	bold, daring, fit fo...
galops	14	12	GALOP, to dance a ga...
galuts	13	10	GALUT, (Hebrew) the...
galvos	14	13	GALVO, an instrument...
gamays	18	13	GAMAY, a variety of...
gambas	14	14	GAMBA, a bass viol [...
gambes	14	14	GAMBE, in heraldry,...
gambos	14	14	GAMBO, (Welsh) a sim...
gamers	12	11	GAMER, a player who...
gamins	12	12	GAMIN, (French) a st...
gammas	13	14	GAMMA, the third let...
gammes	13	14	GAMME, a musical sca...
gamuts	13	12	GAMUT, the complete...
ganefs	12	12	GANEF, a thief, also...
ganevs	12	13	GANEV, a thief, also...
ganjas	12	18	GANJA, cannabis used...
ganofs	12	12	GANOF, a thief, also...
gapers	13	11	GAPER, a mollusc wit...
garbes	13	11	GARBE, a (heraldic)...
garbos	13	11	GARBO, (Australian s...
garres	11	8	GARRE, to make, comp...
garths	14	10	GARTH, a small yard...
garums	13	12	GARUM, a thick fish...
gashes	13	10	GASH, to make a long...
gasses	11	8	GAS, to poison with...
gaters	11	8	GATER, an alligator,...
gators	11	8	GATOR, an alligator,...
gauges	12	11	GAUGE, to measure pr...
gaujes	13	18	GAUJE, (Romany) a fe...
gaults	13	10	GAULT, a heavy thick...
gaunts	11	10	GAUNT, to yawn, also...
gaupus	14	13	(dialect) a silly pe...
gauzes	14	18	GAUZE, a transparent...
gavels	14	13	GAVEL, to signal for...
gavots	13	12	GAVOT, a kind of Fre...
gawpus	17	15	(dialect) a silly pe...
gayals	18	11	GAYAL, an Indian dom...
gazals	15	18	GAZAL, a Persian or...
gazars	14	17	GAZAR, (French) a st...
gazers	14	17	GAZER, one who gazes...
gazons	13	18	GAZON, (obsolete) on...
gazoos	13	17	GAZOO, a toy musical...
geares	10	8	GEARE, (Spenser) to...
geburs	14	12	GEBUR, (historical)...
geckos	15	15	GECKO, a kind of sma...
geests	11	8	GEEST, alluvial matt...
geists	12	8	GEIST, (German) spir...
gelees	11	9	GELEE, a cosmetic ge...
gemels	13	12	GEMEL, in heraldry,...
gemots	12	11	GEMOT, (historical)...
genets	10	9	GENET, a carnivorous...
genies	10	9	GENIE, a supernatura...
genips	13	12	GENIP, (Tupi) a trop...
genius	11	10	an exceptional natur...
genoas	9	9	GENOA, a large trian...
genoms	11	12	GENOM, a haploid set...
genres	10	9	GENRE, a literary or...
genros	10	9	GENRO, a group of el...
gentes	10	9	GENS, in ancient Rom...
geodes	10	9	GEODE, a roughly sph...
geoids	11	9	GEOID, the figure of...
gerahs	13	10	GERAH, a Hebrew unit...
gerbes	13	11	GERBE, (French) a (h...
gerles	12	9	GERLE, (Spenser) a g...
gernes	10	9	GERNE, (Spenser) to...
gesses	11	8	GESSE, (Spenser) to...
gestes	11	8	GESTE, (obsolete) an...
getups	14	12	GETUP, a costume [n]
ghasts	14	10	GHAST, (Shakespeare)...
ghauts	14	11	GHAUT, in India, a l...
ghazis	17	19	GHAZI, a Muslim warr...
ghosts	14	10	GHOST, to ghostwrite...
ghouls	15	12	GHOUL, in Arabic myt...
ghylls	23	14	GHYLL, a narrow ravi...
giants	11	9	GIANT, a person or t...
gibels	15	12	GIBEL, a kind of car...
gibers	14	11	GIBER, one who gibes...
giblis	16	12	GIBLI, a hot desert...
gigots	13	10	GIGOT, a leg of lamb...
gigues	13	11	GIGUE, a lively Baro...
gilets	13	9	GILET, a light often...
gimels	14	12	GIMEL, the third let...
gimmes	14	14	GIMME, an easy golf...
ginges	12	11	GINGE, (colloquial)...
ginzos	14	18	GINZO, (colloquial)...
gipons	13	12	GIPON, a sleeveless...
gippos	16	14	GIPPO, (offensive) a...
girons	11	9	GIRON, a heraldic in...
girths	15	10	GIRTH, to put a girt...
gismos	13	11	GISMO, a gadget, als...
giusts	13	9	GIUST, (Spenser) to...
givens	13	13	GIVEN, something ass...
givers	14	12	GIVER, one that give...
gizmos	16	20	GIZMO, a gadget, als...
gizzes	18	26	GIZZ, a wig [n]
glaces	15	12	GLACE, (French) to i...
glacis	16	12	a slope [n -ES]
glades	12	10	GLADE, an open space...
glaiks	14	13	GLAIK, (Scots) a fla...
glairs	13	9	GLAIR, to coat with...
glands	12	11	GLAND, a secreting o...
glares	12	9	GLARE, to shine with...
glaums	14	13	GLAUM, (Scots) to cl...
glaurs	13	10	GLAUR, (Scots) mire...
glazes	15	18	GLAZE, to fit window...
gleams	13	12	GLEAM, to shine with...
gleans	11	10	GLEAN, to gather lit...
glebes	14	12	GLEBE, the land belo...
gledes	12	10	GLEDE, a bird of pre...
gleeds	12	10	GLEED, a glowing coa...
gleeks	13	13	GLEEK, to jest, gibe...
gleets	12	9	GLEET, to discharge...
glents	12	10	GLENT, to glint [v]
glides	13	10	GLIDE, to move effor...
gliffs	18	15	GLIFF, an unexpected...
glifts	16	12	GLIFT, (obsolete) an...
glikes	14	13	GLIKE, (Shakespeare)...
glimes	14	12	GLIME, to glance sly...
glints	13	10	GLINT, to glitter, a...
glisks	15	13	GLISK, (Scots) a gli...
gloams	13	12	GLOAM, twilight, als...
gloats	12	9	GLOAT, to regard wit...
globes	14	12	GLOBE, to form into...
globus	15	13	any spherelike struc...
gloggs	15	13	GLOGG, a hot spiced...
glomus	14	13	a small body consist...
glooms	13	12	GLOOM, to become dar...
gloops	14	12	GLOOP, to plop slowl...
glosts	13	9	GLOST, an oven in wh...
glouts	13	10	GLOUT, (archaic) to...
gloves	14	13	GLOVE, to furnish wi...
glozes	15	18	GLOZE, (archaic) to...
gluers	13	10	GLUER, one who glues...
glumes	14	13	GLUME, an outer ster...
glumps	17	16	the sulks [n]
gluons	12	11	GLUON, the name give...
glutes	13	10	GLUTE, any of the th...
glyphs	24	16	GLYPH, a sunken chan...
gnarls	12	10	GNARL, to twist into...
gnarrs	11	9	GNARR, to snarl, als...
gneiss	11	9	a foliated usually c...
gnomes	11	12	GNOME, a fabled litt...
gnoses	10	9	GNOSIS, mystical kno...
gnosis	11	9	mystical knowledge [...
gobans	12	12	GOBAN, a Japanese bo...
gobies	13	11	GOBY, any fish of th...
goboes	12	11	GOBO, a device to sh...
godets	11	9	GODET, a triangular...
gofers	13	11	GOFER, a waffle with...
goggas	13	12	GOGGA, (South Africa...
goings	12	11	GOING, an advance to...
golems	13	12	GOLEM, (Yiddish) an...
golias	12	9	to behave irreverent...
golpes	14	12	GOLPE, in heraldry,...
gombos	14	14	GOMBO, a soup thicke...
gomers	12	11	GOMER, an unwanted h...
gompas	14	14	GOMPA, (Tibetan) a B...
gonads	10	10	GONAD, an organ in a...
gonefs	12	12	GONEF, a thief, also...
goners	10	9	GONER, one who is in...
gonifs	13	12	GONIF, a thief, also...
gonofs	12	12	GONOF, a thief, also...
gonzos	13	18	GONZO, (US slang) a...
goofus	13	12	a foolish or stupid...
goolds	12	10	GOOLD, a flower, als...
gooses	10	8	GOOSE, to poke betwe...
gopaks	14	15	GOPAK, (Russian) a h...
gopiks	15	15	GOPIK, a monetary un...
gorals	12	9	GORAL, an Indian goa...
gorges	12	10	GORGE, to stuff with...
gorses	11	8	GORSE, any prickly p...
goshts	14	10	GOSHT, (Hindi) in In...
gosses	11	8	GOSS, (dialect) to s...
gouges	12	11	GOUGE, to cut or sco...
gouras	11	9	GOURA, a large, cres...
gourds	12	10	GOURD, a large hard-...
gowans	13	12	GOWAN, (Scots) a dai...
goyles	18	11	GOYLE, (dialect) a r...
graals	12	9	GRAAL, the cup used...
graces	14	11	GRACE, to give beaut...
grades	11	9	GRADE, to arrange in...
gradus	12	10	(Latin) a dictionary...
graffs	16	14	GRAFF, to unite with...
grafts	14	11	GRAFT, to unite with...
grails	13	9	GRAIL, the cup used...
grains	11	9	GRAIN, to form into...
graips	14	11	GRAIP, a pitchfork u...
gramas	12	11	GRAMA, a kind of pas...
grames	12	11	GRAME, (obsolete) an...
gramps	15	14	GRAMP, grandfather [...
grands	11	10	GRAND, a type of pia...
grants	11	9	GRANT, to bestow upo...
grapes	13	11	GRAPE, (Scots) to gr...
graphs	16	13	GRAPH, to represent...
grasps	14	11	GRASP, to seize firm...
grates	11	8	GRATE, to reduce to...
gratis	12	8	free of charge [adj]
graves	13	12	GRAVE, to engrave [v...
gravis	14	12	as in myasthenia gra...
grazes	14	17	GRAZE, to feed on gr...
greats	11	8	GREAT, a distinguish...
grebes	13	11	GREBE, a diving bird...
grebos	13	11	GREBO, a devotee of...
greces	14	11	GRECE, a flight of s...
greeds	11	9	GREED, excessive des...
greens	10	9	GREEN, to become gre...
greets	11	8	GREET, to address in...
greges	12	10	GREGE, (obsolete) to...
gregos	12	10	GREGO, a hooded jack...
greins	11	9	GREIN, (Scots) to lo...
greses	11	8	GRESE, a flight of s...
greves	13	12	GREVE, (obsolete) ar...
grexes	17	15	GREX, a group of pla...
grices	15	11	GRICE, to collect ob...
grides	12	9	GRIDE, to pierce; to...
griefs	14	11	GRIEF, intense menta...
griffs	17	14	GRIFF, a claw-shaped...
grifts	15	11	GRIFT, (US) to swind...
grikes	13	12	GRIKE, a crevice in...
grills	15	10	GRILL, to broil on a...
grimes	13	11	GRIME, to make dirty...
grinds	12	10	GRIND, to wear, smoo...
griots	12	8	GRIOT, a tribal ente...
gripes	14	11	GRIPE, to keep on co...
grises	12	8	GRISE, to shudder at...
grists	13	8	GRIST, grain for gri...
griths	15	10	GRITH, (historical)...
grizes	15	17	GRIZE, a flight of s...
groans	10	9	GROAN, to utter a lo...
groats	11	8	GROAT, an old Englis...
groins	11	9	GROIN, to build with...
gromas	12	11	GROMA, a Roman surve...
grones	10	9	GRONE, to utter a lo...
groofs	13	11	GROOF, (Scots) the f...
grooms	12	11	GROOM, to clean and...
gropes	13	11	GROPE, to feel about...
groufs	14	12	GROUF, (obsolete) th...
groups	14	12	GROUP, to arrange in...
grouts	12	9	GROUT, to fill a cra...
groves	13	12	GROVE, a small fores...
growls	16	12	GROWL, to utter a de...
grrrls	14	9	GRRRL, as in riot gr...
gruels	13	10	GRUEL, to disable by...
grufes	14	12	GRUFE, the face, als...
gruffs	17	15	GRUFF, to utter in a...
grumes	13	12	GRUME, a thick visci...
grumps	16	15	GRUMP, to grumble [v...
grunts	12	10	GRUNT, to utter a de...
gryces	21	13	GRYCE, a young boar...
grydes	18	11	GRYDE, to scrape har...
grykes	19	14	GRYKE, a crevice in...
grypes	20	13	GRYPE, (archaic) a g...
guacos	14	12	GUACO, any of severa...
guanas	10	10	GUANA, any large liz...
guanos	10	10	GUANO, the accumulat...
guards	12	10	GUARD, to protect [v...
guavas	13	13	GUAVA, a small tropi...
guests	12	9	GUEST, to appear as...
guides	12	10	GUIDE, to show the w...
guilds	14	11	GUILD, an associatio...
guiles	13	10	GUILE, to beguile, a...
guilts	14	10	GUILT [n]
guimps	16	15	GUIMP, to trim with...
guiros	12	9	GUIRO, a notched gou...
guises	12	9	GUISE, to dress [v]
gulags	14	12	GULAG, a forced-labo...
gulars	13	10	GULAR, a scale on th...
gulets	13	10	GULET, a wooden Turk...
gulphs	18	15	GULPH, a deep chasm,...
gumbos	15	15	GUMBO, a soup thicke...
gummas	14	15	GUMMA, a syphilitic...
gummis	15	15	GUMMI, a rubbery, fl...
gunges	12	12	GUNGE, to block or c...
guqins	20	19	GUQIN, a kind of Chi...
gurges	13	11	GURGE, to swirl [v]
gushes	14	11	GUSH, to flow forth...
guslas	13	10	GUSLA, a one-stringe...
gusles	13	10	GUSLE, a one-stringe...
guslis	14	10	GUSLI, a one-stringe...
gustos	12	9	GUSTO, vigorous enjo...
gutses	12	9	GUTS, to eat greedil...
guttas	12	9	GUTTA, latex, also G...
guyles	19	12	GUYLE, (Spenser) to...
guyots	18	11	GUYOT, a flat-topped...
guyses	18	11	GUYSE, (Spenser) gui...
gyelds	19	12	GYELD, (Spenser) a g...
gynaes	16	11	GYNAE, (colloquial)...
gynies	17	11	GYNY, (colloquial) g...
gyozas	20	19	GYOZA, (Japanese) a...
gyppos	22	16	GYPPO, (offensive sl...
gyrons	17	11	GYRON, a heraldic in...
gyrous	18	11	in botany, marked wi...
habits	15	11	HABIT, to clothe [v]
haceks	16	15	HACEK, in Slavonic l...
hachis	18	13	(French) a hash, a m...
hadjes	14	18	HADJ, a pilgrimage t...
hadjis	15	18	HADJI, a person who...
haeres	11	8	an heir, also HERES...
haggis	15	12	a Scottish dish cons...
haicks	17	15	HAICK, an Arab head...
haikus	14	13	HAIKU, a Japanese po...
haints	12	9	HAINT, (Southern US...
hajjes	16	26	HAJJ, a pilgrimage t...
hajjis	17	26	HAJJI, a person who...
hakams	14	15	HAKAM, (Hebrew) a sa...
hakeas	12	12	HAKEA, an Australian...
hakims	15	15	HAKIM, a Muslim phys...
halals	14	10	HALAL, to slaughter...
halers	13	9	HALER, a coin of the...
halfas	15	12	HALFA, a North Afric...
halids	14	10	HALID, a compound of...
hallos	14	10	HALLO, to shout out...
halmas	14	12	HALMA, a board game...
haloes	12	9	HALO, to form a ring...
halons	12	10	HALON, any one of a...
halses	13	9	HALSE, to embrace, a...
halvas	15	13	HALVA, a sweetmeat c...
halves	15	13	HALF [v]
halwas	16	12	HALWA, (Hindi) a swe...
hamals	14	12	HAMAL, a porter in e...
hamous	13	12	hooked, also HAMOSE...
hamzas	16	20	HAMZA, an Arab diacr...
hanaps	13	12	HANAP, an ornate med...
hances	14	12	HANCE, a curved rise...
hangis	13	11	HANGI, (Maori) an op...
hansas	11	9	HANSA, a guild of me...
hanses	11	9	HANSE, a guild of me...
haoles	12	9	HAOLE, one who is no...
haomas	12	11	HAOMA, a drink made...
happis	17	14	HAPPI, (Japanese) a...
harams	13	11	HARAM, a women's qua...
harass	12	8	to bother persistent...
harems	13	11	HAREM, a women's qua...
harims	14	11	HARIM, a women's qua...
hashes	14	10	HASH, to make a hash...
hasses	12	8	HASS, as in white ha...
hastes	12	8	HASTE, to hurry, als...
haters	12	8	HATER, one who hates...
haughs	16	13	HAUGH, (Scots) a low...
haulds	14	11	HAULD, (Scots) tenan...
haulms	15	13	HAULM, a plant stem,...
haunts	12	10	HAUNT, to visit freq...
hauses	12	9	HAUSE, (archaic) to...
havens	13	13	HAVEN, to shelter [v...
havers	14	12	HAVER, to hem and ha...
havocs	17	15	HAVOC, to lay waste...
hawses	15	11	HAWSE, to salute, gr...
hayers	18	10	HAYER, one who makes...
hayles	19	11	HAYLE, (Spenser) wel...
hazans	14	18	HAZAN, (Hebrew) a ca...
hazels	16	18	HAZEL, a tree of the...
hazers	15	17	HAZER, one who hazes...
healds	13	10	HEALD, (obsolete) to...
heards	12	9	HEARD, herd [n]
heares	11	8	HEARE, (Spenser) hai...
hearts	12	8	HEART, to hearten, e...
heasts	12	8	HEAST, (Spenser) beh...
heaths	14	10	HEATH, an evergreen...
heaves	13	12	HEAVE, to lift force...
hebens	13	12	HEBEN, (obsolete) a...
hechts	18	13	HECHT, to command, a...
heders	12	9	HEDER, (Hebrew) a Je...
hedges	13	11	HEDGE, to enclose wi...
heezes	14	17	HEEZE, (Scots) to li...
heists	13	8	HEIST, to steal, rob...
hejabs	16	20	HEJAB, (Arabic) a co...
hejras	14	17	HEJRA, (Arabic) the...
helios	13	9	HELIO, a signalling...
hellos	14	10	HELLO, to shout out...
helots	13	9	HELOT, a slave or se...
helves	15	13	HELVE, to provide wi...
hemins	13	12	HEMIN, the red, crys...
henges	12	11	HENGE, a circle of s...
hennas	10	10	HENNA, to dye with a...
henrys	18	11	HENRY, a unit of ind...
hepars	14	11	HEPAR, any of variou...
heries	12	8	HERY, (Spenser) to p...
heroes	11	8	HERO, a brave man [n...
herons	11	9	HERON, a wading bird...
herpes	14	11	a skin infection [n...
herses	12	8	HERSE, (obsolete) a...
heryes	18	10	HERYE, (Spenser) to...
heuchs	18	14	HEUCH, (Scots) a cra...
heughs	16	13	HEUGH, (Scots) a cra...
heveas	13	12	HEVEA, any of variou...
hewers	15	11	HEWER, one that hews...
hexads	18	16	HEXAD, a group of si...
hexers	18	15	HEXER, one who hexes...
hexyls	26	18	HEXYL, a radical der...
hiatus	13	9	a gap or missing sec...
hiders	13	9	HIDER, one who hides...
hights	17	12	HIGHT, (archaic) to...
hijabs	17	20	HIJAB, (Arabic) a co...
hijras	15	17	HIJRA, (Arabic) the...
hikers	14	12	HIKER, one who hikes...
hikois	14	12	HIKOI, (Maori) to ta...
hillos	15	10	HILLO, to shout out...
himbos	16	14	HIMBO, a male bimbo,...
hinaus	12	10	HINAU, a New Zealand...
hinges	13	11	HINGE, to attach a j...
hippos	17	14	HIPPO, (short for) a...
hippus	18	15	a clonic spasm of th...
hirees	12	8	HIREE, one who is hi...
hirers	13	8	HIRER, one who hires...
hishes	15	10	HISH, to hiss [v]
hisses	13	8	HISS, to make a sibi...
hithes	15	10	HITHE, a port or sma...
hivers	15	12	HIVER, someone who h...
hizens	15	18	HIZEN, a type of ric...
hizzes	19	26	HIZZ, (Shakespeare)...
hoards	12	9	HOARD, to gather and...
hoasts	12	8	HOAST, (dialect) to...
hoaxes	17	15	HOAX, to deceive [v]
hoboes	13	11	HOBO, to live like a...
hodads	12	10	HODAD, a nonsurfer,...
hodjas	14	18	HODJA, (Turkish) an...
hogans	12	11	HOGAN, (Dutch) stron...
hogens	12	11	HOGEN, (Dutch) stron...
hoicks	17	15	to hark back [v -ED,...
hoises	12	8	HOISE, to hoist [v]
hoists	13	8	HOIST, to raise with...
hokums	15	16	HOKUM, nonsense [n]
holies	13	9	HOLY, a sacred place...
hollas	14	10	HOLLA, to shout out...
hollos	14	10	HOLLO, to shout out...
holmes	14	12	HOLME, an island in...
holons	12	10	HOLON, an autonomous...
homers	13	11	HOMER, to hit a home...
homeys	19	13	HOMEY, (colloquial)...
homies	13	11	HOMIE, a member of a...
hommes	14	14	HOMME, (French) a ma...
hommos	14	14	(Turkish) a Middle E...
honans	10	10	HONAN, a pongee fabr...
hondas	11	10	HONDA, a part of a l...
honers	11	9	HONER, a tool for ho...
honeys	17	11	HONEY, to sweeten wi...
hongis	13	11	HONGI, (Maori) a tra...
honors	11	9	HONOR, to treat with...
hooeys	17	10	HOOEY, nonsense [n]
hookas	12	12	HOOKA, a pipe with a...
hoords	12	9	HOORD, (obsolete) a...
hooves	13	12	HOOVE, (Spenser) to...
hopaks	15	15	HOPAK, (Russian) a U...
hopers	14	11	HOPER, one who hopes...
hoppus	17	15	as in hoppus foot, a...
horahs	14	10	HORAH, an Israeli da...
hordes	12	9	HORDE, to gather in...
hormes	13	11	HORME, goal-directed...
horses	12	8	HORSE, to provide wi...
horsts	13	8	HORST, (German) a ma...
hosels	13	9	HOSEL, a socket in t...
hosers	12	8	HOSER, a person who...
hoseys	18	10	HOSEY, to choose sid...
hosses	12	8	HOSS, (slang) a hors...
hostas	12	8	HOSTA, any plant of...
hotels	13	9	HOTEL, an inn [n]
houffs	17	15	HOUFF, to haunt, fre...
houghs	16	13	HOUGH, to hamstring...
houmus	14	13	a Middle Eastern hor...
hounds	12	11	HOUND, to pursue rel...
houris	13	9	HOURI, any of the vi...
houses	12	9	HOUSE, to reside in...
hoveas	13	12	HOVEA, an Australian...
hovels	15	13	HOVEL, to live in a...
hovers	14	12	HOVER, to hang suspe...
howffs	20	17	HOWFF, to haunt, fre...
howres	15	11	HOWRE, (obsolete) an...
hoyles	19	11	HOYLE, a rule book [...
hubris	16	12	(Greek) overbearing...
hudnas	12	11	HUDNA, (Arabic) in I...
hududs	14	12	HUDUD, (Arabic) a se...
hullos	15	11	HULLO, to shout out...
humans	13	13	HUMAN, a person [n]
hummus	16	16	(Turkish) a Middle E...
humors	14	12	HUMOR, to humour, al...
humous	14	13	a Middle Eastern hor...
humphs	19	17	HUMPH, to carry (som...
hurras	13	9	HURRA, to shout hurr...
hursts	14	9	HURST, a wood or gro...
hushes	15	11	HUSH, to quiet [v]
husses	13	9	HUSS, a type of dogf...
hutias	13	9	HUTIA, a West Indian...
huzzas	19	27	HUZZA, to cheer [v]
hybris	22	13	(Greek) overbearing...
hydras	19	11	HYDRA, a kind of fre...
hydros	19	11	HYDRO, (short for) a...
hyenas	17	11	HYENA, a carrion-fee...
hylegs	21	13	HYLEG, the ruling pl...
hymens	19	14	HYMEN, the membrane...
hyndes	18	12	HYNDE, (Spenser) a h...
hyoids	19	11	HYOID, a bone at the...
hypers	21	13	HYPER, an excitable...
hysons	18	11	HYSON, a fine sort o...
hythes	21	12	HYTHE, a small port...
iambus	14	13	a type of metrical f...
iberis	13	9	the candytuft plant...
ibexes	18	16	IBEX, a wild mountai...
ibices	16	12	IBEX, a wild mountai...
ibises	13	9	IBIS, any of a group...
ibriks	15	13	IBRIK, the Arabic na...
ichors	16	11	ICHOR, a watery disc...
icings	15	12	ICING, a sweet mixtu...
ickers	15	13	ICKER, (Scots) a sin...
icones	12	10	ICON, a symbol or im...
idants	10	8	IDANT, a chromosome...
ideals	11	8	IDEAL, a standard of...
idents	10	8	IDENT, a short visua...
idioms	12	10	IDIOM, a mode of exp...
idiots	11	7	IDIOT, a mentally de...
idlers	12	8	IDLER, one that idle...
idylls	20	11	IDYLL, a description...
iftars	13	9	IFTAR, (Arabic) a me...
igapos	13	11	IGAPO, in Peru, a ri...
igloos	12	9	IGLOO, (Inuit) a sno...
ihrams	14	11	IHRAM, (Arabic) the...
ilexes	17	14	ILEX, a tree or shru...
iliads	12	8	ILIAD, a long poem [...
ilices	15	10	ILEX, a tree or shru...
illths	16	10	ILLTH, the contrary...
images	12	11	IMAGE, to form a lik...
imagos	12	11	IMAGO, an insect in...
imaris	12	9	IMARI, (Japanese) a...
imaums	13	13	IMAUM, (Arabic) the...
imbars	14	12	IMBAR, (obsolete) to...
imbeds	14	13	IMBED, to plant firm...
imboss	14	12	to decorate with a r...
imbues	14	13	IMBUE, to inspire wi...
imides	12	10	IMIDE, a class of or...
imines	11	10	IMINE, a chemical co...
immews	16	15	IMMEW, to confine, m...
immies	13	12	IMMY, a type of play...
immits	14	12	IMMIT, (obsolete) to...
impels	15	13	IMPEL, to drive forw...
impies	14	12	IMPI, (Zulu) a regim...
impots	14	12	IMPOT, (slang) an im...
impros	14	12	IMPRO, (short for) i...
inanes	8	8	INANE, empty space [...
inarms	11	10	INARM, to encircle w...
inches	15	12	INCH, to move very s...
incles	14	11	INCLE, a broad linen...
incogs	14	12	INCOG, (short for) i...
incurs	14	11	INCUR, to bring upon...
incuts	14	11	INCUT, in rock climb...
indews	13	11	INDEW, to provide wi...
indias	10	8	INDIA, (In internati...
indies	10	8	INDIE, (colloquial)...
indols	11	9	INDOL, a crystalline...
indows	13	11	INDOW, to bequeath,...
indris	11	8	a short-tailed lemur...
indues	10	9	INDUE, to provide wi...
inerts	10	7	INERT, something tha...
infers	12	10	INFER, to reach or d...
ingans	10	10	INGAN, (Scots) an on...
ingles	12	10	INGLE, a fireplace [...
ingoes	10	9	INGO, (Scots) entry...
ingots	11	9	INGOT, to shape (met...
inions	9	8	INION, a part of the...
inkers	11	11	INKER, one who inks;...
inkles	12	12	INKLE, to give a hin...
inlays	17	10	INLAY, to insert or...
inlets	11	8	INLET, to insert [v]
inners	9	8	INNER, in archery, a...
inorbs	12	10	INORB, to set in an...
inputs	13	11	INPUT, to enter data...
inruns	10	9	INRUN, the approach...
insets	10	7	INSET, to set in, in...
intels	11	8	INTEL, military inte...
inters	10	7	INTER, to bury [v]
intros	10	7	INTRO, (short for) a...
inulas	11	9	INULA, a kind of pla...
inures	10	8	INURE, to accustom o...
inurns	10	9	INURN, to put in an...
invars	12	11	INVAR, (tradename) a...
inwits	14	10	INWIT, (archaic) inw...
iodids	11	8	IODID, a salt of hyd...
iodins	10	8	IODIN, a chemical el...
iodous	10	8	pertaining to, or co...
ionics	13	10	IONIC, a style of ty...
ippons	14	13	IPPON, a winning poi...
irades	10	7	IRADE, (historical)...
irides	11	7	IRIS, a part of the...
irises	11	6	IRIS, to give the fo...
iritis	12	6	inflammation of the...
irokos	11	10	IROKO, a large Afric...
irones	9	7	IRONE, an aromatic o...
islets	12	7	ISLET, a small islan...
isseis	11	6	ISSEI, a Japanese im...
issues	11	7	ISSUE, to put into c...
istles	12	7	ISTLE, a strong fibr...
itches	16	11	ITCH, to have an irr...
ixoras	16	13	IXORA, a flowering p...
ixtles	18	14	IXTLE, a strong fibr...
izards	14	16	IZARD, (French) the...
izzats	17	24	IZZAT, (Urdu) honour...
jabers	14	18	as in the Irish oath...
jabots	14	18	JABOT, (French) a la...
jacals	16	19	JACAL, a hut built o...
jaffas	16	21	JAFFA, in cricket, a...
jagers	13	17	JAGER, a German army...
jagirs	14	17	JAGIR, (Hindi) the g...
jagras	13	17	JAGRA, a coarse, dar...
jakeys	19	21	JAKEY, (Scots) a hom...
jalaps	15	19	JALAP, a Mexican pla...
jalops	15	19	JALOP, the purgative...
jambes	15	21	JAMBE, a piece of le...
jambus	16	22	JAMBU, (Sanskrit) th...
japans	13	19	JAPAN, to coat with...
japers	14	18	JAPER, one who japes...
jartas	12	15	JARTA, heart, used a...
jaruls	14	17	JARUL, a deciduous t...
jaseys	18	17	JASEY, a wig of wors...
jasies	12	15	JASY, a wig of worst...
jaspes	14	18	JASPE, a cotton clot...
jaspis	15	18	jasper, also JASP [n...
jasses	12	15	JASS, (obsolete) jaz...
jaunts	12	17	JAUNT, to go on a pl...
javels	15	20	JAVEL, (Spenser) a w...
jawans	14	19	JAWAN, an Indian com...
jaxies	18	22	JAXIE, the posterior...
jazies	15	24	JAZY, a wig, also JA...
jazzes	18	33	JAZZ, to liven up th...
jebels	15	19	JEBEL, (Arabic) a hi...
jehads	14	18	JEHAD, in Islam, a h...
jelabs	15	19	JELAB, a Middle East...
jellos	14	17	JELLO, (tradename) a...
jembes	15	21	JEMBE, (Swahili) a h...
jerids	13	16	JERID, a wooden Orie...
jesses	12	15	JESSE, to fasten str...
jetons	11	16	JETON, a piece of me...
jewels	16	19	JEWEL, to adorn with...
jewies	15	18	JEWIE, (Australian s...
jhalas	15	18	JHALA, (Sanskrit) in...
jibbas	17	21	JIBBA, a long loose...
jibers	15	18	JIBER, one who jibes...
jigots	14	17	JIGOT, (French) a le...
jihads	15	18	JIHAD, in Islam, a h...
jinnis	12	17	JINNI, a supernatura...
jinxes	18	23	JINX, to bring bad l...
jirgas	14	17	JIRGA, a council of...
jivers	15	19	JIVER, one who jives...
jizzes	19	33	JIZZ, the characteri...
jnanas	10	17	JNANA, knowledge acq...
jockos	16	22	JOCKO, a chimpanzee...
jodels	13	17	JODEL, to sing with...
joints	12	16	JOINT, to fit togeth...
joists	13	15	JOIST, to fit with j...
jokers	13	19	JOKER, one that joke...
jomons	12	19	JOMON, (Japanese) a...
jorams	13	18	JORAM, a large drink...
jorums	14	19	JORUM, a large drink...
joshes	14	17	JOSH, to tease [v]
josses	12	15	JOSS, a Chinese figu...
jotuns	12	17	JOTUN, in Norse myth...
jouals	13	17	JOUAL, (French) a no...
joules	13	17	JOULE, to bump, also...
jousts	13	16	JOUST, to engage in...
jowars	15	18	JOWAR, Indian millet...
joyous	18	18	joyful [adj JOYOUSLY...
judges	14	19	JUDGE, to decide on...
judies	13	17	JUDY, (slang) a girl...
jugals	15	19	JUGAL, the cheek bon...
jugums	16	22	JUGUM, a pair of opp...
juices	16	19	JUICE, to extract li...
juleps	16	20	JULEP, a cocktail of...
jumars	14	19	JUMAR, to climb usin...
jumbos	16	22	JUMBO, (colloquial)...
juncos	15	20	JUNCO, a North Ameri...
juncus	16	21	any plant of the gen...
juntas	12	17	JUNTA, a government...
juntos	12	17	JUNTO, (Spanish) a g...
jupons	14	20	JUPON, a sleeveless...
jurats	13	16	JURAT, a memorandum...
jurels	14	17	JUREL, a kind of foo...
juries	13	16	JURY, to select mate...
jurors	13	16	JUROR, a member of a...
juvies	15	20	JUVIE, (slang) a juv...
jynxes	24	25	JYNX, the wryneck, a...
kaamas	11	13	KAAMA, a large South...
kababs	15	16	KABAB, cubes of meat...
kabars	13	13	KABAR, (Scots) a hea...
kabobs	15	16	KABOB, to cook on a...
kadais	11	11	KADAI, (Hindi) a wok...
kafirs	14	13	KAFIR, a kind of cer...
kahals	14	13	KAHAL, the governing...
kaiaks	12	14	KAIAK, to travel by...
kaikas	12	14	KAIKA, (New Zealand)...
kalams	13	14	KALAM, a type of Mus...
kalifs	15	14	KALIF, an Eastern ru...
kalpas	14	14	KALPA, one of the Br...
kalpis	15	14	a Greek water-jar [n...
kamees	11	13	in South Asia, a loo...
kamiks	14	17	KAMIK, (Inuit) a kne...
kanaes	9	11	KANAE, (Maori) the g...
kanehs	12	13	KANEH, (Hebrew) a He...
kangas	11	13	KANGA, a coloured co...
kanjis	13	20	KANJI, the character...
kanses	10	11	KANS, a type of Indi...
kanzus	14	21	KANZU, a long white...
kapoks	14	17	KAPOK, a very light,...
kapows	16	16	KAPOW, a sudden shar...
kappas	15	16	KAPPA, the tenth let...
karats	11	10	KARAT, (US) a unit o...
karmas	12	13	KARMA, (Sanskrit) th...
karoos	10	10	KAROO, in South Afri...
kaross	11	10	(Afrikaans) a South...
karris	12	10	KARRI, a type of Aus...
karsts	12	10	KARST, a landscape c...
kashas	13	12	KASHA, (Russian) a p...
katals	12	11	KATAL, a derived SI...
kattis	12	10	KATTI, an Asian unit...
kaughs	15	15	KAUGH, (Scots) care,...
kauris	12	11	KAURI, (Maori) a gum...
kaurus	12	12	KAURU, the edible st...
kavals	14	15	KAVAL, a kind of flu...
kavass	13	14	an armed attendant i...
kawaus	14	14	KAWAU, (Maori) the b...
kayaks	18	16	KAYAK, to travel by...
kayles	18	13	KAYLE, a ninepin, al...
kayoes	16	12	KAYO, to knock out [...
kazoos	13	19	KAZOO, a toy musical...
kebabs	15	16	KEBAB, to skewer, al...
kebars	13	13	KEBAR, (Scots) a hea...
kebobs	15	16	KEBOB, to skewer, al...
kedges	12	13	KEDGE, to move (a sh...
keemas	11	13	KEEMA, (Hindi) in In...
keenos	9	11	KEENO, a gambling ga...
keeves	12	14	KEEVE, a large tub,...
kefirs	14	13	KEFIR, a drink made...
kehuas	13	13	KEHUA, (Maori) a gho...
keleps	14	14	KELEP, a stinging an...
kelims	14	14	KELIM, a pileless wo...
kembos	14	16	KEMBO, to set akimbo...
kenafs	12	14	KENAF, a fibre-yield...
kendos	10	12	KENDO, a martial art...
kentes	10	11	KENTE, brightly colo...
kerels	12	11	KEREL, (Afrikaans) a...
kermas	12	13	KERMA, a term in phy...
kermes	12	13	a red cochineal-like...
kermis	13	13	(Dutch) in Europe, p...
kernes	10	11	KERNE, a medieval fo...
kerves	13	14	KERVE, (Spenser) to...
kesars	11	10	KESAR, (obsolete) an...
keshes	13	12	KESH, the uncut hair...
ketols	12	11	KETOL, one of a seri...
kevels	14	15	KEVEL, (Scots) a pie...
kevils	15	15	KEVIL, (Scots) a pie...
keyers	17	12	KEYER, a device that...
khadis	14	13	KHADI, (Hindi) a hom...
khakis	15	16	KHAKI, a dull browni...
khaphs	18	17	KHAPH, (Hebrew) the...
khayas	19	14	KHAYA, a lofty West...
khazis	17	21	KHAZI, (slang) a lav...
khedas	13	13	KHEDA, an enclosure...
kheths	16	14	KHETH, (Hebrew) the...
khojas	15	21	KHOJA, a Middle East...
khoums	15	16	KHOUM, (Arabic) a mo...
kiaats	11	10	KIAAT, (Afrikaans) a...
kiacks	16	17	KIACK, a fish of the...
kiangs	12	13	KIANG, a kind of Tib...
kibbes	16	16	KIBBE, an Eastern di...
kibbis	17	16	KIBBI, an Eastern di...
kibeis	14	13	KIBEI, (Japanese) an...
kiblas	15	14	KIBLA, (Arabic) the...
kiddos	12	12	KIDDO, (slang) a kid...
kidels	13	12	KIDEL, (historical)...
kieves	13	14	KIEVE, a large tub,...
kights	16	14	KIGHT, (Spenser) a b...
kikois	13	14	KIKOI, in East Afric...
kileys	19	13	KILEY, a boomerang,...
kilims	15	14	KILIM, a pileless wo...
killas	14	12	a Cornish word for c...
kimbos	15	16	KIMBO, to set akimbo...
kinins	11	12	KININ, a plant hormo...
kiores	11	10	KIORE, a small brown...
kiosks	13	14	KIOSK, an open booth...
kippas	16	16	KIPPA, (Hebrew) a re...
kirris	13	10	KIRRI, a stick, also...
kisans	11	11	KISAN, (Hindi) an In...
kishes	14	12	KISH, solid graphite...
kisses	12	10	KISS, to caress by t...
kiters	12	10	KITER, one that kite...
kithes	14	12	KITHE, to make known...
kituls	14	12	KITUL, the jaggery p...
klangs	13	14	KLANG, (German) a co...
kletts	13	11	KLETT, a lightweight...
klicks	18	18	KLICK, (colloquial)...
kliegs	14	13	KLIEG, a kind of ele...
klongs	13	14	KLONG, in Thailand,...
kloofs	14	14	KLOOF, a deep ravine...
kluges	14	14	KLUGE, to fix by clu...
knacks	15	18	KNACK, to strike sha...
knarls	12	12	KNARL, a knot in a t...
knaurs	11	12	KNAUR, a knot in a t...
knaves	12	15	KNAVE, a dishonest m...
knawes	13	14	KNAWE, a cornfield w...
kneads	10	12	KNEAD, to massage wi...
kneels	11	12	KNEEL, to rest on th...
knells	13	13	KNELL, to sound a be...
knicks	16	18	(colloquial) knicker...
knifes	13	14	KNIFE, to stab with...
knives	13	15	KNIVE, to knife [v]
knocks	15	18	KNOCK, to strike sha...
knolls	13	13	KNOLL, an obsolete f...
knosps	13	14	KNOSP, (German) an a...
knouts	11	12	KNOUT, to flog with...
knowes	13	14	KNOWE, a rounded hil...
knowns	13	15	KNOWN, a mathematica...
knurls	13	13	KNURL, to make groov...
knurrs	12	12	KNURR, a knot of woo...
koalas	11	11	KOALA, a small furry...
kobans	12	14	KOBAN, an obsolete J...
koftas	13	13	KOFTA, in India, fri...
kogals	13	13	KOGAL, (Japanese) a...
koines	10	11	KOINE, (Greek) a dia...
kokams	13	17	KOKAM, (Marathi) an...
kokers	12	14	KOKER, (Dutch) in Gu...
kokras	12	14	KOKRA, the wood of a...
kokums	14	18	KOKUM, (Marathi) an...
kombus	15	17	KOMBU, a type of Jap...
konbus	13	15	KONBU, a type of Jap...
kondos	10	12	KONDO, in Uganda, a...
kooris	11	10	KOORI, (Native Austr...
kopeks	14	17	KOPEK, a Russian mon...
kopjes	15	22	KOPJE, in South Afri...
koppas	15	16	KOPPA, a Greek lette...
korats	11	10	KORAT, a cat with a...
kormas	12	13	KORMA, (India) a mil...
kosmos	12	13	the universe as an o...
kosses	11	10	KOS, a measure of di...
kotows	14	13	KOTOW, to grovel, al...
koumis	13	14	a beverage made from...
koumys	19	16	a beverage made from...
kouras	11	11	KOURA, a New Zealand...
kouros	11	11	an ancient Greek sta...
kraals	12	11	KRAAL, to pen, also...
krafts	14	13	KRAFT, a type of str...
kraits	12	10	KRAIT, a deadly Asia...
krangs	12	13	KRANG, the carcass o...
krauts	12	11	KRAUT, (short for) s...
kreeps	13	13	KREEP, a basaltic lu...
krengs	12	13	KRENG, (Dutch) the c...
krewes	14	13	KREWE, a private gro...
krills	15	12	KRILL, a species of...
krises	12	10	KRIS, to stab with a...
kroons	10	11	KROON, a former mone...
krubis	15	14	KRUBI, a malodorous...
krunks	13	16	KRUNK, a form of hip...
kubies	14	14	KUBIE, a kubasa on a...
kudzus	16	22	KUDZU, an ornamental...
kugels	14	14	KUGEL, (Yiddish) a c...
kukris	14	15	KUKRI, a sharp, curv...
kulaks	14	16	KULAK, a rich Russia...
kulans	12	13	KULAN, a wild ass in...
kulfis	16	15	KULFI, an Indian des...
kumiss	14	14	(Russian) a beverage...
kurres	12	11	KURRE, (Spenser) a c...
kurtas	12	11	KURTA, a loose-fitti...
kussos	12	11	KUSSO, an Ethiopian...
kvases	13	14	KVAS, (Russian) an a...
kvells	16	16	KVELL, (Yiddish) to...
kwelas	15	14	KWELA, a form of Zul...
kyacks	22	19	KYACK, a packsack [n...
kyangs	18	15	KYANG, a Tibetan wil...
kylies	19	13	KYLIE, a boomerang,...
kylins	19	14	KYLIN, (Chinese) a f...
kyloes	18	13	KYLOE, (Gaelic) a sm...
kyndes	17	14	KYNDE, (Spenser) to...
kyries	18	12	KYRIE, a religious p...
kythes	20	14	KYTHE, to make known...
laaris	11	7	LAARI, a monetary un...
labdas	13	11	LABDA, (Greek) the G...
labels	14	11	LABEL, to attach a t...
labors	13	10	LABOR, to work, also...
labrys	20	12	(Greek) the double-h...
lacers	14	10	LACER, one that lace...
lacets	14	10	LACET, a kind of lac...
laches	16	12	undue delay in carry...
lacmus	16	14	a substance that cha...
ladens	10	9	LADEN, to load with...
laders	11	8	LADER, one who lades...
ladies	11	8	LADY, a woman of ref...
ladles	12	9	LADLE, to serve with...
lagans	11	10	LAGAN, goods thrown...
lagers	12	9	LAGER, to form a def...
lahals	14	10	LAHAL, a team game p...
lahars	13	9	LAHAR, a flowing mas...
laichs	17	12	LAICH, (Scots) a pie...
laighs	15	11	LAIGH, a piece of lo...
laikas	12	11	LAIKA, (Russian) a b...
lairds	12	8	LAIRD, the owner of...
lakers	12	11	LAKER, a fish found...
lakins	12	12	LAKIN, (Shakespeare)...
laksas	12	11	LAKSA, (Malay) rice...
lameds	12	11	LAMED, (Hebrew) a He...
lamias	12	10	LAMIA, a mythical mo...
lampas	14	13	inflammation of the...
lanais	10	8	LANAI, (Hawaiian) a...
lances	13	11	LANCE, to pierce wit...
landes	10	9	LANDE, (French) a he...
lapels	14	11	LAPEL, an extension...
lapins	13	11	LAPIN, (French) rabb...
lapjes	15	19	LAPJE, (Afrikaans) a...
lapses	13	10	LAPSE, to pass into...
lapsus	14	11	(Latin) a slip e.g....
larees	10	7	LAREE, a monetary un...
larges	12	9	LARGE, generosity [n...
largos	12	9	LARGO, a slow musica...
larums	13	11	LARUM, (archaic) ala...
larvas	13	11	LARVA, an animal in...
lasers	11	7	LASER, a source of h...
lashes	13	9	LASH, to strike with...
lasses	11	7	LASS, (Scots) a girl...
lassis	12	7	LASSI, (Hindi) a dri...
lassos	11	7	LASSO, to catch with...
lassus	12	8	LASSU, the slow move...
latahs	13	9	LATAH, a psychologic...
latens	10	8	LATEN, to make or gr...
lathes	13	9	LATHE, to shape or c...
lathis	14	9	LATHI, (Hindi) in In...
latkes	12	11	LATKE, (Yiddish) a t...
lattes	11	7	LATTE, a white coffe...
lauans	10	9	LAUAN, a lightweight...
lauchs	17	13	LAUCH, (Scots) to la...
laughs	15	12	LAUGH, to express mi...
launds	11	10	LAUND, (Shakespeare)...
lauras	11	8	LAURA, a group of hu...
lavers	13	11	LAVER, an edible sea...
lavras	13	11	LAVRA, (Greek) a gro...
lawins	14	11	LAWIN, (Scots) a bil...
layers	17	9	LAYER, to form a lay...
layins	17	10	LAYIN, a basketball...
layups	20	13	LAYUP, a shot in bas...
lazars	14	16	LAZAR, a leper or pe...
lazies	14	16	LAZY, to move or lie...
lazoes	13	16	LAZO, to catch with...
leares	10	7	LEARE, (Scots) to te...
learns	10	8	LEARN, to be informe...
leases	10	7	LEASE, to contract t...
leasts	11	7	LEAST, the smallest...
leaves	12	11	LEAVE, to go away fr...
leazes	13	16	LEAZE, a pasture [n]
lebens	12	11	LEBEN, a kind of Eas...
leches	16	12	LECH, to engage in l...
ledges	12	10	LEDGE, a narrow, she...
ledums	13	12	LEDUM, a plant of th...
leears	10	7	LEEAR, (Scots) a lia...
leeses	10	7	LEESE, (Shakespeare)...
legals	13	10	LEGAL, an authorised...
legers	12	9	LEGER, one who sells...
legges	13	11	LEGGE, (Shakespeare)...
legits	13	9	LEGIT, a legitimate...
lehuas	13	10	LEHUA, (Hawaiian) a...
lemans	11	11	LEMAN, (archaic) a l...
lemels	13	11	LEMEL, the dust and...
lemmas	13	13	LEMMA, a type of pro...
lemons	11	11	LEMON, to flavour wi...
lemurs	13	11	LEMUR, an arboreal m...
lenses	10	8	LENS, to make a film...
lentos	10	8	LENTO, a slow musica...
leones	9	8	LEONE, the standard...
lepers	13	10	LEPER, one affected...
lepras	13	10	LEPRA, (Latin) lepro...
lesbos	13	10	LESBO, (colloquial)...
lesses	11	7	LESS, a smaller port...
lethes	13	9	LETHE, forgetfulness...
letups	14	11	LETUP, an easing off...
leudes	11	9	LEUD, a feudal vassa...
levees	12	11	LEVEE, to attend suc...
levels	14	12	LEVEL, to make even...
levers	13	11	LEVER, to prise open...
levies	13	11	LEVY, to impose or c...
levins	13	12	LEVIN, (archaic) lig...
lezzas	17	25	LEZZA, (short for) a...
lezzes	17	25	LEZZ, (short for) a...
lianas	10	8	LIANA, any climbing...
lianes	10	8	LIANE, any climbing...
liangs	12	10	LIANG, a Chinese uni...
liards	12	8	LIARD, an old French...
liases	11	7	LIAS, the lowest ser...
libels	15	11	LIBEL, to make a def...
libers	14	10	LIBER, a book of pub...
libras	14	10	LIBRA, an ancient Ro...
liches	17	12	LICH, (obsolete) a c...
lichis	18	12	LICHI, a tropical fr...
lichts	18	12	LICHT, to light [v]
lidars	12	8	LIDAR, a system of u...
lieges	12	9	LIEGE, (historical)...
lieves	13	11	LIEVE, a beloved [n]
lifers	14	10	LIFER, a prisoner se...
ligans	12	10	LIGAN, goods thrown...
ligers	13	9	LIGER, the offspring...
ligges	14	11	LIGGE, (dialect) to...
lights	16	11	LIGHT, to illuminate...
lignes	12	10	LIGNE, a measure of...
likens	12	12	LIKEN, to represent...
likers	13	11	LIKER, one who likes...
likins	13	12	LIKIN, an old Chines...
lilacs	16	11	LILAC, a flowering s...
lilies	13	8	LILY, any plant or f...
limans	12	11	LIMAN, the deposit o...
limbas	15	13	LIMBA, a kind of Afr...
limbos	15	13	LIMBO, a place of ob...
limbus	16	14	a distinctive border...
limens	12	11	LIMEN, a threshold,...
limeys	19	12	LIMEY, a British sai...
limits	14	10	LIMIT, to restrict [...
limmas	14	13	LIMMA, in prosody, a...
limous	13	11	(archaic) muddy, sli...
limpas	15	13	LIMPA, rye bread mad...
linacs	14	11	LINAC, a linear part...
linens	10	9	LINEN, a fabric wove...
liners	11	8	LINER, a passenger s...
lingas	12	10	LINGA, (Sanskrit) th...
lingos	12	10	LINGO, (colloquial)...
linins	11	9	LININ, (Greek) a sub...
linums	13	12	LINUM, a plant of th...
lipids	15	11	LIPID, any of a clas...
lipins	14	11	LIPIN, any of a clas...
lisles	13	8	LISLE, a fine, tight...
lisses	12	7	LIS, a heraldic fleu...
liters	12	7	LITER, (US) a measur...
lithes	14	9	LITHE, to listen [v]
lithos	14	9	LITHO, to make a lit...
litmus	14	11	a substance that cha...
litres	12	7	LITRE, a unit of cap...
lituus	13	9	a J-shaped Roman tru...
livens	13	12	LIVEN, to make livel...
livers	14	11	LIVER, to thicken or...
livors	14	11	LIVOR, lividness of...
livres	14	11	LIVRE, a former mone...
llamas	13	11	LLAMA, a South Ameri...
llanos	11	9	LLANO, an open, gras...
loaves	12	11	LOAVE, to form a hea...
locals	15	11	LOCAL, a person belo...
loches	16	12	LOCHE, a fish of the...
locies	14	10	LOCIE, an engine use...
locoes	13	10	LOCO, to poison with...
locums	16	14	LOCUM, a temporary s...
lodens	10	9	LODEN, (German) a th...
lodges	12	10	LODGE, to provide te...
logans	11	10	LOGAN, a rocking-sto...
logics	16	12	LOGIC, the science o...
logies	12	9	LOGIE, the space in...
logins	12	10	LOGIN, access to a m...
logons	11	10	LOGON [v]
lohans	12	10	LOHAN, (Sanskrit) a...
lologs	13	10	LOLOG, the logarithm...
loners	10	8	LONER, one who avoid...
longas	11	10	LONGA, a long note [...
longes	11	10	LONGE, to guide a ho...
looeys	16	9	LOOEY, a lieutenant...
loofas	12	10	LOOFA, a tropical vi...
looies	10	7	LOOIE, (colloquial)...
loords	11	8	LOORD, a lout [n]
looses	10	7	LOOSE, to set free,...
looves	12	11	LOOF, the palm of th...
lopers	13	10	LOPER, one of a pair...
lorans	10	8	LORAN, an acronym fo...
lorels	12	8	LOREL, a good for no...
lorics	15	10	LORIC, a leather cor...
lories	11	7	LORY, (Malay) a kind...
losels	12	8	LOSEL, a good for no...
losers	11	7	LOSER, one who loses...
losses	11	7	LOSS, the act of one...
lotahs	13	9	LOTAH, a small brass...
lottes	11	7	LOTTE, (French) a fo...
lottos	11	7	LOTTO, a game played...
loughs	15	12	LOUGH, (Irish) a lak...
louies	11	8	LOUIE, (colloquial)...
loumas	12	11	LOUMA, a weekly mark...
lounds	11	10	LOUND, (Scots) to ca...
loupes	13	11	LOUPE, (French) a je...
loures	11	8	LOURE, (French) an o...
louses	11	8	LOUSE, to spoil or b...
lovats	13	11	LOVAT, a greyish or...
lovers	13	11	LOVER, someone who l...
loveys	19	13	LOVEY, a term of end...
lovies	13	11	LOVIE, an endearment...
lowans	13	11	LOWAN, (Native Austr...
lowers	14	10	LOWER, to appear dar...
lownds	14	12	LOWND, to calm, also...
lownes	13	11	LOWNE, to calm, also...
lowses	14	10	LOWSE, to loosen [v]
lozens	13	17	LOZEN, (Scots) a win...
lubras	14	11	LUBRA, (Native Austr...
lucres	15	11	LUCRE, sordid gain;...
luffas	16	14	LUFFA, a kind of vin...
lugers	13	10	LUGER, one who rides...
lumbus	16	15	(Latin) the part of...
lumens	12	12	LUMEN, a unit of lum...
lunars	11	9	LUNAR, the distance...
lunets	11	9	LUNET, a little moon...
lunges	12	11	LUNGE, to make a sud...
lungis	13	11	LUNGI, (Hindi) in In...
lunies	11	9	LUNY, a crazy person...
lupins	14	12	LUPIN, any papiliona...
lupous	14	12	pertaining to lupus,...
lurers	12	8	LURER, one who lures...
lurgis	14	10	LURGI, (facetious) a...
lurves	14	12	LURVE, (slang) roman...
lusers	12	8	LUSER, a user of a c...
lushes	14	10	LUSH, to ply with al...
luters	12	8	LUTER, a lute-player...
lutzes	15	17	LUTZ, a jump in figu...
luzzes	18	26	LUZ, a supposedly in...
lyases	17	9	LYASE, an enzyme [n]
lycees	20	12	LYCEE, a French seco...
lyches	23	14	LYCH, a corpse, also...
lycras	21	12	LYCRA, (tradename) a...
lyings	19	12	LYING, the act of ly...
lymphs	24	17	LYMPH, a body fluid...
lynxes	23	17	LYNX, an animal of t...
lyrics	22	12	LYRIC, a lyrical poe...
lysins	18	10	LYSIN, a substance c...
lysols	19	10	LYSOL, (tradename) a...
lyssas	18	9	LYSSA, rabies or hyd...
lythes	20	11	LYTHE, (Scots) a fis...
lyttas	18	9	LYTTA, a fibrous ban...
maases	10	9	MAAS, (South Africa)...
macaws	17	15	MACAW, a large tropi...
macers	14	12	MACER, an official w...
maches	16	14	MACHE, a herb, lamb'...
machos	16	14	MACHO, an aggressive...
macles	15	13	MACLE, a mineral, ak...
macons	13	13	MACON, (French) smok...
macros	14	12	MACRO, in computing,...
madams	12	13	MADAM, to address as...
madges	12	12	MADGE, a type of ham...
madras	11	10	a fine plain-woven c...
madres	11	10	MADRE, (Spanish) mot...
maerls	12	10	MAERL, calcified red...
mafias	13	12	MAFIA, a secret crim...
mafics	17	15	MAFIC, a generally d...
magics	16	14	MAGIC, to work spell...
magmas	13	14	MAGMA, the molten ma...
magnes	11	12	(archaic) a lodeston...
magnus	12	13	as in magnus hitch,...
magots	12	11	MAGOT, (French) the...
mahoes	12	11	MAHOE, a small, bush...
mahuas	13	12	MAHUA, (Hindi) a kin...
mahwas	16	14	MAHWA, (Hindi) a kin...
maikos	12	13	MAIKO, an apprentice...
mailes	12	10	MAILE, a Hawaiian fl...
maills	14	11	MAILL, a payment [n]
maires	11	9	MAIRE, (French) a ma...
maises	11	9	MAISE, a measure of...
maists	12	9	MAIST, (Scots) the m...
maizes	14	18	MAIZE, an American c...
majlis	15	19	(Arabic) an assembly...
majors	13	18	MAJOR, to pursue a s...
makars	12	13	MAKAR, (Scots) a mak...
makers	12	13	MAKER, one that make...
malams	13	13	MALAM, a Muslim scho...
malars	12	10	MALAR, the cheekbone...
maliks	14	14	MALIK, in India, the...
malvas	14	14	MALVA, any plant of...
malwas	15	13	MALWA, a Ugandan dri...
mambas	14	15	MAMBA, a venomous Af...
mambos	14	15	MAMBO, to dance the...
mamees	11	12	MAMEE, a tropical pl...
mameys	18	14	MAMEY, a tropical pl...
mamies	12	12	MAMIE, a tropical pl...
mammas	13	15	MAMMA, the milk glan...
manats	10	10	MANAT, a standard mo...
mancus	14	14	(historical) an Angl...
mandis	11	11	MANDI, (Hindi) a big...
manebs	12	13	MANEB, a powder for...
manehs	12	12	MANEH, (Hebrew) a un...
mangas	11	12	MANGA, an adult comi...
manges	11	12	MANGE, a skin diseas...
mangos	11	12	MANGO, a tropical tr...
manias	10	10	MANIA, an excessive...
manics	14	13	MANIC, someone affec...
manies	10	10	MANY, a great number...
mannas	9	11	MANNA, the food mira...
manoes	9	10	MANO, a stone roller...
manors	10	10	MANOR, the manor hou...
manses	10	10	MANSE, a house alloc...
mantas	10	10	MANTA, a rough-textu...
mantes	10	10	MANTIS, a predatory...
mantis	11	10	a predatory insect,...
mantos	10	10	MANTO, (historical)...
manuls	12	12	MANUL, a kind of Cen...
mapaus	13	13	MAPAU, (Maori) a sma...
maples	14	13	MAPLE, a hardwood tr...
maquis	20	19	a thick underbrush,...
maraes	10	9	MARAE, (Maori) a mee...
marahs	13	11	MARAH, (Hebrew) in B...
marges	12	11	MARGE, (short for) m...
marids	12	10	MARID, (Arabic) a ji...
maries	11	9	MARY, (Australian sl...
markas	12	13	MARKA, the standard...
marles	12	10	MARLE, (obsolete) a...
marons	10	10	MARON, a kind of fre...
marors	11	9	MAROR, (Hebrew) a di...
marras	11	9	MARRA, a Northern En...
marris	12	9	MARRI, (Aborig) a eu...
marses	11	9	MARSE, (US) master [...
masers	11	9	MASER, a device used...
mashes	13	11	MASH, to pound down...
masons	10	10	MASON, to build or r...
massas	11	9	MASSA, (US) master [...
masses	11	9	MASS, to assemble as...
matais	11	9	MATAI, (Maori) a con...
maters	11	9	MATER, (Latin) mothe...
mateys	17	11	MATEY, a friend [n]
maties	11	9	MATY, a friend, also...
matins	11	10	MATIN, (French) a mo...
matjes	13	18	a young herring, tre...
matlos	12	10	MATLO, a seaman, als...
matres	11	9	MATER, (Latin) mothe...
mattes	11	9	MATTE, a molten mixt...
matzas	14	18	MATZA, (Yiddish) unl...
matzos	14	18	MATZO, (Yiddish) unl...
maunds	11	12	MAUND, (obsolete) to...
mauris	12	10	MAURI, (Maori) the s...
mauves	13	14	MAUVE, a purple colo...
mavens	12	14	MAVEN, (US slang) an...
mavies	13	13	MAVIE, the throstle...
mavins	13	14	MAVIN, (US slang) an...
mawpus	17	16	(slang) a small coin...
maxims	19	19	MAXIM, a brief expre...
maybes	19	14	MAYBE, an uncertaint...
mayors	17	11	MAYOR, the chief exe...
mazers	14	18	MAZER, a large drink...
mazuts	15	19	MAZUT, petroleum res...
mbiras	14	12	MBIRA, an African mu...
meanes	9	10	MEANE, (Scots) to la...
meares	10	9	MEARE, (Spenser) to...
meases	10	9	MEASE, (Scots) to ma...
meaths	13	11	MEATH, (obsolete) an...
meatus	11	10	a natural body passa...
meawes	13	12	(Spenser) mews, gull...
meccas	17	15	MECCA, a place visit...
medals	12	11	MEDAL, to honour wit...
medias	11	10	MEDIA, the middle la...
medics	15	13	MEDIC, one engaged i...
medius	12	11	the middle finger [n...
medles	12	11	MEDLE, (Shakespeare)...
megass	12	11	crushed sugarcane, a...
meiths	14	11	MEITH, (Scots) a lan...
mejlis	15	19	(Arabic) an assembly...
mekkas	13	17	MEKKA, a place visit...
melees	11	10	MELEE, (French) a co...
melics	16	13	MELIC, a type of per...
meliks	14	14	MELIK, in India, the...
melons	11	11	MELON, any of severa...
menads	10	11	MENAD, a female foll...
menges	11	12	MENGE, (archaic) to...
mensas	10	10	MENSA, the grinding...
menses	10	10	MENSE, to do honour...
mentos	10	10	MENTO, a traditional...
merces	14	12	MERC, (short for) a...
merdes	11	10	MERDE, (French) excr...
merels	12	10	MEREL, a counter use...
merges	12	11	MERGE, to combine [v...
merils	13	10	MERIL, a counter use...
merits	12	9	MERIT, to deserve [v...
merles	12	10	MERLE, a blackbird,...
merses	11	9	MERSE, (Scots) a low...
mesels	12	10	MESEL, (obsolete) a...
meshes	13	11	MESH, to entangle [v...
mesnes	10	10	MESNE, a legal inter...
mesons	10	10	MESON, a short-lived...
messes	11	9	MESS, to make dirty...
metals	12	10	METAL, to cover with...
meters	11	9	METER, to measure by...
methos	13	11	METHO, (Australian s...
metics	15	12	METIC, (historical)...
metifs	14	12	METIF, (French) the...
metols	12	10	METOL, a coal tar de...
metres	11	9	METRE, to measure by...
metros	11	9	METRO, an urban rail...
meuses	11	10	MEUSE, to pass throu...
mewses	14	12	MEWS, to pass throug...
mezzes	17	27	MEZZ [n]
mezzos	17	27	MEZZO, (short for) m...
mhorrs	14	11	MHORR, a West Africa...
miaous	11	10	MIAOU, to make the s...
miaows	14	12	MIAOW, to make the s...
miasms	13	12	MIASM, a noxious vap...
miauls	13	11	MIAUL, to make the s...
miches	17	14	MICHE, to play truan...
michts	18	14	MICHT, (Scots) might...
micros	15	12	MICRO, (short for) a...
midges	13	12	MIDGE, a small gnatl...
midsts	13	10	MIDST, the middle [n...
mieves	13	13	MIEVE, (Spenser) to...
mights	16	13	MIGHT, strength, als...
mikvas	15	17	MIKVA, (Hebrew) a pl...
mikvos	15	17	MIKVAH, (Hebrew) a p...
milers	13	10	MILER, one who runs...
milkos	14	14	MILKO, a man who sel...
milles	14	11	MILLE, (French) a th...
milors	13	10	MILOR, (French) a te...
milpas	15	13	MILPA, (Spanish) in...
mimeos	12	12	MIMEO, to copy by mi...
mimers	13	12	MIMER, one that mime...
mimics	17	15	MIMIC, to imitate [v...
minars	11	10	MINAR, (Arabic) a to...
minces	14	13	MINCE, to cut into v...
miners	11	10	MINER, one that mine...
minges	12	12	MINGE, (offensive) t...
minims	13	13	MINIM, a note with t...
minkes	12	14	MINKE, a kind of sma...
minors	11	10	MINOR, to study a su...
minxes	17	17	MINX, a pert girl [n...
mioses	11	9	MIOSIS, (Greek) exce...
miosis	12	9	(Greek) excessive co...
mirids	13	10	MIRID, a variety of...
mirins	12	10	MIRIN, a sweet rice...
mirths	15	11	MIRTH, merriness [n]
mirzas	15	18	MIRZA, a Persian tit...
misers	12	9	MISER, one who hoard...
misses	12	9	MISS, to fail to mak...
missis	13	9	(colloquial) wife, a...
missus	13	10	(colloquial) a wife,...
miters	12	9	MITER, (US) to join...
mitres	12	9	MITRE, to join with...
miurus	13	11	a hexameter with a s...
mixens	17	17	MIXEN, a dunghill [n...
mixers	18	16	MIXER, one that mixe...
mixups	21	20	MIXUP, a state of co...
mizens	14	19	MIZEN, in a three-ma...
mizzes	18	27	MIZZ, (colloquial) m...
mnemes	11	13	MNEME, the persistin...
mobeys	19	14	MOBEY, (slang) a mob...
mobies	13	12	MOBY, (slang) a mobi...
mobles	14	13	MOBLE, (obsolete) to...
mochas	16	14	MOCHA, a choice, pun...
mochis	17	14	MOCHI, (Japanese) a...
modals	12	11	MODAL, a modal auxil...
models	12	11	MODEL, to form a pla...
modems	12	13	MODEM, to transmit b...
moders	11	10	MODER, (German) a la...
modges	12	12	MODGE, (Dial) to do...
modius	12	11	a Roman dry measure...
moguls	14	13	MOGUL, an influentia...
mohels	14	12	MOHEL, a person who...
mohuas	13	12	MOHUA, a small New Z...
mohurs	14	12	MOHUR, a former gold...
moiles	12	10	MOILE, a type of ric...
moires	11	9	MOIRE, a fabric havi...
moists	12	9	MOIST, to wet slight...
mojoes	12	18	MOJO, a magic charm...
molars	12	10	MOLAR, a grinding to...
molies	12	10	MOLY, a magical herb...
mollas	13	11	MOLLA, (Arabic) a Mu...
mommas	13	15	MOMMA, (colloquial)...
monads	10	11	MONAD, the number on...
monals	11	11	MONAL, a Himalayan p...
mondes	10	11	MONDE, (French) the...
mondos	10	11	MONDO, a Zen Buddhis...
moneys	16	12	MONEY, an official m...
mongos	11	12	MONGO, the waste pro...
monies	10	10	MONEY, an official m...
montes	10	10	MONS, a protuberance...
months	13	12	MONTH, one of the tw...
moolas	11	10	MOOLA, (slang) money...
moolis	12	10	MOOLI, an East Afric...
mooves	12	13	MOOVE, (obsolete) to...
mopeds	13	13	MOPED, a type of mot...
mopers	13	12	MOPER, one who mopes...
morals	12	10	MORAL, (archaic) to...
morass	11	9	a very wet or muddy...
morats	11	9	MORAT, a drink made...
morays	17	11	MORAY, a kind of eel...
morbus	14	13	(Latin) a disease, i...
morels	12	10	MOREL, a kind of edi...
morias	11	9	MORIA, (Greek) folly...
mornes	10	10	MORNE, the blunt end...
morons	10	10	MORON, a mentally de...
morphs	16	14	MORPH, to gradually...
morras	11	9	MORRA, a game of gue...
morris	12	9	an English folk danc...
morros	11	9	MORRO, a rounded ele...
morses	11	9	MORSE, (French) a wa...
moseys	17	11	MOSEY, to saunter [v...
moshes	13	11	MOSH, to dance frant...
mosses	11	9	MOSS, to cover with...
motels	12	10	MOTEL, a roadside ho...
motets	11	9	MOTET, (French) a ki...
moteys	17	11	MOTEY, a pigment mad...
motifs	14	12	MOTIF, (French) a di...
motors	11	9	MOTOR, to travel by...
mottes	11	9	MOTTE, an artificial...
mottos	11	9	MOTTO, a short expre...
motzas	14	18	MOTZA, (Australian s...
moulds	13	12	MOULD, to work into...
moults	13	11	MOULT, to shed feath...
mounds	11	12	MOUND, to heap in a...
mounts	11	11	MOUNT, to climb [v]
mourns	11	11	MOURN, to feel or ex...
mouses	11	10	MOUSE, to hunt mice...
mousts	12	10	MOUST, to powder, al...
mouths	14	12	MOUTH, to feed into...
movers	13	13	MOVER, one that move...
movies	13	13	MOVIE, a motion pict...
mowers	14	12	MOWER, one that mows...
mowras	14	12	MOWRA, (Hindi) a kin...
moxies	17	16	MOXIE, (US slang) co...
moyles	18	12	MOYLE, to moil, toil...
mozzes	17	27	MOZZ, (Australian sl...
mprets	14	12	MPRET, a former titl...
muches	17	15	MUCH, a great deal [...
mucins	15	14	MUCIN, a protein sec...
mucors	15	13	MUCOR, a genus of mo...
mucous	15	14	containing mucus, al...
mucros	15	13	MUCRO, a sharp point...
mudges	13	13	MUDGE, to equivocate...
mudirs	13	11	MUDIR, (Arabic) a lo...
mudras	12	11	MUDRA, a hand gestur...
muftis	15	13	MUFTI, civilian dres...
muggas	14	14	MUGGA, (Native Austr...
muists	13	10	MUIST, to powder, al...
mujiks	16	23	MUJIK, (Russian) a R...
mulcts	17	14	MULCT, to take money...
muleys	19	13	MULEY, a hornless co...
mulgas	14	13	MULGA, (Native Austr...
mulies	13	11	MULIE, a western Nor...
mullas	14	12	MULLA, (Arabic) a Mu...
mulses	13	11	MULSE, (obsolete) a...
mungas	12	13	MUNGA, (New Zealand)...
munges	12	13	MUNGE, to create a s...
mungos	12	13	MUNGO, the waste pro...
muntus	12	12	MUNTU, a black Afric...
murals	13	11	MURAL, a painting on...
murids	13	11	MURID, any of the fa...
murras	12	10	MURRA, an ancient Ro...
murres	12	10	MURRE, a guillemot,...
murris	13	10	MURRI, (Native Austr...
murtis	13	10	MURTI, (Sanskrit) an...
murvas	14	14	MURVA, a bowstring h...
musars	12	10	MUSAR, (Yiddish) Rab...
musers	12	10	MUSER, one who muses...
musets	12	10	MUSET, a gap in a fe...
mushes	14	12	MUSH, to reduce to m...
musics	16	13	MUSIC, to perform th...
musits	13	10	MUSIT, a gap in a fe...
musses	12	10	MUSS, to disarrange,...
musths	15	12	MUSTH, a state of fr...
muthas	14	12	MUTHA, (slang) a mot...
mutons	11	11	MUTON, a unit of nuc...
muzaks	16	23	MUZAK, piped backgro...
muzzes	18	28	MUZZ, to make muzzy...
mvules	15	15	MVULE, an African tr...
myalls	20	13	MYALL, (Native Austr...
myases	17	11	MYASIS, infestation...
myasis	18	11	infestation of human...
mylars	19	12	MYLAR, strong polyes...
mynahs	19	14	MYNAH, (Hindi) an As...
myoids	18	12	MYOID, a section of...
myomas	18	14	MYOMA, a tumour comp...
myopes	19	14	MYOPE, a person havi...
myoses	17	11	MYOSIS, (Greek) exce...
myosis	18	11	(Greek) excessive co...
myrrhs	21	13	MYRRH, an aromatic g...
mysids	19	12	MYSID, a kind of sma...
mythos	20	13	a type of traditiona...
mythus	21	14	a type of traditiona...
nablas	12	11	NABLA, in Cartesian...
nabobs	13	13	NABOB, (Urdu) a prov...
nachas	14	12	(Yiddish) pride in a...
naches	14	12	NACH, (Hindi) an ent...
nachos	14	12	NACHO, (Spanish) a c...
nacres	12	10	NACRE, mother-of-pea...
nadirs	10	8	NADIR, (Arabic) the...
nadors	9	8	(South African) thir...
naeves	10	11	NAEVE, (obsolete) a...
naevus	11	12	a birthmark, also NA...
nagors	10	9	NAGOR, a reedbuck of...
nahals	12	10	NAHAL, (Hebrew) in I...
naiads	9	8	NAIAD, a water nymph...
nairas	9	7	NAIRA, a Nigerian cu...
nairus	10	8	NAIRU, an acronym fo...
naives	11	11	NAIVE, an unsophisti...
nakers	10	11	NAKER, a small kettl...
nakfas	12	14	NAKFA, the standard...
naleds	10	9	NALED, an agricultur...
nallas	11	9	NALLA, (Hindi) a rav...
namers	10	10	NAMER, one who names...
nances	11	11	NANCE, an effeminate...
nandus	9	10	NANDU, the rhea, or...
nannas	7	9	NANNA, (colloquial)...
nanuas	8	9	NANUA, (Maori) a New...
naoses	8	7	NAOS, (Greek) the in...
napoos	10	10	NAPOO, to use up [v]
nappas	13	13	NAPPA, a kind of sof...
nappes	13	13	NAPPE, a sheet of ro...
narcos	12	10	NARCO, (short for) a...
narras	9	7	an edible melonlike...
nasals	10	8	NASAL, a sound utter...
nashis	12	9	NASHI, (Japanese) an...
naunts	9	9	NAUNT, (archaic) an...
navars	11	11	NAVAR, a system of a...
navels	12	12	NAVEL, a depression...
navews	14	14	NAVEW, a wild Swedis...
navies	11	11	NAVY, a nation's war...
nawabs	14	13	NAWAB, (Urdu) a gove...
nazirs	13	16	NAZIR, an Indian cou...
neafes	10	10	NEAFE, (Shakespeare)...
nebeks	12	14	NEBEK, a prickly shr...
nebels	12	11	NEBEL, (Hebrew) a He...
nebris	12	10	(Latin) a fawn-skin...
neelds	10	9	NEELD, a needle, als...
neeles	9	8	NEELE, (obsolete) a...
neembs	12	13	NEEMB, (Hindi) an Ea...
neeses	8	7	NEESE, (Scots) to sn...
neezes	11	16	NEEZE, (Scots) to sn...
neighs	13	11	NEIGH, to utter the...
neives	11	11	NEIVE, (archaic) the...
nelies	10	8	a winter pear, also...
nepers	11	10	NEPER, a unit for ex...
nepits	12	10	NEPIT, a unit of inf...
nerals	10	8	NERAL, the trans-iso...
nereis	9	7	a marine worm [n NER...
nerkas	10	11	NERKA, the sockeye s...
nerols	10	8	NEROL, a fragrant al...
nerves	11	11	NERVE, to give coura...
nesses	9	7	NESS, a headland [n]
netops	11	10	NETOP, a friend, com...
neumes	10	11	NEUME, a succession...
nevels	12	12	NEVEL, (Scots) to po...
newels	13	11	NEWEL, a post suppor...
newies	12	10	NEWIE, (Australian s...
newses	12	10	NEWS, to report rece...
ngaios	10	9	NGAIO, (Maori) a New...
nganas	9	10	NGANA, (Zulu) a trop...
ngatis	11	9	NGATI, (Maori) a tri...
ngomas	11	12	NGOMA, (Swahili) a t...
ngwees	13	12	NGWEE, (Bantu) a Zam...
nicads	13	11	NICAD, (short for) n...
niches	15	12	NICHE, to place in a...
nichts	16	12	NICHT, (Scots) night...
nicols	14	11	NICOL, a crystal of...
nidors	10	8	NIDOR, (Latin) the s...
nieces	12	10	NIECE, a daughter of...
nieves	11	11	NIEVE, (archaic) the...
nigers	11	9	NIGER, (obsolete) a...
nights	14	11	NIGHT, the period fr...
nihils	14	10	NIHIL, (Latin) nothi...
nikabs	13	14	NIKAB, a veil coveri...
nikahs	13	13	NIKAH, in Islamic ma...
nikaus	11	12	NIKAU, (Maori) a typ...
nimbus	14	14	a halo; a type of cl...
niners	9	8	NINER, a student in...
ninjas	11	17	NINJA, (Japanese) on...
ninons	8	9	NINON, a sheer fabri...
ninths	12	10	NINTH, one of nine e...
niqabs	20	19	NIQAB, (Arabic) a ve...
niseis	10	7	NISEI, (Japanese) a...
nishes	12	9	NISH, (colloquial) n...
nisses	10	7	NISSE, in Scandinavi...
niters	10	7	NITER, potassium nit...
nitons	9	8	NITON, an old name f...
nitres	10	7	NITRE, potassium nit...
nitros	10	7	NITRO, (short for) n...
nixers	16	14	NIXER, (Australian s...
nixies	16	14	NIXY, a female nix o...
nizams	14	19	NIZAM, (Hindi) the t...
nkosis	11	11	NKOSI, (South Africa...
nobles	12	11	NOBLE, a person of h...
nodous	9	9	having nodes, also N...
noeses	8	7	NOESIS, intellectual...
noesis	9	7	intellectual reasoni...
noints	9	8	NOINT, to anoint [v]
noises	9	7	NOISE, to spread as...
nomads	10	11	NOMAD, a member of a...
nomens	9	11	NOMEN, (Latin) a nam...
nonces	11	11	NONCE, the present o...
nonets	8	8	NONET, a musical pie...
nonyls	16	11	NONYL, a hydrocarbon...
nooses	8	7	NOOSE, to secure wit...
nopals	12	11	NOPAL, a Central Ame...
norias	9	7	NORIA, (Arabic) esp....
normas	10	10	NORMA, (Latin) a nor...
norths	12	9	NORTH, to head north...
nosers	9	7	NOSER, (slang) a blo...
noseys	15	9	NOSEY, a prying pers...
noshes	11	9	NOSH, to eat snacks...
nosies	9	7	NOSY, a prying perso...
nostos	9	7	a Greek poem describ...
noters	9	7	NOTER, a person who...
noules	10	9	NOULE, the top of th...
nouses	9	8	NOUS, intellect, com...
novels	12	12	NOVEL, a fictional p...
novums	13	15	NOVUM, (Shakespeare)...
noways	18	12	in no way, also NOWA...
noyaus	15	10	NOYAU, (French) a li...
noyous	15	10	(Spenser) vexatious,...
nubias	12	11	NUBIA, a woman's sof...
nudges	11	11	NUDGE, to poke gentl...
nudies	10	9	NUDIE, (slang) a fil...
nullas	12	10	NULLA, (Hindi) a rav...
nurses	10	8	NURSE, to care for t...
nutsos	10	8	NUTSO, (Australian s...
nyaffs	20	15	NYAFF, to yelp, yap...
nyalas	16	10	NYALA, a kind of ant...
nyases	15	9	NYAS, (obsolete) a y...
nylons	16	11	NYLON, (tradename) a...
nymphs	22	17	NYMPH [n]
nyssas	16	9	NYSSA, a tree of a g...
oakers	10	10	OAKER, (Spenser) och...
oakies	10	10	OAKY, an icecream [n...
oakums	12	14	OAKUM, old ropes unt...
oaters	9	6	OATER, a cowboy movi...
obangs	12	12	OBANG, (Japanese) an...
obeahs	13	11	OBEAH, to bewitch [v...
obelus	13	11	a symbol used in anc...
objets	14	18	OBJET, (French) an o...
oboles	12	10	OBOLE, a medieval Fr...
obolus	13	11	in the Middle Ages,...
obsess	12	9	to dominate the thou...
occams	17	15	OCCAM, a computer pr...
occies	16	12	OCCY, in the phrase...
occurs	17	13	OCCUR, to take place...
oceans	11	10	OCEAN, one of the va...
ochers	15	11	OCHER, a native pigm...
ochres	15	11	OCHRE, to colour wit...
ockers	14	13	OCKER, (Australian s...
ocreas	12	9	OCREA, (Latin) a she...
octads	13	10	OCTAD, a group of ei...
octals	14	10	OCTAL, a number syst...
octans	12	10	OCTAN, a fever recur...
octets	13	9	OCTET, a composition...
octyls	21	12	OCTYL, a type of hyd...
oculus	15	12	(Latin) any eyelike...
odeons	8	8	ODEON, (Greek) a bui...
odeums	11	11	ODEUM, (Latin) a bui...
odious	10	8	hateful, repugnant [...
odisms	12	10	ODISM, belief in the...
odists	11	7	ODIST, one who write...
odiums	12	11	ODIUM, (Latin) hatre...
odours	10	8	ODOUR, any smell, wh...
odyles	17	10	ODYLE, a mystical pe...
offals	15	13	OFFAL, waste or reje...
offers	14	12	OFFER, to present fo...
offies	14	12	OFFIE, (slang) an of...
oflags	14	12	OFLAG, a prisoner of...
oggins	12	11	OGGIN, (slang) naval...
oghams	14	13	OGHAM, (Irish) a 6th...
ogives	13	12	OGIVE, a pointed arc...
oglers	12	9	OGLER, one who ogles...
ogress	11	8	a female ogre [n -ES...
oilers	11	7	OILER, someone who o...
oilgas	12	9	a gaseous mixture of...
ojimes	13	18	OJIME, (Japanese) a...
okapis	13	13	OKAPI, an animal lik...
oldens	10	9	OLDEN, to grow old [...
oldies	11	8	OLDY, (colloquial) a...
oleins	10	8	OLEIN, a glycerine e...
oleums	12	11	OLEUM, fuming sulphu...
olives	13	11	OLIVE, the small ova...
ollavs	14	12	OLLAV, (Irish) an Ir...
ollers	12	8	OLLER, (dialect) was...
ollies	12	8	OLLIE [n]
ombers	13	12	OMBER, a card game,...
ombres	13	12	OMBRE, a card game,...
omegas	11	11	OMEGA, a Greek lette...
omlahs	14	12	OMLAH, an Indian sta...
omrahs	13	11	OMRAH, a Muslim lord...
oncers	12	10	ONCER, (slang) a one...
onions	8	8	ONION, to apply an o...
oniums	11	11	ONIUM, a compound co...
onlays	16	10	ONLAY, an artificial...
onsets	9	7	ONSET, a beginning [...
onuses	9	8	ONUS, responsibility...
onyxes	21	16	ONYX, a form of chal...
oobits	12	9	OOBIT, a hairy cater...
oodles	10	8	a large amount, also...
oomphs	15	14	OOMPH, spirited vigo...
ootids	10	7	OOTID, one of the fo...
opepes	13	12	OPEPE, a West Africa...
operas	11	9	OPERA, a form of mus...
opines	11	10	OPINE, to hold as an...
opiums	14	13	OPIUM, an addictive...
opsins	12	10	OPSIN, a protein whi...
opters	12	9	OPTER, someone who o...
optics	16	12	OPTIC, an eye [n]
opulus	14	12	the guelder-rose [n...
opuses	12	10	OPUS, (Latin) a work...
orangs	10	9	ORANG, (Malay) a red...
orants	9	7	ORANT, a representat...
orates	9	6	ORATE, to speak form...
orbits	13	9	ORBIT, to revolve ar...
orchis	16	11	(Greek) any flower o...
orcins	13	10	ORCIN, a chekical co...
orders	10	7	ORDER, to give a com...
oreads	9	7	OREAD, a mountain ny...
orexis	16	13	(Greek) an appetite...
organs	10	9	ORGAN, a musical ins...
orgias	11	8	ORGIA, a revel of de...
orgies	11	8	ORGY, a revel of deb...
orgues	11	9	ORGUE, (obsolete) a...
oribis	13	9	ORIBI, an African an...
oriels	11	7	ORIEL, a projecting...
orixas	16	13	ORIXA, any of the mi...
orlons	10	8	ORLON, (tradename) a...
orlops	13	10	ORLOP, the lowest de...
ormers	11	9	ORMER, a sea snail o...
orpins	12	10	ORPIN, a yellow pigm...
orthos	12	8	ORTHO, short for ort...
orvals	13	11	ORVAL, a plant of th...
oryxes	22	15	ORYX, a kind of Afri...
oscars	13	9	OSCAR, (Australian s...
oshacs	15	11	OSHAC, the ammoniac...
osiers	10	6	OSIER, a species of...
osmics	15	12	the study of the sen...
osmols	12	10	OSMOL, a unit of osm...
osmous	11	10	containing osmium in...
ossias	10	6	OSSIA, (Italian) in...
otakus	11	11	OTAKU, in Japan, a y...
others	12	8	OTHER, one that rema...
otitis	11	6	inflammation of the...
ottars	10	6	OTTAR, a fragrant es...
otters	10	6	OTTER, to fish with...
oubaas	11	10	(Afrikaans) someone...
oubits	13	10	OUBIT, a hairy cater...
ouches	15	12	OUCH, to set a preci...
ouchts	16	12	OUCHT, (Scots) anyth...
oughts	14	11	OUGHT, to owe [v]
ouijas	12	16	OUIJA, (tradename) a...
ounces	12	11	OUNCE, a measurement...
ouphes	14	12	OUPHE, (Shakespeare)...
ousels	11	8	OUSEL, a European bi...
outers	10	7	OUTER, a part of an...
outgas	11	9	to remove gas from [...
outros	10	7	OUTRO, an instrument...
ouzels	14	17	OUZEL, a European bi...
ovates	11	10	OVATE, to receive wi...
ovibos	14	13	the musk ox [n -ES]
ovines	11	11	OVINE, a sheep or si...
ovists	13	10	OVIST, a believer th...
ovoids	12	11	OVOID, an egg-shaped...
ovolos	12	11	OVOLO, a moulding wi...
ovules	13	12	OVULE, the structure...
owches	18	14	OWCHE, (archaic) a s...
owlers	14	10	OWLER, a smuggler of...
owlets	14	10	OWLET, a young owl,...
owners	12	10	OWNER, one that owns...
oxalis	17	14	a plant of the wood-...
oxbows	21	19	OXBOW, a pronounced...
oxeyes	21	15	OXEYE, a wild chrysa...
oxides	16	14	OXIDE, a compound co...
oximes	17	16	OXIME, any of a numb...
oxlips	20	17	OXLIP, a flower like...
oxters	16	13	OXTER, (Scots) to ta...
oyeses	15	8	OYES, a proclamation...
oyezes	18	17	OYEZ, a proclamation...
ozekis	14	19	OZEKI, a champion su...
ozones	11	16	OZONE, an allotropic...
ozzies	16	24	OZZIE, (dialect) a h...
pacers	15	12	PACER, a horse whose...
pachas	17	14	PACHA, a former Turk...
padkos	13	14	(South African) snac...
padles	13	11	PADLE, (Scots) a fis...
padmas	13	13	PADMA, (Sanskrit) th...
padres	12	10	PADRE, (Italian) fat...
paeans	10	10	PAEAN, a song of tha...
paedos	11	10	PAEDO, (short for) a...
paeons	10	10	PAEON, a foot of fou...
pagans	12	12	PAGAN, an irreligiou...
pagers	13	11	PAGER, an electronic...
pagles	14	12	PAGLE, the cowslip,...
pagods	13	12	PAGOD, an Eastern te...
pagris	14	11	PAGRI, (Hindi) a tur...
paints	12	10	PAINT, to apply colo...
paires	12	9	PAIRE, (obsolete) an...
paisas	12	9	PAISA, (Hindi) an In...
palais	13	10	(French) a palace [n...
palays	19	12	PALAY, the ivory tre...
palets	13	10	PALET, the membranou...
palkis	15	14	PALKI, (Hindi) a pal...
palpus	16	14	(Latin) a sense orga...
palsas	13	10	PALSA, (Finnish) a l...
pampas	15	15	a treeless plain, al...
pances	14	13	PANCE, (obsolete) th...
pandas	11	11	PANDA, a bear-like c...
panels	12	11	PANEL, to decorate w...
pangas	12	12	PANGA, (Swahili) an...
panics	15	13	PANIC, to experience...
panims	13	13	PANIM, a heathen, al...
pankos	12	14	PANKO, a variety of...
pannes	10	11	PANNE, a heavy lustr...
pannus	11	12	a pathological overg...
pantos	11	10	PANTO, (short for) p...
papaws	17	15	PAPAW, a tree of the...
papers	14	12	PAPER, to cover with...
pappus	17	16	a ring of downy hair...
parens	11	10	PAREN, (short for) p...
pareos	11	9	PAREO, a Polynesian...
parers	12	9	PARER, an instrument...
pareus	12	10	PAREU, a Polynesian...
parges	13	11	PARGE, to cover with...
pargos	13	11	PARGO, (Spanish) a k...
paries	12	9	the wall of an organ...
parkas	13	13	PARKA, a fur shirt o...
parkis	14	13	PARKI, a fur shirt o...
parles	13	10	PARLE, to discuss te...
parols	13	10	PAROL, a parole [n]
parous	12	10	bearing or having bo...
parras	12	9	PARRA, (Australian s...
parses	12	9	PARSE, to describe a...
partis	13	9	PARTI, (French) a gr...
parvis	15	13	an enclosed area in...
parvos	14	13	PARVO, (short for) a...
paseos	11	9	PASEO, (Spanish) a w...
pashas	14	11	PASHA, a former Turk...
pashes	14	11	PASH, to strike viol...
pashms	16	14	PASHM, the fine unde...
paskas	13	13	PASKA, (Russian) a R...
passes	12	9	PASS, to go by [v]
passus	13	10	(Latin) a section of...
pastas	12	9	PASTA, a food made o...
pastes	12	9	PASTE, to fasten wit...
pastis	13	9	(French) a French an...
patens	11	10	PATEN, a plate; a me...
paters	12	9	PATER, a father [n]
pathos	14	11	a quality that arous...
patins	12	10	PATIN, (obsolete) a...
patios	12	9	PATIO, an outdoor pa...
patkas	13	13	PATKA, a scarf worn...
patois	12	9	(French) a spoken re...
pattes	12	9	PATTE, a narrow band...
pauses	12	10	PAUSE, to stop tempo...
pavans	13	14	PAVAN, a slow, state...
pavens	13	14	PAVEN, a stately Eng...
pavers	14	13	PAVER, a person who...
pavins	14	14	PAVIN, a stately Eng...
pawaws	18	15	PAWAW, to hold such...
pawers	15	12	PAWER, one who paws...
payees	17	11	PAYEE, one to whom m...
payers	18	11	PAYER, one who pays,...
payess	18	11	(Yiddish) uncut side...
payors	18	11	PAYOR, one who pays,...
peaces	14	12	PEACE, (Shakespeare)...
peages	12	11	PEAGE, a form of cur...
peares	11	9	PEARE, (Spenser) a p...
pearls	13	10	PEARL, to adorn with...
peases	11	9	PEASE, (obsolete) to...
peazes	14	18	PEAZE, to weigh, als...
pecans	14	13	PECAN, a nut-bearing...
peckes	16	16	PECKE, (Shakespeare)...
pedals	13	11	PEDAL, to operate by...
pedros	12	10	PEDRO, a card game [...
peeces	14	12	PEECE, (obsolete) a...
peeoys	17	11	PEEOY, (Scots) a hom...
peepes	13	12	PEEPE, (Shakespeare)...
peeves	13	13	PEEVE, to irritate [...
peises	12	9	PEISE, to weigh, als...
peizes	15	18	PEIZE, to weigh, als...
pekans	12	14	PEKAN, a large North...
pekins	13	14	PEKIN, a fine soft s...
pekoes	12	13	PEKOE, (Chinese) a k...
pelaus	13	11	PELAU, a dish made w...
pelmas	14	13	PELMA, an impression...
pelons	12	11	PELON, a hairless pe...
peltas	13	10	PELTA, an ancient sm...
pelves	15	14	PELVIS, a part of th...
pelvis	16	14	a part of the skelet...
pences	14	13	PENCE, in the United...
pengos	12	12	PENGO, a former mone...
penies	11	10	PENIE, (Spenser) a p...
pennes	10	11	PENNE, (Spenser) a p...
pennis	11	11	PENNI, a Finnish coi...
peones	10	10	PEON, (Spanish) a da...
peplos	15	13	a garment worn by wo...
peplus	16	14	a garment worn by wo...
pepsis	15	12	PEPSI, (offensive) a...
perais	12	9	PERAI, a ferocious,...
perces	15	12	PERCE, (Spenser) to...
perdus	13	11	PERDU, (Shakespeare)...
perils	14	10	PERIL, to put in dan...
perogs	13	11	PEROG, (Russian) a l...
perses	12	9	PERSE, (Spenser) to...
perves	14	13	PERVE [v]
pervos	14	13	PERVO, a pervert, al...
pestos	12	9	PESTO, an Italian sa...
petals	13	10	PETAL, a leaflike pa...
petars	12	9	PETAR, an explosive...
peters	12	9	PETER, to diminish g...
petres	12	9	PETRE, (colloquial)...
pewees	14	12	PEWEE, a small, oliv...
pewits	16	12	PEWIT, a bird, the l...
peyses	18	11	PEYSE, to weigh, als...
phages	15	13	PHAGE, (short for) a...
phangs	15	14	PHANG, (Shakespeare)...
phares	14	11	PHARE, a lighthouse...
pharms	16	14	PHARM, to redirect c...
pharos	14	11	(Greek) a lighthouse...
phases	14	11	PHASIS, a stage in g...
phasis	15	11	a stage in growth or...
pheers	14	11	PHEER, a companion,...
phenes	13	12	PHENE, an old name f...
pheons	13	12	PHEON, the barbed he...
pheses	14	11	PHESE, to unsettle,...
phials	16	12	PHIAL, to keep in a...
phizes	18	20	PHIZ, (colloquial) p...
phocas	17	14	PHOCA, a genus of se...
pholas	15	12	a mollusc of the pid...
phones	13	12	PHONE, to telephone...
phonos	13	12	PHONO, (colloquial)...
photos	14	11	PHOTO, (colloquial)...
physes	21	13	PHYSIS, the principl...
physis	22	13	the principle of gro...
pianos	11	10	PIANO, a pianoforte...
pibals	16	13	PIBAL, a small ballo...
picots	16	12	PICOT, to edge with...
picras	16	12	PICRA, a purgative m...
piculs	18	14	PICUL, a Chinese wei...
pieces	15	12	PIECE, to join into...
piends	12	11	PIEND, an outward po...
pieris	13	9	an American or Asiat...
pierts	13	9	PIERT, a small plant...
pietas	12	9	PIETA, (Italian) a r...
pights	17	13	PIGHT, to pitch (e.g...
pignus	14	13	property held as sec...
pikaus	14	14	PIKAU, (Maori) a ruc...
pikers	14	13	PIKER, a stingy pers...
pikeys	20	15	PIKEY, a derogatory...
pikuls	16	15	PIKUL, a Chinese wei...
pilafs	16	13	PILAF, a dish made f...
pilaos	13	10	PILAO, a dish made f...
pilaus	14	11	PILAU, -(Persian) a...
pilaws	17	13	PILAW, a dish made f...
pileas	13	10	PILEA, the gunpowder...
pilers	14	10	PILER, one who place...
pileus	14	11	the umbrella-shaped...
pilots	14	10	PILOT, to control th...
pilous	14	11	having scattered sof...
pilows	17	13	PILOW, a dish made f...
pingos	13	12	PINGO, (Inuit) a con...
pinies	12	10	PINY, a showy flower...
pinkos	13	14	PINKO, a person who...
pinnas	11	11	PINNA, a leaflet, wi...
pinons	11	11	PINON, (Spanish) an...
pinots	12	10	PINOT, (French) a va...
pintas	12	10	PINTA, a skin diseas...
pintos	12	10	PINTO, (Spanish) a s...
pinups	15	14	PINUP, a picture tha...
pioyes	18	11	PIOYE, (Scots) a hom...
pipals	16	13	PIPAL, (Hindi) the b...
pipers	15	12	PIPER, one who plays...
pipets	15	12	PIPET, a tube for tr...
pipits	16	12	PIPIT, one of severa...
pipuls	17	14	PIPUL, a fig tree fr...
piques	21	19	PIQUE, to arouse ang...
pirais	13	9	PIRAI, a ferocious,...
piscos	16	12	PISCO, a Peruvian br...
pishes	15	11	PISH, to express con...
pisses	13	9	PISS, to urinate [v]
pistes	13	9	PISTE, (French) a sk...
pithos	15	11	a type of Greek stor...
pities	13	9	PITY, to feel sorrow...
pitons	12	10	PITON, a metal spike...
pitots	13	9	PITOT, a tube used t...
pittas	13	9	PITTA, a type of sli...
pivots	15	13	PIVOT, to turn on a...
pixels	20	17	PIXEL, a basic unit...
pixies	19	16	PIXIE, a small fairy...
pizzas	19	27	PIZZA, (Italian) a f...
places	16	13	PLACE, to assign to...
placks	18	17	PLACK, (Scots) a sma...
plages	14	12	PLAGE, a bright regi...
plaids	14	11	PLAID, a long piece...
plains	13	11	PLAIN, to complain [...
plaits	14	10	PLAIT, to braid [v]
planes	12	11	PLANE, to make smoot...
planks	14	15	PLANK, to cover with...
plants	13	11	PLANT, to place in t...
plasms	15	13	PLASM, the liquid pa...
plates	13	10	PLATE, to cover with...
platys	20	12	PLATY, a small tropi...
playas	19	12	PLAYA, (Spanish) a b...
plazas	16	19	PLAZA, (Spanish) a p...
pleads	13	11	PLEAD, to beg for ea...
pleats	13	10	PLEAT, to fold in an...
plebes	15	13	PLEBE, a freshman at...
pleons	12	11	PLEON, (Greek) the a...
plexes	19	17	PLEX [n]
plexus	20	18	an interlacing of pa...
plicas	17	13	PLICA, (Latin) a fol...
pliers	14	10	PLIER, one who plies...
plings	15	13	PLING, to beg [v]
plinks	15	15	PLINK, to shoot at a...
ploats	13	10	PLOAT, (Scots) to di...
plongs	14	13	PLONG, (Spenser) to...
plonks	14	15	PLONK, to fall or dr...
plooks	14	14	PLOOK, (Scots) a pim...
plouks	15	15	PLOUK, (Scots) a pim...
ployes	19	12	PLOYE, a buckwheat p...
plucks	19	18	PLUCK, to pull out o...
pluffs	19	17	PLUFF, to throw out,...
plumbs	18	17	PLUMB, to determine...
plumes	15	14	PLUME, to cover with...
plumps	18	17	PLUMP, to make well...
plunks	15	16	PLUNK, to twang; to...
pluots	14	11	PLUOT, a hybrid frui...
pluses	14	11	PLUS, to increase in...
plyers	20	12	PLYER, one who plies...
poakas	12	13	POAKA, (Maori) a New...
poakes	12	13	POAKE, (Shakespeare)...
poboys	20	14	POBOY, a New Orleans...
podges	13	12	PODGE, a short, thic...
pogeys	19	13	POGEY, in Canada, an...
pogges	14	13	POGGE, the armed bul...
pogies	13	11	POGY, a marine fish...
pogoes	12	11	POGO, (tradename) to...
poilus	14	11	POILU, (French slang...
poinds	12	11	POIND, (Scots) to di...
points	12	10	POINT, to indicate d...
poises	12	9	POISE, to hold in a...
pokals	14	14	POKAL, (German) a ta...
pokers	13	13	POKER, one that poke...
pokeys	19	15	POKEY, jail [n]
pokies	13	13	POKY, jail [n]
polars	13	10	POLAR, a straight li...
poleis	13	10	POLIS, (Greek) an an...
polers	13	10	POLER, (Australian)...
poleys	19	12	POLEY, (Australian s...
polies	13	10	POLY, (short for) a...
polios	13	10	POLIO, an infectious...
poljes	15	19	POLJE, (Serbo-Croat)...
polkas	14	14	POLKA, to dance this...
polyps	22	15	POLYP, an octopus or...
pombes	15	15	POMBE, (Swahili) an...
ponces	14	13	PONCE, to live on im...
poneys	17	12	PONEY, a small horse...
pongas	12	12	PONGA, (Maori) a tal...
pongos	12	12	PONGO, any large ape...
ponies	11	10	PONY, old slang for...
pontes	11	10	PONS, a bridge of ne...
ponzus	15	20	PONZU, (Japanese) a...
poojas	13	18	POOJA, a Hindu worsh...
pookas	12	13	POOKA, (Irish) in Ir...
pooris	12	9	POORI, (Hindi) in In...
poorts	12	9	POORT, (Afrikaans) a...
pooves	13	13	POOVE, (colloquial)...
poppas	16	15	POPPA, (colloquial)...
poraes	11	9	PORAE, (Maori) a lar...
porers	12	9	PORER, one who pores...
porges	13	11	PORGE, in Jewish rit...
porins	12	10	PORIN, any of a clas...
pornos	11	10	PORNO, pornography,...
porous	12	10	having minute openin...
portas	12	9	(historical) a porta...
posers	12	9	POSER, one that pose...
poshes	14	11	POSH, to polish up [...
poshos	14	11	POSHO, (Swahili) cor...
posies	12	9	POSY, a small bunch...
posits	13	9	POSIT, to place [v]
posses	12	9	POSS, to wash clothe...
potaes	11	9	POTAE, (Maori) a hat...
potass	12	9	a powerful alkali, a...
pothos	14	11	a climbing plant [n...
potins	12	10	POTIN, (French) an o...
potoos	11	9	POTOO, a kind of bir...
pottos	12	9	POTTO, a nocturnal m...
pouffs	17	16	POUFF, to give a puf...
poukes	13	14	POUKE, a mischievous...
poules	13	11	POULE, (French) a he...
poulps	16	14	POULP, the octopus,...
poults	14	11	POULT, a young domes...
pounds	12	12	POUND, to strike hea...
poupes	14	13	POUPE, (obsolete) to...
powans	14	13	POWAN, a species of...
powers	15	12	POWER, to equip with...
powins	15	13	POWIN, (Scots) a pea...
pownds	15	14	POWND, (Spenser) to...
powres	15	12	POWRE, (Spenser) to...
poynts	18	12	POYNT, (obsolete) to...
poyous	18	12	POYOU, an armadillo...
poyses	18	11	POYSE, (obsolete) to...
praams	13	12	PRAAM, a flat-bottom...
prahus	15	12	PRAHU, a swift Malay...
pranas	11	10	PRANA, (Sanskrit) in...
prangs	13	12	PRANG, to cause to c...
pranks	13	14	PRANK, to dress gaud...
prases	12	9	PRASE, a leek-green...
prates	12	9	PRATE, to talk fooli...
pratts	13	9	PRATT, (Shakespeare)...
prawns	15	13	PRAWN, to fish for e...
praxes	18	16	PRAXIS, practical us...
praxis	19	16	practical use of a b...
preces	15	12	prayers, esp. in pre...
precis	16	12	to make a concise su...
preens	11	10	PREEN, to clean and...
preifs	15	12	PREIF, (obsolete) pr...
prents	12	10	PRENT, (Scots) to pr...
preons	11	10	PREON, a hypothetica...
preops	14	12	PREOP, a patient pre...
preses	12	9	(Scots) a president...
prests	13	9	PREST, (obsolete) to...
preves	14	13	PREVE, to prove, als...
prexes	18	16	PREX, (US slang) the...
prezes	15	18	PREZ, (short for) pr...
prials	14	10	PRIAL, a pair-royal,...
prices	16	12	PRICE, to set a valu...
pricks	18	16	PRICK, to puncture s...
prides	13	10	PRIDE, to feel self-...
priefs	15	12	PRIEF, (Scots) proof...
priers	13	9	PRIER, one who pries...
prills	16	11	PRILL, to turn into...
primas	14	12	PRIMA, (Italian) the...
primes	14	12	PRIME, to make ready...
primos	14	12	PRIMO, (Italian) the...
primps	17	15	PRIMP, to dress or a...
primus	15	13	the head bishop of S...
prinks	14	14	PRINK, to dress or a...
prints	13	10	PRINT, to produce by...
prions	12	10	PRION, any petrel of...
priors	13	9	PRIOR, one in charge...
prises	13	9	PRISE, to raise or f...
prisms	15	12	PRISM, a solid figur...
prizes	16	18	PRIZE, to value high...
probes	14	12	PROBE, to examine th...
proems	13	12	PROEM, an introducti...
proins	12	10	PROIN, (obsolete) to...
prokes	13	13	PROKE, (dialect) to...
proles	13	10	PROLE, to prowl, als...
prolls	15	11	PROLL, (obsolete) to...
promos	13	12	PROMO, to give a pro...
prones	11	10	PRONE, (obsolete) a...
prongs	13	12	PRONG, to pierce wit...
pronks	13	14	PRONK, (Afrikaans) o...
proofs	14	12	PROOF, to examine fo...
prores	12	9	PRORE, a prow; a shi...
proses	12	9	PROSE, to write with...
prosos	12	9	PROSO, (Russian) a v...
prouls	14	11	PROUL, to prowl, als...
proves	14	13	PROVE, to establish...
prowls	17	13	PROWL, to move about...
proyns	18	12	PROYN, to prune, als...
prudes	13	11	PRUDE, a prudish per...
prunes	12	11	PRUNE, to trim and s...
prunts	13	11	PRUNT, a moulded gla...
prunus	13	12	a genus of tree incl...
pryers	19	11	PRYER, one who pries...
pryses	19	11	PRYSE, (Spenser) to...
psalms	15	13	PSALM, to sing psalm...
pseuds	13	11	PSEUD, a person pret...
pshaws	18	14	PSHAW, to utter an e...
psions	12	10	PSION, a particle fo...
psoras	12	9	PSORA, (obsolete) a...
psychs	25	16	PSYCH, to stimulate...
psyops	21	14	PSYOP, (short for) p...
ptoses	12	9	PTOSIS, a drooping o...
ptosis	13	9	a drooping of the up...
ptyxes	25	18	PTYXIS, a type of le...
ptyxis	26	18	a type of leaf foldi...
pubcos	18	16	PUBCO, a company tha...
pucans	15	14	PUCAN, (Irish) a tra...
pudges	14	13	PUDGE, a short, thic...
pudors	13	11	PUDOR, (obsolete) a...
pugils	16	13	PUGIL, (obsolete) a...
pujahs	17	21	PUJAH, (Sanskrit) a...
pukers	14	14	PUKER, (archaic) an...
pulaos	13	11	PULAO, a dish made f...
pulers	14	11	PULER, one who pules...
pulkas	15	15	PULKA, a Laplander's...
pullus	16	13	a chick or young bir...
pulses	14	11	PULSE, to expand and...
pumies	14	13	PUMY, (Spenser) a pe...
punces	15	14	PUNCE, (dialect) to...
pungas	13	13	PUNGA, (Maori) a tal...
punjis	15	20	PUNJI, a sharpened b...
punkas	13	15	PUNKA, a ceiling fan...
puntos	12	11	PUNTO, (Italian) a h...
pupils	17	14	PUPIL, a student und...
purdas	13	11	PURDA, a curtain use...
purees	12	10	PUREE, to reduce to...
purges	14	12	PURGE, to purify [v]
purins	13	11	PURIN, a white cryst...
purses	13	10	PURSE, to pucker, es...
pushes	15	12	PUSH, to thrust or p...
pusles	14	11	PUSLE, to puzzle [v]
pusses	13	10	PUSS, a familiar nam...
putois	13	10	(French) a brush for...
putons	12	11	PUTON, a hoax or dec...
putzes	16	19	PUTZ, to waste time...
puzels	17	20	PUZEL, (obsolete) a...
pygals	21	14	PYGAL, the posterior...
pylons	19	13	PYLON, a structure f...
pyoses	18	11	PYOSIS, the formatio...
pyosis	19	11	the formation of pus...
pyrans	18	12	PYRAN, a chemical co...
pyxies	25	18	PYXIE, a creeping ev...
qajaqs	28	33	QAJAQ, (Inuit) a kay...
qanats	17	16	QANAT, an undergroun...
qiblas	22	19	QIBLA, (Arabic) the...
qormas	19	18	QORMA, (India) a mil...
quacks	23	23	QUACK, to make the s...
quaffs	23	22	QUAFF, to drink deep...
quails	20	17	QUAIL, to give way i...
quairs	19	16	QUAIR, (obsolete) a...
quakes	19	20	QUAKE, to shake [v]
qualms	21	20	QUALM, a feeling of...
quants	18	17	QUANT, to propel wit...
quarks	20	20	QUARK, a fundamental...
quarts	19	16	QUART, the fourth pa...
quates	18	16	QUATE, fortune, dest...
qubits	22	19	QUBIT, in computing,...
queans	17	17	QUEAN, (Scots) a you...
queens	17	17	QUEEN, to make a que...
queers	18	16	QUEER, to spoil, to...
quells	21	18	QUELL, to suppress [...
quemes	19	19	QUEME, (Spenser) to...
quenas	17	17	QUENA, (Spanish) a t...
querns	18	17	QUERN, a hand operat...
quests	19	16	QUEST, to make a sea...
queues	18	17	QUEUE, to line up fo...
queyns	24	19	QUEYN, (Scots) a you...
quicks	24	23	QUICK, a sensitive a...
quiets	19	16	QUIET, to cause to b...
quiffs	24	22	QUIFF, a tuft of hai...
quills	22	18	QUILL, to press smal...
quilts	21	17	QUILT, to stitch tog...
quinas	18	17	QUINA, (Quechua) a t...
quines	18	17	QUINE, (Scots) a you...
quinos	18	17	QUINO, a game of cha...
quints	19	17	QUINT, a five-string...
quipos	21	19	QUIPO, a device of k...
quipus	22	20	QUIPU, (Quechua) a d...
quires	19	16	QUIRE, to sing in co...
quirks	21	20	QUIRK, to move jerki...
quirts	20	16	QUIRT, to strike wit...
quists	20	16	QUIST, a pigeon, als...
quites	19	16	QUITE, to depart fro...
quoifs	21	19	QUOIF, to put the ha...
quoins	18	17	QUOIN, to secure or...
quoits	19	16	QUOIT, to play at qu...
quolls	21	18	QUOLL, (Native Austr...
quonks	19	21	QUONK, to make an ac...
quotas	18	16	QUOTA, (Latin) a pro...
quotes	18	16	QUOTE, to repeat the...
quytes	25	18	QUYTE, (obsolete) to...
rabats	12	9	RABAT, (French) to r...
rabbis	15	12	RABBI, (Hebrew) a Je...
rabies	12	9	an infectious virus...
racers	13	9	RACER, one that race...
raches	15	11	RACHE, (archaic) a d...
rachis	16	11	the spinal column, a...
racons	12	10	RACON, a type of rad...
radars	10	7	RADAR, an electronic...
radges	11	9	RADGE, a bad temper,...
radios	10	7	RADIO, signalling th...
radius	11	8	(Latin) the shorter...
radons	9	8	RADON, a radioactive...
ragees	10	8	RAGEE, (Hindi) a kin...
ragers	11	8	RAGER, one who rages...
raggas	12	10	RAGGA, a type of rap...
rahuis	13	9	RAHUI, (Maori) a Mao...
railes	11	7	RAILE, (Spenser) to...
raines	9	7	RAINE, (Spenser) to...
rairds	11	7	RAIRD, (Scots) an up...
raises	10	6	RAISE, to move to a...
raitas	10	6	RAITA, (Hindi) an In...
rajahs	14	17	RAJAH, (Hindi) an In...
rakees	10	10	RAKEE, a Turkish liq...
rakers	11	10	RAKER, in games, a l...
rakias	11	10	RAKIA, a kind of fru...
ralphs	16	12	RALPH, (US slang) to...
ramees	10	9	RAMEE, (Malay) Rhea...
ramens	10	10	RAMEN, (Japanese) a...
ramets	11	9	RAMET, an independen...
ramies	11	9	RAMIE, (Malay) Rhea...
ramins	11	10	RAMIN, (Malay) a Mal...
ramous	11	10	having many branches...
rances	12	10	RANCE, to prop [v]
ranees	8	7	RANEE, the wife of a...
rangas	10	9	RANGA, (Australian)...
ranges	10	9	RANGE, to place in a...
rangis	11	9	RANGI, (Maori) sky [...
ranids	10	8	RANID, any of a larg...
rankes	10	11	RANKE, (Shakespeare)...
rapers	12	9	RAPER, one who rapes...
raphes	14	11	RAPHE, a seamlike ri...
raphis	15	11	a needlelike crystal...
rapids	13	10	RAPID, a swift-flowi...
rappes	14	12	RAPPE, a Canadian di...
rasers	10	6	RASER, one that rase...
rashes	12	8	RASH, to dash, rush...
rasses	10	6	RASSE, a carnivore a...
ratals	11	7	RATAL, an amount on...
ratans	9	7	RATAN, a climbing pl...
ratels	11	7	RATEL, (Afrikaans) a...
raters	10	6	RATER, one that rate...
rathas	12	8	RATHA, (Hindi) a fou...
ratios	10	6	RATIO, a proportiona...
ratoos	9	6	RATOO, a local chief...
raupos	12	10	RAUPO, (Maori) the N...
ravels	13	11	RAVEL, to entangle [...
ravens	11	11	RAVEN, to devour gre...
ravers	12	10	RAVER, one that rave...
ravins	12	11	RAVIN, to devour gre...
rawins	13	10	RAWIN, a wind measur...
rayahs	18	10	RAYAH, a non-Muslim...
rayles	17	9	RAYLE, (Spenser) to...
raynes	15	9	RAYNE, (Spenser) a r...
rayons	15	9	RAYON, a synthetic f...
razees	12	15	RAZEE, to cut down b...
razers	13	15	RAZER, one who razes...
razoos	12	15	RAZOO, (Australian s...
razors	13	15	RAZOR, to shave with...
razzes	16	24	RAZZ, to deride [v]
reacts	13	9	REACT, to respond to...
readds	10	8	READD, to add again...
reales	10	7	REAL, a former monet...
realms	12	10	REALM, a kingdom, al...
realos	10	7	REALO, (German) a me...
reames	10	9	REAME, (Spenser) a r...
rearms	11	9	REARM, to arm again...
reasts	10	6	REAST, to become ran...
reatas	9	6	REATA, (Spanish) a l...
reates	9	6	REATE, any of severa...
reaves	11	10	REAVE, (archaic) to...
rebars	12	9	REBAR, a steel rod f...
rebbes	14	12	REBBE, (Yiddish) a r...
rebecs	15	12	REBEC, a medieval mu...
rebels	13	10	REBEL, to oppose aut...
rebids	13	10	REBID, to bid again...
rebops	14	12	REBOP, a type of mus...
rebuts	13	10	REBUT, to prove to b...
rebuys	19	12	REBUY, to buy again...
recals	14	10	RECAL, to call back,...
recaps	15	12	RECAP, (short for) r...
recces	16	12	RECCE, to make a pre...
reccos	16	12	RECCO, (colloquial)...
recess	13	9	to place in a hollow...
recits	14	9	RECIT, (French) the...
recons	12	10	RECON, to conduct a...
rectos	13	9	RECTO, a right-hand...
rectus	14	10	any one of several s...
recurs	14	10	RECUR, to come aroun...
recuts	14	10	RECUT, to cut again...
redans	9	8	REDAN, (French) a fi...
redias	10	7	REDIA, the larva or...
redips	13	10	REDIP, to dip again...
redoes	9	7	REDO, to do again [v...
redons	9	8	REDON, to don again...
redubs	13	11	REDUB, to dub again...
redyes	16	9	REDYE, to dye again...
reedes	9	7	REEDE, (Spenser) cou...
reests	10	6	REEST, to be noisily...
reeves	11	10	REEVE, to fasten by...
refels	13	10	REFEL, (obsolete) to...
refers	12	9	REFER, to direct to...
reffos	14	12	REFFO, (Australian s...
refits	13	9	REFIT, to fit out af...
regals	12	9	REGAL, a small porta...
regars	11	8	REGAR, (Hindi) the r...
reggos	12	10	REGGO, (Australian s...
regies	11	8	REGIE, (French) a sy...
regius	12	9	(Latin) royal, as in...
regurs	12	9	REGUR, (Hindi) the r...
rehabs	14	11	REHAB, to restore to...
rehems	13	11	REHEM, to take up th...
reigns	11	9	REIGN, to exercise s...
reikis	12	10	REIKI, (Japanese) a...
reinks	11	11	REINK, to ink again...
reirds	11	7	REIRD, (Scots) an up...
reises	10	6	REIS, twigs or small...
reists	11	6	REIST, to become ran...
reives	12	10	REIVE, (archaic) to...
rejigs	14	17	REJIG, to fix someth...
rekeys	17	12	REKEY, to re-enter i...
relays	17	9	RELAY, to put down n...
relets	11	7	RELET, to let again...
relics	15	10	RELIC, a surviving m...
relies	11	7	RELY, to depend on c...
remans	10	10	REMAN, to supply a f...
remaps	13	12	REMAP, to map again...
remens	10	10	REMEN, an ancient Eg...
remiss	12	9	careless [adj REMISS...
remits	12	9	REMIT, to send payme...
renays	15	9	RENAY, (obsolete) to...
renews	12	10	RENEW, to make new a...
reneys	15	9	RENEY, (obsolete) to...
rengas	10	9	RENGA, (Japanese) a...
renies	9	7	RENY, (obsolete) to...
renigs	11	9	RENIG, (Irish) to re...
renins	9	8	RENIN, a protein enz...
rennes	8	8	RENNE, (Spenser) to...
rentes	9	7	RENTE, (French) Fren...
reoils	11	7	REOIL, to oil again...
reorgs	11	8	REORG, to reorganize...
repass	12	9	to pass again [v -ED...
repays	18	11	REPAY, to pay back [...
repegs	13	11	REPEG, to peg again...
repels	13	10	REPEL, to drive back...
repins	12	10	REPIN, to pin again...
repots	12	9	REPOT, to put in a n...
repros	12	9	REPRO, (short for) r...
rerigs	12	8	RERIG, to rig again...
reruns	10	8	RERUN, to show a rep...
resaws	13	9	RESAW, to saw again...
resays	16	8	RESAY, to say again...
resees	9	6	RESEE, to see again...
resets	10	6	RESET, to set again...
resews	13	9	RESEW, to sew again...
reshes	12	8	RESH, (Hebrew) a Heb...
resids	11	7	RESID, a type of fue...
resins	10	7	RESIN, to impregnate...
resits	11	6	RESIT, to sit again...
resods	10	7	RESOD, to put down n...
resows	13	9	RESOW, to sow again...
restos	10	6	RESTO, (Australian s...
retags	11	8	RETAG, to tag again...
retems	11	9	RETEM, (Spanish) a n...
reties	10	6	RETIE, to tie again...
retros	10	6	RETRO, a kind of roc...
reuses	10	7	REUSE, to use again...
revels	13	11	REVEL, to engage in...
revers	12	10	a part of a garment...
revets	12	10	REVET, to face with...
revies	12	10	REVIE, to stake high...
revues	12	11	REVUE, a type of mus...
reweds	13	10	REWED, to wed again...
rewets	13	9	REWET, to wet again...
rewins	13	10	REWIN, to win again...
rewths	16	11	REWTH, (Spenser) rut...
rezzes	16	24	REZ, (short for) a (...
rhemes	13	11	RHEME, the constitue...
rhesus	13	9	a kind of monkey [n...
rheums	14	12	RHEUM, a watery disc...
rhexes	18	15	RHEXIS, rupture of a...
rhexis	19	15	rupture of a blood v...
rhimes	14	11	RHIME, (obsolete) a...
rhines	12	9	RHINE, a drainage ch...
rhinos	12	9	RHINO, (short for) a...
rhombs	16	14	RHOMB, a type of geo...
rhones	11	9	RHONE, (Scots) a roo...
rhumbs	17	15	RHUMB, in marine nav...
rhuses	13	9	RHUS, a plant of the...
rhymes	20	13	RHYME, to compose ve...
rhynes	18	11	RHYNE, a drainage ch...
riatas	10	6	RIATA, (Spanish) a l...
ricers	14	9	RICER, a cooking ute...
riches	16	11	RICH, to grow rich [...
richts	17	11	RICHT, to right [v]
ricins	14	10	RICIN, a substance e...
rictus	15	10	the expanse of the o...
riders	11	7	RIDER, one who rides...
ridges	12	9	RIDGE, to form into...
rieves	12	10	RIEVE, to rob, plund...
rifles	14	10	RIFLE, to search thr...
rights	15	10	RIGHT, to put in pro...
rigids	13	9	RIGID, a rigid airsh...
rigols	13	9	RIGOL, a gutter or w...
rigors	12	8	RIGOR, a sense of ch...
rilles	13	8	RILLE, a valley on t...
rimers	12	9	RIMER, one that rime...
rimous	12	10	marked by cracks, al...
rinses	10	7	RINSE, to cleanse wi...
riojas	12	15	RIOJA, (Spanish) a d...
ripens	12	10	RIPEN, to become rip...
ripers	13	9	RIPER, one who grope...
risers	11	6	RISER, a rod securin...
rishis	14	8	RISHI, (Sanskrit) a...
ritzes	14	15	RITZ, pretentious di...
rivals	14	11	RIVAL, to strive to...
rivels	14	11	RIVEL, to wrinkle [v...
rivers	13	10	RIVER, a large natur...
rivets	13	10	RIVET, to fasten wit...
riyals	18	9	RIYAL, a monetary un...
roasts	10	6	ROAST, to cook with...
roates	9	6	ROATE, to learn by r...
robins	12	10	ROBIN, a songbird [n...
robles	13	10	ROBLE, (Spanish) a n...
robots	12	9	ROBOT, a man-like ma...
roches	15	11	ROCH, the little auk...
rodeos	9	7	RODEO, to perform a...
rogers	11	8	ROGER, (slang) to ha...
rogues	11	9	ROGUE, to cheat or d...
roists	11	6	ROIST, to revel nois...
rojaks	13	19	ROJAK, (Malay) a sal...
rokers	11	10	ROKER, any ray other...
rolags	12	9	ROLAG, (Gaelic) a ro...
romals	12	10	ROMAL, (Urdu) a hand...
romans	10	10	ROMAN, a metrical na...
romeos	10	9	ROMEO, a man who is...
rondes	9	8	RONDE, a script prin...
rondos	9	8	RONDO, (Italian) a p...
roneos	8	7	RONEO, (tradename) t...
ronins	9	8	RONIN, (Japanese) a...
rontes	9	7	RONTE, (Spenser) a r...
roosas	9	6	ROOSA, an Indian gra...
rooses	9	6	ROOSE, to heap prais...
roosts	10	6	ROOST, to prepare fo...
ropers	12	9	ROPER, a rope-maker...
roques	18	16	ROQUE, a form of cro...
rosets	10	6	ROSET, (Scots) to co...
roshis	13	8	ROSHI, (Japanese) a...
rosies	10	6	ROSY, to redden [v]
rosins	10	7	ROSIN, to treat with...
rosits	11	6	ROSIT, (Scots) to co...
rostis	11	6	ROSTI, a cheese-topp...
rotans	9	7	ROTAN, a climbing pl...
rotons	9	7	ROTON, a quantum of...
rotors	10	6	ROTOR, a rotating pa...
rottes	10	6	ROTTE, a medieval st...
rouens	9	8	ROUEN, (French) a ty...
rouges	11	9	ROUGE, to colour wit...
roughs	14	11	ROUGH, to make rough...
roules	11	8	ROULE, (obsolete) a...
rounds	10	9	ROUND, to make round...
rouses	10	7	ROUSE, to disturb or...
rousts	11	7	ROUST, to arouse and...
routes	10	7	ROUTE, to send on a...
rouths	13	9	ROUTH, (Scots) abund...
rovers	12	10	ROVER, one who roves...
rowans	12	10	ROWAN, a small decid...
rowels	14	10	ROWEL, to prick with...
rowens	12	10	ROWEN, a second mowi...
rowers	13	9	ROWER, one who rows...
rowies	13	9	ROWIE, (Scots) a bre...
rowmes	14	12	ROWME, (Spenser) pla...
rownds	13	11	ROWND, (obsolete) to...
rowths	16	11	ROWTH, (Scots) abund...
royals	17	9	ROYAL, a size of pri...
roynes	15	9	ROYNE, (Spenser) to...
roysts	17	8	ROYST, to revel nois...
rozets	13	15	ROZET, (Scots) to ro...
rozits	14	15	ROZIT, (Scots) to ro...
ruanas	9	8	RUANA, (Spanish) a w...
rubais	13	10	RUBAI, (Arabic) a Pe...
rubels	14	11	RUBEL, a currency un...
rubies	13	10	RUBY, to redden [v]
rubins	13	11	RUBIN, (Spenser) a r...
rubles	14	11	RUBLE, a monetary un...
ruches	16	12	RUCHE, to trim with...
ruckus	16	15	a noisy disturbance...
rudies	11	8	RUDIE, (slang) a rud...
ruedas	10	8	RUEDA, a Cuban stree...
ruffes	15	13	RUFFE, a freshwater...
rufous	13	11	a reddish or brownis...
rugous	12	10	wrinkled; covered wi...
ruings	12	10	RUING, repentance [n...
rulers	12	8	RULER, to strike wit...
rumals	13	11	RUMAL, (Urdu) a hand...
rumbas	14	13	RUMBA, to perform a...
rumbos	14	13	RUMBO, rum punch [n]
rumens	11	11	RUMEN, a part of the...
rumors	12	10	RUMOR, to spread by...
rumpos	14	13	RUMPO, (slang) sexua...
rumpus	15	14	a noisy disturbance...
rupees	12	10	RUPEE, a monetary un...
rupias	13	10	RUPIA, a skin ulcer...
rurals	12	8	RURAL, a country-dwe...
ruscus	15	11	any plant of the gen...
rushes	13	9	RUSH, to move swiftl...
rusmas	12	10	RUSMA, a depilatory...
rutins	11	8	RUTIN, a drug used a...
rybats	19	11	RYBAT, (Scots) a dre...
rymmes	19	14	RYMME, (obsolete) to...
sabals	13	10	SABAL, a variety of...
sabers	12	9	SABER, to strike wit...
sabhas	14	11	SABHA, (Arabic) a se...
sabins	12	10	SABIN, (obsolete) a...
sabirs	13	9	SABIR, (French) a Fr...
sables	13	10	SABLE, to darken [v]
sabots	12	9	SABOT, (French) a wo...
sabras	12	9	SABRA, (Hebrew) a pr...
sabres	12	9	SABRE, to strike wit...
saccos	16	12	(Greek) a Bishop's v...
saddos	10	8	SADDO, (slang) an un...
sadhes	12	9	SADHE, (Hebrew) a He...
sadhus	13	10	SADHU, (Sanskrit) an...
sadzas	13	16	SADZA, a type of por...
sahebs	14	11	SAHEB, a term of res...
sahibs	15	11	SAHIB, a term of res...
saices	13	9	SAICE, a male servan...
saicks	15	13	SAICK, a Levantine v...
saigas	11	8	SAIGA, (Russian) an...
saints	10	7	SAINT, to hail as a...
saiths	13	8	SAITH, the coalfish,...
sajous	12	16	SAJOU, a capuchin or...
sakais	11	10	SAKAI, a Malaysian a...
sakers	11	10	SAKER, a falcon nati...
sakias	11	10	SAKIA, (Arabic) an E...
sakkos	12	14	(Greek) an Eastern b...
saktis	12	10	SAKTI, (Hindu) the w...
salads	11	8	SALAD, a dish of gre...
salals	12	8	SALAL, an American s...
salats	11	7	SALAT, (Arabic) a se...
saleps	13	10	SALEP, dried orchid...
salets	11	7	SALET, in medieval a...
salles	12	8	SALLE, (French) a ha...
salmis	13	10	SALMI, (French) a ra...
salols	12	8	SALOL, a white cryst...
salons	10	8	SALON, a large room...
salops	13	10	SALOP, a hot drink m...
salpas	13	10	SALPA, a free-swimmi...
salsas	11	7	SALSA, to do such a...
salses	11	7	SALSE, (French) a mu...
saltos	11	7	SALTO, (Italian) to...
saltus	12	8	(Latin) a breach of...
salues	11	8	SALUE, (obsolete) to...
salves	13	11	SALVE, to soothe [v]
salvos	13	11	SALVO, to discharge...
samans	10	10	SAMAN, (Carib) the r...
sambas	13	12	SAMBA, to perform a...
sambos	13	12	SAMBO, a colloquial...
sameks	12	13	SAMEK, (Hebrew) the...
samfus	14	13	SAMFU, (Chinese) an...
sampis	14	12	SAMPI, a supposed na...
sangas	10	9	SANGA, (Pushtu) a te...
sanghs	13	11	SANGH, (Hindi) an as...
sangos	10	9	SANGO, (colloquial)...
sanies	9	7	(Latin) a watery fou...
sankos	10	11	SANKO, a West Africa...
sansas	9	7	SANSA, (Arabic) an A...
santos	9	7	SANTO, (Spanish) the...
saolas	10	7	SAOLA, a small oxlik...
sapans	11	10	SAPAN, (Malay) the w...
sapors	12	9	SAPOR, flavour, also...
sarans	9	7	SARAN, a thermoplast...
sarees	9	6	SAREE, (Hindi) an ou...
sarges	11	8	SARGE, (colloquial)...
sargos	11	8	(Spanish) a fish, th...
sargus	12	9	(Spanish) a fish, se...
sarins	10	7	SARIN, (German) a co...
sarods	10	7	SAROD, (Hindi) an In...
sasers	10	6	SASER, a device for...
sashes	12	8	SASH, to dress or ad...
sasins	10	7	SASIN, (Nepali) the...
sasses	10	6	SASSE, (Dutch) a slu...
satais	10	6	SATAI, (Malay) a Mal...
satays	16	8	SATAY, (Malay) a dis...
satins	10	7	SATIN, to make like...
satyrs	17	8	SATYR, a Greek god o...
saubas	12	10	SAUBA, a South Ameri...
sauces	13	10	SAUCE, to serve with...
sauchs	16	12	SAUCH, (Scots) a sal...
saughs	14	11	SAUGH, (Scots) a sal...
saults	12	8	SAULT, a waterfall o...
saunas	9	8	SAUNA, to take a sau...
saunts	10	8	SAUNT, to sanctify [...
sautes	10	7	SAUTE, (French) to f...
savers	12	10	SAVER, one that save...
saveys	18	12	SAVEY, to know, to u...
savins	12	11	SAVIN, a species of...
savors	12	10	SAVOR, to taste or s...
savoys	18	12	SAVOY, a variety of...
sawahs	15	11	SAWAH, (Malay) an ir...
sawers	13	9	SAWER, one who saws,...
sayeds	16	9	SAYED, (Arabic) a Mu...
sayers	16	8	SAYER, one that says...
sayids	17	9	SAYID, (Arabic) a de...
sayons	15	9	SAYON, a jacket [n]
sazzes	16	24	SAZ, a stringed inst...
scaffs	18	15	SCAFF [n]
scails	15	10	SCAIL, (Scots) to sc...
scalds	15	11	SCALD, to burn with...
scales	14	10	SCALE, to climb up o...
scalls	16	11	SCALL, (obsolete) sc...
scalps	17	13	SCALP, to remove the...
scamps	17	15	SCAMP, to perform ca...
scants	13	10	SCANT, to cut short,...
scapas	15	12	SCAPA, to run away,...
scapes	15	12	SCAPE, to escape [v]
scapus	16	13	(Latin) the shaft of...
scares	13	9	SCARE, to frighten [...
scarfs	16	12	SCARF, to cover with...
scarps	16	12	SCARP, to make into...
scarts	14	9	SCART, to scratch, s...
scaths	16	11	SCATH, (Spenser) to...
scatts	14	9	SCATT, (historical)...
scauds	14	11	SCAUD, (Scots) to sc...
scaups	16	13	SCAUP, to cut the sc...
scaurs	14	10	SCAUR, (Scots) to sc...
scenas	12	10	SCENA, (Italian) a s...
scends	13	11	SCEND, of a ship, to...
scenes	12	10	SCENE, to set in a p...
scents	13	10	SCENT, to fill with...
schavs	18	15	SCHAV, (Yiddish) a c...
schmos	17	14	SCHMO, (Yiddish) a s...
schuls	18	13	SCHUL, a synagogue,...
schuss	17	12	to make a fast, stra...
schwas	19	14	SCHWA, (German) a vo...
scions	13	10	SCION, a young membe...
sclims	17	13	SCLIM, (Scots) to cl...
scoffs	18	15	SCOFF, to express ru...
scolds	15	11	SCOLD, to rebuke har...
scones	12	10	SCONE, a flattish, u...
scoogs	14	11	SCOOG, (Scots) to sh...
scoops	15	12	SCOOP, to lift with...
scoots	13	9	SCOOT, to go quickly...
scopas	15	12	SCOP, (Old English)...
scopes	15	12	SCOPE, to examine wi...
scores	13	9	SCORE, to achieve a...
scorns	13	10	SCORN, to treat with...
scougs	15	12	SCOUG, (Scots) to sh...
scoups	16	13	SCOUP, (Scots) to bo...
scours	14	10	SCOUR, to cleanse by...
scouts	14	10	SCOUT, to reconnoitr...
scowls	18	13	SCOWL, to frown angr...
scowps	19	15	SCOWP, (Scots) to bo...
scrabs	16	12	SCRAB, (dialect) to...
scraes	13	9	SCRAE, (Scott) scree...
scrags	15	11	SCRAG, to wring the...
scrams	15	12	SCRAM, to leave quic...
scrans	13	10	SCRAN, (slang) food,...
scraps	16	12	SCRAP, to discard [v...
scrats	14	9	SCRAT, to scratch, a...
scraws	17	12	SCRAW, (archaic) a t...
scrays	20	11	SCRAY, the tern, als...
screes	13	9	SCREE, a mass of roc...
screws	17	12	SCREW, to attach wit...
scries	14	9	SCRY, to engage in c...
scrims	16	12	SCRIM, a durable pla...
scrips	17	12	SCRIP, a small bag;...
scrobs	16	12	SCROB, to scrape wit...
scrods	14	10	SCROD, a young cod,...
scrogs	15	11	SCROG, (dialect) a s...
scrows	17	12	SCROW, a scroll [n]
scrubs	17	13	SCRUB, to rub hard i...
scrums	16	13	SCRUM, to mill aroun...
scubas	16	13	SCUBA, to dive using...
scuffs	19	16	SCUFF, to scrape the...
scufts	17	13	SCUFT, the nape of t...
sculks	17	15	SCULK, to move about...
sculls	17	12	SCULL, to propel wit...
sculps	18	14	SCULP, to form an im...
scurfs	17	13	SCURF, scaly or shre...
scuses	14	10	SCUSE, an aphetic fo...
scutes	14	10	SCUTE, a horny plate...
sdayns	16	10	SDAYN, (obsolete) to...
sdeins	10	8	SDEIN, (obsolete) to...
seames	10	9	SEAME, grease; lard...
seases	9	6	SEASE, (Spenser) to...
seazes	12	15	SEAZE, (Spenser) to...
sebums	14	13	SEBUM, (Latin) the f...
seccos	16	12	SECCO, (Italian) pai...
sedans	9	8	SEDAN, a type of aut...
seders	10	7	SEDER, (Hebrew) a Pe...
sedges	11	9	SEDGE, a plant like...
sedums	12	11	SEDUM, any of a genu...
segars	11	8	SEGAR, a cigar [n]
segnos	10	9	SEGNO, (Italian) a m...
segols	12	9	SEGOL, (Hebrew) a vo...
segues	11	9	SEGUE, to proceed fr...
sehris	13	8	SEHRI, (Arabic) a me...
seines	9	7	SEINE, to catch fish...
seises	10	6	SEISE, to take hold...
seisms	12	9	SEISM, an earthquake...
seizas	13	15	SEIZA, (Japanese) a...
seizes	13	15	SEIZE, to take hold...
selahs	13	9	SELAH, (Hebrew) a mu...
sellas	12	8	SELLA, an area in th...
selles	12	8	SELLE, (archaic) a s...
selvas	13	11	SELVA, (Spanish) a w...
selves	13	11	SELF, one's own pers...
semens	10	10	SEMEN, the liquid th...
semies	11	9	SEMIE, at Scottish u...
sengis	11	9	SENGI, a monetary un...
sennas	8	8	SENNA, the leaves of...
senors	9	7	SENOR, (Spanish) a S...
senses	9	7	SENSE, to have an im...
sensis	10	7	SENSI, (Japanese) a...
sepads	12	10	SEPAD, to suppose, u...
sepals	13	10	SEPAL, one of the le...
sepias	12	9	SEPIA, a brown pigme...
sepoys	18	11	SEPOY, (historical)...
sepses	12	9	SEPS, (Greek) a skin...
sepsis	13	9	(Greek) the state of...
seracs	13	9	SERAC, (French) a la...
serais	10	6	SERAI, (Turkish) a c...
serges	11	8	SERGE [v]
series	10	6	an arrangement of on...
serifs	13	9	SERIF, a decorative...
serins	10	7	SERIN, a bird of the...
serons	9	7	SERON, a crate, also...
serous	10	7	of or relating to se...
serows	13	9	SEROW, a Himalayan g...
serras	10	6	SERRA, (Latin) a saw...
serres	10	6	SERRE, to press clos...
serums	12	10	SERUM, the watery po...
serves	12	10	SERVE, to work for [...
servos	12	10	SERVO, (Australian s...
seshes	12	8	SESH, (short for) se...
sesses	10	6	SESS, to assess (how...
setons	9	7	SETON, a thread or t...
setous	10	7	thickly set with bri...
setups	13	10	SETUP, the way somet...
sevens	11	11	SEVEN, a number [n]
severs	12	10	SEVER, to divide or...
sewans	12	10	SEWAN, (Native Ameri...
sewars	13	9	SEWAR, a medieval se...
sewels	14	10	SEWEL, a scarecrow,...
sewens	12	10	SEWEN, the Welsh or...
sewers	13	9	SEWER, to clean or m...
sewins	13	10	SEWIN, the Welsh or...
sexers	16	13	SEXER, one who sexes...
sextos	16	13	SEXTO, a paper size,...
seyens	15	9	SEYEN, (Shakespeare)...
shacks	17	15	SHACK, to avoid resp...
shades	12	9	SHADE, to screen fro...
shafts	15	11	SHAFT, to propel wit...
shakes	13	12	SHAKE, to move to an...
shakos	13	12	SHAKO, (Hungarian) t...
shales	13	9	SHALE, to shell, hus...
shalms	15	12	SHALM, an ancient ob...
shamas	13	11	SHAMA, (Hindi) an In...
shames	13	11	SHAME, to cause to f...
shamos	13	11	(Yiddish) a minor of...
shamus	14	12	(US slang) a private...
shands	12	10	SHAND, (obsolete) in...
shanks	13	13	SHANK, to hit sharpl...
shapes	14	11	SHAPE, to fashion in...
shards	13	9	SHARD, a fragment of...
shares	12	8	SHARE, to use in com...
sharks	14	12	SHARK, to obtain by...
sharns	12	9	SHARN, (Scots) cow-d...
sharps	15	11	SHARP, to raise in m...
shauls	14	10	SHAUL, to become sha...
shaves	14	12	SHAVE, to remove hai...
shawls	17	12	SHAWL, to wrap the s...
shawms	17	14	SHAWM, an ancient ob...
shayas	18	10	SHAYA, (Tamil) an In...
shchis	19	13	SHCHI, (Russian) a k...
sheafs	14	11	SHEAF, to gather int...
sheals	13	9	SHEAL, to shell, hus...
shears	12	8	SHEAR, to cut the wo...
sheels	13	9	SHEEL, (Shakespeare)...
sheens	11	9	SHEEN, to shine, hav...
sheers	12	8	SHEER, to swerve, to...
sheets	12	8	SHEET, to cover with...
sheiks	14	12	SHEIK, (Arabic) an A...
shelfs	16	12	SHELF, to put on a s...
shells	15	10	SHELL, to remove the...
shends	12	10	SHEND, (archaic) to...
sheols	13	9	SHEOL, (Hebrew) the...
sherds	13	9	SHERD, a fragment of...
shevas	14	12	SHEVA, (Hebrew) in H...
shiais	13	8	SHIAI, (Japanese) a...
shiels	14	9	SHIEL, (Shakespeare)...
shiers	13	8	SHIER, a horse that...
shifts	16	11	SHIFT, to move from...
shills	16	10	SHILL, to act as a d...
shines	12	9	SHINE, to emit light...
shires	13	8	SHIRE, (Irish) to re...
shirks	15	12	SHIRK, to avoid work...
shirrs	14	8	SHIRR, to pucker, al...
shirts	14	8	SHIRT, to don a garm...
shisos	13	8	SHISO, (Japanese) an...
shists	14	8	SHIST, a type of met...
shites	13	8	SHITE, (slang) to sh...
shivas	15	12	SHIVA, (Hebrew) a pe...
shives	15	12	SHIVE, a thin fragme...
shleps	16	12	SHLEP, (Yiddish) to...
shlubs	17	13	SHLUB, (Yiddish) a s...
shmeks	15	15	SHMEK, (Yiddish) a t...
shmoes	13	11	SHMO, (Yiddish) a st...
shnaps	14	12	(German) a kind of b...
shoals	13	9	SHOAL, to sail into...
shoats	12	8	SHOAT, a young pig,...
shocks	17	15	SHOCK, to outrage fe...
shoers	12	8	SHOER, one who shoes...
shogis	14	10	SHOGI, (Japanese) an...
shojis	15	17	SHOJI, (Japanese) a...
sholas	13	9	SHOLA, (Hindi) an In...
shooks	13	12	SHOOK, a bundle of s...
shools	13	9	SHOOL, (dialect) to...
shoots	12	8	SHOOT, to hit, injur...
shores	12	8	SHORE, to prop up [v...
shorls	14	9	SHORL, (German) blac...
shorts	13	8	SHORT, to cause a ty...
shotes	12	8	SHOTE, a young pig,...
shotts	13	8	SHOTT, (Arabic) a sh...
shouts	13	9	SHOUT, to yell loudl...
shoves	14	12	SHOVE, to push rough...
showds	16	12	SHOWD, (Scots) to ro...
shoyus	19	11	SHOYU, (Japanese) a...
shreds	13	9	SHRED, to cut into f...
shrews	16	11	SHREW, (Shakespeare)...
shrows	16	11	SHROW, (Shakespeare)...
shrubs	16	12	SHRUB, to lop; to cu...
shrugs	15	11	SHRUG, to raise and...
shtiks	15	12	SHTIK, (Yiddish) a f...
shtups	16	12	SHTUP, (Yiddish) to...
shucks	18	16	SHUCK, to remove hus...
shules	14	10	SHULE, (dialect) to...
shunts	13	10	SHUNT, to turn aside...
shuras	13	9	SHURA, (Arabic) the...
shutes	13	9	SHUTE, to convey by...
shyers	19	10	SHYER, a horse tendi...
sibyls	21	12	SIBYL, (Greek) any o...
sichts	17	11	SICHT, (Scots) to si...
sickos	15	13	SICKO, an emotionall...
siders	11	7	SIDER, a native or i...
sidhas	13	9	SIDHA, (Sanskrit) on...
sidles	12	8	SIDLE, to move sidew...
sieges	11	8	SIEGE, to subject to...
sients	10	7	SIENT, (archaic) a s...
sieths	13	8	SIETH, (Shakespeare)...
sieurs	11	7	SIEUR, an old French...
sieves	12	10	SIEVE, to pass throu...
sights	15	10	SIGHT, to observe or...
sigils	14	9	SIGIL, an official s...
siglas	13	9	SIGLA, a list of sym...
siglos	13	9	an ancient Persian c...
sigmas	13	11	SIGMA, (Greek) the G...
silens	11	8	SILEN, a woodland go...
silers	12	7	SILER, a strainer [n...
silvas	14	11	SILVA, the forest tr...
simars	12	9	SIMAR, (French) a lo...
simbas	14	12	SIMBA, (Swahili) a l...
simuls	14	11	SIMUL, (short for) a...
sinews	13	10	SINEW, to bind as if...
singes	11	9	SINGE, to burn sligh...
sirees	10	6	SIREE, (US) a mode o...
sirens	10	7	SIREN, a device that...
sirihs	14	8	SIRIH, (Malay) the b...
sirocs	14	9	SIROC, (Italian) a h...
sirras	11	6	SIRRA, (obsolete) a...
sirups	14	10	SIRUP, to make into...
sisals	12	7	SISAL, a strong fibr...
sisses	11	6	SISS, (short for) si...
sistas	11	6	SISTA, an African-Am...
sitars	11	6	SITAR, (Urdu) an Ind...
sithes	13	8	SITHE, (archaic) to...
situps	14	10	SITUP, an exercise f...
sivers	13	10	SIVER, (Scots) a dra...
sixers	17	13	SIXER, anything coun...
sixmos	18	16	SIXMO, a paper size,...
sixtes	17	13	SIXTE, (French) a po...
sixths	20	15	SIXTH, one of six eq...
sizars	14	15	SIZAR, a British stu...
sizels	15	16	SIZEL, metal clippin...
sizers	14	15	SIZER, a student at...
skails	13	11	SKAIL, (Scots) to di...
skalds	13	12	SKALD, an ancient Sc...
skanks	12	15	SKANK, to dance to r...
skarts	12	10	SKART, (Scots) a cor...
skates	11	10	SKATE, to glide over...
skatts	12	10	SKATT, (dialect) a s...
skeans	10	11	SKEAN, (Gaelic) a do...
skears	11	10	SKEAR, (dialect) to...
skeens	10	11	SKEEN, (Gaelic) a do...
skeers	11	10	SKEER, (dialect) to...
skeets	11	10	SKEET, the sport of...
skeggs	14	14	SKEGG, a length of k...
skeins	11	11	SKEIN, to wind into...
skelfs	15	14	SKELF, (Scots) a spl...
skells	14	12	SKELL, (slang) a hom...
skelms	14	14	SKELM, (Afrikaans) a...
skelps	15	14	SKELP, (Gaelic) to h...
skenes	10	11	SKENE, (Gaelic) a do...
skeoes	10	10	SKEO, (Orkney) a hut...
skiers	12	10	SKIER, one who skis...
skiffs	17	16	SKIFF, to skim [v]
skills	15	12	SKILL, to matter, to...
skimos	13	13	SKIMO, (short for) a...
skimps	16	16	SKIMP, to scrimp [v]
skinks	13	15	SKINK, to pour out [...
skioes	11	10	SKIO, (Orkney) a hut...
skirls	14	11	SKIRL, to produce a...
skirrs	13	10	SKIRR, to scour, sea...
skirts	13	10	SKIRT, to pass along...
skites	12	10	SKITE, (Australian s...
skives	14	14	SKIVE, to pare or sp...
sklims	15	14	SKLIM, (Scots) to cl...
skoals	12	11	SKOAL, to down a dri...
skoffs	16	16	SKOFF, to devour; to...
skools	12	11	SKOOL, (colloquial)...
skorts	12	10	SKORT, a pair of sho...
skrans	11	11	SKRAN, (slang) food,...
skries	12	10	SKRY, to see the fut...
skriks	14	14	SKRIK, a fright [n]
skulks	15	16	SKULK, to move about...
skulls	15	13	SKULL, to propel wit...
skunks	13	16	SKUNK, to defeat ove...
skyers	18	12	SKYER, in cricket, a...
skyres	18	12	SKYRE, (Scots) to sh...
skytes	18	12	SKYTE, (Scots) to da...
slacks	16	14	SLACK, to slacken [v...
slades	11	8	SLADE, a little vall...
slaids	12	8	SLAID, a sledge [n]
slakes	12	11	SLAKE, to quench [v]
slanes	10	8	SLANE, (Irish) a tur...
slangs	12	10	SLANG, to use extrem...
slants	11	8	SLANT, to deviate fr...
slarts	12	7	SLART, (dialect) to...
slates	11	7	SLATE, to roof with...
slaves	13	11	SLAVE, to work like...
sleeks	12	11	SLEEK, to make smoot...
sleeps	13	10	SLEEP, to be in a na...
sleets	11	7	SLEET, to shower fro...
slices	15	10	SLICE, to cut in pie...
slicks	17	14	SLICK, to make slick...
slides	12	8	SLIDE, to move smoot...
slimes	13	10	SLIME, to cover with...
slings	13	10	SLING, to throw with...
slinks	13	12	SLINK, to move steal...
slipes	14	10	SLIPE, to peel [v]
slives	14	11	SLIVE, to slip [v]
sloans	10	8	SLOAN, (Scots) a snu...
sloids	12	8	SLOID, (Swedish) a S...
slojds	14	17	SLOJD, (Swedish) a S...
slomos	12	10	SLOMO, a slow-motion...
slooms	12	10	SLOOM, to slumber [v...
sloops	13	10	SLOOP, a type of sin...
sloots	11	7	SLOOT, (Afrikaans) i...
slopes	13	10	SLOPE, to slant or i...
slorms	13	10	SLORM, to wipe carel...
sloths	14	9	SLOTH, to be lazy [v...
sloyds	18	10	SLOYD, (Swedish) a S...
slubbs	17	14	SLUBB, to twist fibr...
sluffs	17	14	SLUFF, to discard a...
sluits	13	8	SLUIT, (Afrikaans) i...
slumps	16	14	SLUMP, to sink sudde...
slurbs	15	11	SLURB, a poorly plan...
slurps	15	11	SLURP, to drink nois...
sluses	12	8	SLUSE, (Milton) a sl...
slypes	20	12	SLYPE, a narrow pass...
smaaks	12	13	SMAAK, (South Africa...
smacks	16	16	SMACK, to strike sha...
smaiks	13	13	SMAIK, (Scots) a con...
smalls	14	11	SMALL, to make or be...
smalms	14	13	SMALM, to smear, mak...
smalts	13	10	SMALT, a blue pigmen...
smarms	13	12	SMARM, to smear, gus...
smarts	12	9	SMART, to sting [v]
smazes	14	18	SMAZE, an atmospheri...
smears	11	9	SMEAR, to spread wit...
smeeks	12	13	SMEEK, (Scots) to sm...
smeiks	13	13	SMEIK, (Scots) to sm...
smekes	12	13	SMEKE, (Scots) to sm...
smells	14	11	SMELL, to sense with...
smelts	13	10	SMELT, to melt or fu...
smerks	13	13	SMERK, to smile in a...
smiles	13	10	SMILE, to look joyfu...
smirks	14	13	SMIRK, to smile in a...
smirrs	13	9	SMIRR, to drizzle [v...
smites	12	9	SMITE, to strike hea...
smiths	15	11	SMITH, to forge meta...
smocks	16	16	SMOCK, to put on a l...
smokes	12	13	SMOKE, to emit a gas...
smokos	12	13	SMOKO, in the Falkla...
smolts	13	10	SMOLT, a young salmo...
smoors	11	9	SMOOR, (Scots) to sm...
smoots	11	9	SMOOT, (slang) to wo...
smores	11	9	SMORE, (Scots) to sm...
smorgs	13	11	SMORG, (short for) s...
smouts	12	10	SMOUT, to work as a...
smowts	15	12	SMOWT, (Scots) a sma...
snacks	14	14	SNACK, to eat a ligh...
snafus	12	11	SNAFU, to cause conf...
snails	11	8	SNAIL, to move slowl...
snakes	10	11	SNAKE, to slither li...
snares	9	7	SNARE, to trap [v]
snarfs	12	10	SNARF, (colloquial)...
snarks	11	11	SNARK, an imaginary...
snarls	11	8	SNARL, to growl vici...
snaths	12	9	SNATH, the curved ha...
sneads	9	8	SNEAD, the curved ha...
sneaks	10	11	SNEAK, to move steal...
sneaps	11	10	SNEAP, to nip, pinch...
snecks	14	14	SNECK, to fasten wit...
sneers	9	7	SNEER, to curl the l...
snells	12	9	SNELL, to attach suc...
snicks	15	14	SNICK, to snip, cut...
snides	10	8	SNIDE, to fill or lo...
sniffs	15	13	SNIFF, to inhale aud...
snifts	13	10	SNIFT, to sniff, to...
snipes	12	10	SNIPE, to shoot from...
snirts	11	7	SNIRT [n]
snoeks	10	11	SNOEK, the barracout...
snokes	10	11	SNOKE, to prowl or s...
snoods	9	8	SNOOD, to wear a net...
snooks	10	11	SNOOK, to snuff or s...
snools	10	8	SNOOL, (Scots) to be...
snoops	11	10	SNOOP, to pry about...
snoots	9	7	SNOOT, to treat with...
snores	9	7	SNORE, to breath noi...
snorts	10	7	SNORT, to exhale noi...
snouts	10	8	SNOUT, to provide wi...
snowks	14	14	SNOWK, (Scots) to sn...
snuffs	15	14	SNUFF, to put a cand...
soares	9	6	SOARE, (obsolete) so...
soaves	11	10	SOAVE, (Italian) an...
sobers	12	9	SOBER, to make sober...
socles	14	10	SOCLE, a plain face...
sodoms	11	10	SODOM, a place notor...
sofars	12	9	SOFAR, a system for...
softas	12	9	SOFTA, (Turkish) a M...
sogers	11	8	SOGER, (dialect) a s...
sohurs	13	9	SOHUR, a meal eaten...
sokahs	13	12	SOKAH, a variety of...
sokens	10	11	SOKEN, a feudal dist...
sokols	12	11	SOKOL, an internatio...
solahs	13	9	SOLAH, (Hindi) an In...
solans	10	8	SOLAN, the common ga...
solars	11	7	SOLAR, an upper room...
soldes	11	8	SOLDE, (Spenser) pay...
solers	11	7	SOLER, (archaic) an...
soleus	11	8	a leg muscle [n SOLE...
solids	12	8	SOLID, a solid subst...
soloes	10	7	SOLO, to perform a s...
solons	10	8	SOLON, a wise lawgiv...
solums	13	11	SOLUM, (Latin) the s...
solves	13	11	SOLVE, to find the a...
somans	10	10	SOMAN, a nerve agent...
sonars	9	7	SONAR, an underwater...
sonces	12	10	SONCE, (Scots) good...
sondes	9	8	SONDE, (French) an i...
sonics	13	10	the study of technol...
sonnes	8	8	SONNE, (obsolete) su...
sonses	9	7	SONSE, (Scots) good...
sooles	10	7	SOOLE, (Scots) to pu...
sootes	9	6	SOOTE, (obsolete) a...
sooths	12	8	SOOTH, the truth [n]
sopors	12	9	SOPOR, a profound sl...
sorbus	13	10	(Latin) any plant of...
sordes	10	7	dark incrustations o...
sorees	9	6	SOREE, (Native Ameri...
sorels	11	7	SOREL, a reddish-bro...
sorgos	11	8	SORGO, a variety of...
sorras	10	6	SORRA, (Irish) sorro...
sortes	10	6	(Latin) divination b...
sosses	10	6	SOSS, to fall at onc...
sotols	11	7	SOTOL, (Nahuatl) any...
souces	13	10	SOUCE, (Spenser) to...
soughs	14	11	SOUGH, to make a moa...
sounds	10	9	SOUND, to make a sou...
souses	10	7	SOUSE, to pickle; to...
souths	13	9	SOUTH, (archaic) to...
sowans	12	10	(Gaelic) a kind of o...
sowars	13	9	SOWAR, (Urdu) a moun...
sowces	16	12	SOWCE, to pickle; to...
sowens	12	10	(Gaelic) a kind of o...
sowers	13	9	SOWER, one who sows...
sowffs	18	15	SOWFF, (Scots) to wh...
sowles	14	10	SOWLE, (Scots) to pu...
sownds	13	11	SOWND, (Spenser) to...
sownes	12	10	SOWNE, (Spenser) sou...
sowses	13	9	SOWSE, (Spenser) to...
sowths	16	11	SOWTH, (Scots) to wh...
soyles	17	9	SOYLE [n]
sozins	13	16	SOZIN, a type of pro...
spaces	15	12	SPACE, to arrange at...
spades	12	10	SPADE, to dig with a...
spados	12	10	SPADO, (Latin) a cas...
spaers	12	9	SPAER, (Scots) one w...
spahis	15	11	SPAHI, (Turkish) for...
spails	14	10	SPAIL, a splinter or...
spains	12	10	SPAIN, (Scots) to we...
spaits	13	9	SPAIT, a flood, a su...
spalds	14	11	SPALD, (Scots) the s...
spales	13	10	SPALE, (Scots) a spl...
spalls	15	11	SPALL, to break up i...
spalts	14	10	SPALT, to splinter [...
spanes	11	10	SPANE, (Scots) to we...
spangs	13	12	SPANG, to cover with...
spanks	13	14	SPANK, to slap on th...
spares	12	9	SPARE, to refrain fr...
sparks	14	13	SPARK, to emit small...
sparts	13	9	SPART, esparto, Span...
spasms	14	12	SPASM, to go into sp...
spates	12	9	SPATE, a flood, a su...
spauls	14	11	SPAUL, (Scots) the s...
spawls	17	13	SPAWL, (archaic) to...
spawns	15	13	SPAWN, to deposit eg...
spayds	19	12	SPAYD, a male deer i...
speaks	13	13	SPEAK, to speak [v]
speals	13	10	SPEAL, (Scots) the s...
speans	11	10	SPEAN, (Scots) to we...
spears	12	9	SPEAR, to pierce wit...
speats	12	9	SPEAT, a flood, a su...
specks	17	16	SPECK, to mark with...
spects	16	12	SPECT, a nonstandard...
speeds	12	10	SPEED, to move swift...
speels	13	10	SPEEL, (Scots) to cl...
speers	12	9	SPEER, (Scots) to as...
speils	14	10	SPEIL, to climb, als...
speirs	13	9	SPEIR, (Scots) to as...
speiss	13	9	(German) a metallic...
spelds	14	11	SPELD, (Scots) to sp...
spelks	15	14	SPELK, a splinter of...
spells	15	11	SPELL, to read or wr...
spelts	14	10	SPELT, a hardy wheat...
spends	12	11	SPEND, to expend, to...
sperms	14	12	SPERM, a male gamete...
speugs	14	12	SPEUG, (Scots) a spa...
spials	14	10	SPIAL, (obsolete) a...
spicas	16	12	SPICA, (Latin) a ban...
spices	16	12	SPICE, to season wit...
spicks	18	16	SPICK, (US slang) a...
spides	13	10	SPIDE, (Irish) a you...
spiels	14	10	SPIEL, to talk at le...
spiers	13	9	SPIER, (Scots) to as...
spiffs	18	15	SPIFF, to make spiff...
spikes	14	13	SPIKE, to fasten wit...
spiles	14	10	SPILE, to stop up wi...
spills	16	11	SPILL, to overflow f...
spinas	12	10	SPINA, (Latin) the s...
spines	12	10	SPINE, the vertebral...
spinks	14	14	SPINK [n]
spires	13	9	SPIRE, to rise in a...
spirts	14	9	SPIRT, to emit liqui...
spites	13	9	SPITE, to treat with...
splats	14	10	SPLAT, to flatten on...
splays	20	12	SPLAY, to spread out...
splits	15	10	SPLIT, to separate l...
splogs	15	12	SPLOG, a spam blog,...
spodes	12	10	SPODE, a fine china...
spoils	14	10	SPOIL, to mar [v]
spokes	13	13	SPOKE, to supply wit...
spoofs	14	12	SPOOF, to ridicule i...
spooks	13	13	SPOOK, to frighten,...
spools	13	10	SPOOL, to wind on a...
spooms	13	12	SPOOM, to scud befor...
spoons	11	10	SPOON, to eat with a...
spoors	12	9	SPOOR, to follow a t...
spoots	12	9	SPOOT, the razor-she...
spores	12	9	SPORE, to produce an...
sporks	14	13	SPORK, a spoon-like...
sports	13	9	SPORT, to frolic [v]
spouts	13	10	SPOUT, to eject in a...
sprags	14	11	SPRAG, to stop with...
sprats	13	9	SPRAT, a young herri...
sprays	19	11	SPRAY, to disperse i...
spreds	13	10	SPRED, (obsolete) to...
sprees	12	9	SPREE, to carouse [v...
sprews	16	12	SPREW, a thin, infer...
sprigs	15	11	SPRIG, to embroider...
sprits	14	9	SPRIT, a ship's spar...
sprods	13	10	SPROD, a salmon in i...
sprogs	14	11	SPROG, a young child...
sprues	13	10	SPRUE, infantile thr...
sprugs	15	12	SPRUG, (Scots) a spa...
spuers	13	10	SPUER, one who spues...
spules	14	11	SPULE, (Scots) the s...
spumes	14	13	SPUME, to foam [v]
spunks	14	15	SPUNK, to begin to b...
spurns	13	11	SPURN, to reject wit...
spurts	14	10	SPURT, to gush forth...
spyals	20	12	SPYAL, (Spenser) a s...
spyres	19	11	SPYRE, (Spenser) a s...
squabs	21	19	SQUAB, to stuff, uph...
squads	19	17	SQUAD, to form into...
squats	19	16	SQUAT, to sit on one...
squaws	22	19	SQUAW, (Native Ameri...
squegs	20	18	SQUEG, to oscillate...
squibs	22	19	SQUIB, to lampoon [v...
squids	20	17	SQUID, to fish with...
squits	20	16	SQUIT, (slang) a con...
stacks	15	13	STACK, to pile [v]
stades	10	7	STADE, a single peri...
staffs	15	12	STAFF, to fill posit...
stages	11	8	STAGE, to produce fo...
staigs	12	8	STAIG, a colt or sta...
stains	10	7	STAIN, to discolour,...
stairs	11	6	STAIR, a rest for th...
stakes	11	10	STAKE, to fasten wit...
stales	11	7	STALE, to become pas...
stalks	13	11	STALK, to pursue ste...
stalls	13	8	STALL, to come to a...
stamps	14	12	STAMP, to bring the...
stands	10	8	STAND, to assume an...
stanes	9	7	STANE, (Scots) to st...
stangs	11	9	STANG, (Scots) to st...
stanks	11	11	STANK, (Scots) to da...
stapes	12	9	a bone of the middle...
staphs	15	11	STAPH, any of variou...
stares	10	6	STARE, to gaze fixed...
starks	12	10	STARK, to stiffen [v...
starns	10	7	STARN, to row backwa...
starrs	11	6	STARR, (Hebrew) a Je...
starts	11	6	START, to begin, set...
stases	10	6	STASIS, a stoppage o...
stasis	11	6	a stoppage of the no...
states	10	6	STATE, to set forth...
status	11	7	a state of affairs;...
stauns	10	8	STAUN, (Scots) to st...
staves	12	10	STAVE, to drive or t...
steads	10	7	STEAD, to avail, hel...
steaks	11	10	STEAK, any of severa...
steals	11	7	STEAL, to take by th...
steams	11	9	STEAM, to cook by wa...
steans	9	7	STEAN, to line e.g....
stears	10	6	STEAR, (obsolete) to...
stedds	11	8	STEDD, (Spenser) to...
stedes	10	7	STEDE, (Spenser) to...
steeds	10	7	STEED, (Spenser) to...
steeks	11	10	STEEK, (Scots) to st...
steels	11	7	STEEL, to cover with...
steems	11	9	STEEM, (archaic) to...
steens	9	7	STEEN, to line e.g....
steeps	12	9	STEEP, to soak in a...
steers	10	6	STEER, to guide or d...
steils	12	7	STEIL, (dialect) a h...
steins	10	7	STEIN, to line e.g....
steles	11	7	STELE, (Greek) an up...
stells	13	8	STELL, to establish,...
stemes	11	9	STEME, (archaic) to...
stends	10	8	STEND, (Scots) to bo...
stenos	9	7	STENO, (short for) a...
stents	10	7	STENT, (Scots) to st...
steres	10	6	STERE, (French) a ti...
sterns	10	7	STERN, to back, row...
stichs	17	11	STICH, (Greek) a lin...
sticks	16	13	STICK, to support wi...
stiffs	16	12	STIFF, to cheat, rob...
stilbs	15	10	STILB, the cgs unit...
stiles	12	7	STILE, to style, des...
stills	14	8	STILL, to make still...
stilts	13	7	STILT, to raise on l...
stimes	12	9	STIME, (Scots) to pe...
stings	12	9	STING, to prick pain...
stinks	12	11	STINK, to emit a fou...
stints	11	7	STINT, to be niggard...
stipas	13	9	STIPA, (Latin) any g...
stipes	13	9	a slender supporting...
stires	11	6	STIRE, (archaic) to...
stirks	13	10	STIRK, a yearling ox...
stirps	14	9	(Latin) a branch of...
stives	13	10	STIVE, (dialect) to...
stoats	10	6	STOAT, a weasel with...
stocks	15	13	STOCK, to keep for f...
stoeps	12	9	STOEP, (Dutch) a pla...
stoics	14	9	STOIC, a stoical per...
stoits	11	6	STOIT, (Scots) to st...
stokes	11	10	STOKE, to supply a f...
stoles	11	7	STOLE, a narrow eccl...
stomas	11	9	STOMA, a minute open...
stomps	14	12	STOMP, to tread heav...
stonds	10	8	STOND, (Spenser) a s...
stones	9	7	STONE, to pelt with...
stonks	11	11	STONK, (slang) to bo...
stonns	9	8	STONN, (obsolete) to...
stooks	11	10	STOOK, to stack grai...
stools	11	7	STOOL, to put forth...
stoops	12	9	STOOP, to bend the b...
stoors	10	6	STOOR, a battle, an...
stopes	12	9	STOPE, to excavate i...
stores	10	6	STORE, to put away f...
storks	12	10	STORK, any large wad...
storms	12	9	STORM, to blow viole...
stotts	11	6	STOTT, to bound with...
stouns	10	8	STOUN, (Spenser) to...
stoups	13	10	STOUP, a vessel for...
stours	11	7	STOUR, (Scots) a bat...
stouts	11	7	STOUT, a strong dark...
stoves	12	10	STOVE, to dry in a h...
stowps	16	12	STOWP, a vessel for...
strads	11	7	STRAD, (short for) a...
straes	10	6	STRAE, (Scots) straw...
strags	12	8	STRAG, a straggler [...
straps	13	9	STRAP, to fasten wit...
strass	11	6	(German) a paste for...
straws	14	9	STRAW, to cover with...
strays	17	8	STRAY, to wander fro...
streps	13	9	STREP, any of variou...
stress	11	6	to place emphasis on...
strews	14	9	STREW, to scatter, s...
strigs	13	8	STRIG, to remove the...
strims	13	9	STRIM, to cut grass...
strips	14	9	STRIP, to remove the...
strops	13	9	STROP, to sharpen on...
strows	14	9	STROW, to scatter, a...
stroys	17	8	STROY, (dialect) to...
strums	13	10	STRUM, to play a str...
struts	12	7	STRUT, to walk with...
stucks	16	14	STUCK, (Shakespeare)...
stuffs	16	13	STUFF, to fill or pa...
stulls	14	9	STULL, a supporting...
stulms	14	11	STULM, an adit or le...
stumps	15	13	STUMP, to baffle [v]
stunts	11	8	STUNT, to hinder fro...
stupas	13	10	STUPA, (Sanskrit) a...
stupes	13	10	STUPE, to treat with...
sturts	12	7	STURT, to vex; to an...
styles	18	9	STYLE, to name [v]
stylos	18	9	STYLO, (short for) a...
stylus	19	10	a pointed instrument...
stymes	18	11	STYME, (Scots) to pe...
styres	17	8	STYRE, (Spenser) to...
stytes	17	8	STYTE, (Scots) to st...
subahs	15	12	SUBAH, (Hindi) a pro...
subers	13	10	SUBER, (Latin) the b...
subhas	15	12	SUBHA, (Arabic) a st...
succes	17	13	(French) success [n...
succos	17	13	SUCCAH, (Hebrew) a s...
succus	18	14	(Latin) juice, any f...
sucres	14	10	SUCRE, a monetary un...
sudors	11	8	SUDOR, (Latin) sweat...
sudses	11	8	SUDS, to wash in soa...
suedes	10	8	SUEDE, to finish lea...
suetes	10	7	SUETE, (French) a so...
sugans	11	10	SUGAN, (Irish) a str...
sugars	12	9	SUGAR, to sweeten wi...
suhurs	14	10	SUHUR, a meal eaten...
suings	12	10	SUING, the act of su...
suints	11	8	SUINT, a natural gre...
suites	11	7	SUITE, a series of t...
sujees	12	16	SUJEE, a solution of...
sukkos	13	15	SUKKAH, a shelter wh...
sukuks	14	16	SUKUK, (Arabic) a fi...
sulcus	16	12	(Latin) a groove or...
sulfas	14	11	SULFA, a bacteria-in...
sulphs	17	13	SULPH, (slang) amphe...
sumacs	15	13	SUMAC, any of variou...
summas	13	13	SUMMA, a comprehensi...
sumphs	17	15	SUMPH, (Scots) a dun...
sunnas	9	9	SUNNA, (Arabic) a co...
sunups	13	12	SUNUP, sunrise [n]
supers	13	10	SUPER, to reinforce...
surahs	13	9	SURAH, (Arabic) a ch...
surats	11	7	SURAT, (Hindi) a coa...
surges	12	9	SURGE, to move in a...
surras	11	7	SURRA, (Marathi) a t...
sushis	14	9	SUSHI, (Japanese) a...
susses	11	7	SUSS, to arrest for...
sutors	11	7	SUTOR, (archaic) a c...
sutras	11	7	SUTRA, (Sanskrit) a...
suttas	11	7	SUTTA, (Sanskrit) a...
swacks	18	16	SWACK, (Scots) to st...
swages	14	11	SWAGE, to shape with...
swails	15	10	SWAIL, a tract of lo...
swains	13	10	SWAIN, a country boy...
swales	14	10	SWALE, to scorch, si...
swamis	15	12	SWAMI, (Hindi) a Hin...
swamps	17	15	SWAMP, to inundate [...
swanks	14	14	SWANK, to show off [...
swards	14	10	SWARD, to cover with...
swarfs	16	12	SWARF, to faint, als...
swarms	15	12	SWARM, to move in a...
swaths	16	11	SWATH, a row of cut...
swayls	21	12	SWAYL, to scorch, si...
sweals	14	10	SWEAL, to scorch, si...
swears	13	9	SWEAR, to utter a so...
sweats	13	9	SWEAT, to perspire [...
swedes	13	10	SWEDE, a vegetable l...
sweels	14	10	SWEEL, to scorch, si...
sweeps	15	12	SWEEP, to clean with...
sweers	13	9	SWEER, to swear [v]
sweets	13	9	SWEET, to sweeten [v...
sweirs	14	9	SWEIR, to swear [v]
swells	16	11	SWELL, to increase i...
swelts	15	10	SWELT, (dialect) to...
swerfs	16	12	SWERF, (Scots) to fa...
swifts	17	12	SWIFT, to tighten wi...
swiles	15	10	SWILE, a seal (marin...
swills	17	11	SWILL, to dash water...
swines	13	10	SWINE, a domestic pi...
swings	15	12	SWING, to move freel...
swinks	15	14	SWINK, (archaic) to...
swipes	16	12	SWIPE, to strike wit...
swires	14	9	SWIRE, a hollow betw...
swirls	16	10	SWIRL, to move with...
swives	16	13	SWIVE, (archaic) to...
swoons	12	10	SWOON, to faint, als...
swoops	15	12	SWOOP, to make a sud...
swords	14	10	SWORD, a weapon with...
swouns	13	11	SWOUN, to faint, als...
sybbes	21	14	SYBBE, (Spenser) a b...
sybils	21	12	SYBIL, (Greek) any o...
syboes	18	11	SYBO, (Scots) a spri...
sybows	22	14	SYBOW, (Scots) a spr...
sycees	19	11	SYCEE, (Chinese) lum...
sycons	19	12	SYCON, a type of spo...
sylphs	23	14	SYLPH, a slender, gr...
sylvas	20	13	SYLVA, the forest tr...
symars	18	11	SYMAR, a loose coat,...
synchs	22	14	SYNCH, to cause to o...
syngas	17	11	a mixture of carbon...
synods	16	10	SYNOD, an ecclesiast...
synths	19	11	SYNTH, (short for) a...
syrahs	19	10	SYRAH, a red wine gr...
syrens	16	9	SYREN, a siren [n]
syrtes	17	8	SYRTIS, (Milton) an...
syrtis	18	8	(Milton) an area of...
syrups	20	12	SYRUP, to make into...
sysops	19	11	SYSOP, (short for) s...
sythes	19	10	SYTHE, (Spenser) a t...
syvers	19	12	SYVER, (Scots) a dra...
taatas	9	6	TAATA, (East Africa)...
tabbis	15	12	a silk fabric [n -ES...
tabers	12	9	TABER, to play on th...
tablas	13	10	TABLA, (Hindi) an In...
tables	13	10	TABLE, to place on f...
taboos	11	9	TABOO, to exclude or...
tabors	12	9	TABOR, to play on th...
tabuns	12	11	TABUN, (German) an o...
tacans	12	10	TACAN, an electronic...
taches	15	11	TACHE, (Biblical) a...
tachos	15	11	TACHO, (short for) a...
tafias	12	9	TAFIA, a liquor rese...
taigas	11	8	TAIGA, (Russian) sub...
taikos	11	10	TAIKO, (Japanese) a...
taints	10	7	TAINT, to stain or b...
tairas	10	6	TAIRA, (Tupi) a larg...
takers	11	10	TAKER, one who takes...
takhis	14	12	TAKHI, (Mongolian) a...
takins	11	11	TAKIN, (Tibetan) a l...
talaks	12	11	TALAK, (Arabic) in I...
talaqs	19	16	TALAQ, (Arabic) in I...
talars	11	7	TALAR, an ankle-leng...
talers	11	7	TALER, (German) an o...
tallis	13	8	a Jewish prayer shaw...
talmas	12	10	TALMA, a long loose...
talons	10	8	TALON, a hooked claw...
talpas	13	10	TALPA, (Latin) an en...
taluks	13	12	TALUK, (Hindi) a lar...
tamals	12	10	TAMAL, (Nahuatl) cor...
tamers	11	9	TAMER, one that tame...
tamins	11	10	TAMIN, (French) a th...
tangas	10	9	TANGA, a brief strin...
tangis	11	9	TANGI, (Maori) a cer...
tangos	10	9	TANGO, to dance the...
tankas	10	11	TANKA, (Japanese) a...
tannas	8	8	TANNA, (Hindi) an In...
tantos	9	7	TANTO, (Japanese) a...
tapers	12	9	TAPER, to become gra...
tapets	12	9	TAPET [n]
tapirs	13	9	TAPIR, (Tupi) a larg...
tappas	14	12	TAPPA, (Polynesian)...
targas	11	8	TARGA, (trade) a car...
targes	11	8	TARGE, (Scots) to cr...
tarocs	13	9	TAROC, a pack of car...
taroks	11	10	TAROK, a pack of car...
tarots	10	6	TAROT, a pack of car...
tarras	10	6	an earthy volcanic t...
tarres	10	6	TARRE, (Shakespeare)...
tarsus	11	7	(Latin) the part of...
tasars	10	6	TASAR, (Hindi) a faw...
tasers	10	6	TASER, to immobilize...
tashes	12	8	TASH, (Scots) to soi...
tassas	10	6	TASSA, (Hindi) a lar...
tasses	10	6	TASSE, in plate armo...
tassos	10	6	TASSO, spicy cured p...
tastes	10	6	TASTE, to savour wit...
tatars	10	6	TATAR, a ferocious p...
taters	10	6	TATER, (colloquial)...
taties	10	6	TATIE, (colloquial)...
tatous	10	7	TATOU, (French) an a...
taubes	12	10	TAUBE, (German) a Ge...
taunts	10	8	TAUNT, to goad or pr...
tauons	9	8	TAUON, a lepton of m...
taupes	12	10	TAUPE, (French) a br...
tavahs	14	12	TAVAH, (Hindi) a gri...
tavers	12	10	TAVER, (Scots) to wa...
tawais	13	9	TAWAI, (Maori) a New...
tawers	13	9	TAWER, a maker of wh...
tawses	13	9	TAWSE, to beat with...
taxers	16	13	TAXER, one who impos...
taxies	16	13	TAXI, to travel in a...
taxols	17	14	TAXOL, (tradename) a...
taxons	15	14	TAXON, a unit of sci...
taxors	16	13	TAXOR, one who taxes...
tayras	16	8	TAYRA, (Tupi) a larg...
tazzas	16	24	TAZZA, (Italian) a c...
teades	9	7	TEADE, (Spenser) a t...
teases	9	6	TEASE, to make fun o...
teazes	12	15	TEAZE, (obsolete) to...
teends	9	8	TEEND, to kindle, bu...
teenes	8	7	TEENE, (archaic) inj...
teguas	11	9	TEGUA, an ankle-high...
teiids	11	7	TEIID, a tropical Am...
teinds	10	8	TEIND, (Scots) to as...
telcos	14	10	TELCO, (short for) a...
tellus	13	9	(Latin) the earth, e...
tellys	19	10	TELLY, (colloquial)...
tempos	13	12	TEMPO, the rate of s...
tempts	14	12	TEMPT, to entice to...
temses	11	9	TEMS, to sift, also...
tendus	10	9	TENDU, an Asian ebon...
tenets	9	7	TENET, an opinion, p...
tenges	10	9	TENGE, the standard...
tenias	9	7	TENIA, (Latin) a nar...
tennes	8	8	TENNE, an orange-bro...
tennis	9	8	an outdoor ball game...
tennos	8	8	TENNO, (Japanese) th...
tenons	8	8	TENON, to fix or fit...
tenors	9	7	TENOR, a high male s...
tenses	9	7	TENSE, to make tense...
tenths	12	9	TENTH, one of ten eq...
tenues	9	8	TENUIS, (Latin) a vo...
tenuis	10	8	(Latin) a voiceless...
tepals	13	10	TEPAL, a segment of...
tepees	11	9	TEPEE, a conical ten...
tepoys	18	11	TEPOY, (Hindi) an or...
terais	10	6	TERAI, (Hindi) a wid...
terces	13	9	TERCE, a prayer serv...
tereks	11	10	TEREK, (Russian) a k...
terfes	12	9	TERFE, (Milton) turf...
ternes	9	7	TERNE, to cover with...
terras	10	6	an earthy volcanic t...
teslas	11	7	TESLA, a unit of mag...
testes	10	6	TESTIS, a male repro...
testis	11	6	a male reproductive...
tetras	10	6	TETRA, any of variou...
tetris	11	6	TETRI, a currency un...
tewels	14	10	TEWEL, a chimney; th...
tewits	14	9	TEWIT, (Scots) the l...
thacks	17	15	THACK, (Scots) to th...
thagis	14	10	THAGI, (Hindi) murde...
thalis	14	9	THALI, (Hindi) a mea...
thanas	11	9	THANA, (Hindi) an In...
thanes	11	9	THANE, a freeman gra...
thangs	13	11	THANG, (colloquial)...
thanks	13	13	THANK, to express gr...
tharms	14	11	THARM, the belly, in...
thebes	14	11	THEBE, (Setswana) a...
theeks	13	12	THEEK, (Scots) to th...
thefts	15	11	THEFT, the act of st...
thegns	13	11	THEGN, a king's comp...
theics	16	11	THEIC, one who drink...
theins	12	9	THEIN, caffeine, als...
theirs	13	8	a possessive form of...
themes	13	11	THEME, to plan accor...
theows	15	11	THEOW, (Old English)...
theres	12	8	THERE, that place [n...
therms	14	11	THERM, a unit of qua...
theses	12	8	THESIS, a propositio...
thesis	13	8	a proposition put fo...
thesps	15	11	THESP, a thespian, a...
thetas	12	8	THETA, (Greek) a let...
thetes	12	8	THETE, (Greek) in an...
thewes	15	11	THEW, a well-develop...
thicks	18	15	THICK, (Spenser) to...
thighs	17	12	THIGH, a part of the...
thills	16	10	THILL, the shaft of...
things	14	11	THING, an inanimate...
thinks	14	13	THINK, to formulate...
thiols	14	9	THIOL, a sulphur com...
thirds	14	9	THIRD, to divide by...
thirls	15	9	THIRL, to vibrate, t...
thofts	15	11	THOFT, a rowing-benc...
tholes	13	9	THOLE, to endure, be...
tholos	13	9	a circular, undergro...
tholus	14	10	(Latin) a round buil...
thongs	13	11	THONG [n]
thorns	12	9	THORN, to prick with...
thorps	15	11	THORP, (archaic) a g...
thowls	17	12	THOWL, an oar pin, a...
thraws	16	11	THRAW, (Scots) to tu...
threes	12	8	THREE, a number, thr...
thrids	14	9	THRID, (Spenser) to...
thrips	16	11	(Greek) any insect o...
throbs	15	11	THROB, to pulsate [v...
throes	12	8	THROE, to suffer vio...
throws	16	11	THROW, to fling in t...
thrums	15	12	THRUM, to play a str...
thujas	15	18	THUJA, (Greek) a gen...
thumbs	17	15	THUMB, to leaf throu...
thumps	17	15	THUMP, to beat with...
thunks	14	14	THUNK, to make a sud...
thurls	15	10	THURL, the hip joint...
thuses	13	9	THUS, frankincense [...
thuyas	19	11	THUYA, an evergreen...
thymes	20	13	THYME, any member of...
thymus	21	14	(Latin) a ductless g...
tiaras	10	6	TIARA, a three-tiere...
tibias	13	9	TIBIA, (Latin) the p...
ticals	15	10	TICAL, a former Thai...
tiches	16	11	TICH, a small person...
tidies	11	7	TIDY, to make tidy [...
tigers	12	8	TIGER, a fierce, str...
tights	15	10	a close-fitting garm...
tigons	11	9	TIGON, the offspring...
tikkas	13	14	TIKKA, (Hindi) a dis...
tilaks	13	11	TILAK, (Hindi) a red...
tildes	12	8	TILDE, (Spanish) the...
tilers	12	7	TILER, a maker or la...
tilths	15	9	TILTH, cultivated la...
timbos	14	12	TIMBO, a South Ameri...
timers	12	9	TIMER, one that time...
timons	11	10	TIMON, (obsolete) a...
timous	12	10	timely; seasonable,...
tincts	14	10	TINCT, to stain, dye...
tineas	9	7	TINEA, a fungous ski...
tinges	11	9	TINGE, to colour sli...
tinies	10	7	TINY, a small child...
tiroes	10	6	TIRO, a beginner or...
tiswas	14	9	a tizzy, a state of...
titans	10	7	TITAN, a person of g...
titers	11	6	TITER, the concentra...
tithes	13	8	TITHE, to pay a tent...
titles	12	7	TITLE, to designate...
titres	11	6	TITRE, the strength...
titups	14	10	TITUP, to prance [v]
tiyins	17	9	TIYIN, a monetary un...
tizwas	17	18	a tizzy, a state of...
tizzes	17	24	TIZZ, (colloquial) a...
tmeses	11	9	TMESIS, the splittin...
tmesis	12	9	the splitting of a w...
toasts	10	6	TOAST, to brown by e...
toazes	12	15	TOAZE, (Shakespeare)...
tobies	12	9	TOBY, in thieves' sl...
todays	16	9	TODAY, the present d...
toddes	10	8	TODDE, (Spenser) a b...
todies	10	7	TODY, a small West I...
togues	11	9	TOGUE, (Native Ameri...
toiles	11	7	TOILE, (French) a th...
toings	11	9	TOING, as in toing a...
toises	10	6	TOISE, (French) an o...
tokays	17	12	TOKAY, a large gecko...
tokens	10	11	TOKEN, to be a sign...
tokers	11	10	TOKER, one that toke...
tolans	10	8	TOLAN, a white cryst...
tolars	11	7	TOLAR, (Slovene) the...
tolyls	19	10	TOLYL, a chemical ra...
tomans	10	10	TOMAN, (Persian) a f...
tondos	9	8	TONDO, (Italian) a c...
toners	9	7	TONER, fine powdered...
tongas	10	9	TONGA, (Hindi) a lig...
tonics	13	10	TONIC, something tha...
tonies	9	7	TONY, (obsolete) a s...
tonnes	8	8	TONNE, (French) the...
tooths	12	8	TOOTH, to provide wi...
topees	11	9	TOPEE, (Hindi) a tro...
topeks	13	13	TOPEK, (Inuit) an an...
topers	12	9	TOPER, a drunkard [n...
tophes	14	11	TOPHE, a rock made o...
tophus	15	12	a deposit of urates...
topics	16	12	TOPIC, a subject of...
toques	18	16	TOQUE, a close-fitti...
torahs	12	8	TORAH, the body of J...
torans	9	7	TORAN, (Hindi) in th...
torics	14	9	TORIC, a torus, a ro...
tories	10	6	TORY, a political co...
torous	10	7	cylindrical and swol...
torses	10	6	TORSE, (French) a he...
torsks	12	10	TORSK, (Norwegian) a...
torsos	10	6	TORSO, the trunk of...
tortas	10	6	TORTA, in mining, a...
tortes	10	6	TORTE, (German) a ri...
toshes	12	8	TOSH, to trim [v]
tosses	10	6	TOSS, to throw light...
totals	11	7	TOTAL, to amount to...
totems	11	9	TOTEM, the symbol of...
toters	10	6	TOTER, one who totes...
toughs	14	11	TOUGH, to endure [v]
touses	10	7	TOUSE, to dishevel,...
touzes	13	16	TOUZE, to dishevel,...
towels	14	10	TOWEL, to wipe with...
towers	13	9	TOWER, to rise to a...
towies	13	9	TOWIE, a form of con...
towses	13	9	TOWSE, to dishevel,...
towzes	16	18	TOWZE, to dishevel,...
toxics	20	16	TOXIC, a poison [n]
toxins	16	14	TOXIN, a poisonous p...
toyers	16	8	TOYER, one who toys,...
toyons	15	9	TOYON, an ornamental...
tozies	13	15	TOZIE, (Scott) a sha...
traces	13	9	TRACE, to follow the...
tracks	15	13	TRACK, to follow the...
tracts	14	9	TRACT, (Spenser) to...
trades	10	7	TRADE, to have deali...
tragus	12	9	a part of the extern...
traiks	12	10	TRAIK, (Scots) to ma...
trails	12	7	TRAIL, to draw along...
trains	10	7	TRAIN, to instruct s...
traits	11	6	TRAIT, (French) a ch...
tramps	14	12	TRAMP, to tread heav...
tranks	11	11	TRANK [n]
tranqs	18	16	TRANQ, (short for) t...
trants	10	7	TRANT, to traffic in...
trapes	12	9	to walk in an aimles...
tratts	11	6	TRATT, (short for) a...
traves	12	10	TRAVE, a crossbeam o...
travis	13	10	a stall partition; a...
trawls	15	10	TRAWL, to fish by dr...
treads	10	7	TREAD, to walk on, o...
treats	10	6	TREAT, to deal with...
trecks	15	13	TRECK, to go on a jo...
treens	9	7	TREEN, cups, dishes...
tremas	11	9	TREMA, (Greek) a dia...
trends	10	8	TREND, to have a ten...
trests	11	6	TREST, (dialect) a t...
trevis	13	10	a stall, also TRAVIS...
trezes	13	15	TREZ, the three in c...
triacs	14	9	TRIAC, an electronic...
triads	11	7	TRIAD, a group of th...
trials	12	7	TRIAL, to make a jud...
tribes	13	9	TRIBE, a group of pe...
trices	14	9	TRICE, to haul up wi...
tricks	16	13	TRICK, to deceive [v...
triens	10	7	(Latin) a coin of an...
triers	11	6	TRIER, one who tries...
trigos	12	8	TRIGO, a kind of whe...
trikes	12	10	TRIKE, (colloquial)...
trills	14	8	TRILL, to play with...
trines	10	7	TRINE, to place in a...
triols	12	7	TRIOL, a type of che...
triors	11	6	TRIOR, (obsolete) a...
tripes	13	9	TRIPE, a part of the...
tripos	13	9	(Greek) a final hono...
trites	11	6	TRITE, in Greek musi...
troads	10	7	TROAD, (Spenser) a t...
troaks	11	10	TROAK, (Scots) to ba...
troats	10	6	TROAT, to bellow lik...
trocks	15	13	TROCK, (Scots) to ba...
trodes	10	7	TRODE, (Spenser) a t...
troggs	13	10	(Scots) by my troth...
trokes	11	10	TROKE, (Scots) to ba...
trolls	13	8	TROLL, to fish with...
tromps	14	12	TROMP, to apply heav...
tronas	9	7	TRONA, (Swedish) a n...
troncs	13	10	TRONC, (French) a co...
trones	9	7	TRONE, (Scots) a pub...
tronks	11	11	TRONK, (Afrikaans) j...
troops	12	9	TROOP, to move in a...
tropes	12	9	TROPE, to provide wi...
troths	13	8	TROTH, (Shakespeare)...
trouts	11	7	TROUT, a freshwater...
troves	12	10	TROVE, a valuable di...
truces	14	10	TRUCE, to suspend ho...
trucks	16	14	TRUCK, to transport...
trugos	12	9	TRUGO, (Australian)...
trulls	14	9	TRULL, (archaic) a h...
trumps	15	13	TRUMP, to outdo [v]
trunks	12	12	TRUNK, the main stem...
trusts	12	7	TRUST, to place conf...
truths	14	9	TRUTH, conformity to...
tryers	17	8	TRYER, one who tries...
trykes	18	12	TRYKE, a tricycle, a...
trysts	18	8	TRYST, to make an ap...
tsades	10	7	TSADE, (Hebrew) a He...
tsadis	11	7	TSADI, (Hebrew) a He...
tsores	10	6	(Yiddish) grief, woe...
tsoris	11	6	(Yiddish) grief, woe...
tsubas	13	10	TSUBA, (Japanese) a...
tsubos	13	10	TSUBO, (Japanese) a...
tsuris	12	7	(Yiddish) grief, woe...
tuarts	11	7	TUART, (Native Austr...
tuaths	13	9	TUATH, (Irish) a tri...
tubers	13	10	TUBER, an undergroun...
tuchis	17	12	(Yiddish) the buttoc...
tuchus	17	13	(Yiddish) the buttoc...
tuffes	15	13	TUFFE, (Shakespeare)...
tugras	12	9	TUGRA, (Turkish) an...
tuiles	12	8	TUILE, (French) a th...
tuinas	10	8	TUINA, (Chinese) a C...
tuisms	13	10	TUISM, the theory th...
tuktus	13	12	TUKTU, (Inuit) a car...
tulips	15	11	TULIP, any plant or...
tulles	13	9	TULLE, (French) a sh...
tulpas	14	11	TULPA, (Tibetan) a b...
tulsis	13	8	TULSI, (Hindi) a typ...
tumors	12	10	TUMOR, (US) an abnor...
tuners	10	8	TUNER, one who tunes...
tunics	14	11	TUNIC, a loose-fitti...
tupeks	14	14	TUPEK, (Inuit) an In...
tupiks	15	14	TUPIK, (Inuit) an In...
tuples	14	11	TUPLE, in computing,...
tuques	19	17	TUQUE, (French) a kn...
turbos	13	10	TURBO, a type of eng...
turkis	13	11	(Milton) turquoise [...
turmes	12	10	TURME, a troop, also...
turves	13	11	TURF, a surface laye...
tushes	13	9	TUSH, to gore with a...
tusses	11	7	TUSSIS, a cough [n]
tussis	12	7	a cough [n TUSSISES...
tutees	10	7	TUTEE, one who is be...
tutors	11	7	TUTOR, to instruct p...
tutses	11	7	TUTS, (Scots) to say...
tuttis	12	7	TUTTI, (Italian) a d...
tuyers	17	9	TUYER, a pipe throug...
tuzzes	17	25	TUZZ, a tuft [n]
twains	13	10	TWAIN, (archaic) a s...
twangs	14	12	TWANG, to make a sha...
twanks	14	14	TWANK, a short twang...
tweaks	14	13	TWEAK, to pinch and...
tweeds	13	10	TWEED, a coarse wool...
tweels	14	10	TWEEL, to weave with...
tweens	12	10	TWEEN, a preteen, be...
tweeps	15	12	TWEEP, one who uses...
tweers	13	9	TWEER, (obsolete) to...
tweets	13	9	TWEET, to make a sou...
twerks	15	13	TWERK, to thrust the...
twerps	16	12	TWERP, a small, impu...
twiers	14	9	TWIER, a pipe throug...
twills	17	11	TWILL, to weave with...
twilts	16	10	TWILT, to quilt [v]
twines	13	10	TWINE, to entangle t...
twinks	15	14	TWINK, to blink [v]
twires	14	9	TWIRE, (Shakespeare)...
twirls	16	10	TWIRL, to rotate rap...
twirps	17	12	TWIRP, a small impud...
twists	15	9	TWIST, to force arou...
twites	14	9	TWITE, the mountain...
twoers	13	9	TWOER, (colloquial)...
twyers	20	11	TWYER, a pipe throug...
tyiyns	23	11	TYIYN, a monetary un...
tylers	18	9	TYLER, a maker or la...
typhus	22	14	any of a group of ac...
typtos	19	11	TYPTO, to work at Gr...
tyrans	16	9	TYRAN, to play the o...
tyroes	16	8	TYRO, a beginner or...
tythes	19	10	TYTHE, to pay a tent...
tzuris	15	16	(Yiddish) grief, woe...
uckers	15	14	a form of the game l...
udders	11	9	UDDER, a mammary gla...
ugalis	13	10	UGALI, (Swahili) an...
uglies	13	10	UGLY, to make ugly [...
uhlans	13	11	UHLAN, (German) a li...
uhurus	14	11	UHURU, (Swahili) fre...
ukases	11	11	UKASE, (Russian) a p...
ulamas	12	11	ULAMA, (Arabic) the...
ulcers	15	11	ULCER, to affect wit...
ulemas	12	11	ULEMA, (Arabic) the...
ulexes	17	15	ULEX, (Latin) any pl...
ulices	15	11	ULEX, (Latin) any pl...
ulitis	13	8	inflammation of the...
ulmins	13	12	ULMIN, a brown amorp...
uloses	11	8	ULOSIS, scar formati...
ulosis	12	8	scar formation [n UL...
ultras	12	8	ULTRA, an advocate o...
ulyies	18	10	ULYIE, (Scots) oil,...
ulzies	15	17	ULZIE, (Scots) oil,...
umamis	13	13	UMAMI, (Japanese) a...
umbels	15	14	UMBEL, a type of flo...
umbers	14	13	UMBER, to colour wit...
umbles	15	14	a deer's entrails, a...
umbras	14	13	UMBRA, (Latin) a sha...
umbres	14	13	UMBRE, the hammerhea...
umiacs	15	13	UMIAC, (Inuit) an In...
umiaks	13	14	UMIAK, (Inuit) a Inu...
umiaqs	20	19	UMIAQ, (Inuit) an Es...
ummahs	15	15	UMMAH, (Arabic) the...
umpies	14	13	UMPY, (Australian sl...
umrahs	14	12	UMRAH, a lesser pilg...
unarms	11	11	UNARM, to deprive of...
unbags	13	13	UNBAG, to let out of...
unbans	11	12	UNBAN, to remove a p...
unbars	12	11	UNBAR, to become unb...
unbeds	12	12	UNBED, to rouse from...
unbias	12	11	to free from bias [v...
uncaps	15	14	UNCAP, to remove the...
uncles	14	12	UNCLE, to address as...
uncoes	12	11	UNCO, a stranger, a...
undams	11	12	UNDAM, to free water...
undies	10	9	women's underclothin...
undoes	9	9	UNDO, to bring to ru...
unfits	13	11	UNFIT, to make unfit...
ungags	12	12	UNGAG, to remove a g...
ungets	11	10	UNGET, to deny the b...
ungods	11	11	UNGOD, to deprive of...
ungues	11	11	UNGUIS, a nail, claw...
unguis	12	11	a nail, claw or hoof...
ungums	13	14	UNGUM, to free from...
unhats	12	10	UNHAT, to remove a h...
unions	9	9	UNION, the state of...
unites	10	8	UNITE, to join toget...
unjams	13	20	UNJAM, to free from...
unkiss	12	12	(Shakespeare) to can...
unlaws	14	12	UNLAW, to deprive of...
unlays	17	11	UNLAY, to untwist [v...
unless	11	9	except on the condit...
unlids	12	10	UNLID, to take the l...
unmans	10	12	UNMAN, to deprive of...
unmews	14	14	UNMEW, to release fr...
unpays	18	13	UNPAY, to make good,...
unpegs	13	13	UNPEG, to remove the...
unpens	11	12	UNPEN, to release fr...
unpins	12	12	UNPIN, to remove the...
unrigs	12	10	UNRIG, to divest of...
unrips	13	11	UNRIP, to rip open [...
unsays	16	10	UNSAY, to retract so...
unsets	10	8	UNSET, to undo the s...
unsews	13	11	UNSEW, to undo the s...
unties	10	8	UNTIE, to free from...
untins	10	9	UNTIN, to take the t...
unwits	14	11	UNWIT, to make unsan...
unzips	16	20	UNZIP, to open the z...
upases	12	10	UPAS, an Asian tree...
upbows	18	16	UPBOW, a type of str...
upends	12	12	UPEND, to turn upsid...
upgoes	13	12	UPGO, to go up [v]
upjets	15	19	UPJET, to spout up [...
uplays	20	13	UPLAY, to hoard [v]
uppers	15	13	UPPER, the part of a...
upruns	13	12	UPRUN, to run up [v]
upsees	12	10	UPSEE, (obsolete) a...
upsets	13	10	UPSET, to overturn [...
upseys	19	12	UPSEY, (obsolete) a...
upsies	13	10	UPSY, (obsolete) a c...
uptaks	14	14	UPTAK, (Scots) uptak...
upties	13	10	UPTIE, to tie up [v]
uptoss	13	10	to toss upward [v -E...
uraeus	10	8	(Latin) an Egyptian...
uralis	12	8	URALI, the plant yie...
urares	10	7	URARE, (Carib) a par...
uraris	11	7	URARI, the plant yie...
urases	10	7	URASE, an enzyme tha...
urates	10	7	URATE, a salt of uri...
urbias	13	10	URBIA, (Latin) citie...
uredos	10	8	UREDO, (Latin) rust...
urenas	9	8	URENA, any plant of...
ureses	10	7	URESIS, (Greek) urin...
uresis	11	7	(Greek) urination [n...
urgers	12	9	URGER, one who urges...
urials	12	8	URIAL, (Punjabi) a w...
urines	10	8	URINE, to discharge...
urites	11	7	URITE, an abdominal...
urmans	11	11	URMAN, (Russian) swa...
uroses	10	7	UROSIS, disease of t...
urosis	11	7	disease of the urina...
ursids	12	8	URSID, a meteor [n]
ursons	10	8	URSON, (French) the...
urubus	14	12	URUBU, (Tupi) the Am...
uruses	11	8	URUS, an extinct bov...
usages	11	9	USAGE, a generally a...
ushers	13	9	USHER, to escort peo...
usneas	9	8	USNEA, a genus of li...
usques	19	17	USQUE, (Gaelic) whis...
usuals	12	9	USUAL, one's normal...
usures	11	8	USURE, (obsolete) to...
usurps	14	11	USURP, to seize and...
utases	10	7	UTAS, (obsolete) the...
uterus	11	8	an organ of female m...
utiles	12	8	UTILE, an African ha...
utises	11	7	UTIS, (Shakespeare)...
utters	11	7	UTTER, to give audib...
uveous	12	12	pertaining to the uv...
uvulas	14	13	UVULA, the pendent f...
vagues	13	13	VAGUE, to be vague [...
vakass	13	14	(Armenian) a priest'...
vakils	15	15	VAKIL, (Hindi) a nat...
valets	13	11	VALET, to act as a p...
valgus	15	14	(Latin) the position...
valors	13	11	VALOR, (US) valour [...
valses	13	11	VALSE, (French) to w...
values	13	12	VALUE, to estimate t...
valves	15	15	VALVE, to provide wi...
vandas	11	12	VANDA, (Hindi) a kin...
vapers	14	13	VAPER, one who vapes...
vapors	14	13	VAPOR, mist, fume or...
varans	11	11	VARAN, (Arabic) a mo...
varecs	15	13	VAREC, a kind of sea...
varias	12	10	VARIA, (Latin) a lit...
varies	12	10	VARY, to make differ...
varnas	11	11	VARNA, (Sanskrit) an...
varves	14	14	VARVE, a seasonal la...
vaults	14	12	VAULT, to leap over,...
vaunts	12	12	VAUNT, to boast [v]
vautes	12	11	VAUTE, (obsolete) to...
vawtes	15	13	VAWTE, (obsolete) to...
veales	12	11	VEALE, (Spenser) to...
veenas	10	11	VEENA, (Sanskrit) an...
vegans	12	13	VEGAN, one who refra...
vegges	14	14	VEG, to laze about [...
vegies	13	12	VEGIE, a vegetarian,...
velars	13	11	VELAR, a sound produ...
veldts	14	12	VELDT, (Afrikaans) o...
vellus	15	13	as in vellus hair, s...
vendis	12	12	a whitefish, found i...
vendus	12	13	VENDU, (Canadian) de...
veneys	17	13	VENEY, (Shakespeare)...
venges	12	13	VENGE, (Shakespeare)...
venins	11	12	VENIN, any of variou...
venoms	12	14	VENOM, to inject wit...
venous	11	12	full of veins, also...
venues	11	12	VENUE, the chosen lo...
verges	13	12	VERGE, to come near...
verjus	15	20	the sour juice of cr...
vermes	13	13	VERMIS, a part of th...
vermis	14	13	a part of the brain...
verses	12	10	VERSE [n]
versos	12	10	VERSO, (Latin) the r...
versts	13	10	VERST, (Russian) a u...
versus	13	11	(Latin) against; in...
vertus	13	11	VERTU, a love or tas...
verves	14	14	VERVE, the state of...
vespas	14	13	VESPA, (Latin) a gen...
vestas	12	10	VESTA, (Latin) a kin...
vetoes	11	10	VETO, to forbid or p...
vexers	18	17	VEXER, one who vexes...
vexils	20	18	VEXIL, the web or va...
vezirs	16	19	VEZIR, (Arabic) a mi...
viands	12	12	VIAND, an item of fo...
vicars	16	13	VICAR, a church offi...
videos	12	11	VIDEO, to make a vid...
vifdas	15	14	VIFDA, in Shetland,...
vigias	14	12	VIGIA, (Spanish) a d...
vigils	16	13	VIGIL, a period of w...
vigors	14	12	VIGOR, active streng...
villas	15	12	VILLA, (Latin) a cou...
villus	16	13	(Latin) soft velvety...
vinals	13	12	VINAL, a synthetic t...
vincas	15	14	VINCA, (Latin) a gen...
viners	12	11	VINER, a wine grower...
vinews	15	14	VINEW, to become mou...
vinous	12	12	pertaining to or lik...
vinyls	20	14	VINYL, a type of pla...
violas	13	11	VIOLA, a tenor fiddl...
vipers	15	13	VIPER, a venomous sn...
virals	14	11	VIRAL, a sales promo...
vireos	12	10	VIREO, any one of nu...
virgas	14	12	VIRGA, (Latin) a tra...
virges	14	12	VIRGE, (obsolete) ve...
virous	13	11	poisonous, foul, als...
virtus	14	11	VIRTU, a love or tas...
viscus	17	14	one of the organs, a...
visies	13	10	VISIE, (Scots) to ta...
visits	14	10	VISIT, to call upon...
visnes	12	11	VISNE, the chosen lo...
visons	12	11	VISON, (French) the...
visors	13	10	VISOR, to provide wi...
vistas	13	10	VISTA, to make into,...
vistos	13	10	VISTO, (obsolete) a...
vitals	14	11	vital organs [n]
vivats	15	14	VIVAT, (Latin) an ex...
vivdas	15	15	VIVDA, in Shetland,...
vivers	15	14	VIVER, (dialect) a f...
vivres	15	14	(Scots) food; eatabl...
vixens	18	18	VIXEN, a shrewish wo...
vizies	16	19	VIZY, (Scots) to tak...
vizirs	17	19	VIZIR, (Arabic) a mi...
vizors	16	19	VIZOR, to provide wi...
vocabs	17	16	VOCAB, (short for) v...
vocals	16	14	VOCAL, a sound utter...
vodkas	13	15	VODKA, (Russian) an...
vodous	12	12	VODOU, a primitive r...
voduns	12	13	VODUN, West Indian b...
voemas	12	13	VOEMA, (South Africa...
vogues	13	13	VOGUE, to perform to...
voices	15	13	VOICE, to express or...
voiles	13	11	VOILE, (French) a th...
volens	12	12	(Latin) consenting t...
volets	13	11	VOLET, a short veil...
voltes	13	11	VOLTE, (Italian) a f...
volvas	15	15	VOLVA, a sac that en...
volves	15	15	VOLVE, (obsolete) to...
vomers	13	13	VOMER, (Latin) any o...
vomits	14	13	VOMIT, to eject the...
voters	12	10	VOTER, one who votes...
vouges	13	13	VOUGE, a weapon carr...
vowels	16	14	VOWEL, to use as a s...
vowers	15	13	VOWER, one who makes...
vowess	15	13	(historical) a woman...
voxels	19	18	VOXEL, a three dimen...
vozhds	18	22	VOZHD, (Russian) a s...
vraics	16	13	VRAIC, a kind of sea...
vrooms	13	13	VROOM, to run an eng...
vrouws	16	14	VROUW, (Dutch) a wom...
vulgus	16	15	(Latin) the common p...
vulvas	16	16	VULVA, the external...
vyings	20	15	VYING, the act of vy...
wackes	17	16	WACKE, (German) an o...
wackos	17	16	WACKO, a mad or ecce...
waders	13	10	WADER, one that wade...
wadges	14	12	WADGE, a large or ro...
wadies	13	10	WADY, (Arabic) the d...
wafers	15	12	WAFER, to fasten wit...
wagers	14	11	WAGER, to make a bet...
waggas	15	13	WAGGA, (Australian)...
wagons	13	12	WAGON, to transport...
wagyus	21	14	WAGYU, (Japanese) a...
wahoos	14	11	WAHOO, (Native Ameri...
waifts	16	12	WAIFT, (Spenser) a p...
waists	14	9	WAIST, the narrowest...
waites	13	9	WAITE, (Spenser) to...
waives	15	13	WAIVE, to refrain fr...
wakens	13	14	WAKEN, to wake [v]
wakers	14	13	WAKER, one that wake...
waldos	14	11	WALDO, a gadget for...
walers	14	10	WALER, in India, an...
walies	14	10	WALY, a fine thing [...
wallas	15	11	WALLA, a person empl...
walrus	15	11	a large aquatic carn...
wammus	16	16	a kind of cardigan o...
wampus	17	16	a kind of cardigan o...
wanzes	15	19	WANZE, (obsolete) to...
washes	15	11	WASH, to cleanse in...
wastes	13	9	WASTE, to consume la...
wataps	15	12	WATAP, (Native Ameri...
waters	13	9	WATER, to sprinkle w...
wauffs	18	16	WAUFF, (Scots) to wa...
waughs	17	14	WAUGH, to bark, also...
waulks	16	15	WAULK, to full (clot...
wavers	15	13	WAVER, to move to an...
waveys	21	15	WAVEY, (Native Ameri...
wavies	15	13	WAVY, the snow goose...
waxers	19	16	WAXER, one who waxes...
wazirs	17	18	WAZIR, (Arabic) a mi...
wazoos	15	18	WAZOO, (slang) a per...
wazzes	19	27	WAZZ, (dialect) to u...
wealds	14	11	WEALD, a woodland [n...
weambs	16	15	WEAMB, (dialect) a w...
weaves	14	13	WEAVE, to form by cr...
webers	15	12	WEBER, a unit of mag...
wechts	19	14	WECHT [n]
wedels	14	11	WEDEL, (German) to s...
wedges	14	12	WEDGE, to force apar...
weekes	13	13	WEEKE, (Spenser) a w...
weftes	15	12	WEFTE, (Spenser) a w...
weighs	17	13	WEIGH, to determine...
weirds	14	10	WEIRD, (Scots) to de...
weises	13	9	WEISE, to guide in a...
weizes	16	18	WEIZE, to guide in a...
welkes	15	14	WELKE, (Spenser) to...
wenges	13	12	WENGE, a hardwood tr...
werris	14	9	(Australian slang) u...
whacks	20	18	WHACK, to strike sha...
whales	16	12	WHALE, to hunt whale...
whangs	16	14	WHANG, to beat with...
whares	15	11	WHARE, (Maori) a hou...
wharfs	18	14	WHARF, to place on a...
whatas	15	11	WHATA, (Maori) a bui...
whaups	18	15	WHAUP, (Scots) a cur...
whaurs	16	12	WHAUR, (Scots) where...
wheals	16	12	WHEAL, a raised mark...
wheats	15	11	WHEAT, any cereal gr...
wheels	16	12	WHEEL, to cause to r...
wheens	14	12	WHEEN, (Scots) a few...
wheeps	17	14	WHEEP, (Scots) to gi...
whefts	18	14	WHEFT, a flag, ensig...
whelks	18	16	WHELK, a popular nam...
whelms	18	15	WHELM, (archaic) to...
whelps	19	15	WHELP, to give birth...
whenas	14	12	at which time [conj]
wheres	15	11	WHERE, the place at...
whiffs	21	17	WHIFF, to blow with...
whifts	19	14	WHIFT, (dialect) a b...
whiles	17	12	WHILE, to pass time...
whines	15	12	WHINE, to utter a pl...
whirls	18	12	WHIRL, to revolve ra...
whirrs	17	11	WHIRR, to spin with...
whisks	18	15	WHISK, to move quick...
whists	17	11	WHIST, to become sil...
whites	16	11	WHITE, to make white...
wholes	16	12	WHOLE, all the parts...
whomps	19	17	WHOMP, to defeat dec...
whoofs	17	14	WHOOF, to make a dee...
whoops	17	14	WHOOP, to utter loud...
whoots	15	11	WHOOT, (obsolete) to...
whores	15	11	WHORE, to consort wi...
whorls	17	12	WHORL [n]
whorts	16	11	WHORT, a whortleberr...
whosis	16	11	an object or person...
whumps	20	18	WHUMP, to strike hea...
whydas	22	14	WHYDA, a group of Af...
wiccas	20	15	WICCA, witchcraft [n...
wiches	19	14	WICH, a tree with pl...
widens	13	11	WIDEN, to make wide...
widows	17	13	WIDOW, to deprive of...
widths	17	12	WIDTH, the extent fr...
wields	15	11	WIELD, to handle or...
wifeys	22	14	WIFEY, an endearment...
wifies	16	12	WIFIE, an endearment...
wigans	14	12	WIGAN, a stiff plain...
wiggas	16	13	WIGGA, (colloquial)...
wights	18	13	WIGHT, (Scots) to bl...
wilgas	16	12	WILGA, (Native Austr...
wiljas	17	19	WILJA, (Native Austr...
winces	16	13	WINCE, to flinch [v]
windas	13	11	a windlass, also WIN...
winges	14	12	WINGE, to complain f...
winoes	12	10	WINO, (slang) a down...
winzes	16	19	WINZE, a small venti...
wipers	16	12	WIPER, one that wipe...
wirers	14	9	WIRER, one who wires...
wishes	16	11	WISH, to desire, als...
wisses	14	9	WISS, to wish [v]
witans	13	10	WITAN, a member of t...
withes	16	11	WITHE, to bind with...
wivers	16	13	WIVER, in heraldry,...
wizens	16	19	WIZEN, to shrivel, a...
wizzes	20	27	WIZ, a very skilled...
woalds	14	11	WOALD, yellow pigmen...
wodges	14	12	WODGE, a large or ro...
wolves	16	14	WOLF, a carnivorous...
womans	13	13	WOMAN, to play the p...
wongas	13	12	WONGA, (slang) money...
wongis	14	12	WONGI, (Native Austr...
wooers	12	9	WOOER, one who woos...
woolds	14	11	WOOLD, to wind a rop...
wooses	12	9	WOOSE, a wimp, also...
worlds	15	11	WORLD, the earth and...
worses	13	9	WORSE, (obsolete) to...
worsts	14	9	WORST, to defeat, al...
worths	16	11	WORTH, to happen, be...
woulds	15	12	WOULD, the desired o...
wounds	13	12	WOUND, to inflict an...
wovens	14	14	WOVEN, a woven fabri...
wracks	18	16	WRACK, to wreck [v]
wrangs	14	12	WRANG, to wrong [v]
wrasts	14	9	WRAST, (obsolete) to...
wraths	16	11	WRATH, (obsolete) to...
wrawls	18	13	WRAWL, (Spenser) of...
wreaks	14	13	WREAK, to effect, br...
wrecks	18	16	WRECK, to cause the...
wrests	14	9	WREST, to take away...
wricks	19	16	WRICK, to twist or s...
wrings	15	12	WRING, to twist so a...
wrists	15	9	WRIST, the junction...
writes	14	9	WRITE, to form chara...
wrongs	14	12	WRONG, to treat inju...
wroots	13	9	WROOT, (obsolete) to...
wukkas	16	18	(Australian slang) i...
wursts	15	10	WURST, (German) a la...
wushus	17	13	WUSHU, (Chinese) the...
wusses	14	10	WUSS, a wimp, also W...
wuxias	20	17	WUXIA, (Chinese) a g...
wyches	25	16	WYCH, a tree with pl...
xebecs	21	19	XEBEC, a small, thre...
xenias	15	14	XENIA, the effect on...
xenons	14	15	XENON, a heavy inert...
xylans	23	17	XYLAN, a substance f...
xylems	25	19	XYLEM, a woody tissu...
xylols	25	17	XYLOL, a flammable h...
xylyls	32	19	XYLYL, a chemical co...
xystos	23	15	(Greek) a long cover...
xystus	24	16	(historical) a long...
yabbas	20	14	YABBA, a methampheta...
yaccas	22	14	YACCA, (Australian s...
yachts	22	13	YACHT, to sail or cr...
yackas	20	15	YACKA, (Australian s...
yagers	17	10	YAGER, (German) a hu...
yahoos	17	10	YAHOO, in cricket, a...
yairds	17	9	YAIRD, a yard, a gar...
yakkas	18	16	YAKKA, (Native Austr...
yakows	20	15	YAKOW, an animal cro...
yamens	16	12	YAMEN, (Chinese) the...
yamuns	17	13	YAMUN, (Chinese) the...
yapoks	19	15	YAPOK, the South Ame...
yapons	17	12	YAPON, a bushy everg...
yaraks	17	12	YARAK, (Persian) of...
yarcos	19	11	YARCO, (Australian s...
yarfas	18	11	YARFA, in Shetland,...
yartas	16	8	YARTA, heart, used a...
yartos	16	8	YARTO, heart, used a...
yealms	18	12	YEALM, to prepare st...
yeards	16	9	YEARD, (Scots) to bu...
yearns	15	9	YEARN, to long for [...
yeasts	16	8	YEAST, to ferment [v...
yecchs	25	16	YECCH, something dis...
yentas	15	9	YENTA, (Yiddish) a g...
yentes	15	9	YENTE, (Yiddish) a g...
yerbas	18	11	YERBA, (Spanish) an...
yesses	16	8	YES, to give an affi...
yferes	18	11	YFERE, (obsolete) a...
yields	18	10	YIELD, to give up [v...
yirths	20	10	YIRTH, (US) earth [n...
yities	17	8	YITIE, (Scots) the y...
yobbos	20	14	YOBBO, (slang) a yob...
yodels	17	10	YODEL, to sing with...
yodles	17	10	YODLE, to sing with...
yogees	16	10	YOGEE, one who pract...
yogins	17	11	YOGIN, one who pract...
yoicks	21	15	to cry out an old fo...
yojans	17	18	YOJAN, (Hindi) in th...
yokels	18	13	YOKEL, a country bum...
yokers	17	12	YOKER, to spit [v]
youngs	17	12	YOUNG, the young of...
yourts	17	9	YOURT, (Russian) a M...
youths	19	11	YOUTH, a young perso...
yowies	19	11	YOWIE, (Native Austr...
yrnehs	18	11	YRNEH, a unit of rec...
yuccas	23	15	YUCCA, a Mexican pla...
yulans	17	11	YULAN, (Chinese) a k...
yunxes	22	17	YUNX, the wryneck, a...
yupons	18	13	YUPON, a bushy everg...
yurtas	17	9	YURTA, (Russian) a M...
yutzes	20	18	YUTZ, (Yiddish) a so...
zabras	15	18	ZABRA, (Spanish) a s...
zaidas	13	16	ZAIDA, (Yiddish) a g...
zaires	13	15	ZAIRE, a monetary un...
zakats	14	19	ZAKAT, (Persian) in...
zamans	13	19	ZAMAN, (Carib) the r...
zambos	16	21	ZAMBO, the offspring...
zamias	14	18	ZAMIA, a genus of cy...
zanies	12	16	ZANY, (obsolete) to...
zanjas	14	25	ZANJA, (Spanish) an...
zantes	12	16	ZANTE, the wood of t...
zanzas	15	25	ZANZA, (Arabic) an A...
zanzes	15	25	ZANZE, (Arabic) an A...
zayins	19	18	ZAYIN, (Hebrew) a He...
zazens	15	25	ZAZEN, (Japanese) Ze...
zebecs	18	21	ZEBEC, a small, thre...
zebras	15	18	ZEBRA, an African ma...
zebubs	18	22	ZEBUB, (Arabic) an E...
zendos	12	17	ZENDO, (Japanese) a...
zerdas	13	16	ZERDA, (Arabic) a de...
zeroes	12	15	ZERO, to set at or a...
zhomos	16	20	ZHOMO, (Tibetan) the...
zibets	16	18	ZIBET, (Arabic) a ci...
zigans	14	18	ZIGAN, (Hungarian) a...
zillas	16	17	ZILLA, (Hindi) an ad...
zimbis	18	21	ZIMBI, a kind of she...
zincos	16	19	ZINCO, (short for) a...
zinebs	15	19	ZINEB, an organic fu...
zinkes	14	20	ZINKE, (German) an o...
zippos	18	21	ZIPPO, (US slang) no...
zirams	15	18	ZIRAM, a white compo...
zizels	18	25	ZIZEL, (German) the...
zizzes	20	33	ZIZZ, to snooze, als...
zlotys	21	18	ZLOTY, a monetary un...
zoaeas	11	15	ZOAEA, a larval stag...
zoccos	19	21	ZOCCO, (Italian) a p...
zoisms	15	18	ZOISM, the doctrine...
zoists	14	15	ZOIST, a person who...
zombis	17	21	ZOMBI, in West India...
zondas	12	17	ZONDA, (Spanish) a d...
zoners	12	16	ZONER, one who zones...
zooeas	11	15	ZOOEA, the larval st...
zooids	13	16	ZOOID, an organic ce...
zorils	15	16	ZORIL, a small Afric...
zorros	13	15	ZORRO, (Spanish) a k...
zounds	13	18	(archaic) a mild oat...
zupans	15	20	ZUPAN, (Serbian) the...
zuppas	18	22	ZUPPA, (Italian) an...

6 letter words that end with S

6 letter words that end with S

6 letter S word

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LETTER S WORD