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...
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6 letter words that end with S

6 letter words that end with S

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