7 letter words that end with S

7 letter words that end with S

7 letter S word

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abasers 13 10 ABASER, one who abas...
abashes 15 12 ABASH, to strike wit...
abasias 13 10 ABASIA, the inabilit...
abaters 13 10 ABATER, one who abat...
abators 13 10 ABATOR, one who unla...
abattis 14 10 a barrier made of fe...
abduces 17 15 ABDUCE, to draw or c...
abducts 18 15 ABDUCT, to carry som...
abelias 14 11 ABELIA, any of sever...
abiders 14 11 ABIDER, one who abid...
abioses 13 10 ABIOSIS, absence of...
abiosis 14 10 absence of life [n A...
abiturs 15 11 ABITUR, (German) in...
abjects 19 22 ABJECT, to throw out...
abjures 16 20 ABJURE, to renounce...
ablates 14 11 ABLATE, to remove or...
ablauts 15 12 ABLAUT, (German) vow...
ablings 16 14 (dialect) perhaps, a...
abollas 15 12 ABOLLA, (historical)...
abortus 14 11 an aborted fetus [n...
abounds 13 13 ABOUND, to exist in...
abrades 13 11 ABRADE, to wear away...
abraids 14 11 ABRAID, (Spenser) to...
abraxas 19 17 a gem engraved with...
abrazos 16 19 ABRAZO, (Spanish) in...
abreges 14 12 ABREGE, (French) an...
abroads 13 11 ABROAD, a place abro...
abrupts 17 14 ABRUPT, (Milton) an...
abscess 17 13 a collection of pus...
absciss 18 13 the distance of a po...
abseils 15 11 ABSEIL, (German) to...
absents 13 11 ABSENT, to take or k...
absorbs 16 13 ABSORB, to take up o...
absurds 15 12 ABSURD, the conditio...
abulias 15 12 ABULIA, (Greek) abno...
abusers 14 11 ABUSER, one who abus...
abvolts 17 15 ABVOLT, a unit of el...
abwatts 17 13 ABWATT, a unit of po...
abysses 20 12 ABYSS, a bottomless...
acacias 17 13 ACACIA, a genus of t...
acajous 16 20 ACAJOU, (Tupi) the c...
acanths 16 13 ACANTH, a prickly pl...
acarids 15 11 ACARID, a member of...
acaters 14 10 ACATER, (obsolete) a...
accedes 17 14 ACCEDE, to consent [...
accends 17 15 ACCEND, (obsolete) t...
accents 17 14 ACCENT, to pronounce...
accepts 20 16 ACCEPT, to receive w...
accites 18 13 ACCITE, to cite; to...
accloys 25 16 ACCLOY, (Spenser) to...
accoils 19 14 ACCOIL, (Spenser) to...
accords 18 14 ACCORD, to bring int...
accosts 18 13 ACCOST, to approach...
accrews 21 16 ACCREW, (Spenser) to...
accrues 18 14 ACCRUE, to accumulat...
accuses 18 14 ACCUSE, to bring a c...
acedias 14 11 ACEDIA, (Greek) slot...
acerous 14 11 needle-shaped [adj]
acetals 15 11 ACETAL, an odorifero...
acetins 14 11 ACETIN, a combinatio...
acetous 14 11 like vinegar [adj]
acetyls 22 13 ACETYL, the radical...
achages 17 14 ACHAGE, (Tennyson) a...
achates 16 12 (Spenser) bought pro...
achenes 15 13 ACHENE, a dry one-se...
achings 18 15 ACHING, a continuing...
achkans 17 17 ACHKAN, (Hindi) in I...
acinous 14 12 relating to a sackli...
acknows 18 18 ACKNOW, (obsolete) t...
acmites 16 13 ACMITE, a soda pyrox...
acnodes 13 12 ACNODE, an isolated...
acquits 24 20 ACQUIT, to free from...
actants 14 11 ACTANT, a noun phras...
actings 16 13 ACTING, the occupati...
actions 14 11 ACTION, to carry out...
actives 17 14 ACTIVE, the active m...
actress 15 10 a female actor [n -E...
actuals 16 12 commodities which ca...
actures 15 11 ACTURE, (Shakespeare...
acuates 14 11 ACUATE, to sharpen [...
aculeus 16 13 (Latin) a prickle gr...
acumens 15 15 ACUMEN, mental keenn...
adagios 12 10 ADAGIO, a piece of m...
addaxes 17 16 ADDAX, a large light...
addeems 12 12 ADDEEM, (obsolete) t...
addends 11 11 ADDEND, an amount to...
addicts 16 12 ADDICT, to make depe...
addings 13 12 ADDING, the act of a...
addooms 12 12 ADDOOM, (Spenser) to...
address 12 9 to speak to [v ADDRE...
adduces 15 13 ADDUCE, to cite or q...
adducts 16 13 ADDUCT, to draw inwa...
adenyls 18 12 ADENYL, a nucleotide...
adheres 13 10 ADHERE, to become or...
adioses 11 8 ADIOS, (Spanish) goo...
adipous 14 12 pertaining to animal...
adjigos 15 19 ADJIGO, an Australia...
adjoins 13 18 ADJOIN, to lie next...
adjures 14 18 ADJURE, to command s...
adjusts 15 18 ADJUST, to bring to...
adlands 12 11 ADLAND, an idealised...
admires 13 11 ADMIRE, to have a hi...
admixes 19 18 ADMIX, to mix [v]
adnouns 10 11 ADNOUN, an adjective...
adorers 11 8 ADORER, one that ado...
adpress 14 11 to press together, a...
adrates 11 8 ADRATE, the price or...
adreads 11 9 ADREAD, (obsolete) t...
adsorbs 14 11 ADSORB, to gather an...
adsukis 14 13 ADSUKI, (Japanese) a...
advects 17 15 ADVECT, to transport...
advenes 12 13 ADVENE, to be added...
advents 13 13 ADVENT, arrival [n]
adverbs 16 15 ADVERB, a word used...
adverts 14 12 ADVERT, to refer to...
advices 17 15 ADVICE, counsel [n]
advises 14 12 ADVISE, to give advi...
adwards 15 12 ADWARD, (Spenser) to...
adwares 14 11 ADWARE, software wit...
adzukis 17 22 ADZUKI, (Japanese) a...
aediles 12 9 AEDILE, (Latin) in c...
aegises 12 9 AEGIS, (Greek) prote...
aemules 13 12 AEMULE, (Spenser) to...
aeneous 9 9 of a shining bronze...
aerates 10 7 AERATE, to put air i...
aerials 12 8 AERIAL, an antenna [...
aerobes 12 10 AEROBE, an organism...
aerobus 13 11 a type of monorail t...
aerugos 12 10 AERUGO, a green film...
aetatis 11 7 (Latin) at the age o...
aethers 13 9 AETHER, the upper re...
affairs 16 13 AFFAIR, something wh...
affears 15 13 AFFEAR, (Spenser) to...
affects 19 16 AFFECT, to act upon...
affeers 15 13 AFFEER, (archaic) to...
affines 15 14 AFFINE, a relation b...
affirms 18 16 AFFIRM, to state pos...
affixes 22 20 AFFIX, to fix on to,...
affords 16 14 AFFORD, to have suff...
affraps 18 16 AFFRAP, (Spenser) to...
affrays 22 15 AFFRAY, to disturb o...
affrets 16 13 AFFRET, (Spenser) a...
afghans 16 15 AFGHAN, a heavy knit...
afreets 13 10 AFREET, an evil spir...
aftosas 13 10 AFTOSA, a disease of...
agamids 14 13 AGAMID, a kind of tr...
agamous 13 13 asexual, also AGAMIC...
agarics 16 12 AGARIC, a kind of fu...
ageings 13 12 AGEING, the process...
ageisms 14 12 AGEISM, discriminati...
ageists 13 9 AGEIST, an advocate...
ageless 13 10 never growing old [a...
agendas 11 11 AGENDA, a list of th...
aggadas 13 12 AGGADA, the homileti...
aggress 14 11 to attack first [v -...
agitans 12 10 as in paralysis agit...
agnails 13 11 AGNAIL, a torn shred...
agnames 12 13 AGNAME, a name extra...
agnates 11 10 AGNATE, a relative o...
agnises 12 10 AGNISE, to acknowled...
agnizes 15 19 AGNIZE, to acknowled...
agogics 17 14 the art of accenting...
agonies 11 10 AGONY, extreme suffe...
agoutas 12 10 AGOUTA, a small inse...
agoutis 13 10 AGOUTI, a burrowing...
agrafes 14 12 AGRAFE, (French) a h...
agreges 13 11 AGREGE, (French) a F...
agrises 13 9 AGRISE, to terrify,...
agrizes 16 18 AGRIZE, (obsolete) t...
agryzes 22 20 AGRYZE, (obsolete) t...
aguises 13 10 AGUISE, to adorn, al...
aguizes 16 19 AGUIZE, to adorn, al...
ahimsas 15 12 AHIMSA, (Sanskrit) i...
aiblins 15 12 (dialect) perhaps, a...
aidants 11 9 AIDANT, (archaic) a...
aidless 13 9 helpless; without ai...
aieries 11 7 AIERY, the nest of a...
aiglets 14 10 AIGLET, a metal shea...
aigrets 13 9 AIGRET, a tuft of fe...
aikidos 13 12 AIKIDO, (Japanese) a...
aimless 14 11 without aim [adj]
airbags 15 12 AIRBAG, an inflatabl...
aircons 14 11 AIRCON, an air condi...
airgaps 15 12 AIRGAP, a gap in a m...
airguns 13 11 AIRGUN, a gun that d...
airings 13 10 AIRING, an exposure...
airless 13 8 having no air [adj]
airvacs 17 14 AIRVAC, evacuation b...
airways 21 12 AIRWAY, a passage fo...
aitches 17 12 AITCH, the letter H...
ajowans 15 20 AJOWAN, the fruit of...
akateas 11 11 AKATEA, (Maori) a Ne...
akeakes 12 15 AKEAKE, a New Zealan...
akebias 14 14 AKEBIA, (Japanese) a...
akedahs 14 14 AKEDAH, (Hebrew) the...
akharas 14 13 AKHARA, (Hindi) a gy...
alalias 13 9 ALALIA, loss of spee...
alanins 11 10 ALANIN, an amino aci...
alanyls 19 12 ALANYL, a univalent...
alarums 14 12 ALARUM, (archaic) to...
alaskas 13 12 ALASKA, a kind of de...
albatas 14 11 ALBATA, a variety of...
albedos 14 12 ALBEDO, the measure...
alberts 15 11 ALBERT, a kind of wa...
albinos 14 12 ALBINO, a person or...
albites 15 11 ALBITE, a sodium-ric...
albugos 16 14 ALBUGO, a white opac...
alcades 15 12 ALCADE, the mayor of...
alcaics 19 14 ALCAIC, a type of ve...
alcools 16 12 ALCOOL, (French) a f...
alcoves 17 15 ALCOVE, a vaulted or...
aldoses 12 9 ALDOSE, a class of s...
aldrins 13 10 ALDRIN, a chlorinate...
alegars 13 10 ALEGAR, vinegar made...
alegges 14 12 ALEGGE, (Spenser) to...
alerces 15 11 ALERCE, the wood of...
alevins 14 13 ALEVIN, a young fish...
alexias 18 15 ALEXIA, loss of powe...
alexins 18 16 ALEXIN, a substance...
alfakis 16 15 ALFAKI, a teacher of...
algates 13 10 (obsolete) always; w...
algeses 13 10 ALGESIS, the sensati...
algesis 14 10 the sensation of pai...
aliases 12 8 ALIAS, an assumed na...
alibies 15 11 ALIBI, to give an al...
alidads 13 10 ALIDAD, a device use...
alights 17 12 ALIGHT, to dismount...
aliners 12 9 ALINER, one who alin...
alipeds 15 12 ALIPED, an animal wi...
alismas 14 11 ALISMA, a plant of t...
alisons 12 9 ALISON, a small flow...
aliyahs 21 12 ALIYAH, the immigrat...
alkalis 15 13 ALKALI, a substance...
alkanes 12 13 ALKANE, a group of h...
alkenes 12 13 ALKENE, an unsaturat...
alkines 13 13 ALKINE, a group of h...
alkynes 19 15 ALKYNE, a group of h...
alleges 14 11 ALLEGE, to assert wi...
alleles 14 10 ALLELE, any one of t...
alliaks 15 13 ALLIAK, (Inuit) an I...
allices 17 12 ALLICE, a fish of th...
allises 14 9 ALLIS, a fish of the...
alliums 16 13 ALLIUM, a plant of t...
allness 13 10 the condition of bei...
alludes 14 11 ALLUDE, to make an i...
allures 14 10 ALLURE, to attract w...
almains 13 12 ALMAIN, an old court...
almners 13 12 ALMNER, a giver of a...
almonds 13 13 ALMOND, a kind of ed...
almuces 17 15 ALMUCE, a furred hoo...
almudes 14 13 ALMUDE, a Spanish un...
alnages 12 11 ALNAGE, cloth inspec...
alnicos 15 12 ALNICO, (tradename)...
alogias 13 10 ALOGIA, the inabilit...
alpacas 17 14 ALPACA, a domestic a...
alpeens 13 12 ALPEEN, (Irish a cud...
alphyls 25 16 ALPHYL, a univalent...
alpines 14 12 ALPINE, an alpine pl...
alsikes 14 12 ALSIKE, a kind of cl...
altezas 15 17 ALTEZA, (Spanish) hi...
altheas 14 10 ALTHEA, a genus of p...
aludels 14 11 ALUDEL, a pear-shape...
alumins 14 13 ALUMIN, an oxide of...
alumnus 14 14 a former pupil [n AL...
amadous 12 12 AMADOU, a tinder mad...
amasses 12 10 AMASS, to accumulate...
amatols 13 11 AMATOL, an explosive...
amautis 13 11 AMAUTI, (Inuit) an I...
amazons 14 20 AMAZON, a powerful w...
ambages 15 15 AMBAGE, (French) amb...
ambaris 15 13 AMBARI, (Hindi) a fi...
ambeers 14 13 AMBEER, the spittle...
amblers 16 14 AMBLER, one who ambl...
ambones 13 14 AMBO, a pulpit in an...
ambries 15 13 AMBRY, a cupboard fo...
amelias 13 11 AMELIA, being born w...
amendes 11 12 AMENDE, (French) a f...
amerces 15 13 AMERCE, to fine or p...
amidins 13 12 AMIDIN, the soluble...
amidols 14 12 AMIDOL, a colourless...
amisses 13 10 AMISS, an evil, a mi...
amities 13 10 AMITY, friendship [n...
ammines 13 14 AMMINE, a type of am...
amnions 11 12 AMNION, the innermos...
amoebas 13 13 AMOEBA, a one-celled...
amomums 15 17 AMOMUM, a plant of t...
amooves 13 14 AMOOVE, (Spenser) to...
amorces 15 13 AMORCE, a percussion...
amorets 12 10 AMORET, a love sonne...
amorous 12 11 pertaining to love [...
amounts 12 12 AMOUNT, to come to i...
amperes 14 13 AMPERE, a unit of el...
ampules 16 15 AMPULE, a small seal...
amritas 13 10 AMRITA, (Sanskrit) a...
amtmans 13 14 AMTMAN, (German) in...
amtracs 16 13 AMTRAC, an amphibiou...
amtraks 14 14 AMTRAK, a military v...
amulets 14 12 AMULET, a lucky char...
amusers 13 11 AMUSER, one who amus...
amusias 13 11 AMUSIA, the inabilit...
amylums 22 17 AMYLUM, starch [n]
amytals 20 13 AMYTAL, as in sodium...
anadems 11 12 ANADEM, a wreath for...
analogs 12 11 ANALOG, something th...
anandas 9 10 ANANDA, (Sanskrit) e...
anankes 10 13 ANANKE, (Greek) nece...
anarchs 16 13 ANARCH, a promoter o...
anattas 10 8 ANATTA, a yellowish...
anattos 10 8 ANATTO, a yellowish...
anchors 16 13 ANCHOR, to secure by...
ancomes 14 14 ANCOME, a sudden inf...
ancones 12 12 ANCON, (Greek) the e...
ancress 14 11 a female anchorite,...
anemias 11 11 ANEMIA, a disorder o...
angelus 13 12 a prayer said in mor...
angicos 15 13 ANGICO, a South Amer...
anginas 11 11 ANGINA, a disease of...
anglers 13 11 ANGLER, one that ang...
angoras 11 10 ANGORA, fabric made...
angries 12 10 ANGRY, an angry pers...
aniccas 17 14 ANICCA, (Sanskrit) t...
anicuts 15 12 ANICUT, (Tamil) a da...
anilins 12 10 ANILIN, a product of...
animals 13 12 ANIMAL, a living org...
anklets 13 13 ANKLET, an ornament...
ankuses 12 13 ANKUS, an elephant g...
anlaces 14 12 ANLACE, (archaic) a...
anlages 12 11 ANLAGE, the first di...
anlases 11 9 ANLAS, a short two-e...
annates 9 9 (historical) the fir...
anneals 10 10 ANNEAL, to make (as...
annexes 15 16 ANNEXE, something jo...
annonas 8 10 ANNONA, any of the v...
annuals 11 11 ANNUAL, a plant that...
annulus 12 12 a ring or ringlike p...
anoeses 9 8 ANOESIS, consciousne...
anoesis 10 8 consciousness with s...
anoints 10 9 ANOINT, to consecrat...
anomies 11 11 ANOMY, (French) a co...
anonyms 17 14 ANONYM, an anonymous...
anopias 12 11 ANOPIA, a visual def...
anoraks 11 12 ANORAK, a waterproof...
anoxias 16 15 ANOXIA, deficient su...
answers 14 11 ANSWER, to say, writ...
antaras 10 8 ANTARA, (Quechua) a...
anthems 14 13 ANTHEM, to praise in...
anthers 13 10 ANTHER, the part of...
anthros 13 10 ANTHRO, (short for)...
antiars 11 8 ANTIAR, the upas tre...
anticks 16 15 ANTICK, (obsolete) a...
antings 12 11 ANTING, the practice...
antlers 12 9 ANTLER, the horn of...
antrums 13 12 ANTRUM, a cavity in...
anurans 10 10 ANURAN, a toad or a...
anurias 11 9 ANURIA, failure to u...
anurous 11 10 tailless, also ANOUR...
anxious 17 16 full of fear [adj AN...
anyones 15 11 ANYONE, anybody at a...
anyways 26 15 anywise; at all, als...
aorists 12 7 AORIST, a tense expr...
aoudads 11 10 AOUDAD, a North Afri...
apaches 18 15 APACHE, (French) a m...
apedoms 14 14 APEDOM, the world of...
apercus 17 14 APERCU, a brief outl...
aperies 13 10 APERY, the act of ap...
apheses 15 12 APHESIS, the loss of...
aphesis 16 12 the loss of an unstr...
aphides 16 13 APHIS, a plant-louse...
apicals 18 14 APICAL, a sound arti...
aplites 15 11 APLITE, a fine-grain...
aplombs 18 17 APLOMB, self-confide...
apnoeas 11 11 APNOEA, a temporary...
apodous 13 12 footless [adj]
apogees 13 12 APOGEE, the farthest...
apollos 15 12 APOLLO, a large trop...
apologs 15 13 APOLOG, a story pres...
aporias 13 10 APORIA, a professed...
apozems 17 22 APOZEM, a medicine o...
appairs 16 13 APPAIR, (obsolete) t...
appalls 18 15 APPALL, to horrify,...
appeals 16 14 APPEAL, to make an e...
appears 15 13 APPEAR, to become vi...
appends 15 15 APPEND, to add on to...
applets 17 14 APPLET, an small sin...
applies 17 14 APPLY, to bring to b...
apports 16 13 APPORT, (French) in...
apposes 15 13 APPOSE, to place sid...
appress 16 13 to press together, a...
apropos 15 13 to the purpose; in r...
apsaras 13 10 (Sanskrit) a divine...
apsides 14 11 APSIS, the point at...
aptness 13 11 the quality of being...
aptotes 13 10 APTOTE, a noun that...
aqueous 19 18 pertaining to water...
araaras 10 7 ARAARA, (Maori) anot...
arabins 13 11 ARABIN, the essentia...
arables 14 11 ARABLE, land suitabl...
arachis 17 12 a Brazilian plant ge...
araises 11 7 ARAISE, to raise, al...
aralias 12 8 ARALIA, a genus of i...
aramids 13 11 ARAMID, a strong lig...
arayses 17 9 ARAYSE, to raise, al...
arbores 13 10 ARBOR, a shady garde...
arbours 14 11 ARBOUR, a shady gard...
arbutes 14 11 ARBUTE, an evergreen...
arbutus 15 12 an evergreen tree, t...
arcades 14 11 ARCADE, to furnish w...
arcanas 13 11 ARCANA, either of th...
archers 17 12 ARCHER, someone who...
archeus 17 13 an inner controlling...
archils 19 13 ARCHIL, a red or vio...
archons 16 13 ARCHON, the chief ma...
arcings 16 13 ARCING, an electrica...
arcmins 16 14 ARCMIN, an angular m...
arcsecs 18 13 ARCSEC, an angular m...
arctics 19 13 ARCTIC, a waterproof...
arcuses 15 11 ARCUS, a bow-shaped...
ardours 12 9 ARDOUR, passion of f...
arduous 12 10 laborious [adj ARDUO...
arefies 13 10 AREFY, to dry up [v]
arenous 10 9 sandy, containing mu...
areolas 11 8 AREOLA, a small spac...
areoles 11 8 AREOLE, a small spac...
argalas 13 10 ARGALA, (Hindi) the...
argalis 14 10 ARGALI, the great wi...
argands 12 11 ARGAND, a gas lamp n...
argents 12 10 ARGENT, silver [n]
arghans 14 12 ARGHAN, pita fibre [...
arguers 13 10 ARGUER, one who argu...
argulus 15 12 a fish louse [n ARGU...
arguses 13 10 ARGUS, an East India...
argyles 20 12 ARGYLE, a silver gra...
argylls 22 13 ARGYLL, a silver gra...
arillus 15 10 an outer covering of...
ariosos 11 7 ARIOSO, a melody res...
arishes 14 9 ARISH, (dialect) a s...
aristas 12 7 ARISTA, a bristlelik...
aristos 12 7 ARISTO, (short for)...
arkites 13 11 ARKITE, an inmate of...
arkoses 12 11 ARKOSE, a sedimentar...
armadas 12 11 ARMADA, a fleet of w...
armfuls 17 15 ARMFUL, as much as t...
armings 14 13 ARMING, the act of o...
armless 14 11 without arms [adj]
armlets 14 11 ARMLET, an ornament...
armours 13 11 ARMOUR, to dress wit...
armpits 16 13 ARMPIT, the hollow u...
armures 13 11 ARMURE, a type of fa...
arnicas 14 11 ARNICA, a tincture o...
aroints 11 8 AROINT, (archaic) to...
arollas 13 9 AROLLA, the Swiss st...
arouses 11 8 AROUSE, to stimulate...
aroynts 17 10 AROYNT, (archaic) to...
arpents 13 11 ARPENT, a old French...
arracks 16 14 ARRACK, an alcoholic...
arrases 11 7 ARRAS, a rich tapest...
arrears 11 7 ARREAR, an unpaid an...
arrests 12 7 ARREST, to bring to...
arrides 12 8 ARRIDE, (archaic) to...
arrises 12 7 ARRIS, a sharp edge...
arrives 14 11 ARRIVE, to reach a d...
arrobas 13 10 ARROBA, a Spanish un...
arroces 14 10 ARROZ, (Spanish) ric...
arroyos 17 9 ARROYO, (Spanish) a...
arrozes 14 16 ARROZ, (Spanish) ric...
arshins 14 10 ARSHIN, a Russian un...
arsines 11 8 ARSINE, a poisonous...
artigis 14 9 ARTIGI, (Inuit) a ki...
artists 13 7 ARTIST, one who is s...
artless 13 8 lacking cunning [adj...
artsies 12 7 ARTSY, an arty perso...
asarums 13 11 ASARUM, the dried ro...
ascaris 15 10 (Greek) any nematode...
ascends 14 12 ASCEND, to go or mov...
ascents 14 11 ASCENT, a going up [...
asceses 14 10 ASCESIS, the conduct...
ascesis 15 10 the conduct of an as...
ascians 14 11 ASCIAN, an inhabitan...
ascites 15 10 dropsy of the abdome...
asepses 13 10 ASEPSIS, freedom fro...
asepsis 14 10 freedom from blood p...
ashames 14 12 ASHAME, (archaic) to...
ashcans 16 13 ASHCAN, a metal rece...
ashkeys 21 15 ASHKEY, the winged f...
ashlars 15 10 ASHLAR, to build wit...
ashlers 15 10 ASHLER, to build wit...
ashless 15 10 having no ashes [adj...
ashpans 15 13 ASHPAN, a tray under...
ashrams 15 12 ASHRAM, (Sanskrit) t...
asiagos 12 9 ASIAGO, a type of It...
askants 12 12 ASKANT, (Shakespeare...
askaris 13 11 ASKARI, an East Afri...
askeses 12 11 ASKESIS, the conduct...
askesis 13 11 the conduct of an as...
askings 14 14 ASKING, the act of a...
aslakes 13 12 ASLAKE, (archaic) to...
aspects 17 13 ASPECT, to look at [...
aspicks 19 17 ASPICK, a venomous s...
aspines 13 11 ASPINE, (Spenser) as...
aspires 14 10 ASPIRE, to aim for h...
aspises 14 10 ASPIS, a clear savou...
asports 14 10 ASPORT, to carry awa...
asramas 12 10 ASRAMA, (Sanskrit) t...
assails 13 8 ASSAIL, to attack [v...
assarts 12 7 ASSART, (historical)...
assents 11 8 ASSENT, to express a...
asserts 12 7 ASSERT, to state pos...
assigns 13 10 ASSIGN, to set apart...
assists 13 7 ASSIST, to give aid...
assizes 15 16 ASSIZE, (obsolete) t...
assoils 13 8 ASSOIL, to absolve,...
assorts 12 7 ASSORT, to distribut...
assumes 13 11 ASSUME, to take for...
assures 12 8 ASSURE, to insure; t...
astarts 12 7 ASTART, (Spenser) to...
asterts 12 7 ASTERT, (obsolete) t...
asthmas 15 12 ASTHMA, a chronic re...
astones 10 8 ASTONE, to amaze or...
astrals 13 8 ASTRAL, a type of oi...
asylees 18 10 ASYLEE, one who is g...
asylums 21 14 ASYLUM, an instituti...
ataatas 10 7 ATAATA, (Maori) a gr...
atabals 14 11 ATABAL, a Moorish ke...
atabegs 14 12 ATABEG, a Turkish ru...
atabeks 14 14 ATABEK, a Turkish ru...
atamans 11 11 ATAMAN, (Russian) a...
ataxias 17 14 ATAXIA, loss of musc...
ataxics 21 17 ATAXIC, one sufferin...
ataxies 17 14 ATAXY, loss of muscu...
athames 14 12 ATHAME, a witch's ce...
atheous 13 10 (Milton) atheistic;...
atimies 13 10 ATIMY, loss of honou...
atlases 12 8 ATLAS, a book of map...
atlatls 14 9 ATLATL, an American...
atmoses 12 10 ATMOS, (short for) a...
atocias 14 10 ATOCIA, sterility in...
atokous 12 12 without offspring, a...
atomics 16 13 the science of deali...
atomies 12 10 ATOMY, (archaic) an...
atoners 10 8 ATONER, one who aton...
atonias 10 8 ATONIA, muscular deb...
atonics 14 11 ATONIC, an unaccente...
atonies 10 8 ATONY, muscular debi...
atopies 13 10 ATOPY, an inherited...
atriums 14 11 ATRIUM, a square hal...
attacks 16 14 ATTACK, to set upon...
attains 11 8 ATTAIN, to gain or a...
attasks 13 11 ATTASK, to take to t...
attends 11 9 ATTEND, to be presen...
attents 11 8 ATTENT, (Spenser) at...
attests 12 7 ATTEST, to affirm to...
attires 12 7 ATTIRE, to clothe [v...
attones 10 8 at one, at once, tog...
attorns 11 8 ATTORN, to accept te...
attraps 14 10 ATTRAP, to adorn wit...
attrits 13 7 ATTRIT, to wear down...
attunes 11 9 ATTUNE, to put in tu...
aubades 13 12 AUBADE, (French) a s...
auburns 14 13 AUBURN, a reddish br...
aucubas 17 15 AUCUBA, a shrub of t...
audiles 13 10 AUDILE, one who thin...
audings 13 12 AUDING, hearing, rec...
augends 12 12 AUGEND, a number to...
augites 13 10 AUGITE, one of the p...
augusts 14 11 AUGUST, a white-face...
auklets 14 13 AUKLET, a small auk...
aumails 14 12 AUMAIL, (archaic) to...
aunters 11 9 AUNTER, (obsolete) a...
aunties 11 9 AUNTY, an aunt, also...
aurates 11 8 AURATE, a salt deriv...
aurists 13 8 AURIST, a specialist...
aurochs 17 13 (German) an extinct...
auroras 11 8 AURORA, a luminous a...
ausubos 14 12 AUSUBO, a large ever...
auteurs 12 9 AUTEUR, (French) a f...
authors 14 10 AUTHOR, to bring int...
autisms 14 11 AUTISM, absorption i...
autists 13 8 AUTIST, one who suff...
autobus 14 12 a motor-bus [n AUTOB...
autumns 13 13 AUTUMN, a season of...
auxeses 17 15 AUXESIS, a growth in...
auxesis 18 15 a growth in tissue d...
availes 14 12 AVAILE, (Spenser) to...
avatars 13 11 AVATAR, the incarnat...
avaunts 13 13 AVAUNT, (archaic) to...
avenges 13 14 AVENGE, to take retr...
avenirs 13 12 AVENIR, (French) the...
avenses 12 12 AVENS, any plant of...
avenues 12 13 AVENUE, a wide stree...
avgases 14 13 AVGAS, any kind of a...
aviates 13 11 AVIATE, to fly an ai...
avidins 14 13 AVIDIN, a protein fo...
avocets 16 14 AVOCET, a wading bir...
avosets 13 11 AVOSET, a wading bir...
avoures 13 12 AVOURE, (Spenser) av...
avowals 17 15 AVOWAL, a declaratio...
avowers 16 14 AVOWER, one who avow...
avoyers 19 13 AVOYER, (French) a c...
avrugas 15 14 AVRUGA, (Spanish) he...
avulses 15 13 AVULSE, to tear away...
awakens 14 15 AWAKEN, to rouse fro...
aweless 15 11 without awe, also AW...
awhapes 18 15 AWHAPE, (Spenser) to...
awhatos 16 12 AWHATO, (Maori) the...
awheels 17 13 on wheels, also AWHE...
awhetos 16 12 AWHETO, the so-calle...
awmries 16 13 AWMRIE, a cupboard f...
awnings 15 14 AWNING, a rooflike c...
awnless 15 12 without an awning [a...
axillas 20 16 AXILLA, the arm pit...
axseeds 17 15 AXSEED, a kind of ve...
aywords 21 13 AYWORD, (Shakespeare...
azaleas 14 17 AZALEA, a flowering...
aziones 13 17 AZIONE, (Italian) a...
azollas 16 18 AZOLLA, a tiny water...
azotous 14 17 nitrous; as, azotous...
azuries 15 17 AZURY, a bluish colo...
azygies 22 20 AZYGY, a state of be...
azygous 22 21 not being one of a p...
azymous 22 22 unleavened [adj]
baaings 14 13 BAAING, the cry of a...
babacos 18 16 BABACO, a subtropica...
babacus 19 17 BABACU, (Tupi) a Bra...
babalas 16 14 (Afrikaans) drunk, a...
babbles 19 17 BABBLE, to talk ince...
bablahs 19 16 BABLAH, (Hindi) a sp...
babools 16 14 BABOOL, (Hindi) a sp...
baboons 14 14 BABOON, a large ape...
baccies 20 16 BACCY, (colloquial)...
baccoes 19 16 BACCO, (short for) t...
backers 18 17 BACKER, a supporter...
backets 18 17 BACKET, (Scots) a sh...
backies 18 17 BACKIE, (slang) a ri...
backras 18 17 BACKRA, in the West...
backups 21 21 BACKUP, a substitute...
baddies 14 12 BADDY, a bad person,...
badgers 15 13 BADGER, to pester or...
badious 14 12 chestnut-coloured [a...
badness 13 12 the state of being b...
baetyls 21 13 BAETYL, a magical or...
baffies 18 16 BAFFY, a wooden golf...
baffles 19 17 BAFFLE, to confuse,...
bagfuls 19 17 BAGFUL, as much as a...
baggers 16 14 BAGGER, one that bag...
baggies 16 14 BAGGIE, (colloquial)...
baggits 17 14 BAGGIT, a ripe femal...
bagless 16 13 not having a bag [ad...
bagnios 14 13 BAGNIO, (Italian) a...
baguets 15 13 BAGUET, (French) a l...
baguios 15 13 BAGUIO, (Spanish) a...
bagwigs 20 17 BAGWIG, a wig, in us...
bahadas 15 13 BAHADA, (Spanish) a...
baidars 14 11 BAIDAR, (Russian) an...
bailees 14 11 BAILEE, a person to...
bailers 15 11 BAILER, (US) a perso...
baileys 21 13 BAILEY, the outer wa...
bailies 15 11 BAILIE, in Scotland,...
baillis 17 12 BAILLI, (French) a m...
bailors 15 11 BAILOR, a person who...
bainins 13 12 BAININ, (Irish) a wh...
baiters 14 10 BAITER, one who bait...
bajadas 15 20 BAJADA, (Spanish) a...
bajrees 15 19 BAJREE, (Hindi) in t...
bakings 16 17 BAKING, the process...
bakkies 16 18 BAKKIE, (South Afric...
balases 14 11 BALAS, a variety of...
balatas 14 11 BALATA, a large ever...
balboas 16 14 BALBOA, the monetary...
baldies 15 12 BALDY, a bald person...
baleens 13 12 BALEEN, whalebone [n...
balings 16 14 BALING, the act of m...
balises 15 11 BALISE, an electroni...
balkers 16 15 BALKER, one who, or...
ballads 16 13 BALLAD, to make ball...
ballans 15 13 BALLAN, a species of...
ballats 16 12 BALLAT, to make ball...
ballers 16 12 BALLER, a person who...
ballets 16 12 BALLET, to make ball...
ballies 16 12 BALLY, a noisy uproa...
ballons 15 13 BALLON, in dancing,...
ballots 16 12 BALLOT, to vote by b...
ballows 19 15 BALLOW, (Shakespeare...
ballses 16 12 BALLS, to mess up [v...
ballups 19 16 BALLUP, (US) a botch...
balsams 16 14 BALSAM, to soothe; t...
bamboos 16 16 BAMBOO, a giant trop...
bammers 16 16 BAMMER, a fool [n]
bampots 17 16 BAMPOT, (Scots) an i...
bananas 11 12 BANANA, an edible fr...
bandars 13 12 BANDAR, (Hindi) a rh...
banders 13 12 BANDER, a member of...
bandies 13 12 BANDY, to toss to an...
bandits 14 12 BANDIT, a robber [n]
bandogs 14 14 BANDOG, a mastiff or...
bangers 14 13 BANGER, (colloquial)...
bangles 15 14 BANGLE, a rigid ring...
banians 12 12 BANIAN, a Hindu trad...
banjoes 14 20 BANJO, a stringed mu...
bankers 14 15 BANKER, a person who...
bankets 14 15 BANKET, a gold-beari...
bankits 15 15 BANKIT, a raised sid...
banners 12 12 BANNER, to furnish w...
bannets 12 12 BANNET, a bonnet [n]
bantams 14 14 BANTAM, a small vari...
banters 13 11 BANTER, to exchange...
banties 13 11 BANTY, a bantam [n]
banyans 18 14 BANYAN, (Hindi) an I...
banzais 16 20 BANZAI, a Japanese b...
baobabs 17 16 BAOBAB, an African t...
barazas 16 19 BARAZA, (Swahili) in...
barbels 17 14 BARBEL, a fleshy app...
barbers 16 13 BARBER, to shave or...
barbets 16 13 BARBET, (French) a v...
barbies 16 13 BARBIE, (Australian...
barbots 16 13 BARBOT, a kind of la...
barbuts 17 14 BARBUT, a type of he...
bardies 14 11 BARDIE, an Australia...
bareges 14 12 BAREGE, a light silk...
bargees 14 12 BARGEE, a bargeman [...
barhops 18 15 BARHOP, to go from o...
barites 14 10 BARITE, a native sul...
bariums 16 14 BARIUM, a metallic e...
barkans 14 15 BARKAN, a crescent-s...
barkens 14 15 BARKEN, to dry up in...
barkers 15 14 BARKER, (slang) a pi...
barless 15 11 without a bar [adj]
barleys 21 13 BARLEY, a cereal gra...
barlows 18 14 BARLOW, a jackknife...
barnets 13 11 BARNET, (slang) hair...
barneys 19 13 BARNEY, to quarrel l...
barocks 18 17 BAROCK, a bold decor...
barolos 14 11 BAROLO, a red Italia...
barongs 14 13 BARONG, a broad-blad...
barques 22 20 BARQUE, a three-mast...
barrats 14 10 BARRAT [n]
barrels 15 11 BARREL, to move fast...
barrens 13 11 BARREN, a tract of i...
barrets 14 10 BARRET, a kind of ca...
barries 14 10 BARRY, (Australian s...
barrios 14 10 BARRIO, a Spanish-sp...
barrows 17 13 BARROW, a hand prope...
barters 14 10 BARTER, to trade by...
bartons 13 11 BARTON, a farmyard [...
baryons 19 13 BARYON, a heavier cl...
barytas 20 12 BARYTA, barium monox...
barytes 20 12 BARYTE, a native sul...
basalts 15 11 BASALT, an igneous v...
basants 13 11 BASANT, (Urdu) a Pak...
bashaws 19 15 BASHAW, a former Tur...
bashers 16 12 BASHER, one who bash...
basions 13 11 BASION, a part of th...
baskets 15 14 BASKET, a container...
basnets 13 11 BASNET, a light helm...
basques 22 20 BASQUE, a kind of bo...
bassers 14 10 BASSER, someone who...
bassets 14 10 BASSET, to outcrop,...
basters 14 10 BASTER, one who bast...
bastles 15 11 BASTLE, a fortified...
basucos 17 14 BASUCO, an low grade...
batards 14 11 BATARD, a birchbark...
batatas 13 10 BATATA, an aborigina...
batboys 22 15 BATBOY, a boy who mi...
batches 19 15 BATCH, to collect to...
bathers 16 12 BATHER, one who bath...
batlers 15 11 BATLER, a wooden mal...
batlets 15 11 BATLET, a wooden mal...
batoons 12 11 BATOON, to strike wi...
battels 15 11 BATTEL, to have an a...
battens 13 11 BATTEN, to fasten wi...
batters 14 10 BATTER, to beat repe...
batties 14 10 BATTY, (West Indian...
battiks 16 14 BATTIK, an Indonesia...
battles 15 11 BATTLE, to fight [v]
battues 14 11 BATTUE, (French) ind...
baubees 15 14 BAUBEE, (Scots) a ha...
baubles 17 15 BAUBLE, a cheap trin...
baueras 13 11 BAUERA, a kind of ev...
bawbees 18 16 BAWBEE, (Scots) a ha...
bawbles 20 17 BAWBLE, a cheap trin...
bawdies 17 14 BAWDY, obscene langu...
bawlers 18 14 BAWLER, one who bawl...
bawleys 24 16 BAWLEY, in Essex and...
bawties 17 13 BAWTIE, (Scots) a do...
baxters 20 17 BAXTER, (obsolete) a...
bayamos 20 15 BAYAMO, a strong win...
bayards 20 13 BAYARD, a bay horse,...
baywops 25 18 BAYWOP, in Newfoundl...
bayyans 25 15 BAYYAN, an official...
bazaars 16 19 BAZAAR, an Eastern m...
bazooms 17 22 BAZOOM, a woman's br...
beaches 18 15 BEACH, to drive onto...
beacons 15 14 BEACON, to shine lik...
beaders 13 11 BEADER, one who make...
beadles 14 12 BEADLE, a minor pari...
beagles 15 13 BEAGLE, to hunt with...
beakers 14 14 BEAKER, a large cup...
beamers 14 13 BEAMER, a workman or...
beanies 12 11 BEANIE, a small clos...
bearers 13 10 BEARER, one who bear...
beaters 13 10 BEATER, one who beat...
beavers 15 14 BEAVER, to work hard...
bebungs 17 17 BEBUNG, a tremolo ef...
becalls 19 15 BECALL, to call name...
becalms 19 17 BECALM, to make calm...
beckets 18 17 BECKET, a loop of ro...
beckons 17 18 BECKON, to indicate...
beclogs 19 16 BECLOG, to clog up [...
becomes 17 16 BECOME, to come to b...
becurls 19 15 BECURL, to curl; to...
bedamns 14 15 BEDAMN, to swear at...
bedaubs 16 15 BEDAUB, to cover wit...
bedazes 16 20 BEDAZE, to daze thor...
bedbugs 18 17 BEDBUG, a bloodsucki...
bedders 14 12 BEDDER, one that mak...
bedecks 18 18 BEDECK, to attire wi...
bedells 16 13 BEDELL, (obsolete) a...
bedlams 16 15 BEDLAM, pandemonium...
bedless 15 12 without a bed [adj]
bedpans 15 15 BEDPAN, a toilet pan...
bedrals 15 12 BEDRAL, (Scots) a be...
bedrops 16 14 BEDROP, to sprinkle...
bedrugs 16 14 BEDRUG, to drug abun...
bedsits 15 11 BEDSIT, a one-room d...
beducks 19 19 BEDUCK, to plunge un...
beduins 14 13 BEDUIN, a nomadic Ar...
bedumbs 18 18 BEDUMB, to render sp...
bedungs 15 15 BEDUNG, to cover wit...
bedusts 15 12 BEDUST, to cover wit...
beebees 14 13 BEEBEE, a pellet e.g...
beeches 18 15 BEECH, a common fore...
beedies 13 11 BEEDIE, a cheap thin...
beegahs 16 14 BEEGAH, an Indian la...
beenahs 14 13 BEENAH, a form of ma...
beentos 12 11 BEENTO, in West Afri...
beepers 15 13 BEEPER, a paging dev...
beetles 14 11 BEETLE, to jut out,...
beezers 16 19 BEEZER, (Scots) some...
befalls 18 15 BEFALL, to happen or...
befanas 14 14 BEFANA, an Epiphany...
beflags 18 16 BEFLAG, to deck with...
befleas 16 14 BEFLEA, to infest wi...
beflums 19 18 BEFLUM, (Scott) to b...
befoams 16 16 BEFOAM, to cover wit...
befools 16 14 BEFOOL, to fool; to...
befouls 17 15 BEFOUL, to make foul...
befrets 16 13 BEFRET, to gnaw [v]
begalls 17 14 BEGALL, to make sore...
begazes 17 21 BEGAZE, to look at f...
beggars 16 14 BEGGAR, to impoveris...
begifts 18 15 BEGIFT, to present w...
begilds 17 14 BEGILD, to gild [v]
begirds 16 13 BEGIRD, (archaic) to...
beglads 16 14 BEGLAD, to make glad...
begnaws 17 16 BEGNAW, to gnaw [v]
begrims 17 15 BEGRIM, to soil with...
beguins 15 14 BEGUIN, in Flanders,...
begulfs 19 17 BEGULF, to engulf [v...
begunks 16 18 BEGUNK, (Scots) to t...
behaves 17 16 BEHAVE, to act prope...
beheads 15 13 BEHEAD, to cut off t...
behests 16 12 BEHEST, a command [n...
behinds 16 14 BEHIND, the buttocks...
beholds 17 14 BEHOLD, to view [v]
behoofs 17 15 BEHOOF, a benefit re...
behotes 15 12 BEHOTE, to vow, prom...
behoves 17 16 BEHOVE, to be fit, r...
behowls 20 16 BEHOWL, to howl at [...
beigels 16 13 BEIGEL, a hard ring-...
beignes 14 13 BEIGNE, a fritter, a...
bejades 15 20 BEJADE, to tire out...
bejants 15 20 BEJANT, (Scots) a fr...
bejasus 16 20 an oath, by Jesus, a...
bejesus 16 20 a mild oath, also BE...
beknots 14 15 BEKNOT, to tie in kn...
belaces 17 14 BELACE, to adorn wit...
belates 14 11 BELATE, (archaic) to...
belauds 15 13 BELAUD, to laud or p...
belches 20 16 BELCH, to expel gas...
beldams 16 15 BELDAM, an old woman...
beleaps 16 14 BELEAP, to leap upon...
beliefs 17 14 BELIEF, a conviction...
beliers 15 11 BELIER, one who beli...
bellies 16 12 BELLY, to swell out...
bellows 19 15 BELLOW, to roar like...
belongs 15 14 BELONG, to be a memb...
beloves 16 15 BELOVE, (obsolete) t...
belters 15 11 BELTER, an impressiv...
belugas 16 14 BELUGA, the white wh...
bemauls 16 15 BEMAUL, (archaic) to...
bemeans 13 14 BEMEAN, (archaic) to...
bemetes 14 13 BEMETE, (archaic) to...
bemires 15 13 BEMIRE, (archaic) to...
bemists 16 13 BEMIST, to envelop i...
bemixes 21 20 BEMIX, to mix well [...
bemoans 13 14 BEMOAN, to lament [v...
bemocks 19 20 BEMOCK, (archaic) to...
bemoils 16 14 BEMOIL, (Shakespeare...
bemuses 15 14 BEMUSE, to confuse [...
benames 13 14 BENAME, to name, men...
benches 18 16 BENCH, to provide wi...
bendays 19 14 BENDAY, to reproduce...
bendees 12 12 BENDEE, a heraldic f...
benders 13 12 BENDER, a drunken sp...
bennets 12 12 BENNET, a dry grass...
bennies 12 12 BENNY, (slang) an ov...
benthos 15 13 the flora and fauna...
benumbs 17 18 BENUMB, to make numb...
benzals 17 21 BENZAL, a radical in...
benzils 18 21 BENZIL, a hydrocarbo...
benzins 16 21 BENZIN, a solvent di...
benzols 17 21 BENZOL, a crude form...
benzyls 24 23 BENZYL, a compound r...
bepelts 17 14 BEPELT, to pelt hard...
bepuffs 21 20 BEPUFF, (archaic) to...
berakes 14 14 BERAKE, to rake all...
berates 13 10 BERATE, to scold sev...
berbers 16 13 BERBER, a type of ca...
bergens 14 13 BERGEN, a type of la...
berimes 15 13 BERIME, to compose i...
berleys 21 13 BERLEY, (Australian)...
berlins 15 12 BERLIN, an old four-...
berrets 14 10 BERRET, a round clos...
berries 14 10 BERRY, to collect be...
berthas 16 12 BERTHA, a woman's de...
berthes 16 12 BERTHE, a woman's de...
beseems 14 13 BESEEM, to be becomi...
besides 14 11 in addition [adv]
besighs 18 14 BESIGH, (archaic) to...
besings 15 13 BESING, (archaic) to...
besmuts 16 14 BESMUT, to blacken w...
besnows 16 14 BESNOW, to cover wit...
besoins 13 11 BESOIN, (French) nee...
besorts 14 10 BESORT, (Shakespeare...
bespits 17 13 BESPIT, to spit upon...
bespots 16 13 BESPOT, to cover wit...
bestars 14 10 BESTAR, to cover wit...
besties 14 10 BESTIE, (slang) one'...
bestirs 15 10 BESTIR, to rouse to...
bestows 17 13 BESTOW, to present a...
bestuds 15 12 BESTUD, to adorn wit...
betakes 14 14 BETAKE, to take ones...
beteems 14 13 BETEEM, (Spenser) to...
bethels 17 13 BETHEL, a place of w...
betides 14 11 BETIDE, to befall, h...
betimes 15 13 BETIME, (Shakespeare...
betises 14 10 BETISE, (French) stu...
betoils 15 11 BETOIL, to weary wit...
betrays 20 12 BETRAY, to disclose...
betrims 16 13 BETRIM, to deck with...
betters 14 10 BETTER, to improve [...
betties 14 10 BETTY, a burglar's t...
bettors 14 10 BETTOR, one who bets...
beurres 14 11 BEURRE, a pear with...
bevvies 18 18 BEVVY, to engage in...
bewails 18 14 BEWAIL, to lament [v...
bewares 16 13 BEWARE, to be on one...
beweeps 18 16 BEWEEP, to weep over...
beworms 18 16 BEWORM, to cover wit...
bewraps 19 16 BEWRAP, to wrap comp...
bewrays 23 15 BEWRAY, (archaic) to...
beylics 25 16 BEYLIC, the domain o...
beyliks 23 17 BEYLIK, the domain o...
beyonds 19 14 BEYOND, the unknown,...
bezants 16 20 BEZANT, a gold coin...
bezoars 16 19 BEZOAR, a concretion...
bezzies 20 28 BEZZIE, a person's b...
bezzles 21 29 BEZZLE, to drink har...
bhagees 16 14 BHAGEE, in Indian co...
bhajans 17 22 BHAJAN, a Hindu reli...
bhajees 17 21 BHAJEE, in Indian co...
bhaktas 17 16 BHAKTA, (Sanskrit) d...
bhaktis 18 16 BHAKTI, (Sanskrit) d...
bharals 17 13 BHARAL, a blue Himal...
bhavans 17 17 BHAVAN, (India) a la...
bhawans 18 16 BHAWAN, (India) a la...
bhikhus 21 19 BHIKHU, (Pali) a ful...
bhindis 17 14 BHINDI, (Hindi) the...
bhistis 18 12 BHISTI, an Indian wa...
bhoonas 14 13 BHOONA, a dish saute...
biaches 19 15 BIACH, (slang) a bit...
bialies 15 11 BIALY, an onion roll...
biasses 14 10 BIAS, to cause to in...
bibbers 19 16 BIBBER, a tippler [n...
bibbles 20 17 BIBBLE, (English dia...
bibfuls 21 18 BIBFUL, as in to spi...
bibless 18 14 not wearing a bib [a...
bicarbs 20 16 BICARB, (short for)...
biccies 21 16 BICCY, (slang) biscu...
bichirs 21 15 BICHIR, any of vario...
bickers 19 17 BICKER, to squabble...
bickies 19 17 BICKIE, (colloquial)...
bicorns 17 14 BICORN, a hat with t...
bicrons 17 14 BICRON, one billiont...
bidders 15 12 BIDDER, one who bids...
biddies 15 12 BIDDY, a chicken or...
bidents 14 12 BIDENT, a two-pronge...
bidings 16 14 BIDING, a residence...
bifaces 19 16 BIFACE, a type of pr...
biffers 19 16 BIFFER, in sports, s...
biffies 19 16 BIFFY, (US) an outdo...
biffins 19 17 BIFFIN, a variety of...
bifidus 18 15 a genus of anaerobic...
bifolds 18 15 BIFOLD, a two-piece...
biftahs 19 15 BIFTAH, (slang) a ca...
bifters 17 13 BIFTER, (slang) a ca...
bigeyes 21 14 BIGEYE, a kind of ma...
biggies 17 14 BIGGY, a biggish thi...
biggins 17 15 BIGGIN, a child's ca...
biggons 16 15 BIGGON, a child's ca...
bigness 15 13 the state of being b...
bigoses 15 12 BIGOS, a kind of Pol...
bigwigs 21 17 BIGWIG, a important...
bikings 17 17 BIKING, the act of r...
bikinis 16 15 BIKINI, a brief two-...
bikkies 17 18 BIKKIE, (slang) a bi...
bilbies 18 14 BILBY, a burrowing m...
bilboas 17 14 BILBOA, a rapier, al...
bilboes 17 14 BILBO, a rapier, als...
bilians 15 12 BILIAN, a heavy ant-...
bilious 16 12 pertaining to bile;...
bilkers 17 15 BILKER, one who bilk...
billers 17 12 BILLER, one who bill...
billets 17 12 BILLET, to accomodat...
billies 17 12 BILLY, (Australian s...
billons 16 13 BILLON, base metal,...
billows 20 15 BILLOW, to swell up...
billyos 23 14 BILLYO, in the phras...
bimboes 17 16 BIMBO, a woman who i...
biminis 16 14 BIMINI, a kind of aw...
binders 14 12 BINDER, one who bind...
bindhis 17 14 BINDHI, (Hindi) a do...
bindles 15 13 BINDLE, the bundle i...
bingers 15 13 BINGER, someone who...
binghis 18 15 BINGHI, (Australian...
bingies 15 13 BINGY, (Australian s...
bingles 16 14 BINGLE, to style the...
bingoes 14 13 BINGO, a lottery-typ...
binious 14 12 BINIOU, a small Bret...
biodots 14 11 BIODOT, a temperatur...
biogens 14 13 BIOGEN, a hypothetic...
biomass 15 13 the total mass of li...
bionics 17 14 the study of the rep...
biopics 20 16 BIOPIC, a film telli...
biotics 18 13 the science of livin...
biotins 14 11 BIOTIN, a growth-pro...
bipacks 21 20 BIPACK, a pair of fi...
birches 20 15 BIRCH, to flog [v]
birders 15 11 BIRDER, a birdwatchi...
birdies 15 11 BIRDIE, to score one...
biremes 15 13 BIREME, an ancient g...
birkies 16 14 BIRKIE, a lively or...
birlers 16 11 BIRLER, one who birl...
birsles 16 11 BIRSLE, to scorch, t...
bisects 18 13 BISECT, to divide in...
bishops 19 15 BISHOP, to fill, or...
bismars 16 13 BISMAR, (Old Norse)...
bisques 23 20 BISQUE, (French) a r...
bissons 14 11 BISSON, to cause to...
bisters 15 10 BISTER, a pigment of...
bistres 15 10 BISTRE, a pigment of...
bistros 15 10 BISTRO, a small bar...
bitches 20 15 BITCH, to complain [...
bitings 16 13 BITING, the act of b...
bitless 16 11 not having a bit or...
bitmaps 18 16 BITMAP, to produce a...
bitsers 15 10 BITSER, (Australian...
bitters 15 10 BITTER, to make rese...
bitties 15 10 BITTIE, (Scots) a sm...
bittors 15 10 BITTOR, (Spenser) th...
bitturs 16 11 BITTUR, (Spenser) th...
bivious 17 15 (obsolete) offering...
bivvies 19 18 BIVVY, to bivouac, t...
bizones 16 20 BIZONE, a country fo...
bizzies 21 28 BIZZY, a policeman [...
bladers 15 12 BLADER, a person ska...
blagues 16 14 BLAGUE, (French) hum...
blamers 16 14 BLAMER, one who blam...
blancos 17 15 BLANCO, to whiten wi...
blashes 17 13 BLASH [n]
blazars 18 20 BLAZAR, a type of ac...
blazers 18 20 BLAZER, a light jack...
blazons 17 21 BLAZON, to read such...
blendes 14 13 BLENDE, (German) a z...
blesses 15 11 BLESS, to sanctify [...
blewits 19 14 a woodland fungus, a...
blights 20 15 BLIGHT, to cause dec...
blisses 16 11 BLISS, to experience...
blitzes 19 20 BLITZ, to wage a bom...
blondes 14 13 BLONDE, someone (fem...
blouses 15 12 BLOUSE, to puff out...
blowbys 27 19 BLOWBY, leakage of e...
blowers 18 14 BLOWER, something or...
blowies 18 14 BLOWIE, (Australian...
blowses 18 14 BLOWSE, a ruddy, fat...
blowups 21 18 BLOWUP, an enlargeme...
blowzes 21 23 BLOWZE, a ruddy, fat...
bludges 17 15 BLUDGE, (Australian...
bluings 17 15 BLUING, the process...
blunges 16 15 BLUNGE, to mix clay...
blushes 18 14 BLUSH, to become red...
boatels 14 11 BOATEL, a waterside...
boaters 13 10 BOATER, a kind of st...
boaties 13 10 BOATIE, (slang) a ro...
bobbers 18 16 BOBBER, a bobsleigh...
bobbies 18 16 BOBBY, (slang) a pol...
bobbins 18 17 BOBBIN, a thread hol...
bobbles 19 17 BOBBLE, to bob rapid...
bobcats 19 16 BOBCAT, a short-tail...
boblets 17 14 BOBLET, a two-man bo...
bobwigs 21 18 BOBWIG, a wig with s...
bocages 17 15 BOCAGE, (French) a d...
boccias 20 16 BOCCIA, an Italian b...
boccies 20 16 BOCCIE, an Italian b...
bodachs 19 16 BODACH, (Gaelic) an...
boddles 15 13 BODDLE, a former Sco...
bodegas 14 13 BODEGA, (Spanish) a...
bodgers 15 13 BODGER, a maker of b...
bodgies 15 13 BODGIE, an Australia...
bodices 17 14 BODICE, a woman's st...
bodings 15 14 BODING, an omen [n]
bodkins 15 16 BODKIN, a dagger, st...
bodrags 15 13 BODRAG, a hostile at...
boffins 18 17 BOFFIN, a scientific...
bogarts 15 12 BOGART, to monopolis...
boggers 16 14 BOGGER, (Australian...
boggles 17 15 BOGGLE, to baffle, o...
bogoaks 15 16 BOGOAK, trunks of oa...
bogongs 15 15 BOGONG, (Native Aust...
bohunks 17 18 BOHUNK, (US slang) a...
boilers 15 11 BOILER, a vessel for...
bokkens 15 19 BOKKEN, (Japanese) a...
bolases 14 11 BOLAS, (Spanish) a S...
boldens 14 13 BOLDEN, (obsolete) t...
boleros 14 11 BOLERO, (Spanish) a...
boletes 14 11 BOLETE, any fungus o...
boletus 15 12 a genus of fungi wit...
bolides 15 12 BOLIDE, a large mete...
bolines 14 12 BOLINE, in wicca, a...
bolixes 21 18 BOLIX, to make a mes...
bolsons 14 12 BOLSON, (Spanish) a...
bolters 15 11 BOLTER, a sieve, a m...
boluses 15 12 BOLUS, (Latin) a lar...
bombers 17 16 BOMBER, an aeroplane...
bommies 16 16 BOMMIE, (Australian...
bonacis 16 14 BONACI, an edible fi...
bonasus 13 12 a bison, also BONASS...
bonbons 14 15 BONBON, a confection...
bonders 13 12 BONDER, one who bond...
bonducs 17 16 BONDUC, (Arabic) the...
bongoes 13 13 BONGO, a kind of ant...
bonhams 16 16 BONHAM, (Irish) a pi...
bonings 14 14 BONING, the process...
bonisms 15 14 BONISM, the doctrine...
bonists 14 11 BONIST, one who hold...
bonitas 13 11 BONITA, a large fish...
bonitos 13 11 BONITO, a large fish...
bonkers 14 15 crazy [adj]
bonnets 12 12 BONNET, to put on a...
bonnies 12 12 BONNY, a sweetheart...
bonobos 14 14 BONOBO, a chimpanzee...
bonuses 13 12 BONUS [n]
bonxies 19 18 BONXIE, the great sk...
boobies 15 13 BOOBIE, (slang) a br...
booboos 14 13 BOOBOO, a mistake [n...
boocoos 15 13 BOOCOO, (slang) much...
boodies 13 11 BOODIE, a species of...
boodles 14 12 BOODLE, to take brib...
boogers 14 12 BOOGER, a bogeyman [...
boogeys 20 14 BOOGEY, to dance to...
boogies 14 12 BOOGIE, to dance to...
boohais 15 12 BOOHAI, as in up the...
boohoos 14 12 BOOHOO, to cry [v]
booings 14 13 BOOING, the act of s...
boojums 17 23 BOOJUM, a spiny dese...
bookers 14 14 BOOKER, one who enga...
bookies 14 14 BOOKIE, (short for)...
bookoos 13 14 BOOKOO, (slang) many...
boomers 14 13 BOOMER, a large male...
booners 12 11 BOONER, (Australian...
boongas 13 13 BOONGA, (New Zealand...
boonies 12 11 remote, undeveloped...
boordes 13 11 BOORDE, (Spenser) bo...
boorkas 14 14 BOORKA, a coverall w...
bootees 12 10 BOOTEE, a baby's soc...
booties 13 10 BOOTIE, a baby's soc...
boozers 16 19 BOOZER, (slang) a dr...
bopeeps 17 16 BOPEEP, a child's pe...
boppers 18 16 BOPPER, one who danc...
boraces 16 13 BORAX, a mineral, hy...
borages 14 12 BORAGE, a rough-stem...
boranes 12 11 BORANE, any boron hy...
borates 13 10 BORATE, to mix with...
boraxes 19 17 BORAX, a mineral, hy...
bordars 14 11 BORDAR, (historical)...
bordels 15 12 BORDEL, (archaic) a...
borders 14 11 BORDER, to be adjace...
boreens 12 11 BOREEN, (Irish) a la...
borides 14 11 BORIDE, a boron comp...
borings 15 13 BORING, an inner cav...
bornyls 21 14 BORNYL, an alcohol u...
borrows 17 13 BORROW, to obtain on...
borshts 17 12 BORSHT, (Russian) co...
borsics 18 13 BORSIC, a strong lig...
bortzes 17 19 BORTZ, diamond dust...
borzois 17 19 BORZOI, (Russian) a...
bosboks 17 17 BOSBOK, (Afrikaans)...
bosches 19 15 BOSCHE, offensive te...
boskets 15 14 BOSKET, a thicket, a...
bosques 22 20 BOSQUE, a thicket, a...
bossets 14 10 BOSSET, a rudimentar...
bossies 14 10 BOSSY, a cow [n]
bostons 13 11 BOSTON, a card game...
botches 19 15 BOTCH, to bungle [v]
bothans 15 13 BOTHAN, (Gaelic) a b...
bothers 16 12 BOTHER, to annoy [v]
bothies 16 12 BOTHY, (Scots) a hut...
botnets 13 11 BOTNET, a network of...
botties 14 10 BOTTY, (colloquial)...
bottles 15 11 BOTTLE, to enclose i...
bottoms 15 13 BOTTOM, to reach the...
boubous 16 15 BOUBOU, a long flowi...
bouches 19 16 BOUCHE, (French) the...
boucles 18 15 BOUCLE, (French) a k...
boudins 14 13 BOUDIN, a spicy Caju...
bouffes 18 17 BOUFFE, (French) a c...
bougets 15 13 BOUGET, (Spenser) a...
boughts 18 15 BOUGHT, (Spenser) a...
bougies 15 13 BOUGIE, (French) a w...
boulles 16 13 BOULLE, (French) a f...
bounces 16 15 BOUNCE, to spring ba...
bournes 13 12 BOURNE, a boundary,...
bourses 14 11 BOURSE, (French) a c...
boutons 13 12 BOUTON, an enlarged...
bovates 15 14 BOVATE, (historical)...
bovines 15 15 BOVINE, an animal of...
bovvers 18 18 BOVVER, (slang) rowd...
bowfins 19 17 BOWFIN, a voracious...
bowgets 18 15 BOWGET, (obsolete) a...
bowings 18 16 BOWING, the techniqu...
bowlegs 19 16 BOWLEG, an outwardly...
bowlers 18 14 BOWLER, a stiff felt...
bowless 18 14 being without a bow...
bowpots 19 16 BOWPOT, a pot for bo...
bowsaws 20 16 BOWSAW, a saw with a...
bowsers 17 13 BOWSER, (tradename)...
bowseys 23 15 BOWSEY, (Irish) a me...
bowsies 17 13 BOWSIE, (Irish) an i...
bowwows 23 19 BOWWOW, to bark like...
bowyers 23 15 BOWYER, a maker of a...
boxcars 23 20 BOXCAR, a roofed fre...
boxfuls 24 22 BOXFUL, as much as a...
boxings 21 20 BOXING, the sport of...
boxties 20 17 BOXTY, an Irish dish...
boyards 20 13 BOYARD, (Russian) a...
boykies 21 16 BOYKIE, (colloquial)...
braatas 13 10 (Spanish) a small po...
bracers 17 13 BRACER, an archer's...
braches 19 15 BRACH, a female hunt...
brahmas 17 15 BRAHMA, a large dome...
brairds 15 11 BRAIRD, to sprout ab...
braises 14 10 BRAISE, to cook slow...
braizes 17 19 BRAIZE, a marine fis...
braless 15 11 without a bra [adj]
branles 14 12 BRANLE, an old Frenc...
brascos 17 13 BRASCO, (Australian...
brashes 16 12 BRASH, (obsolete) to...
brasils 16 11 BRASIL, an oily, thr...
brasses 14 10 BRASS, to coat with...
bravers 16 14 BRAVER, one who brav...
bravoes 15 14 BRAVO, a hired kille...
braxies 20 17 BRAXY, a bacterial d...
brayers 20 12 BRAYER, an instrumen...
brazens 16 20 BRAZEN, to face bold...
brazers 17 19 BRAZER, one that bra...
brazils 19 20 BRAZIL, the hard red...
breares 13 10 BREARE, (Spenser) br...
breasts 14 10 BREAST, to confront...
breaths 16 12 BREATH, air inhaled...
bredies 14 11 BREDIE, (South Afric...
breeses 13 10 BREESE, (archaic) th...
breests 14 10 BREEST, (Scots) brea...
breezes 16 19 BREEZE, to move bris...
bregmas 16 15 BREGMA, (Greek) the...
brehons 15 13 BREHON, (historical)...
breists 15 10 BREIST, (Scots) brea...
brennes 12 12 BRENNE, (archaic) to...
bretons 13 11 BRETON, (French) a h...
brevets 16 14 BREVET, to confer an...
brewers 17 13 BREWER, one who brew...
briards 15 11 BRIARD, (French) a k...
bribees 16 13 BRIBEE, one who rece...
bribers 17 13 BRIBER, one who brib...
bridals 16 12 BRIDAL, a wedding [n...
bridges 16 13 BRIDGE, to connect a...
bridies 15 11 BRIDIE, (Scots) a me...
bridles 16 12 BRIDLE, to check or...
brights 19 14 BRIGHT, a light-hued...
brigues 16 13 BRIGUE, to intrigue...
brillos 17 12 BRILLO, (tradename)...
briners 14 11 BRINER, one that bri...
brinies 14 11 BRINY, the sea [n]
brisses 15 10 BRISS, (Hebrew) a Je...
broasts 14 10 BROAST, to boil and...
broches 19 15 BROCHE, a fabric sim...
brochos 19 15 BROCHO, (Hebrew) a b...
brogans 14 13 BROGAN, a strong and...
brogues 15 13 BROGUE, a strong and...
brokers 15 14 BROKER, to act as a...
brolgas 16 13 BROLGA, a large grey...
bromals 16 14 BROMAL, an oily, col...
bromids 16 14 BROMID, a bromine co...
bromins 15 14 BROMIN, a volatile l...
broncos 16 14 BRONCO, (Spanish) a...
bronzes 16 20 BRONZE, to colour br...
brooses 13 10 BROOSE, (Scots) a ra...
brothas 16 12 BROTHA, an African-A...
broughs 18 15 BROUGH, a circular t...
brouzes 17 20 BROUZE, a wedding ra...
browses 17 13 BROWSE, to look at c...
browsts 18 13 BROWST, (Scots) a br...
brucins 18 15 BRUCIN, a poisonous...
bruises 15 11 BRUISE, to injure an...
brulots 16 12 BRULOT, a biting fly...
brumous 16 15 relating to fog [adj...
brunets 14 12 BRUNET, a (male) per...
brushes 17 13 BRUSH, to touch ligh...
bruters 15 11 BRUTER, one that sha...
bubales 17 15 BUBALE, a large ante...
bubalis 18 15 a large antelope, al...
bubbies 19 17 BUBBY, (colloquial)...
bubbles 20 18 BUBBLE, to form a gl...
buckers 19 18 BUCKER, a hammer for...
buckets 19 18 BUCKET, to push forw...
buckies 19 18 BUCKIE, (Scots) a la...
buckles 20 19 BUCKLE, to bend or w...
buckoes 18 18 BUCKO, a bully [n]
buckras 19 18 BUCKRA, among West I...
budders 15 13 BUDDER, one that bud...
buddhas 17 15 BUDDHA, a statue of...
buddies 15 13 BUDDY, to become clo...
buddles 16 14 BUDDLE, to wash for...
budgers 16 14 BUDGER, one who budg...
budgets 16 14 BUDGET, to estimate...
budgies 16 14 BUDGIE, (colloquial)...
budless 16 13 without buds [adj]
buffers 19 17 BUFFER, to protect a...
buffets 19 17 BUFFET, to hit sharp...
bufties 17 14 BUFTIE, (colloquial)...
bugeyes 21 15 BUGEYE, a kind of sm...
buggans 16 16 BUGGAN, an evil spir...
buggers 17 15 BUGGER, to practise...
buggies 17 15 BUGGY, a light carri...
buggins 17 16 BUGGIN, an evil spir...
buglers 17 14 BUGLER, one who play...
buglets 17 14 BUGLET, a small bugl...
bugloss 17 14 a wild flower, with...
bugongs 16 16 BUGONG, (Native Aust...
bugouts 16 14 BUGOUT, the act of r...
bugshas 18 15 BUGSHA, a monetary u...
buhunds 17 16 BUHUND, a type of No...
buibuis 18 15 BUIBUI, a black shaw...
bukshis 19 17 BUKSHI, a paymaster,...
bulbels 19 16 BULBEL, a small bulb...
bulbils 20 16 BULBIL, a small bulb...
bulbous 18 16 bulb-shaped [adj BUL...
bulbuls 20 17 BULBUL, an Indian so...
bulgars 17 14 BULGAR, (Turkish) a...
bulgers 17 14 BULGER, a wooden gol...
bulgurs 18 15 BULGUR, (Turkish) a...
bulimus 18 16 an eating disorder i...
bulkers 17 16 BULKER, (archaic) a...
bullers 17 13 BULLER, to seethe, g...
bullets 17 13 BULLET, to move swif...
bulleys 23 15 BULLEY, a two-masted...
bullies 17 13 BULLY, to treat thre...
bullous 17 14 blistered, puckered,...
bumbags 19 19 BUMBAG, a small bag,...
bumbles 19 18 BUMBLE, to bungle, a...
bumboys 24 19 BUMBOY, a young male...
bumkins 17 19 BUMKIN, a spar proje...
bummels 18 18 BUMMEL, (German) a s...
bummers 17 17 BUMMER, a disappoint...
bummles 18 18 BUMMLE, to bungle, a...
bumpers 18 17 BUMPER, to drink bum...
bumwads 19 18 BUMWAD, a type of pa...
bunches 19 17 BUNCH, to gather tog...
buncoes 16 15 BUNCO, to practice s...
bundies 14 13 BUNDY, to clock on o...
bundles 15 14 BUNDLE, to fasten to...
bungees 14 14 BUNGEE, a strong rub...
bungers 15 14 BUNGER, (Australian...
bungeys 21 16 BUNGEY, a strong rub...
bungies 15 14 BUNGY, a strong rubb...
bungles 16 15 BUNGLE, to mismanage...
bunions 13 13 BUNION, a painful sw...
bunjees 15 21 BUNJEE, a strong rub...
bunjies 16 21 BUNJIE, a strong rub...
bunkers 15 16 BUNKER, to store in...
bunkies 15 16 BUNKIE, a small sepa...
bunkums 17 20 BUNKUM, insincere or...
bunnets 13 13 BUNNET, a bonnet, al...
bunnias 13 13 BUNNIA, (Hindi) an (...
bunnies 13 13 BUNNY, (colloquial)...
bunsens 13 13 BUNSEN, a type of ga...
buntals 15 13 BUNTAL, the straw of...
bunters 14 12 BUNTER, a female rag...
bunyips 23 17 BUNYIP, (Native Aust...
buppies 19 17 BUPPIE, a black urba...
buqshas 25 22 BUQSHA, a monetary u...
burbles 18 15 BURBLE, to speak qui...
burbots 17 14 BURBOT, a long, slen...
burdens 14 13 BURDEN, to load heav...
burdies 15 12 BURDIE, (Scots) a (s...
bureaus 14 12 BUREAU, (French) a w...
burgees 15 13 BURGEE, a small ship...
burgers 16 13 BURGER, a hamburger...
burgess 16 13 a citizen of a borou...
burgles 17 14 BURGLE, to trespass...
burgoos 15 13 BURGOO, a kind of oa...
burhels 18 14 BURHEL, a blue Himal...
burials 16 12 BURIAL, the act of b...
buriers 15 11 BURIER, one who buri...
buritis 16 11 BURITI, (Tupi) a kin...
burkers 16 15 BURKER, one that bur...
burkhas 18 17 BURKHA, an Arab woma...
burlaps 18 15 BURLAP, a coarse can...
burlers 16 12 BURLER, one who burl...
burleys 22 14 BURLEY, an American...
burners 14 12 BURNER, one that bur...
burnets 14 12 BURNET, a moth of th...
burnies 14 12 BURNIE, (Scots) a sm...
burnous 14 13 a hooded cloak worn...
burpees 16 14 BURPEE, a type of ph...
burrels 16 12 BURREL, (Hindi) a Hi...
burrers 15 11 BURRER, one that bur...
burrows 18 14 BURROW, to dig a hol...
bursars 15 11 BURSAR, a person who...
burtons 14 12 BURTON, a light hand...
busbars 17 14 BUSBAR, an electric...
busbies 17 14 BUSBY, a fur hat wit...
busboys 23 16 BUSBOY, an assistant...
buseras 14 11 BUSERA, a Ugandan al...
bushels 18 14 BUSHEL, to mend or a...
bushers 17 13 BUSHER, a minor leag...
bushies 17 13 BUSHIE, one who live...
bushwas 20 16 BUSHWA, nonsense, al...
busings 16 14 BUSING, the act of t...
buskers 16 15 BUSKER, a street ent...
buskets 16 15 BUSKET, (Spenser) a...
buskins 16 16 BUSKIN, a thick-sole...
bustees 14 11 BUSTEE, (Hindi) in I...
busters 15 11 BUSTER, a horse-brea...
bustics 19 14 BUSTIC, a species of...
bustles 16 12 BUSTLE, to move nois...
butanes 13 12 BUTANE, a hydrocarbo...
butches 20 16 BUTCH, a lesbian wit...
butenes 13 12 BUTENE, any one of t...
butlers 16 12 BUTLER, to act as a...
buttals 16 12 boundary lines [n]
butters 15 11 BUTTER, to spread wi...
butties 15 11 BUTTY, a fellow work...
buttles 16 12 BUTTLE, to act as a...
buttons 14 12 BUTTON, to fasten wi...
buyings 22 16 BUYING, the act of p...
buyoffs 25 19 BUYOFF, the act of b...
buyouts 21 14 BUYOUT, the buying o...
buzukis 20 25 BUZUKI, a Greek stri...
buzzers 21 29 BUZZER, an apparatus...
byelaws 24 16 BYELAW, the law of a...
bygones 20 15 BYGONE, something be...
bylanes 20 14 BYLANE, a side lane...
bylines 21 14 BYLINE, to write giv...
bynames 20 16 BYNAME, a secondary...
bypaths 25 17 BYPATH, a secluded o...
byplays 30 18 BYPLAY, action subor...
byrlaws 25 16 BYRLAW, (archaic) a...
byrnies 20 13 BYRNIE, (historical)...
byroads 20 13 BYROAD, a side road...
byrooms 21 15 BYROOM, a private ro...
bytalks 23 17 BYTALK, small talk [...
bywords 24 16 BYWORD, a well known...
byworks 25 19 BYWORK, work done du...
byzants 23 22 BYZANT, a gold coin...
cabalas 17 14 CABALA, a Jewish doc...
cabanas 15 14 CABANA, (Spanish) a...
cabbies 19 16 CABBY, (colloquial)...
cablers 18 14 CABLER, one that sup...
cablets 18 14 CABLET, a little cab...
cabries 17 13 CABRIE, a pronghorn...
cabrios 17 13 CABRIO, a kind of tw...
cabrits 18 13 CABRIT, a pronghorn...
cachets 20 15 CACHET, to print a d...
cachous 20 16 CACHOU, a resin used...
cackles 20 18 CACKLE, to make the...
cacoons 16 14 CACOON, the large se...
cadagas 15 13 CADAGA, an Australia...
cadagis 16 13 CADAGI, an Australia...
caddies 15 12 CADDY, to serve as a...
caddyss 22 14 (Shakespeare) a wors...
cadgers 16 13 CADGER, a scrounger;...
cadrans 14 12 an instrument used i...
caduacs 18 15 CADUAC, (obsolete) a...
caeomas 14 13 CAEOMA, a spore-form...
caesars 14 10 CAESAR, a Caesarean...
caestus 15 11 a hand covering for...
cafards 17 14 CAFARD, (French) sev...
cafilas 18 14 CAFILA, (Arabic) a c...
caftans 16 14 CAFTAN, a full-lengt...
cagmags 18 17 CAGMAG, to chat idly...
cagouls 17 14 CAGOUL, a light anor...
cahiers 17 12 CAHIER, (French) a n...
cahoots 16 12 CAHOOT, partnership;...
cahouns 16 14 CAHOUN, (Spanish) a...
cailles 17 12 CAILLE, (French) in...
caimacs 19 16 CAIMAC, (Turkish) a...
caimans 15 14 CAIMAN, the South Am...
caiques 23 20 CAIQUE, (French) a l...
cajoles 17 20 CAJOLE, to persuade...
cajones 15 20 CAJON, (Spanish) a s...
cakings 17 17 CAKING, the act of c...
calalus 17 13 CALALU, a soup made...
calamus 17 15 (Latin) a quill or r...
calcars 19 14 CALCAR, (Latin) a sp...
calends 15 13 the first day of the...
calesas 15 11 CALESA, (French) a l...
calices 19 14 CALIX, (Latin) a cup...
calicos 19 14 CALICO, a brightly p...
caligos 17 13 CALIGO, a reduction...
calimas 17 14 CALIMA, (Spanish) a...
caliphs 21 16 CALIPH, (Arabic) an...
calixes 22 18 CALIX, (Latin) a cup...
calkers 17 15 CALKER, a pointed pi...
calkins 17 16 CALKIN, a pointed pi...
callais 17 12 (Greek) a green ston...
callans 16 13 CALLAN, (Scots) a bo...
callees 16 12 CALLEE, a computer f...
callers 17 12 CALLER, one that cal...
callets 17 12 CALLET, (Shakespeare...
callops 19 15 CALLOP, an Australia...
callous 17 13 unfeeling [adj CALLO...
callows 20 15 CALLOW, an alluvial...
calpacs 21 17 CALPAC, a triangular...
calques 24 21 CALQUE, to process t...
calthas 18 13 CALTHA, (Latin) a ge...
calvers 18 15 CALVER, to prepare f...
calyces 25 16 CALYX, the outer pro...
calyxes 28 20 CALYX, the outer pro...
camails 17 14 CAMAIL, a neck guard...
camases 15 13 CAMAS, (Native Ameri...
cambers 18 16 CAMBER, to arch slig...
cameras 15 13 CAMERA, an apparatus...
cameses 15 13 CAMESE, a loose shir...
camions 15 14 CAMION, (French) a f...
camisas 16 13 CAMISA, (Arabic) a l...
camises 16 13 CAMISE, (Arabic) a l...
camlets 17 14 CAMLET, a strong wat...
cammies 17 16 CAMMIE, a webcam awa...
camotes 15 13 CAMOTE, a type of sw...
campers 18 16 CAMPER, one who live...
camples 19 17 CAMPLE, to wrangle [...
camuses 16 14 CAMUS, a type of rob...
canadas 13 12 CANADA, (Spanish) a...
canapes 15 14 CANAPE, (French) a s...
canards 14 12 CANARD, (French) a f...
cancans 16 15 CANCAN, a high-kicki...
cancels 18 15 CANCEL, to cause not...
cancers 17 14 CANCER, a malignant...
canchas 19 16 CANCHA, a court for...
candids 15 13 CANDID, an unposed p...
candies 14 12 CANDIE, a South Indi...
candles 15 13 CANDLE, to examine e...
candors 14 12 CANDOR, frankness, s...
canfuls 18 16 CANFUL, as much as a...
cangles 16 14 CANGLE, (Scots) to w...
cangues 15 14 CANGUE, (Portuguese)...
canines 13 12 CANINE, a dogtooth [...
canings 15 14 CANING, a beating wi...
cankers 15 15 CANKER, to affect wi...
cankles 16 16 CANKLE, (slang) an o...
cannels 14 13 CANNEL, a type of du...
canners 13 12 CANNER, one that can...
cannons 12 13 CANNON, to collide w...
canoers 13 11 CANOER, one who trav...
canolas 14 12 CANOLA, edible oil f...
cantals 15 12 CANTAL, a hard chees...
cantars 14 11 CANTAR, a Turkish un...
canters 14 11 CANTER, to ride a ho...
canthus 17 14 a corner of the eye...
cantles 15 12 CANTLE, to break a p...
cantons 13 12 CANTON, to divide in...
cantors 14 11 CANTOR, a singer; es...
canulas 15 13 CANULA, a tube inser...
canvass 16 15 to examine thoroughl...
canyons 19 14 CANYON, a deep gorge...
capexes 22 20 CAPEX, (short for) c...
capfuls 21 18 CAPFUL, as much as a...
capizes 20 22 CAPIZ, the transluce...
capless 18 14 without a cap [adj]
caplets 18 14 CAPLET, (tradename)...
caplins 18 15 CAPLIN, a small mari...
capotes 16 13 CAPOTE, (French) a l...
cappers 19 16 CAPPER, one whose bu...
caprids 18 14 CAPRID, a member of...
capsids 18 14 CAPSID, the outer sh...
captans 16 14 CAPTAN, a type of ag...
captors 17 13 CAPTOR, one who take...
caracks 19 17 CARACK, a type of me...
caracts 18 13 CARACT, (Shakespeare...
carafes 16 13 CARAFE, (French) a g...
carates 14 10 CARATE, a tropical s...
carbies 17 13 CARBY, (Australian)...
carbons 16 14 CARBON, a nonmetalli...
carboys 23 15 CARBOY, a large gree...
carcass 18 13 to put a framework o...
carcels 19 14 CARCEL, (French) a F...
carders 15 11 CARDER, one that doe...
cardias 15 11 CARDIA, an opening o...
cardies 15 11 CARDY, (short for) a...
cardios 15 11 CARDIO, (short for)...
cardons 14 12 CARDON, a variety of...
carduus 16 13 (Shakespeare) a this...
careens 13 11 CAREEN, to turn (a s...
careers 14 10 CAREER, to go at ful...
caremes 15 13 CAREME, (French) len...
carfuls 19 15 CARFUL, as much as a...
cargoes 15 12 CARGO, to load, weig...
carhops 19 15 CARHOP, to work as a...
caribes 17 13 CARIBE, (Spanish) a...
carices 18 13 CAREX, a genus of pl...
carinas 14 11 CARINA, a keel-shape...
carings 16 13 CARING, the act of c...
carious 15 11 of teeth, affected w...
caritas 15 10 love for all people...
carless 16 11 without a car [adj]
carlins 16 12 CARLIN, (Scots) an o...
carlots 16 11 CARLOT, (Shakespeare...
carnals 15 12 CARNAL, to act carna...
carnets 14 11 CARNET, (French) a c...
carneys 20 13 CARNEY, to coax, als...
carnies 14 11 CARNIE [v]
carolus 16 12 a former English gol...
carpals 18 14 CARPAL, a bone in th...
carpels 18 14 CARPEL, a single fem...
carpers 17 13 CARPER, one who carp...
carpets 17 13 CARPET, to cover a f...
carrats 15 10 CARRAT, a unit of we...
carrels 16 11 CARREL, a desk for p...
carries 15 10 CARRY, to convey fro...
carroms 16 13 CARROM, to collide w...
carrots 15 10 CARROT, a root veget...
carseys 21 12 CARSEY, (slang) a la...
cartels 16 11 CARTEL, (French) a m...
carters 15 10 CARTER, one who driv...
cartons 14 11 CARTON, to pack in a...
carvels 18 15 CARVEL, a small ligh...
carvers 17 14 CARVER, one that car...
carvies 17 14 CARVY, a herb used i...
casabas 16 13 CASABA, a variety of...
casavas 16 14 CASAVA, a tropical p...
casbahs 19 15 CASBAH, the old sect...
caseins 14 11 CASEIN, a milk prote...
caseous 14 11 cheese-like [adj]
caserns 14 11 CASERN, a barracks f...
cashaws 20 15 CASHAW, a variety of...
cashews 20 15 CASHEW, a large tree...
cashoos 16 12 CASHOO, a resin used...
casings 16 13 CASING, a protective...
casinos 14 11 CASINO, a gambling r...
casitas 15 10 CASITA, a small hous...
caskets 16 14 CASKET, to place in...
casques 23 20 CASQUE, a helmet [n]
cassias 15 10 CASSIA, a relative o...
cassies 15 10 CASSIE, a thorny shr...
casters 15 10 CASTER, a small soli...
castles 16 11 CASTLE, to make a ce...
castors 15 10 CASTOR, a small soli...
casuals 16 12 CASUAL, one who work...
catalos 15 11 CATALO, a cross betw...
catches 20 15 CATCH, to capture af...
catcons 17 14 CATCON, short for ca...
catenas 13 11 CATENA, (Latin) a ch...
catguts 17 13 CATGUT, the intestin...
cations 14 11 CATION, a positively...
catkins 16 15 CATKIN, a crowded sp...
catlins 16 12 CATLIN, a surgical k...
catnaps 16 14 CATNAP, to take a sh...
catneps 16 14 CATNEP, a mint-like...
catnips 17 14 CATNIP, a mint-like...
catsups 18 14 CATSUP, a spicy toma...
catties 15 10 CATTIE, an Asian uni...
caudles 16 13 CAUDLE, to give a ca...
caukers 16 15 CAUKER, a big lie, a...
causals 16 12 CAUSAL, a word expre...
causers 15 11 CAUSER, one who caus...
causeys 21 13 CAUSEY, a causeway,...
cautels 16 12 CAUTEL, (Shakespeare...
cauters 15 11 CAUTER, a hot iron f...
caveats 16 14 CAVEAT, to enter a t...
caverns 16 15 CAVERN, to hollow ou...
caviars 17 14 CAVIAR, the roe of s...
caviers 17 14 CAVIER, (obsolete) s...
cavings 18 17 CAVING, the sport of...
cavorts 17 14 CAVORT, to prance, c...
cawings 19 16 CAWING, the sound ro...
cawkers 19 17 CAWKER, a pointed pi...
caymans 21 16 CAYMAN, the South Am...
cayuses 21 13 CAYUSE, an Indian po...
ceboids 17 14 CEBOID, one of a fam...
cecitis 19 13 a caecum inflammatio...
cedulas 16 13 CEDULA, (Spanish) a...
ceilers 16 11 CEILER, one that cei...
celiacs 19 14 CELIAC, one that has...
cellars 17 12 CELLAR, to store in...
cembras 18 16 CEMBRA, the Swiss st...
cements 15 14 CEMENT, to bind firm...
cenotes 13 11 CENOTE, a deep natur...
censers 14 11 CENSER, a vessel for...
censors 14 11 CENSOR, to delete a...
centals 15 12 CENTAL, a weight of...
centers 14 11 CENTER, to place at...
centres 14 11 CENTRE, to make cent...
centums 16 15 CENTUM, (Latin) a hu...
cepages 17 15 CEPAGE, the grape va...
cerates 14 10 CERATE, a stiff oint...
cereals 15 11 CEREAL, food made fr...
cereous 14 11 waxy [adj]
ceriphs 20 15 CERIPH, a line used...
cerises 15 10 CERISE, a colour, de...
cerites 15 10 CERITE, a hydrous si...
ceriums 17 14 CERIUM, a metallic c...
cermets 16 13 CERMET, a strong all...
ceroons 13 11 CEROON, a crate or h...
ceruses 15 11 CERUSE, white lead,...
cervids 18 15 CERVID, a member of...
cesious 15 11 having a bluish coat...
cesiums 17 14 CESIUM, a metallic e...
cessers 15 10 CESSER, a type of le...
cestuis 16 11 CESTUI [n]
cesuras 15 11 CESURA, a pause in a...
cesures 15 11 CESURE, (Spenser) a...
cetanes 13 11 CETANE, a colourless...
chablis 21 16 (French) a white win...
chabuks 21 20 CHABUK, a type of ho...
chacmas 21 18 CHACMA, (Hottentot)...
chacoes 19 15 CHACO, (Hungarian) t...
chadars 17 13 CHADAR, the large ve...
chadors 17 13 CHADOR, the large ve...
chafers 19 15 CHAFER, any of sever...
chagans 17 15 CHAGAN, an early for...
chaines 16 13 CHAINE, (French) in...
chaises 17 12 CHAISE, (French) a l...
chakras 18 16 CHAKRA, (Sanskrit) i...
chalahs 20 15 CHALAH, (Hebrew) a l...
chalans 17 14 CHALAN [n]
chalehs 20 15 CHALEH, (Hebrew) a l...
chalets 18 13 CHALET, a type of wo...
challas 19 14 CHALLA, (Hebrew) a l...
challis 20 14 a soft lightweight s...
chamois 18 15 a soft leather, also...
chances 19 16 CHANCE, to risk [v]
changes 17 15 CHANGE, to make or b...
chaoses 16 12 CHAOS, a state of to...
chapels 20 16 CHAPEL, a place of C...
chapess 19 15 a female chap, also...
chapkas 20 19 CHAPKA, (Polish) a P...
charets 17 12 CHARET, (Spenser) a...
charges 18 14 CHARGE, to make an a...
charkas 18 16 CHARKA, a spinning w...
charros 17 12 CHARRO, (Spanish) a...
chartas 17 12 CHARTA, a charter, a...
chasers 17 12 CHASER, one that cha...
chasses 17 12 CHASSE, to perform a...
chassis 18 12 (French) the structu...
chatons 16 13 CHATON, (French) the...
chattas 17 12 CHATTA, (Hindi) an u...
chattis 18 12 CHATTI, (Hindi) an e...
chaufes 19 16 CHAUFE, (Spenser) to...
chauffs 22 19 CHAUFF, (Spenser) to...
chaunts 17 14 CHAUNT, to sing, als...
chawers 20 15 CHAWER, one who chaw...
chazans 19 22 CHAZAN, (Hebrew) a c...
cheapos 18 15 CHEAPO, (colloquial)...
chebecs 22 18 CHEBEC, a small bird...
cheders 17 13 CHEDER, (Hebrew) a r...
cheeros 16 12 CHEERO, goodbye, als...
cheeses 16 12 CHEESE, to stop it [...
chegoes 17 14 CHEGOE, a small trop...
chemics 22 18 CHEMIC, to treat wit...
chenars 16 13 CHENAR, the oriental...
chenets 16 13 CHENET, an andiron,...
cheques 25 22 CHEQUE, a written or...
cherubs 20 16 CHERUB, an angel [n]
cherups 20 16 CHERUP, to chirp, al...
chesils 19 13 CHESIL, shingle, gra...
chesses 17 12 CHESS, a game of ski...
chetahs 19 14 CHETAH, a swift-runn...
chevens 18 17 CHEVEN, a fish, the...
chevets 19 16 CHEVET, (French) the...
chevies 19 16 CHEVY, to chase abou...
chevins 19 17 CHEVIN, a fish, the...
chevres 19 16 CHEVRE, a cheese mad...
chewers 20 15 CHEWER, one who chew...
chewets 20 15 CHEWET, (obsolete) a...
chewies 20 15 CHEWIE, (Australian...
chiacks 22 19 CHIACK, (Australian...
chiasms 19 15 CHIASM, a commissure...
chibols 21 16 CHIBOL, a variety of...
chichas 23 17 CHICHA, an orange-re...
chiches 23 17 CHICH, the chickpea...
chichis 24 17 CHICHI, elaborate or...
chicles 22 16 CHICLE, the coagulat...
chicons 20 16 CHICON, the shoot of...
chicots 21 15 CHICOT, a handsome t...
chiders 18 13 CHIDER, one who chid...
chields 19 14 CHIELD, (Scots) a ma...
chiggas 20 16 CHIGGA, (Australian...
chigoes 18 14 CHIGOE, a small trop...
chigres 19 14 CHIGRE, a small trop...
chikors 19 16 CHIKOR, an Indian pa...
childes 19 14 CHILDE, a youth of g...
chilies 19 13 CHILI, the (dried) r...
chillis 21 14 CHILLI, a hot pepper...
chimars 19 15 CHIMAR, a loose slee...
chimers 19 15 CHIMER, a loose slee...
chimlas 20 16 CHIMLA, a chimney, a...
chinars 17 13 CHINAR, the oriental...
chinois 17 13 (French) a cone-shap...
chinses 17 13 CHINSE, to fill in t...
chirres 18 12 CHIRRE, to chirp lik...
chisels 19 13 CHISEL, to use a cut...
chitals 19 13 CHITAL, a kind of In...
chitins 18 13 CHITIN, the main com...
chitons 17 13 CHITON, a tunic worn...
chivies 20 16 CHIVY, to chase abou...
chizzes 24 30 CHIZZ, to swindle, a...
chlamys 26 18 (Greek) a horseman's...
chochos 22 17 CHOCHO, the fruit of...
chockos 21 19 CHOCKO, (Australian...
choices 20 15 CHOICE, the thing ch...
chokers 18 16 CHOKER, a close-fitt...
chokeys 24 18 CHOKEY, (slang) pris...
chokies 18 16 CHOKY, a prison [n]
chokras 18 16 CHOKRA, (Hindi) a bo...
chokris 19 16 CHOKRI, (Hindi) a gi...
cholers 18 13 CHOLER, anger, irasc...
chollas 19 14 CHOLLA, a treelike c...
chooses 16 12 CHOOSE, to select by...
chopins 19 16 CHOPIN, a high clog...
chorals 18 13 CHORAL, a simple har...
choreas 16 12 CHOREA, St. Vitus's...
chorees 16 12 CHOREE, (Greek) a tr...
choreus 17 13 (Greek) a trochee, a...
choughs 21 17 CHOUGH, a kind of ja...
chouses 17 13 CHOUSE, to swindle,...
chowris 21 15 CHOWRI, (Hindi) a wh...
chowses 20 15 CHOWSE, to swindle,...
chrisms 20 15 CHRISM, a consecrate...
chromas 18 15 CHROMA, quality of c...
chromes 18 15 CHROME, to plate wit...
chromos 18 15 CHROMO, (short for)...
chukars 19 17 CHUKAR, an Indian pa...
chukkas 20 21 CHUKKA, (Hindi) a pe...
chukors 19 17 CHUKOR, (Hindi) an I...
chuppas 22 19 CHUPPA, a Jewish wed...
churros 18 13 CHURRO, a Spanish do...
churrus 19 14 (Hindi) the resinous...
chyacks 28 21 CHYACK, (Australian...
chylous 25 16 consisting of, or si...
chymics 29 20 CHYMIC, (obsolete) a...
chymous 25 18 of or pertaining to...
chypres 26 17 CHYPRE, (French) a m...
cicadas 18 14 CICADA, a winged ins...
cicalas 19 14 CICALA, a winged ins...
ciceros 18 13 CICERO, a printing m...
cicutas 19 14 CICUTA, (Latin) the...
cidaris 16 11 (Latin) the royal ti...
cierges 16 12 CIERGE, a large wax...
ciggies 18 14 CIGGIE, (slang) ciga...
cilices 20 14 CILICE, a haircloth...
cimices 20 16 CIMEX, (Latin) a bed...
cimiers 17 13 CIMIER, (French) the...
cinches 20 16 CINCH, to bind firml...
cinders 15 12 CINDER, to reduce to...
cinemas 15 14 CINEMA, a motion-pic...
cineols 15 12 CINEOL, a liquid use...
cinques 23 21 CINQUE, the number f...
ciphers 20 15 CIPHER, to work at a...
circars 19 13 CIRCAR, (Urdu) the s...
circles 20 14 CIRCLE, to revolve a...
cirques 24 20 CIRQUE, a bowl-shape...
cirrous 16 11 having a cirrus [adj...
ciscoes 18 13 CISCO, a North Ameri...
cissies 16 10 CISSY, an effeminate...
cithers 18 12 CITHER, a pear-shape...
citolas 16 11 CITOLA, a pear-shape...
citoles 16 11 CITOLE, a pear-shape...
citrals 17 11 CITRAL, a lemon flav...
citrins 16 11 CITRIN, the water-so...
citrons 15 11 CITRON, the fruit of...
citrous 16 11 pertaining to a citr...
civisms 20 17 CIVISM, good citizen...
civvies 20 18 CIVVY, (short for) a...
claches 21 16 CLACH, to kill by st...
clamors 17 14 CLAMOR, to make a lo...
claques 24 21 CLAQUE, a group of h...
clarets 16 11 CLARET, to drink a r...
claries 16 11 CLARY, any plant of...
claroes 15 11 CLARO, a light-colou...
clashes 18 13 CLASH, to meet in op...
classes 16 11 CLASS, to classify [...
classis 17 11 a division according...
clauses 16 12 CLAUSE, a part of a...
clavers 18 15 CLAVER, (Scots) to g...
clavies 18 15 CLAVIE, a tar barrel...
clawers 19 14 CLAWER, one who claw...
claxons 21 19 CLAXON, a low-pitche...
cleaves 17 15 CLEAVE, to split [v]
cleeves 17 15 CLEEVE, (dialect) a...
cleomes 16 14 CLEOME, an aromatic...
clerics 20 14 CLERIC, a member of...
clerids 17 12 CLERID, a predatory...
cleuchs 22 17 CLEUCH, (Scots) a ra...
cleughs 20 16 CLEUGH, (Scots) a ra...
cliches 22 16 CLICHE, a stereotype...
clients 16 12 CLIENT, a customer [...
clinics 20 15 CLINIC, a medical fa...
cliques 25 21 CLIQUE, to form an e...
clitics 21 14 CLITIC, a word whose...
clivers 19 15 an annual herb, goos...
clivias 19 15 CLIVIA, a leek-like...
cloacas 18 14 CLOACA, (Latin) the...
cloches 21 16 CLOCHE, (French) a l...
cloners 15 12 CLONER, one who clon...
cloques 24 21 CLOQUE, (French) a f...
closers 16 11 CLOSER, one who, or...
closets 16 11 CLOSET, to enclose i...
clothes 18 13 CLOTHE, to provide w...
cloughs 20 16 CLOUGH, a ravine, al...
clovers 18 15 CLOVER, any papilion...
clusias 17 12 CLUSIA, any member o...
clypeus 25 17 a shield-like struct...
coaches 19 15 COACH, to tutor or t...
coadies 14 11 COADY, a sauce made...
coaitas 14 10 COAITA, a type of sp...
coalers 15 11 COALER, a ship that...
coatees 13 10 COATEE, a small coat...
coaters 14 10 COATER, a worker, ma...
coaxers 20 17 COAXER, one who coax...
cobaeas 15 13 COBAEA, one of a fam...
cobalts 18 14 COBALT, a metallic e...
cobbers 19 16 COBBER, (Australian...
cobbles 20 17 COBBLE, to mend [v]
cobnuts 17 15 COBNUT, a large roun...
coburgs 19 16 COBURG, (German) a t...
cobwebs 22 19 COBWEB, to cover wit...
cocains 17 14 COCAIN, a narcotic,...
coccids 22 17 COCCID, a kind of in...
coccous 21 17 relating to a coccus...
cochins 20 16 COCHIN, a large vari...
cockers 19 17 COCKER, to pamper; t...
cockets 19 17 COCKET, an official...
cockies 19 17 COCKY, an Australian...
cockles 20 18 COCKLE, to wrinkle [...
cockups 22 21 COCKUP, a turned-up...
cocoons 16 14 COCOON, to wrap tigh...
codders 15 12 CODDER, a cod fisher...
coddles 16 13 CODDLE, to pamper [v...
codeias 14 11 CODEIA, a narcotic a...
codeins 14 12 CODEIN, a narcotic a...
codexes 20 18 CODEX, (Latin) a boo...
codgers 16 13 CODGER, an old man [...
codices 18 14 CODEX, (Latin) a boo...
codings 16 14 CODING, the act of c...
codists 16 11 CODIST, a codifier;...
codlins 16 13 CODLIN, an unripe ap...
coedits 15 11 COEDIT, to edit toge...
coeloms 16 14 COELOM, a body cavit...
coempts 18 16 COEMPT, to buy up th...
coerces 17 13 COERCE, to compel by...
coevals 17 15 COEVAL, a person of...
coffees 18 16 COFFEE, a powder mad...
coffers 19 16 COFFER, to put in a...
coffins 19 17 COFFIN, to put in a...
coffles 20 17 COFFLE, to chain sla...
coggers 17 14 COGGER, a flatterer...
coggies 17 14 COGGIE, (Scots) a sm...
coggles 18 15 COGGLE, to wobble [v...
cogitos 16 12 COGITO, a philosophi...
cognacs 18 16 COGNAC, (French) a k...
cogways 25 17 COGWAY, a railway op...
coheads 16 13 COHEAD, to head join...
coheirs 17 12 COHEIR, a joint heir...
coheres 16 12 COHERE, to stick tog...
cohorns 16 13 COHORN, (Dutch) a sm...
cohorts 17 12 COHORT, one of ten d...
cohosts 17 12 COHOST, to host join...
cohunes 16 14 COHUNE, (Spanish) a...
coiffes 19 16 COIFFE, to put the h...
coignes 15 13 COIGNE, to secure wi...
coilers 16 11 COILER, one who coil...
coiners 14 11 COINER, one who coin...
cojoins 16 20 COJOIN, (Shakespeare...
cojones 15 20 (Spanish) bull's tes...
cokeses 15 14 COKES, a simpleton [...
cokings 17 17 COKING, the act of m...
colbies 18 14 COLBY, a type of mil...
coldies 16 12 COLDIE, (colloquial)...
coleads 15 12 COLEAD, to lead join...
colitis 17 11 inflammation of the...
collars 17 12 COLLAR, to provide w...
collets 17 12 COLLET, to set a gem...
collies 17 12 COLLIE, any of sever...
collins 17 13 an alcoholic beverag...
collops 19 15 COLLOP, a small port...
colobus 18 15 a long tailed monkey...
colones 14 12 COLONE, (Spanish) a...
colonus 15 13 a freeborn serf [n C...
colours 16 12 COLOUR, to paint, al...
coltans 15 12 COLTAN, a metallic o...
colters 16 11 COLTER, a blade on a...
colugos 17 14 COLUGO, a flying lem...
columns 17 16 COLUMN, a vertical c...
colures 16 12 COLURE, a celestial...
comakes 16 17 COMAKE, to serve as...
comarbs 18 16 COMARB, (historical)...
comarts 16 13 COMART, (Shakespeare...
comates 15 13 COMATE, (Shakespeare...
combats 18 16 COMBAT, to fight aga...
combers 18 16 COMBER, one that com...
combies 18 16 COMBI, a vessel or v...
combles 19 17 COMBLE, (French) the...
comedos 15 14 COMEDO, a skin blemi...
comfits 19 16 COMFIT, a sweet; a s...
comices 19 16 COMICE, (French) a v...
comings 17 16 COMING, arrival or a...
commers 17 16 COMMER, (archaic) a...
commies 17 16 COMMIE, (colloquial)...
commits 18 16 COMMIT, to perpetrat...
commons 16 17 COMMON, to share [v]
commots 17 16 COMMOT, an early Eng...
compass 18 16 to surround or enclo...
compels 19 17 COMPEL, to force [v]
compers 18 16 COMPER, a person who...
compots 18 16 COMPOT, (French) fru...
comsats 16 13 COMSAT, (short for)...
comuses 16 14 COMUS, (Latin) a rev...
conatus 14 12 (Latin) a natural im...
conchas 19 16 CONCHA, the outer ea...
conches 19 16 CONCHE, to knead and...
conchos 19 16 CONCHO, an ornamenta...
concurs 18 15 CONCUR, to concur [v...
concuss 18 15 to injure the brain...
conders 14 12 CONDER, a person who...
condies 14 12 CONDIE, a covered dr...
condoes 13 12 CONDO, (short for) a...
condoms 15 15 CONDOM, a prophylact...
condors 14 12 CONDOR, a coin of Ch...
confabs 18 17 CONFAB, to converse,...
confers 16 14 CONFER, to bestow [v...
confess 16 14 to admit or disclose...
confits 17 14 CONFIT, a sweet; a s...
congees 14 13 CONGEE [v]
congers 15 13 CONGER, a kind of ma...
congius 16 14 (Latin) an ancient u...
congoes 14 13 CONGO, a kind of bla...
congous 15 14 CONGOU, a kind of bl...
conimas 15 14 CONIMA, the fragrant...
conines 13 12 CONINE, a liquid, hi...
coniums 16 15 CONIUM, a poisonous...
conjees 15 20 CONJEE, to starch wi...
conkers 15 15 CONKER, a horse-ches...
conners 13 12 CONNER, a kind of wr...
connies 13 12 CONNIE, a tram or bu...
connors 13 12 CONNOR, a kind of wr...
conoids 14 12 CONOID, anything lik...
consols 15 12 CONSOL, a government...
consuls 16 13 CONSUL, an official...
contras 14 11 CONTRA, a Nicaraguan...
conures 14 12 CONURE, a tropical f...
conveys 22 17 CONVEY, to transport...
convoys 22 17 CONVOY, to accompany...
cooches 19 15 COOCH, a sinuous dan...
cooings 15 13 COOING, a cooing noi...
cookers 15 14 COOKER, one that coo...
cookeys 21 16 COOKEY, a small flat...
cookies 15 14 COOKIE, a small flat...
coolers 15 11 COOLER, (colloquial)...
coolies 15 11 COOLIE, (historical)...
coolths 18 13 COOLTH, the state of...
coombes 17 16 COOMBE, a short deep...
coopers 16 13 COOPER, to make barr...
coories 14 10 COORIE, (Scots) to n...
coosens 13 11 COOSEN, to cheat, al...
coosers 14 10 COOSER, a stallion,...
coosins 14 11 COOSIN, to cheat, al...
cooters 14 10 COOTER, a kind of tu...
cooties 14 10 COOTIE, (US slang) a...
copalms 19 17 COPALM, a hardwood t...
copecks 21 20 COPECK, a Russian mo...
copiers 17 13 COPIER, one that cop...
copings 18 16 COPING, the covering...
copious 17 14 abundant [adj COPIOU...
copitas 17 13 COPITA, (Spanish) a...
coplots 18 14 COPLOT, to plot toge...
copouts 17 14 COPOUT, a backing ou...
coppers 19 16 COPPER, to cover wit...
coppies 19 16 COPPY, a small stool...
coppins 19 17 COPPIN, a cop of thr...
copples 20 17 COPPLE, (obsolete) a...
coppras 19 16 COPPRA, dried coconu...
coprahs 19 15 COPRAH, dried coconu...
copters 17 13 COPTER, (short for)...
copulas 18 15 COPULA, something wh...
coquets 23 20 COQUET, to flirt, al...
corbans 16 14 CORBAN, (Hebrew) any...
corbels 18 14 CORBEL, to provide a...
corbies 17 13 CORBY, a raven, a cr...
corcass 18 13 in Ireland, a salt-m...
corders 15 11 CORDER, a person who...
cordons 14 12 CORDON, to form a ba...
corious 15 11 having a leathery ap...
coriums 17 14 CORIUM, a leather ar...
corkers 16 14 CORKER, one that cor...
corkirs 17 14 CORKIR, a lichen use...
cormels 17 14 CORMEL, a small corm...
cormous 16 14 producing corms [adj...
corneas 13 11 CORNEA, a transparen...
cornels 15 12 CORNEL, a hardwood t...
corners 14 11 CORNER, to gain cont...
cornets 14 11 CORNET, a trumpet-li...
coronas 13 11 CORONA, a luminous c...
coronis 14 11 in Greek grammar, a...
corozos 17 19 COROZO, (Spanish) a...
corpses 17 13 CORPSE, to forget on...
corrals 16 11 CORRAL, to place liv...
correas 14 10 CORREA, an Australia...
corries 15 10 CORRIE, a deep basin...
corsacs 18 13 CORSAC, an Asian fox...
corsets 15 10 CORSET, to fit with...
corseys 21 12 CORSEY, (dialect) a...
cortins 15 11 CORTIN, an adrenal e...
corvees 16 14 CORVEE, (French) lab...
corvets 17 14 CORVET, of a horse,...
corvids 18 15 CORVID, a member of...
corylus 23 14 a deciduous nut-bear...
corymbs 25 18 CORYMB, a type of fl...
coryzas 24 21 CORYZA, a head cold...
cosechs 20 15 COSECH, a hyperbolic...
coshers 17 12 COSHER, to pamper, c...
cosiers 15 10 COSIER, (Shakespeare...
cosigns 16 13 COSIGN, to sign join...
cosines 14 11 COSINE, a trigonomet...
cosmeas 15 13 COSMEA, a plant of t...
cosmids 17 14 COSMID, a large plas...
cosmins 16 14 COSMIN, a hard subst...
cossets 15 10 COSSET, to fondle or...
cossies 15 10 COSSIE, (Australian...
costals 16 11 COSTAL, a rib which...
costars 15 10 COSTAR, to star equa...
costers 15 10 COSTER, a seller of...
coteaus 14 11 COTEAU, (French) the...
cotises 15 10 COTISE, to give a he...
cottars 15 10 COTTAR, (Scots) a me...
cotters 15 10 COTTER, a medieval p...
cottids 16 11 COTTID, a type of fi...
cottons 14 11 COTTON, to take a li...
cotwals 19 14 COTWAL, (Hindi) the...
cotyles 22 13 COTYLE, an ancient G...
cotypes 23 15 COTYPE, a taxonomic...
coucals 19 15 COUCAL, (French) a l...
couches 20 16 COUCH, to put into w...
cougans 15 14 COUGAN, (Australian...
cougars 16 13 COUGAR, a mountain l...
coulees 15 12 COULEE, (French) a l...
coupees 16 14 COUPEE, (French) a s...
coupers 17 14 COUPER, (Scots) a de...
couples 18 15 COUPLE, to unite in...
coupons 16 15 COUPON, a voucher [n...
couries 15 11 COURIE, (Scots) to n...
courses 15 11 COURSE, to chase and...
cousins 15 12 COUSIN, a child of o...
couters 15 11 COUTER, a piece of a...
coutils 17 12 COUTIL, a type of co...
couzins 18 21 COUZIN, (South Afric...
covents 16 15 COVENT, (archaic) a...
coverts 17 14 COVERT, a hiding pla...
covines 16 15 COVINE, a conspiracy...
covings 18 17 COVING, a concave mo...
covynes 22 17 COVYNE, a conspiracy...
cowages 18 15 COWAGE, a leguminous...
cowards 18 14 COWARD, to weaken th...
cowboys 26 18 COWBOY, a ranch work...
cowpats 20 16 COWPAT, a dropping o...
cowpeas 19 16 COWPEA, a leguminous...
cowpies 20 16 COWPIE, a dropping o...
cowries 18 13 COWRIE, a glossy sea...
coxitis 22 17 inflammation of the...
coxless 22 18 without a cox [adj]
coydogs 22 15 COYDOG, a cross betw...
coyness 20 13 the state of being c...
coyotes 20 12 COYOTE, a predatory...
coypous 23 16 COYPOU, an aquatic r...
coziers 18 19 COZIER, (Shakespeare...
cozzies 21 28 COZZIE, (colloquial)...
crackas 19 17 CRACKA, (US) a derog...
cradles 16 12 CRADLE, to hold lovi...
crambes 18 16 CRAMBE, (Latin) warm...
crambos 18 16 CRAMBO, a game in wh...
craples 18 14 CRAPLE, (Spenser) a...
crashes 17 12 CRASH, to collide no...
craters 15 10 CRATER, to form cavi...
cratons 14 11 CRATON, a large, rel...
craturs 16 11 CRATUR, (Scots) a wo...
cravats 17 14 CRAVAT, a scarf or b...
cravens 16 15 CRAVEN, (Shakespeare...
cravers 17 14 CRAVER, one who crav...
crayers 21 12 CRAYER, a trading ve...
crayons 20 13 CRAYON, to use a dra...
crazies 18 19 CRAZY, a crazy perso...
creachs 20 15 CREACH, (Gaelic) a f...
creaghs 18 14 CREAGH, (Gaelic) a f...
creases 14 10 CREASE, to make a wr...
creates 14 10 CREATE, to bring int...
creches 20 15 CRECHE, a day nurser...
credits 16 11 CREDIT, to accept as...
creeses 14 10 CREESE, to stab with...
cremors 16 13 CREMOR, a thick juic...
crenels 15 12 CRENEL, to make inde...
creoles 15 11 CREOLE, a type of mi...
crepons 16 14 CREPON, a heavy crep...
cresols 16 11 CRESOL, a compound f...
cresses 15 10 CRESS, a cruciferous...
cresyls 23 13 CRESYL, an isomeric...
cretics 19 13 CRETIC, a type of me...
cretins 15 11 CRETIN, a person aff...
cretons 14 11 a spread of shredded...
crewels 19 14 CREWEL, a fine worst...
cringes 16 13 CRINGE, to shrink in...
crinums 17 15 CRINUM, a family of...
crioses 15 10 CRIOS, (Irish) a mul...
critics 20 13 CRITIC, one who judg...
crivens 17 15 (Scots) an interject...
croches 20 15 CROCHE, (French) a k...
crojiks 19 23 CROJIK, a triangular...
cronets 14 11 CRONET, (obsolete) t...
cronies 14 11 CRONY, a close frien...
crooves 16 14 CROOVE, a pen or sty...
croquis 24 20 (French) an outline...
crosses 15 10 CROSS, to intersect...
crotals 16 11 CROTAL, a type of li...
crotons 14 11 CROTON, a tropical p...
croupes 17 14 CROUPE, the rump of...
croutes 15 11 CROUTE, (French) a s...
croweas 17 13 CROWEA, an Australia...
crowers 18 13 CROWER, one who crow...
crozers 18 19 CROZER, a tool used...
cruells 18 13 (archaic) scrofula,...
cruises 16 11 CRUISE, to progress...
cruives 18 15 CRUIVE, (Scots) a pe...
crumens 16 15 CRUMEN, a deer's tea...
cruores 15 11 CRUOR, (Latin) a mas...
crusets 16 11 CRUSET, a goldsmith'...
crushes 18 13 CRUSH, to press out...
crusies 16 11 CRUSY, (Scots) an op...
crustas 16 11 CRUSTA, (Latin) a ha...
cruzies 19 20 CRUZIE, an open iron...
cryings 23 15 CRYING, the act of c...
cryptos 24 15 CRYPTO, one who belo...
csardas 15 11 a Hungarian dance th...
cuatros 15 11 CUATRO, a small guit...
cubages 18 16 CUBAGE, the process...
cubanes 16 15 CUBANE, a hydrocarbo...
cubbies 20 17 CUBBY, a snug enclos...
cubicas 21 17 CUBICA, a fine worst...
cubisms 20 17 CUBISM, an art style...
cubists 19 14 CUBIST, a practition...
cubitus 19 15 an old measure of le...
cubless 19 15 without cubs [adj]
cuboids 18 15 CUBOID, a cube-shape...
cuckoos 19 18 CUCKOO, to repeat mo...
cuddens 15 14 CUDDEN, (Gaelic) a y...
cuddies 16 13 CUDDY, (Scots) a you...
cuddins 16 14 CUDDIN, (Gaelic) a y...
cuddles 17 14 CUDDLE, to embrace [...
cudgels 18 15 CUDGEL, to beat with...
cueings 16 14 CUEING, the act of p...
cueists 16 11 CUEIST, a billiard-p...
cuestas 15 11 CUESTA, a geological...
cuffins 20 18 CUFFIN, in thieves'...
cuffles 21 18 CUFFLE, (obsolete) t...
cuirass 16 11 to cover with a brea...
cuishes 18 13 CUISH, a piece of ar...
cuisses 16 11 CUISSE, a piece of a...
cuiters 16 11 CUITER, (Scots) to w...
culches 22 17 CULCH, the flooring...
culexes 22 19 CULEX, (Latin) a gen...
culices 20 15 CULEX, (Latin) a gen...
cullays 24 15 CULLAY, the soapbark...
cullers 18 13 CULLER, a person who...
cullets 18 13 CULLET, waste glass,...
cullies 18 13 CULLY, to cheat, dec...
culters 17 12 CULTER, (obsolete) a...
culvers 19 16 CULVER, a pigeon [n]
cumbers 19 17 CUMBER, to burden [v...
cumbias 19 17 CUMBIA, a Columbian...
cummers 18 17 CUMMER, (Scots) a wo...
cummins 18 18 CUMMIN, an umbellife...
cumulus 19 17 (Latin) a kind of cl...
cundies 15 13 CUNDY, a covered dra...
cundums 17 17 CUNDUM, a condom [n]
cunners 14 13 CUNNER, a kind of wr...
cupfuls 22 19 CUPFUL, as much as a...
cupolas 18 15 CUPOLA, to furnish w...
cuppers 20 17 CUPPER, a cupbearer...
cuprous 18 15 containing univalent...
cuprums 20 18 CUPRUM, copper [n]
cupules 19 16 CUPULE, a cup-shaped...
curaghs 19 15 CURAGH, (Irish) a lo...
curaras 15 11 CURARA, a paralysing...
curares 15 11 CURARE, a paralysing...
curaris 16 11 CURARI, a paralysing...
curates 15 11 CURATE, to act as a...
curbers 18 14 CURBER, one who curb...
curches 21 16 CURCH, (Scots) a cov...
curdles 17 13 CURDLE, to congeal,...
curfews 21 17 CURFEW, an imposed t...
curiets 16 11 CURIET, (obsolete) a...
curings 17 14 CURING, the act of p...
curious 16 12 inquisitive [adj CUR...
curites 16 11 CURITE, a radioactiv...
curiums 18 15 CURIUM, a radioactiv...
curlers 17 12 CURLER, one that cur...
curlews 20 15 CURLEW, a wading bir...
curlies 17 12 (colloquial) the pub...
curpels 19 15 CURPEL, (Scots) the...
currans 15 12 CURRAN, (Scots) a gr...
curries 16 11 CURRY, to make a cur...
cursers 16 11 CURSER, one who curs...
cursors 16 11 CURSOR, a light indi...
curtals 17 12 CURTAL, an animal wi...
curvets 18 15 CURVET, to leap, fri...
cushats 18 13 CUSHAT, (Scots) the...
cushaws 21 16 CUSHAW, a variety of...
cushies 18 13 CUSHIE, the wood-pig...
cuspids 19 15 CUSPID, a tooth with...
cussers 16 11 CUSSER, (Scots) a st...
customs 17 14 CUSTOM, a habitual p...
cutches 21 16 CUTCH, a resin used...
cutises 16 11 CUTIS, (Latin) the d...
cutlass 17 12 a curved, one-edged...
cutlers 17 12 CUTLER, one who sell...
cutlets 17 12 CUTLET, a cut of mea...
cutoffs 20 17 CUTOFF, the point at...
cutouts 16 12 CUTOUT, something cu...
cutters 16 11 CUTTER, a powerful m...
cutties 16 11 CUTTY, a short clay...
cuttles 17 12 CUTTLE, to fold clot...
cuttoes 15 11 CUTTOE, a large knif...
cuzzies 22 29 CUZZIE, (New Zealand...
cwtches 24 18 CWTCH, (Welsh) to hi...
cyanids 21 14 CYANID, a direct com...
cyanins 20 14 CYANIN, a blue dye,...
cyathus 24 15 an ancient Greek mea...
cyborgs 25 17 CYBORG, a robot made...
cybrids 25 16 CYBRID, a cell, plan...
cycases 24 15 CYCAS, any member of...
cyclers 26 16 CYCLER, (US) a cycli...
cyclins 26 17 CYCLIN, any of a gro...
cyclops 28 19 a genus of freshwate...
cygnets 22 15 CYGNET, a young swan...
cylices 26 16 CYLIX, (Greek) a sha...
cylikes 24 17 CYLIX, (Greek) a sha...
cymbals 26 19 CYMBAL, a percussion...
cymenes 21 16 CYMENE, a hydrocarbo...
cymlins 24 17 CYMLIN, a variety of...
cyphers 26 17 CYPHER, to write in...
cypress 24 15 a coniferous tree [n...
cyprids 25 16 CYPRID, a type of ba...
cystids 23 13 CYSTID, a cyst-like...
cytases 21 12 CYTASE, an enzyme th...
cytisus 23 13 a plant of the broom...
cytodes 21 13 CYTODE, a protoplasm...
czapkas 21 26 CZAPKA, a Polish mil...
czardas 18 20 (Hungarian) a Hungar...
dabbers 16 14 DABBER, a pad for da...
dabbles 17 15 DABBLE, to dip or sp...
dacites 15 11 DACITE, a fine-grain...
dackers 16 15 DACKER, (Scots) to l...
dacoits 15 11 DACOIT, a member of...
dacrons 14 12 DACRON, a synthetic...
dactyls 23 14 DACTYL, a metrical f...
daddies 12 10 DADDY, (colloquial)...
daddles 13 11 DADDLE, (Scots) to w...
daemons 11 12 DAEMON, (Greek) an i...
daffies 16 14 DAFFY, short for daf...
daftars 14 11 DAFTAR, (Hindi) in I...
dafties 14 11 DAFTIE, a simpleton...
dagabas 14 13 DAGABA, a Buddhist m...
daggers 14 12 DAGGER, to stab with...
daggles 15 13 DAGGLE, to drag in m...
dagobas 14 13 DAGOBA, a Buddhist m...
dahlias 15 11 DAHLIA, a flowering...
dahoons 12 11 DAHOON, a perennial...
daidles 13 10 DAIDLE, (Scots) to w...
daikers 13 12 DAIKER, (Scots) to l...
daikons 12 13 DAIKON, (Japanese) a...
dailies 13 9 DAILY, a newspaper p...
daimios 13 11 DAIMIO, a former Jap...
daimons 12 12 DAIMON, (Greek) an i...
daimyos 19 13 DAIMYO, a former Jap...
dairies 12 8 DAIRY, a shop where...
daisies 12 8 DAISY, a flowering p...
dakoits 13 12 DAKOIT, a member of...
dalasis 13 9 DALASI, a unit of Ga...
daledhs 15 12 DALEDH, the fourth l...
daleths 15 11 DALETH, the fourth l...
dallies 14 10 DALLY, to waste time...
dallops 16 13 DALLOP, (obsolete) a...
daltons 12 10 DALTON, a unit of at...
damages 13 13 DAMAGE, to damage [v...
damasks 14 15 DAMASK, to weave wit...
dammars 14 14 DAMMAR, a hard resin...
dammers 14 14 DAMMER, a hard resin...
damners 12 12 DAMNER, one who damn...
dampens 14 15 DAMPEN, to moisten [...
dampers 15 14 DAMPER, (Australian...
damsels 14 12 DAMSEL, (archaic) a...
damsons 12 12 DAMSON, a rather sma...
dancers 14 12 DANCER, one who danc...
danders 11 10 DANDER, (dialect) to...
dandies 11 10 DANDY, a fop [n]
dandles 12 11 DANDLE, to dance (a...
dangers 12 11 DANGER, to expose to...
dangles 13 12 DANGLE, to hang loos...
dannies 10 10 DANNY, the hand, als...
dansaks 12 13 DANSAK, (Urdu) any o...
dantons 10 10 DANTON, to dare, als...
daphnes 15 14 DAPHNE, a genus of d...
dappers 16 14 DAPPER, one who daps...
dapples 17 15 DAPPLE, to mark with...
darbars 14 11 DARBAR, the court of...
darbies 14 11 handcuffs [n]
darcies 15 11 DARCY, a unit of geo...
dargahs 15 12 DARGAH, the tomb of...
dargles 14 11 DARGLE, (Scott) a de...
darings 13 11 DARING, bravery [n]
darkens 12 13 DARKEN, to make dark...
darkeys 19 14 DARKEY, (offensive)...
darkies 13 12 DARKIE, (offensive)...
darkles 14 13 DARKLE, to grow dark...
darnels 12 10 DARNEL, a species of...
darners 11 9 DARNER, one who darn...
darters 12 8 DARTER, a freshwater...
dartles 13 9 DARTLE, to dart repe...
dartres 12 8 DARTRE, (French) a h...
dashers 14 10 DASHER, one who dash...
dassies 12 8 DASSIE, (Afrikaans)...
databus 14 12 path for transferrin...
datchas 17 13 DATCHA, a Russian co...
datings 13 11 DATING, a determinat...
datives 14 12 DATIVE, a grammatica...
daturas 12 9 DATURA, a genus of s...
daubers 14 12 DAUBER, one who daub...
dauners 11 10 DAUNER, (dialect) to...
dauties 12 9 DAUTIE, (Scots) a pe...
dawdles 16 13 DAWDLE, to waste tim...
dawners 14 12 DAWNER, (dialect) to...
dawties 15 11 DAWTIE, (Scots) a pe...
daybeds 20 14 DAYBED, a bed in a h...
dayboys 26 15 DAYBOY, a boy who at...
dayches 23 15 DAYCH, (dialect) to...
dazzles 19 27 DAZZLE, to blind wit...
deacons 13 12 DEACON, to put the b...
deadens 10 10 DEADEN, to deprive o...
deaders 11 9 DEADER, a dead perso...
deafens 12 12 DEAFEN, to make deaf...
dealers 12 9 DEALER, one that dea...
deaners 10 9 DEANER, (obsolete sl...
dearies 11 8 DEARIE, a term of en...
dearths 14 10 DEARTH, scarcity, al...
deashes 13 10 DEASH, to remove ash...
deasils 13 9 DEASIL, (Scots) moti...
debarks 15 15 DEBARK, to unload fr...
debases 13 11 DEBASE, to lower or...
debates 13 11 DEBATE, to deliberat...
debbies 16 14 DEBBY, a debutante [...
debeaks 14 15 DEBEAK, to remove th...
debones 12 12 DEBONE, to remove th...
debtees 13 11 DEBTEE, one to whom...
debtors 14 11 DEBTOR, someone who...
debunks 15 17 DEBUNK, to clear of...
deburrs 15 12 DEBURR, to remove bu...
debuses 14 12 DEBUS, to get off a...
decades 14 12 DECADE, a period of...
decaffs 19 17 DECAFF, (short for)...
decamps 18 17 DECAMP, to depart fr...
decanes 13 12 DECANE, a hydrocarbo...
decants 14 12 DECANT, to pour from...
decarbs 17 14 DECARB, to decarboni...
decares 14 11 DECARE, a measure eq...
deccies 18 14 DECCIE, (slang) inte...
deceits 15 11 DECEIT, falseness [n...
decerns 14 12 DECERN, to decree by...
decides 15 12 DECIDE, to make a ch...
deciles 16 12 DECILE, a statistica...
decimes 16 14 DECIME, (historical)...
deckels 17 16 DECKEL, a frame used...
deckers 16 15 DECKER, a person who...
deckles 17 16 DECKLE, a frame used...
declass 16 12 to lower in status [...
declaws 19 15 DECLAW, to remove th...
decocts 18 14 DECOCT, to extract t...
decodes 14 12 DECODE, to convert a...
decokes 15 15 DECOKE, to decarboni...
decrees 14 11 DECREE, to issue an...
decrews 18 14 DECREW, (Spenser) to...
decries 15 11 DECRY, to denounce [...
dectets 15 11 DECTET, a group of t...
dedimus 14 13 (Latin) a writ to co...
deduces 15 13 DEDUCE, to infer [v]
deducts 16 13 DEDUCT, to subtract...
deejays 19 19 DEEJAY, to act as a...
deepens 12 12 DEEPEN, to make deep...
deepies 13 11 DEEPIE, (colloquial)...
deewans 13 12 DEEWAN, an official...
defaces 16 14 DEFACE, to spoil the...
defames 14 14 DEFAME, to destroy t...
defangs 14 14 DEFANG, to remove th...
defeats 13 11 DEFEAT, to win a vic...
defects 17 14 DEFECT, to desert an...
defends 13 13 DEFEND, to protect [...
defiers 14 11 DEFIER, one that def...
defiles 15 12 DEFILE, to make dirt...
defines 13 12 DEFINE, to state the...
defleas 14 12 DEFLEA, to rid of fl...
defoams 14 14 DEFOAM, to remove fo...
defocus 17 15 to cause to go out o...
deforms 15 14 DEFORM, to spoil the...
defouls 15 13 DEFOUL, (obsolete) t...
defrags 15 13 DEFRAG, to defragmen...
defrays 20 13 DEFRAY, to pay or se...
defuels 15 13 DEFUEL, to remove fu...
defunds 14 14 DEFUND, to remove fu...
defuses 14 12 DEFUSE, to remove th...
defuzes 17 21 DEFUZE, to remove th...
degames 13 13 DEGAME, a tropical t...
degamis 14 13 DEGAMI, a tropical t...
degases 12 10 DEGAS, to remove gas...
degauss 13 11 to demagnetize [v -E...
degerms 14 13 DEGERM, to remove ge...
degouts 13 11 DEGOUT [n]
degrees 12 10 DEGREE, a graduation...
degusts 14 11 DEGUST, to taste wit...
dehairs 14 10 DEHAIR, to remove th...
dehorns 13 11 DEHORN, to deprive o...
dehorts 14 10 DEHORT, to dissuade...
deicers 15 11 DEICER, one that dei...
deifies 14 11 DEIFY, to make a god...
deities 12 8 DEITY, a god or godd...
dejects 17 20 DEJECT, to depress,...
dekares 12 12 DEKARE, ten ares, or...
delates 12 9 DELATE, (archaic) to...
deleads 12 10 DELEAD, to free from...
deletes 12 9 DELETE, to remove pr...
delices 16 12 DELICE, (obsolete) a...
delicts 17 12 DELICT, in Scots law...
delimes 14 12 DELIME, to free from...
delinks 14 14 DELINK, to break a c...
delists 14 9 DELIST, to remove fr...
dellies 14 10 DELLY, (colloquial)...
delopes 14 12 DELOPE, to fire one'...
deludes 13 11 DELUDE, to mislead t...
deluges 14 12 DELUGE, to flood [v]
delvers 15 13 DELVER, one who delv...
demains 12 12 DEMAIN, a manor hous...
demands 12 13 DEMAND, to ask for w...
demarks 14 15 DEMARK, to demarcate...
demasts 13 11 DEMAST, to remove th...
demeans 11 12 DEMEAN, to conduct o...
dements 12 12 DEMENT, to deprive o...
demises 13 11 DEMISE, to give to a...
demists 14 11 DEMIST, to clear a w...
demoses 12 11 DEMOS, (Greek) the p...
demotes 12 11 DEMOTE, to lower in...
demures 13 12 DEMURE, to look mode...
dengues 12 12 DENGUE, an acute tro...
denials 12 10 DENIAL, the act of d...
deniers 11 9 DENIER, a unit of we...
dennets 10 10 DENNET, a nineteenth...
denotes 10 9 DENOTE, to indicate...
dentals 12 10 DENTAL, a sound prod...
dentels 12 10 DENTEL, one of a row...
dentils 13 10 DENTIL, one of a row...
dentins 11 10 DENTIN, the hard sub...
denudes 11 11 DENUDE, to strip of...
deodars 11 9 DEODAR, an East Indi...
departs 14 11 DEPART, to go away [...
depends 13 13 DEPEND, to rely [v]
deperms 15 14 DEPERM, to demagneti...
depicts 18 14 DEPICT, to portray [...
deploys 21 14 DEPLOY, to position...
depones 12 12 DEPONE, to testify u...
deports 14 11 DEPORT, to expel fro...
deposes 13 11 DEPOSE, to remove fr...
depress 14 11 to make sad [v -ED,...
deputes 14 12 DEPUTE, to delegate...
derails 13 9 DERAIL, to cause to...
derates 11 8 DERATE, to relieve f...
derbies 14 11 DERBY, a type of hat...
derhams 15 13 DERHAM, a Middle Eas...
derides 12 9 DERIDE, to ridicule,...
derives 14 12 DERIVE, to trace to...
derries 12 8 DERRY, (Australian s...
desalts 13 9 DESALT, to remove th...
desands 11 10 DESAND, to remove sa...
deseeds 11 9 DESEED, to remove th...
deserts 12 8 DESERT, to abandon [...
desexes 17 15 DESEX, to remove gen...
designs 13 11 DESIGN, to plan in o...
desines 11 9 DESINE, to plan in o...
desires 12 8 DESIRE, to wish for...
desists 13 8 DESIST, to cease doi...
desmans 12 12 DESMAN, a Russian aq...
desmids 14 12 DESMID, any member o...
desorbs 14 11 DESORB, to release a...
despots 14 11 DESPOT, a ruler with...
desynes 17 11 DESYNE, to plan in o...
details 13 9 DETAIL, to relate mi...
detains 11 9 DETAIN, to hold in c...
detects 15 11 DETECT, to discover...
detents 11 9 DETENT, any stop or...
detenus 11 10 DETENU, (French) a (...
detests 12 8 DETEST, to hate inte...
deticks 17 15 DETICK, to free from...
detorts 12 8 DETORT, (obsolete) t...
detours 12 9 DETOUR, to take an i...
detoxes 17 15 DETOX, to remove a t...
detunes 11 10 DETUNE, to reduce th...
deutons 11 10 DEUTON, the nucleus...
devalls 16 14 DEVALL, to sink, dec...
deveins 13 13 DEVEIN, to remove th...
devests 14 12 DEVEST, to strip or...
devices 17 15 DEVICE, something co...
devious 14 13 indirect [adj]
devises 14 12 DEVISE, to form in t...
devoirs 14 12 DEVOIR, (French) dut...
devores 13 12 DEVORE, something et...
devotes 13 12 DEVOTE, to give ones...
devours 14 13 DEVOUR, to eat vorac...
devvels 17 17 DEVVEL, (Scots) to s...
dewanis 14 12 DEWANI, the office o...
dewaxes 20 18 DEWAX, to remove wax...
dewitts 16 11 DEWITT, to lynch [v]
dewlaps 18 15 DEWLAP, a fold of lo...
dewless 16 12 without dew [adj]
dewools 15 12 DEWOOL, to remove th...
deworms 16 14 DEWORM, to rid of wo...
dexters 18 15 DEXTER, a small bree...
dezincs 18 21 DEZINC, to remove zi...
dhammas 16 16 DHAMMA, (Sanskrit) c...
dharmas 15 13 DHARMA, (Sanskrit) c...
dharnas 13 11 DHARNA, (Hindi) a me...
dhimmis 18 16 DHIMMI, a non-Muslim...
dholaks 16 15 DHOLAK, (Hindi) a tw...
dhooras 13 10 DHOORA, (Arabic) ind...
dhootis 14 10 DHOOTI, a loincloth...
dhurnas 14 12 DHURNA, (Hindi) a me...
dhurras 15 11 DHURRA, (Arabic) ind...
dhyanas 19 13 DHYANA, (Sanskrit) a...
diables 15 12 DIABLE, (French) an...
diacids 16 12 DIACID, a type of ch...
diadems 13 12 DIADEM, to adorn wit...
dialers 13 9 DIALER, one that dia...
dialogs 14 11 DIALOG, to hold a co...
diamins 13 12 DIAMIN, a chemical c...
diapers 14 11 DIAPER, to put a nap...
diapirs 15 11 DIAPIR, an anticlina...
diaries 12 8 DIARY, a personal jo...
diatoms 13 11 DIATOM, a microscopi...
diaxons 17 16 DIAXON, a bipolar ne...
diazins 15 18 DIAZIN, any organic...
diazoes 14 17 DIAZO, a type of pho...
dibbers 17 14 DIBBER, a planting i...
dibbles 18 15 DIBBLE, to fish by f...
dibbuks 19 19 DIBBUK, a wandering...
dicasts 16 11 DICAST, (historical)...
dicings 17 14 DICING, dice-playing...
dickens 16 16 (colloquial) the dev...
dickers 17 15 DICKER, to haggle, t...
dickeys 23 17 DICKEY, a false shir...
dickies 17 15 DICKIE, a false shir...
dictums 18 15 DICTUM, an authorita...
didacts 16 12 DIDACT, a person giv...
didders 13 10 DIDDER, (dialect) to...
diddies 13 10 DIDDY, a female brea...
diddles 14 11 DIDDLE, to cheat, sw...
diddums 15 14 an interjection used...
diedres 12 9 DIEDRE, (French) a r...
dieoffs 16 14 DIEOFF, a dying off...
diesels 13 9 DIESEL, to continue...
dieters 12 8 DIETER, one who diet...
differs 17 14 DIFFER, to be unlike...
digests 14 10 DIGEST, to assimilat...
diggers 15 12 DIGGER, one who or s...
diglots 15 11 DIGLOT, a bilingual...
digress 14 10 to stray from the ma...
dikasts 14 12 DIKAST, (historical)...
dikdiks 16 17 DIKDIK, a small East...
dikkops 17 19 DIKKOP, (Afrikaans)...
diktats 14 12 DIKTAT, a harsh sett...
dilates 13 9 DILATE, to make wide...
dildoes 13 10 DILDOE, an object us...
dillies 15 10 DILLY, a small bag,...
dilutes 14 10 DILUTE, to make thin...
dimbles 17 15 DIMBLE, a deep narro...
dimboes 15 14 DIMBO, an unintellig...
dimmers 15 14 DIMMER, a device for...
dimness 13 12 the state of being d...
dimouts 14 12 DIMOUT, a condition...
dimples 17 15 DIMPLE, to mark with...
dimwits 18 14 DIMWIT, a person of...
dindles 13 11 DINDLE, (Scots) to t...
dineros 11 9 DINERO, a former Per...
dingers 13 11 DINGER, anything sup...
dingeys 19 13 DINGEY, a small open...
dingies 13 11 DINGY, to ignore or...
dingles 14 12 DINGLE, a deep narro...
dingoes 12 11 DINGO, to act in a c...
dinings 13 12 DINING, an act of fo...
dinkeys 19 15 DINKEY, a small loco...
dinkies 13 13 DINKIE, an affluent...
dinkums 15 17 DINKUM, (Australian...
dinners 11 10 DINNER, to dine [v]
dinnles 12 11 DINNLE, (Scots) to t...
diobols 15 12 DIOBOL, an ancient G...
dioxans 17 16 DIOXAN, a toxic flam...
dioxids 19 16 DIOXID, an oxide wit...
dioxins 18 16 DIOXIN, an extremely...
diploes 15 12 DIPLOE, the soft, sp...
diplons 15 13 DIPLON, an alternati...
dipnets 14 12 DIPNET, to scoop fis...
dipoles 15 12 DIPOLE, a pair of eq...
dippers 17 14 DIPPER, a water bird...
diquats 21 18 DIQUAT, a kind of he...
dirdams 14 12 DIRDAM, (Scots) an u...
dirdums 15 13 DIRDUM, (Scots) an u...
directs 16 11 DIRECT, to control o...
dirhams 16 13 DIRHAM, a Middle Eas...
dirhems 16 13 DIRHEM, a Middle Eas...
diriges 14 10 DIRIGE, (obsolete) a...
dirndls 14 11 DIRNDL, (German) an...
dirties 13 8 DIRTY, to soil [v]
disarms 14 11 DISARM, to deprive o...
disbars 15 11 DISBAR, to expel fro...
disbuds 16 13 DISBUD, to remove bu...
discoes 15 11 DISCO, to take part...
discuss 17 12 to talk over [v -ED,...
diseurs 13 9 DISEUR, (French) a (...
diskers 14 12 DISKER, one who disk...
dismals 15 12 DISMAL, a swamp [n]
dismans 13 12 DISMAN, to deprive o...
dismays 20 13 DISMAY, to appall or...
dismiss 15 11 to send away [v -ED,...
disowns 15 12 DISOWN, to deny the...
dispels 16 12 DISPEL, to drive awa...
disples 16 12 DISPLE, (Spenser) to...
distils 15 9 DISTIL, to extract b...
disuses 13 9 DISUSE, to stop usin...
ditches 18 13 DITCH, to dig a long...
dithers 15 10 DITHER, to act indec...
ditones 11 9 DITONE, in ancient G...
dittays 19 10 DITTAY, a legal char...
ditties 13 8 DITTY, to put to mus...
diurons 12 10 DIURON, a herbicide...
diverts 15 12 DIVERT, to turn asid...
divests 15 12 DIVEST, to strip or...
divides 15 13 DIVIDE, to separate...
divines 14 13 DIVINE, to foretell...
divings 16 15 DIVING, the sport or...
divvies 17 16 DIVVY, to divide up,...
dizains 15 18 DIZAIN, (French) a t...
dizzies 19 26 DIZZY, to make giddy...
djebels 17 21 DJEBEL, (Arabic) a h...
djembes 17 23 DJEMBE, a West Afric...
djibbas 19 23 DJIBBA, a long loose...
doaters 11 8 DOATER, one who dote...
dobbers 16 14 DOBBER, (Australian...
dobbies 16 14 DOBBIE, a loom attac...
dobbins 16 15 DOBBIN, a farm horse...
doblons 14 13 DOBLON, a former gol...
dobsons 13 12 DOBSON, the larva of...
docents 14 12 DOCENT, (German) a c...
dockens 15 16 DOCKEN, (Scots) a do...
dockers 16 15 DOCKER, a dock worke...
dockets 16 15 DOCKET, to provide w...
doctors 15 11 DOCTOR, to treat med...
dodders 12 10 DODDER, to walk unst...
doddies 12 10 DODDY, a hornless co...
doddles 13 11 DODDLE, an easy task...
dodgems 14 14 DODGEM, an amusement...
dodgers 13 11 DODGER, one that dod...
dodkins 13 14 DODKIN, an old Dutch...
dodmans 12 13 DODMAN, a snail [n]
doffers 16 14 DOFFER, part of a ca...
dogates 12 10 DOGATE, the office o...
dogdoms 14 14 DOGDOM, the world of...
dogears 12 10 DOGEAR, to turn down...
doggers 14 12 DOGGER, a two-masted...
doggess 14 12 (facetious) a bitch...
doggies 14 12 DOGGIE, a small dog,...
doglegs 15 13 DOGLEG, to move alon...
dognaps 14 14 DOGNAP, to steal a d...
dogrels 14 11 DOGREL, doggerel, al...
doilies 13 9 DOILY, an ornamental...
dolinas 12 10 DOLINA, a swallow-ho...
dolines 12 10 DOLINE, a swallow-ho...
dollars 14 10 DOLLAR, a monetary u...
dollies 14 10 DOLLY, to move on a...
dollops 16 13 DOLLOP, to dispense...
dolmans 13 13 DOLMAN, a Turkish ro...
dolmens 13 13 DOLMEN, a prehistori...
dolours 13 10 DOLOUR, grief, also...
domains 12 12 DOMAIN, an area of c...
dometts 13 11 DOMETT, a type of pl...
domines 12 12 DOMINE, a member of...
dominos 12 12 DOMINO, a small mask...
donairs 11 9 DONAIR, sliced lamb...
donates 10 9 DONATE, to contribut...
donders 11 10 DONDER, (Afrikaans)...
dongles 13 12 DONGLE, a security d...
donings 12 12 DONING, (colloquial)...
donjons 12 19 DONJON, the main tow...
donkeys 18 15 DONKEY, the common a...
donnats 10 10 DONNAT, (dialect) a...
donnees 9 10 DONNEE, (French) a d...
donnies 10 10 DONNY, (colloquial)...
donnots 10 10 DONNOT, (dialect) an...
donzels 15 19 DONZEL, (obsolete) a...
doobies 13 11 DOOBIE, a marijuana...
doocots 14 11 DOOCOT, (Scots) a do...
doodads 11 10 DOODAD, something wh...
doodahs 13 11 DOODAH, something wh...
doodies 11 9 DOODY, a childish wo...
doodles 12 10 DOODLE, to scribble...
doodoos 10 9 DOODOO, a childish w...
doofers 13 11 DOOFER, a thingummyb...
dookets 12 12 DOOKET, (Scots) a do...
doolans 11 10 DOOLAN, (New Zealand...
doolees 11 9 DOOLEE, (Hindi) a li...
doolies 12 9 DOOLY, (Hindi) a lit...
doosras 11 8 DOOSRA, a delivery b...
doowops 16 14 DOOWOP, a style of s...
doozers 14 17 DOOZER, an extraordi...
doozies 14 17 DOOZY, an extraordin...
dopants 13 12 DOPANT, in electroni...
dopings 15 14 DOPING, the act of d...
doppers 16 14 DOPPER, a little gre...
doppies 16 14 DOPPIE, a cartridge-...
doppios 16 14 DOPPIO, a double mea...
dorados 11 9 DORADO, a large edib...
dorbugs 16 14 DORBUG, (US) a cockc...
dorises 12 8 DORISE, to become li...
dorizes 15 17 DORIZE, to become li...
dormers 13 11 DORMER, a type of ga...
dormins 13 12 DORMIN, abscisic aci...
dorpers 14 11 DORPER, a breed of m...
dorsals 13 9 DORSAL, a dorsal fin...
dorsels 13 9 DORSEL, an ornamenta...
dorsers 12 8 DORSER, a covering f...
dorters 12 8 DORTER, (archaic) a...
dosages 12 10 DOSAGE, the amount o...
dossals 13 9 DOSSAL, an ornamenta...
dossels 13 9 DOSSEL, an ornamenta...
dossers 12 8 DOSSER, a covering f...
dossils 14 9 DOSSIL, a wad of lin...
dotages 12 10 DOTAGE, the state of...
dotants 11 9 DOTANT, (Shakespeare...
dotards 12 9 DOTARD, someone who...
dotcoms 16 14 DOTCOM, a company th...
dotings 13 11 DOTING, an excessive...
dottels 13 9 DOTTEL, a mass of ha...
dotters 12 8 DOTTER, one who dots...
dottles 13 9 DOTTLE, a mass of pa...
douanes 10 10 DOUANE, a customhous...
doubles 15 13 DOUBLE, to make twic...
doucets 15 12 DOUCET, a sweet dish...
douches 17 14 DOUCHE, to cleanse w...
dourahs 14 11 DOURAH, Indian mille...
dousers 12 9 DOUSER, something us...
douters 12 9 DOUTER, an extinguis...
dowdies 15 12 DOWDY, a woman who w...
dowlnes 15 13 DOWLNE, (Shakespeare...
downers 14 12 DOWNER, something th...
downies 14 12 DOWNY, a bed [n]
dowries 15 11 DOWRY, the property...
dowsers 15 11 DOWSER, one who sear...
dowsets 15 11 DOWSET, a savory tar...
doyleys 25 13 DOYLEY, an ornamenta...
doylies 19 11 DOYLY, an ornamental...
dozings 16 20 DOZING, the act of t...
drachms 19 16 DRACHM, (Greek) a Gr...
dragees 12 10 DRAGEE, a sugarcoate...
dragons 12 11 DRAGON, a mythical,...
drapers 14 11 DRAPER, a dealer in...
drapets 14 11 DRAPET, (Spenser) a...
draunts 12 10 DRAUNT, to drawl, to...
drawees 14 11 DRAWEE, the person o...
drawers 15 11 DRAWER, one that dra...
drazels 16 18 DRAZEL, (dialect) a...
dreares 11 8 DREARE, (Spenser) dr...
dredges 13 11 DREDGE, to scoop mud...
dreidls 14 10 DREIDL, a four-sided...
dresses 12 8 DRESS, to put clothe...
drivels 16 13 DRIVEL, to let saliv...
drivers 15 12 DRIVER, one who driv...
drogers 13 10 DROGER, a West India...
drogues 13 11 DROGUE, a funnel-sha...
droichs 18 13 DROICH, (Gaelic) a d...
dromons 12 12 DROMON, a large fast...
droners 11 9 DRONER, one who dron...
drongos 12 11 DRONGO, (Australian...
droomes 12 11 DROOME, (Spenser) a...
drosses 12 8 DROSS, waste matter...
drouths 15 11 DROUTH, drought [n]
drovers 14 12 DROVER, a driver of...
drownds 15 13 DROWND, (colloquial)...
drowses 15 11 DROWSE, to doze [v]
drudges 14 12 DRUDGE, to do hard,...
drupels 16 13 DRUPEL, a small part...
dryades 18 11 DRYAD, a nymph of th...
dryings 20 13 DRYING, the act of d...
drylots 20 11 DRYLOT, an enclosure...
dryness 18 11 the state of being d...
dualins 13 11 DUALIN, an explosive...
dubbers 17 15 DUBBER, one that dub...
dubbins 17 16 DUBBIN, to apply a p...
dubious 15 13 doubtful [adj DUBIOU...
duchess 18 14 the wife or widow of...
duchies 18 14 DUCHY, the domain of...
duckers 17 16 DUCKER, a diving-bir...
duckies 17 16 DUCKIE [n]
dudders 13 11 DUDDER [n]
duddies 13 11 DUDDIE, a friend, a...
dudeens 11 11 DUDEEN, (Irish) a cl...
dudisms 15 13 DUDISM, dressing up...
duelers 13 10 DUELER, one who duel...
duellos 14 11 DUELLO, (Italian) a...
duendes 11 11 DUENDE, (Spanish) th...
dueness 11 10 the state of being o...
duennas 10 11 DUENNA, (Spanish) a...
duettos 12 9 DUETTO, a musical pe...
duffels 18 16 DUFFEL, a coarse woo...
duffers 17 15 DUFFER, a clumsy per...
duffles 18 16 DUFFLE, a coarse woo...
dufuses 15 13 DUFUS, a stupid pers...
dugites 14 11 DUGITE, an Australia...
dugongs 14 14 DUGONG, an aquatic m...
dugouts 14 12 DUGOUT, a canoe made...
duhkhas 18 17 DUHKHA, suffering du...
duikers 14 13 DUIKER, (Afrikaans)...
dukkahs 17 19 DUKKAH, a mix of gro...
dukkhas 17 19 DUKKHA, suffering du...
dulcets 17 13 DULCET, a soft-toned...
dulness 13 11 the state of being d...
duloses 13 10 DULOSIS, enslavement...
dulosis 14 10 enslavement by an in...
dumdums 16 17 DUMDUM, a soft-nosed...
dummies 15 15 DUMMY, to fake [v]
dumpees 15 15 DUMPEE, the person i...
dumpers 16 15 DUMPER, a wave that...
dumpies 16 15 DUMPY, a dumpy perso...
dumples 17 16 DUMPLE, to make dump...
dunches 17 15 DUNCH, (Scots) to jo...
dunders 12 11 DUNDER, dregs of sug...
dungers 13 12 DUNGER, (New Zealand...
dunites 12 10 DUNITE, an igneous r...
dunkers 13 14 DUNKER, one who dunk...
dunlins 13 12 DUNLIN, a species of...
dunness 11 11 the state of being d...
dunnies 11 11 DUNNY, an outside la...
dunshes 14 12 DUNSH, (Scots) to jo...
duologs 14 12 DUOLOG, a conversati...
dupings 16 15 DUPING, the act of d...
dupions 14 13 DUPION, (French) a c...
duplets 16 13 DUPLET, a pair of el...
duplies 16 13 DUPLY, to give a sec...
duppies 17 15 DUPPY, in the West I...
durants 12 10 DURANT, a strong clo...
durbars 15 12 DURBAR, the court of...
durdums 15 14 DURDUM, (Scots) an u...
durgahs 16 13 DURGAH, a structure...
durgans 13 12 DURGAN, (dialect) a...
durians 12 10 DURIAN, (Malay) a tr...
durions 12 10 DURION, (Malay) a tr...
durries 13 9 DURRIE, an Indian co...
duskens 13 14 DUSKEN, to grow dark...
dusters 13 9 DUSTER, one who dust...
dustups 16 13 DUSTUP, a to-do, a q...
dutches 18 14 DUTCH, (colloquial)...
duteous 12 10 devoted to duty; obe...
duykers 20 15 DUYKER, (Afrikaans)...
dwarves 17 15 DWARF, an extremely...
dyadics 22 14 DYADIC, a sum of mat...
dybbuks 25 21 DYBBUK, (Yiddish) a...
dyeings 19 13 DYEING, something co...
dynamos 18 14 DYNAMO, a machine fo...
dynasts 18 11 DYNAST, a hereditary...
dyneins 17 12 DYNEIN, an enzyme in...
dynodes 17 12 DYNODE, an intermedi...
dyvours 21 15 DYVOUR, (Scots) a ba...
dzerens 14 18 DZEREN, a kind of As...
eaglets 13 10 EAGLET, a young eagl...
earbobs 15 13 EARBOB, an earring [...
earbuds 14 12 EARBUD, a small earp...
earcons 13 11 EARCON, an audible m...
earfuls 15 12 EARFUL, as much goss...
earings 12 10 EARING, a line for f...
earlaps 14 11 EARLAP, the lobe of...
earless 12 8 without ears [adj]
earlies 12 8 EARLY, an early pota...
earners 10 8 EARNER, one that ear...
earwigs 16 12 EARWIG, to pester wi...
easings 12 10 EASING, the act of f...
easters 11 7 EASTER, one living i...
eatages 11 9 EATAGE, the eatable...
eatches 16 12 EATCHE, (Scott) an a...
eatings 12 10 EATING, the act of c...
ebayers 19 12 EBAYER, someone who...
ebbless 17 14 without ebb [adj]
ebonics 16 14 American black slang...
ebonies 12 11 EBONY, a dark heavy...
ecartes 14 10 ECARTE, a card game...
ecboles 17 14 ECBOLE, a rhetorical...
ecdyses 21 13 ECDYSIS, (Greek) the...
ecdysis 22 13 (Greek) the act of m...
echards 17 13 ECHARD, the total qu...
echinus 17 14 a sea urchin, also E...
echiums 19 16 ECHIUM, any plant of...
echoers 16 12 ECHOER, one that ech...
eclairs 16 11 ECLAIR, a cake with...
ecloses 15 11 ECLOSE, to emerge fr...
ecomaps 17 16 ECOMAP, a diagrammat...
econuts 14 12 ECONUT, one concerne...
ectases 14 10 ECTASIS, the lengthe...
ectasis 15 10 the lengthening of a...
ectypes 23 15 ECTYPE, a reproducti...
ecuries 15 11 ECURIE, a team of mo...
eczemas 18 22 ECZEMA, a skin disea...
edgings 14 13 EDGING, something th...
edibles 15 12 EDIBLE, something fi...
edifies 14 11 EDIFY, to enlighten...
editors 12 8 EDITOR, one that edi...
effaces 18 16 EFFACE, to erase [v]
effects 19 16 EFFECT, to bring abo...
effeirs 16 13 EFFEIR, (obsolete) t...
efferes 15 13 EFFERE, (obsolete) t...
effings 17 16 EFFING, euphemistic...
efforts 16 13 EFFORT, a deliberate...
effrays 22 15 EFFRAY, (obsolete) f...
effuses 16 14 EFFUSE, to pour fort...
egences 14 13 EGENCE, need, also E...
eggcups 20 18 EGGCUP, a cup which...
egglers 15 12 EGGLER, (archaic) an...
eggless 15 12 without eggs [adj]
eggmass 15 14 (colloquial) intelle...
eggnogs 14 14 EGGNOG, a hot or col...
egoisms 14 12 EGOISM, the doctrine...
egoists 13 9 EGOIST, one who prac...
egoless 13 10 not self-centered [a...
eighths 18 13 EIGHTH, one of eight...
eikones 11 12 EIKON, (Greek) a rel...
eiracks 16 14 EIRACK, (Gaelic) a y...
eisells 14 9 EISELL, (obsolete) s...
elances 14 12 ELANCE, to throw as...
elanets 11 9 ELANET, a kite of th...
elapids 15 12 ELAPID, a kind of sn...
elapses 14 11 ELAPSE, to pass by [...
elaters 12 8 ELATER, a kind of be...
elchees 17 13 ELCHEE, an ambassado...
eldests 13 9 ELDEST, the oldest o...
eldings 14 12 ELDING, fuel, also E...
eldress 13 9 a female church elde...
elegies 13 10 ELEGY, a mournful po...
elegits 14 10 ELEGIT, (Latin) a wr...
elenchs 17 14 ELENCH, (obsolete) i...
elevens 13 13 ELEVEN, a number, te...
elevons 13 13 ELEVON, a hinged fla...
eliches 18 13 ELICHE, spiral-shape...
elicits 17 11 ELICIT, to draw fort...
elixirs 20 15 ELIXIR, a medicinal...
elodeas 11 9 ELODEA, an American...
elogies 13 10 ELOGY, a funeral ora...
eloigns 13 11 ELOIGN, to remove to...
elopers 14 11 ELOPER, one who elop...
elopses 14 11 ELOPS, a type of stu...
elshins 15 11 ELSHIN, an awl, also...
eltchis 19 13 ELTCHI, an ambassado...
eluants 12 10 ELUANT, a solvent, a...
eluates 12 9 ELUATE, liquid obtai...
eluders 13 10 ELUDER, one who elud...
eluents 12 10 ELUENT, a solvent, a...
elutors 13 9 ELUTOR, a vessel for...
embaces 17 16 EMBACE, to lower, al...
embails 16 14 EMBAIL, (obsolete) t...
embales 15 14 EMBALE, to form into...
emballs 17 15 EMBALL, to enclose i...
embalms 17 17 EMBALM, to preserve...
embanks 15 18 EMBANK, to enclose w...
embarks 16 17 EMBARK, to go on boa...
embases 14 13 EMBASE, to lower, al...
emblems 17 17 EMBLEM, to represent...
emblics 20 17 EMBLIC, a tree of th...
emboils 16 14 EMBOIL, (obsolete) t...
embolus 16 15 a clot or air bubble...
embosks 16 17 EMBOSK, to conceal w...
emboxes 20 20 EMBOX, to set in a b...
embrues 15 14 EMBRUE, to drench, a...
embryos 21 15 EMBRYO, the entity w...
embuses 15 14 EMBUS, to board a bu...
emerges 13 12 EMERGE, to come into...
emeries 12 10 EMERY, to coat with...
emerods 12 11 EMEROD, a haemorrhoi...
emetics 16 13 EMETIC, an emetic su...
emetins 12 11 EMETIN, an alkaloid...
emeutes 12 11 EMEUTE, (French) a p...
emigres 14 12 EMIGRE, (French) one...
emmoves 15 17 EMMOVE, to affect em...
emodins 12 12 EMODIN, a compound o...
emonges 12 13 (obsolete) in the mi...
emoters 12 10 EMOTER, one who emot...
empales 15 14 EMPALE, to pierce wi...
empares 14 13 EMPARE, to become wo...
emparls 16 14 EMPARL, (Spenser) to...
emparts 15 13 EMPART, (Spenser) to...
empires 15 13 EMPIRE, a dominion o...
employs 22 16 EMPLOY, to hire, use...
empress 15 13 a female ruler of an...
empties 15 13 EMPTY, to remove the...
emptins 15 14 the yeasty lees of b...
empusas 15 14 EMPUSA, a goblin in...
empuses 15 14 EMPUSE, a goblin in...
emulges 15 14 EMULGE, (archaic) to...
emulous 14 13 eager to equal or su...
emunges 13 14 EMUNGE, (obsolete) t...
enables 13 12 ENABLE, to make poss...
enamels 12 12 ENAMEL, to cover wit...
enamors 11 11 ENAMOR, to inspire w...
encages 14 13 ENCAGE, to put in a...
encalms 16 15 ENCALM, (obsolete) t...
encamps 17 17 ENCAMP, to set up a...
encases 13 11 ENCASE, to put in a...
encaves 15 15 ENCAVE, to secrete,...
encinas 13 12 ENCINA, an evergreen...
encodes 13 12 ENCODE, to put into...
encores 13 11 ENCORE, to call for...
encysts 21 13 ENCYST, to become en...
endarts 11 9 ENDART, to dart in,...
endcaps 16 15 ENDCAP, a display of...
endears 10 9 ENDEAR, to make belo...
endings 12 12 ENDING, termination...
endites 11 9 ENDITE, to charge fo...
endives 13 13 ENDIVE, a salad plan...
endless 12 10 eternal [adj ENDLESS...
endrins 11 10 ENDRIN, an insectici...
endures 11 10 ENDURE, to last [v]
enduros 11 10 ENDURO, a long dista...
endways 20 14 on end, lengthwise,...
endyses 17 11 ENDYSIS, the act or...
endysis 18 11 the act or process o...
enemies 11 11 ENEMY, one that is a...
enerves 12 12 ENERVE, (obsolete) t...
enfaces 15 14 ENFACE, to stamp or...
enfants 12 12 ENFANT, (French) a c...
enfires 13 11 ENFIRE, (Spenser) to...
enfixes 19 18 ENFIX, (archaic) to...
enfolds 14 13 ENFOLD, to envelop [...
enforms 14 14 ENFORM, (Spenser) to...
enfrees 12 11 ENFREE, to set free...
engages 12 12 ENGAGE, to employ [v...
engaols 12 11 ENGAOL, (Shakespeare...
engilds 14 12 ENGILD, (Shakespeare...
engines 11 11 ENGINE, to equip wit...
engirds 13 11 ENGIRD, to gird; to...
engluts 14 12 ENGLUT, to glut, to...
engobes 13 13 ENGOBE, (French) a s...
engores 11 10 ENGORE, to gore; to...
engrams 13 13 ENGRAM, a deep-seate...
engross 12 10 to completely absorb...
engulfs 16 15 ENGULF, to swallow u...
enhalos 13 11 ENHALO, to surround...
enigmas 13 13 ENIGMA, something th...
enisles 12 9 ENISLE, to put onto...
enjambs 16 23 ENJAMB, in poetry, t...
enjoins 12 18 ENJOIN, to order or...
enlaces 14 12 ENLACE, to entwine o...
enlards 12 10 ENLARD, (Shakespeare...
enlinks 13 14 ENLINK, to connect c...
enlists 13 9 ENLIST, to engage fo...
enlocks 16 16 ENLOCK, to lock up,...
enmoves 13 15 ENMOVE, to affect em...
ennages 10 11 ENNAGE, a measuremen...
enneads 9 10 ENNEAD, a group of n...
enoughs 14 13 ENOUGH, sufficient [...
enraces 13 11 ENRACE, (Spenser) to...
enrages 11 10 ENRAGE, to make very...
enranks 11 13 ENRANK, (Shakespeare...
enrings 12 11 ENRING, to encircle...
enrobes 12 11 ENROBE, to put on a...
enrolls 13 10 ENROLL, to insert on...
enroots 10 8 ENROOT, to implant f...
enseals 11 9 ENSEAL, to put a sea...
enseams 11 11 ENSEAM, to make a ma...
ensears 10 8 ENSEAR, (Shakespeare...
enserfs 13 11 ENSERF, to make a se...
ensigns 12 11 ENSIGN, to mark with...
ensiles 12 9 ENSILE, to store in...
enskies 12 12 ENSKY, to raise in t...
ensouls 12 10 ENSOUL, to infuse wi...
ensures 11 9 ENSURE, to make sure...
entails 12 9 ENTAIL, to settle an...
entames 11 11 ENTAME, (Shakespeare...
entases 10 8 ENTASIS, a swelling...
entasis 11 8 a swelling on vertic...
entices 14 11 ENTICE, to lead astr...
entires 11 8 ENTIRE, the whole of...
entoils 12 9 ENTOIL, to entangle...
entombs 14 14 ENTOMB, to place in...
entraps 13 11 ENTRAP, to trap [v]
entrees 10 8 ENTREE, freedom of a...
entries 11 8 ENTRY, a place of en...
enviers 13 12 ENVIER, one who envi...
envious 13 13 resentful and desiro...
enviros 13 12 ENVIRO, (colloquial)...
enwalls 16 13 ENWALL, to enclose w...
enwinds 14 13 ENWIND, to enwrap, a...
enwombs 17 17 ENWOMB, to enclose a...
enwraps 16 14 ENWRAP, to cover by...
enzians 13 18 ENZIAN, (German) a t...
enzones 12 18 ENZONE, to engirdle...
enzymes 21 22 ENZYME, a complex pr...
eoliths 15 10 EOLITH, a very early...
eonisms 12 11 EONISM, transvestism...
eosines 10 8 EOSINE, a red dye, a...
epacris 17 13 an Australian plant...
eparchs 19 15 EPARCH, the ruler of...
epaters 13 10 EPATER, (French) to...
epaules 14 12 EPAULE, (French) the...
epeiras 13 10 EPEIRA, a genus of s...
ephebes 17 15 EPHEBE, a young man...
ephebos 17 15 a young man of ancie...
ephebus 18 16 a young man of ancie...
ephelis 17 13 a freckle or mole [n...
epigons 14 13 EPIGON, an inferior...
epilogs 16 13 EPILOG, a conclusion...
epimers 15 13 EPIMER, a type of su...
epinaos 12 11 a rear vestibule [n...
epochas 18 15 EPOCHA, an important...
eponyms 20 16 EPONYM, a personal n...
epopees 14 13 EPOPEE, an epic poem...
epoxies 19 17 EPOXY, to glue with...
equants 19 18 EQUANT, a geometric...
equates 19 17 EQUATE, to be regard...
equines 19 18 EQUINE, a member of...
equipes 22 20 EQUIPE, (French) in...
equites 20 17 EQUES, (Latin) a mem...
erasers 11 7 ERASER, one that era...
erbiums 16 14 ERBIUM, a metallic e...
ergates 12 9 ERGATE, a worker ant...
eriachs 17 12 ERIACH, a murderer's...
eringos 12 10 ERINGO, a plant of t...
erlangs 13 11 ERLANG, a unit of tr...
ermines 12 11 ERMINE, the stoat; a...
erotics 15 10 EROTIC, a person who...
errands 11 9 ERRAND, a message or...
errants 11 8 ERRANT, a knight err...
erratas 11 7 ERRATA, a list of pr...
errings 13 10 ERRING, the act of e...
eryngos 18 12 ERYNGO, a plant of t...
escapes 16 13 ESCAPE, to free ones...
escarps 17 13 ESCARP, to cause to...
eschars 17 12 ESCHAR, a slough of...
eschews 20 15 ESCHEW, to avoid [v]
escorts 15 10 ESCORT, to accompany...
escrocs 18 13 ESCROC, (French) a s...
escrols 16 11 ESCROL, a heraldic s...
escrows 18 13 ESCROW, to place a d...
escudos 15 12 ESCUDO, a monetary u...
esloins 12 9 ESLOIN, to remove to...
espadas 13 11 ESPADA, (Spanish) a...
espials 15 11 ESPIAL, a scout or s...
espiers 14 10 ESPIER, someone who...
espoirs 14 10 ESPOIR, (French) a c...
esprits 15 10 ESPRIT, (French) spi...
essives 14 11 ESSIVE, a grammatica...
essoins 11 8 ESSOIN [n]
estates 11 7 ESTATE, to bestow la...
esteems 12 10 ESTEEM, to have a hi...
estrays 18 9 ESTRAY, to stray [v]
estrins 12 8 ESTRIN, an estrogen,...
estrous 12 8 pertaining to estrus...
estrums 14 11 ESTRUM, the period o...
etalons 11 9 ETALON, a device use...
etamins 12 11 ETAMIN, a loosely wo...
etchers 17 12 ETCHER, one who etch...
ethanes 12 10 ETHANE, a gaseous hy...
ethenes 12 10 ETHENE, a flammable...
ethions 13 10 ETHION, a pesticide...
ethiops 16 12 an old name for vari...
ethnics 17 13 ETHNIC, a member of...
ethoses 13 9 ETHOS, the fundament...
ethynes 19 12 ETHYNE, a colourless...
etoiles 12 8 ETOILE, (French) in...
etriers 12 7 ETRIER, (French) a s...
etymons 18 13 ETYMON, the true ori...
eucains 14 12 EUCAIN, an anaesthet...
euchres 17 13 EUCHRE, to prevent f...
eumongs 13 14 EUMONG, an Australia...
eumungs 14 15 EUMUNG, an Australia...
eunuchs 17 15 EUNUCH, a castrated...
euouaes 10 9 EUOUAE, a name for a...
euphons 15 14 EUPHON, a type of gl...
eupneas 12 12 EUPNEA, normal breat...
eurekas 12 12 EUREKA, a brilliant...
euripus 15 12 a sea channel with s...
evaders 13 12 EVADER, one that eva...
evejars 15 20 EVEJAR, (dialect) th...
eveners 12 12 EVENER, something or...
evinces 16 15 EVINCE, to show clea...
evokers 14 15 EVOKER, one who evok...
evolues 14 13 EVOLUE, a primitive...
evolves 16 16 EVOLVE, to develop [...
evovaes 14 15 EVOVAE, a name for a...
evulses 15 13 EVULSE, to pluck out...
evzones 15 21 EVZONE, (Modern Gree...
exactas 20 17 EXACTA, a type of ho...
exacums 22 21 EXACUM, any plant of...
examens 17 18 EXAMEN, a critical s...
exarchs 23 19 EXARCH, a Byzantine...
excambs 24 23 EXCAMB, (Scots) in S...
exceeds 20 18 EXCEED, to go beyond...
excepts 23 20 EXCEPT, to exclude,...
excides 21 18 EXCIDE, (archaic) to...
excises 21 17 EXCISE, to cut off o...
excites 21 17 EXCITE, to arouse th...
excuses 21 18 EXCUSE, to free from...
exedras 17 15 EXEDRA, a curved ben...
exempts 21 20 EXEMPT, to free from...
exhales 20 17 EXHALE, to breathe o...
exhorts 20 16 EXHORT, to admonish...
exhumes 21 20 EXHUME, to dig out f...
exilers 19 15 EXILER, one who exil...
exogens 17 17 EXOGEN, a plant whic...
exonyms 24 20 EXONYM, a name for a...
exopods 19 18 EXOPOD, the outer br...
exotics 21 17 EXOTIC, something fr...
expands 19 19 EXPAND, to increase...
expects 23 20 EXPECT, to anticipat...
expends 19 19 EXPEND, to consume i...
experts 20 17 EXPERT, (Spenser) to...
expires 20 17 EXPIRE, to come to a...
exports 20 17 EXPORT, to send good...
exposes 19 17 EXPOSE, to lay open...
express 20 17 explicit, clearly st...
expugns 21 21 EXPUGN, to take by s...
exsects 21 17 EXSECT, to cut out [...
exserts 18 14 EXSERT, to protrude...
extends 17 16 EXTEND, to stretch o...
extents 17 15 EXTENT, the range ov...
externs 17 15 EXTERN, an officer i...
extines 17 15 EXTINE, the outer la...
extirps 21 17 EXTIRP, to root out...
extolls 20 16 EXTOLL, to praise hi...
extorts 18 14 EXTORT, to obtain so...
eyalets 18 10 EYALET, (Turkish) a...
eyasses 17 9 EYASS, an untrained...
eyebars 19 12 EYEBAR, a metal bar...
eyecups 23 16 EYECUP, a cup used f...
eyefuls 21 14 EYEFUL, a complete v...
eyeless 18 10 without eyes [adj]
eyelets 18 10 EYELET, to make a sm...
eyelids 19 11 EYELID, a fold of sk...
eyliads 19 11 EYLIAD, an amorous g...
fablers 17 14 FABLER, a writer of...
fablets 17 14 FABLET, a large smar...
fabrics 20 16 FABRIC, to construct...
facades 16 14 FACADE, the front of...
facials 18 14 FACIAL, a beauty tre...
facings 18 16 FACING, the lining a...
factors 17 13 FACTOR, to express a...
factums 19 17 FACTUM, (Latin) a ma...
faddles 15 13 FADDLE, to trifle; t...
fadeins 13 12 FADEIN, a gradual in...
fadeurs 14 12 FADEUR, (French) dul...
fadings 15 14 FADING, an Irish dan...
faeries 13 10 FAERIE, (archaic) th...
faggots 16 14 FAGGOT, to bind toge...
faibles 17 14 FAIBLE, (French) the...
failles 16 12 FAILLE, (French) a s...
fainnes 12 12 FAINNE, a ring-shape...
fairies 14 10 FAIRY, a creature of...
faitors 14 10 FAITOR, an imposter,...
fajitas 16 19 FAJITA, (Spanish) ma...
fakeers 14 14 FAKEER, a Hindu asce...
falcons 17 15 FALCON, any of vario...
fallals 17 13 FALLAL, a showy arti...
fallers 16 12 FALLER, one who fall...
fallows 19 15 FALLOW, to plough an...
falsers 15 11 FALSER, (obsolete) a...
falsies 15 11 FALSIE, a pad worn w...
falters 15 11 FALTER, to hesitate...
famines 14 14 FAMINE, extreme scar...
famulus 17 16 (Latin) an assistant...
fanboys 21 16 FANBOY, an obsessive...
fancies 16 14 FANCY, to take a lik...
fandoms 14 15 FANDOM, an aggregate...
fanegas 13 13 FANEGA, (Spanish) a...
fanfics 19 17 FANFIC, (short for)...
fangles 15 14 FANGLE, to decorate...
fanions 12 12 FANION, a small flag...
fanjets 15 20 FANJET, a type of je...
fankles 15 16 FANKLE, (Scots) to e...
fannels 13 13 FANNEL, a strip of m...
fanners 12 12 FANNER, one who fans...
fannies 12 12 FANNY, as in to fann...
fansubs 16 15 FANSUB, the subtitli...
fantads 13 12 FANTAD, a fidgety st...
fantods 13 12 FANTOD, a fidgety st...
fantoms 14 14 FANTOM, a phantom, s...
faquirs 23 20 FAQUIR, a Hindu asce...
farcers 17 13 FARCER, a performer...
farcies 17 13 FARCY, a chronic hor...
farcins 17 14 FARCIN, (obsolete) a...
fardels 15 12 FARDEL, (obsolete) a...
fardens 13 12 FARDEN, (dialect) a...
farfals 17 14 FARFAL, noodles in t...
farfels 17 14 FARFEL, noodles in t...
farinas 13 11 FARINA, a fine flour...
farmers 15 13 FARMER, one who farm...
farness 13 11 the state of being f...
farrens 13 11 FARREN, a division o...
farrows 17 13 FARROW, to give birt...
fascias 17 13 FASCIA, an architect...
fastens 13 11 FASTEN, to secure [v...
fasters 14 10 FASTER, one who fast...
fasties 14 10 FASTIE, (Australian...
fathers 16 12 FATHER, to be the ma...
fathoms 17 15 FATHOM, to ascertain...
fatless 15 11 having no fat [adj]
fatness 13 11 the state of being f...
fatsias 14 10 FATSIA, an evergreen...
fatsoes 13 10 FATSO, (colloquial)...
fattens 13 11 FATTEN, to make fat...
fatties 14 10 FATTY, one that is f...
fatuous 14 12 silly; purposeless,...
fatwahs 19 15 FATWAH, to threaten...
faucals 18 15 FAUCAL, a sound prod...
faucets 17 14 FAUCET, a pipe inser...
fautors 14 11 FAUTOR, a favorer, a...
favelas 16 15 FAVELA, a slum area,...
favisms 18 17 FAVISM, an acute typ...
favours 16 15 FAVOUR, to regard wi...
favuses 16 15 FAVUS, a fungal skin...
fawners 16 14 FAWNER, one who fawn...
feagues 14 13 FEAGUE, (obsolete) t...
fearers 13 10 FEARER, one who fear...
featous 13 11 shapely, also FEATEO...
fecials 18 14 FECIAL, a priest of...
feculas 18 15 FECULA, a fine flour...
fedexes 19 18 FEDEX, to send by Fe...
fedoras 13 11 FEDORA, a felt hat w...
feebles 16 14 FEEBLE, to make weak...
feeders 13 11 FEEDER, one that fee...
feelers 14 11 FEELER, the antenna...
feeless 14 11 requiring no fee [ad...
feeries 13 10 FEERIE, a theatrical...
feerins 13 11 FEERIN, a first guid...
feijoas 15 19 FEIJOA, (Portuguese)...
felches 20 16 FELCH, to lick or su...
felines 14 12 FELINE, a member of...
fellahs 18 14 FELLAH, a peasant of...
fellers 16 12 FELLER, one that fel...
fellies 16 12 FELLY, the rim of a...
felloes 15 12 FELLOE, the rim of a...
fellows 19 15 FELLOW, to produce a...
felters 15 11 FELTER, to mat toget...
females 15 14 FEMALE, the sex that...
fencers 16 14 FENCER, one who fenc...
fenders 13 12 FENDER, a metal guar...
fenings 14 14 FENING, a monetary u...
fennecs 15 15 FENNEC, the desert f...
fennels 13 13 FENNEL, a yellow-flo...
fennies 12 12 FENNY, an alcoholic...
ferbams 17 16 FERBAM, a fungicide...
ferlies 15 11 FERLIE, (archaic) a...
ferrels 15 11 FERREL, to fit with...
ferrets 14 10 FERRET, to search ou...
ferries 14 10 FERRY, to transport...
ferrous 14 11 pertaining to iron [...
ferrums 16 14 FERRUM, iron [n]
ferulas 15 12 FERULA, a flat piece...
ferules 15 12 FERULE, to fit with...
fervors 16 14 FERVOR, great intens...
fescues 17 14 FESCUE, a kind of pe...
festals 15 11 FESTAL, a festivity...
festers 14 10 FESTER, to generate...
fetches 19 15 FETCH, to go after a...
fetials 15 11 FETIAL, a priest of...
fetters 14 10 FETTER, to shackle [...
fettles 15 11 FETTLE, to potter fu...
fetuses 14 11 FETUS, the unborn in...
feutres 14 11 FEUTRE, to set a spe...
fewmets 18 16 FEWMET, (archaic) th...
fewness 16 14 the state of being f...
fewters 17 13 FEWTER, to set a spe...
feyness 19 13 the state of being f...
fiacres 17 13 FIACRE, (French) a s...
fiances 16 14 FIANCE, a man engage...
fiascos 17 13 FIASCO, a wine bottl...
fiaunts 14 12 FIAUNT, (Spenser) a...
fibbers 19 16 FIBBER, one who fibs...
fibrils 19 14 FIBRIL, a small fibr...
fibrins 17 14 FIBRIN, an insoluble...
fibrous 17 14 containing, or consi...
fibulas 18 15 FIBULA, a bone in th...
ficains 17 14 FICAIN, a cysteine p...
fickles 20 18 FICKLE, to perplex [...
fictors 18 13 FICTOR, a person who...
ficuses 18 14 FICUS, a genus of pl...
fiddles 16 13 FIDDLE, to play a vi...
fidgets 16 13 FIDGET, to move abou...
fidibus 18 15 a paper spill for li...
fiestas 14 10 FIESTA, (Spanish) in...
fifties 17 13 FIFTY, a number [n]
figjams 19 24 FIGJAM, (Australian...
figures 16 13 FIGURE, to compute [...
filches 21 16 FILCH, to pilfer [v]
filfots 18 14 FILFOT, a swastika,...
filings 17 14 FILING, a particle r...
fillers 17 12 FILLER, one that fil...
fillets 17 12 FILLET, to cut bonel...
fillies 17 12 FILLY, a female hors...
fillips 20 15 FILLIP, to strike sh...
filmers 17 14 FILMER, one who film...
filters 16 11 FILTER, to purify a...
fimbles 19 17 FIMBLE, the male pla...
finales 14 12 FINALE, a terminatio...
finalis 15 12 a type of tone in me...
finches 19 16 FINCH, a small bird...
finders 14 12 FINDER, one that fin...
fineers 13 11 FINEER, to get goods...
finests 14 11 FINEST, the worthies...
fingans 14 14 FINGAN, the handlele...
fingers 15 13 FINGER, to touch wit...
finials 15 12 FINIAL, a decorating...
finings 15 14 FINING, the process...
finises 14 11 FINIS, (Latin) the e...
finites 14 11 FINITE, a verb limit...
finjans 15 21 FINJAN, the handlele...
finless 15 12 without fins [adj]
finlits 16 12 FINLIT, (colloquial)...
finnacs 16 15 FINNAC, a young seat...
finnans 12 13 FINNAN, (Scots) hadd...
finners 13 12 FINNER, a finback wh...
fiorins 14 11 FIORIN, a species of...
fipples 20 17 FIPPLE, a plug at th...
firings 16 13 FIRING, the process...
firkins 16 15 FIRKIN, a small cask...
firlots 16 11 FIRLOT, an old measu...
firmans 15 14 FIRMAN, an Oriental...
firmers 16 13 FIRMER, a carpenter'...
fiscals 19 14 FISCAL, a treasurer;...
fisgigs 18 14 FISGIG, a giddy girl...
fishers 17 12 FISHER, one who catc...
fissles 16 11 FISSLE, (Scots) to r...
fitches 20 15 FITCH, a polecat, al...
fitness 14 11 the state of being f...
fitters 15 10 FITTER, one that fit...
fixates 20 17 FIXATE, to make stab...
fixings 22 20 FIXING, the act or p...
fixures 21 18 FIXURE, (Shakespeare...
fizgigs 21 23 FIZGIG, a police inf...
fizzens 20 29 FIZZEN, (Scots) phys...
fizzers 21 28 FIZZER, (Australian...
fizzles 22 29 FIZZLE, to come to n...
flacons 17 15 FLACON, (French) a s...
flagons 15 14 FLAGON, a large vess...
flakers 16 15 FLAKER, someone or s...
flakies 16 15 FLAKY, a fit of temp...
flambes 18 17 FLAMBE, to douse (e....
flamens 15 15 FLAMEN, a priest of...
flamers 16 14 FLAMER, a person who...
flanges 15 14 FLANGE, to provide w...
flasers 15 11 FLASER, a streaky ap...
flashes 17 13 FLASH, to shine brie...
flaunes 14 13 FLAUNE, (archaic) a...
flaunts 15 13 FLAUNT, to exhibit i...
flautas 15 12 FLAUTA, a tortilla r...
flavins 17 16 FLAVIN, a yellow dye...
flavors 17 15 FLAVOR, to impart a...
flayers 21 13 FLAYER, one who flay...
fleadhs 17 14 FLEADH, (Irish) a fe...
fleches 20 16 FLECHE, (French) a s...
fledges 16 14 FLEDGE, to furnish w...
fleeces 17 14 FLEECE, to remove th...
flenses 14 12 FLENSE, to strip the...
fleshes 17 13 FLESH, to scrape sof...
flexors 21 18 FLEXOR, a muscle tha...
flights 20 15 FLIGHT, to migrate i...
floccus 22 18 the tuft of hair ter...
florals 16 12 FLORAL, a design fea...
florets 15 11 FLORET, a small flow...
florins 15 12 FLORIN, an obsolete...
floshes 17 13 FLOSH, any loose dow...
flosses 15 11 FLOSS, to clean betw...
flotels 16 12 FLOTEL, a platform o...
flouses 15 12 FLOUSE, to splash, a...
flowers 18 14 FLOWER, to blossom o...
fluates 15 12 FLUATE, (obsolete) a...
fluents 15 13 FLUENT, the variable...
flugels 18 15 FLUGEL, a grand pian...
flushes 18 14 FLUSH, to clean by a...
fluters 16 12 FLUTER, one who play...
flyboys 30 18 FLYBOY, a pilot in t...
flyings 23 16 FLYING, the operatio...
flyless 23 14 free of flies (winge...
flyoffs 26 19 FLYOFF, a competitiv...
flyways 31 18 FLYWAY, an establish...
foamers 14 13 FOAMER, something th...
focuses 17 14 FOCUS, to bring or a...
fodders 14 12 FODDER, to feed catt...
foetors 13 10 FOETOR, a stench, al...
fogbows 20 18 FOGBOW, a nebulous a...
fogdogs 16 15 FOGDOG, a nebulous a...
foggers 16 14 FOGGER, a person who...
fogless 16 13 having no fog [adj]
fograms 16 15 FOGRAM, a person wit...
foibles 17 14 FOIBLE, a minor weak...
foisons 13 11 FOISON, (Scots) phys...
folates 14 11 FOLATE, a form of vi...
folders 15 12 FOLDER, one that fol...
foldups 18 16 FOLDUP, an object th...
folious 15 12 having leaves, also...
foliums 17 15 FOLIUM, a leaf, a th...
folkies 16 15 FOLKY, a performer o...
follies 16 12 FOLLY, to act with f...
follows 19 15 FOLLOW, to go after...
foments 14 14 FOMENT, to foster or...
fomites 15 13 FOMES, a substance c...
fondles 14 13 FONDLE, to caress [v...
fondues 13 13 FONDUE, to cook a di...
foodies 13 11 FOODIE, an enthusias...
footers 13 10 FOOTER, to mess arou...
footies 13 10 FOOTIE, (slang) foot...
footles 14 11 FOOTLE, to potter ab...
footras 13 10 FOOTRA, a worthless...
foozles 17 20 FOOZLE, to manage or...
forages 14 12 FORAGE, to search ab...
forbids 17 14 FORBID, to command n...
forcats 17 13 FORCAT, a convict co...
forceps 19 16 a pair of tongs used...
forcers 17 13 FORCER, one who forc...
fordoes 13 11 FORDO, to destroy, a...
forests 14 10 FOREST, to convert i...
forexes 19 17 FOREX, (short for) f...
forgers 15 12 FORGER, one that for...
forgets 15 12 FORGET, to fail to r...
forgoes 14 12 FORGO, to refrain fr...
forhoos 15 12 FORHOO, (Scots) to d...
forhows 19 15 FORHOW, to desert or...
forints 14 11 FORINT, a monetary u...
forkers 15 14 FORKER, one who fork...
formals 16 14 FORMAL, a social eve...
formats 15 13 FORMAT, to follow th...
formees 14 13 FORMEE, a kind of he...
formers 15 13 FORMER, someone or s...
formols 16 14 FORMOL, a formic ald...
formyls 23 16 FORMYL, a radical de...
forpets 16 13 FORPET, a measure of...
forpits 17 13 FORPIT, a measure of...
forrads 14 11 FORRAD, a forward [n...
forrays 20 12 FORRAY, (Spenser) to...
forsays 20 12 FORSAY, to forbid, t...
forties 14 10 FORTY, a number [n]
fossils 16 11 FOSSIL, the preserve...
fossors 14 10 FOSSOR, (archaic) a...
fosters 14 10 FOSTER, to promote t...
fothers 16 12 FOTHER, to protect a...
foulies 15 12 FOULIE, (Australian...
fourses 14 11 (dialect) a snack ta...
fourths 17 13 FOURTH, one of four...
foussas 14 11 FOUSSA, (Malagasy) a...
fouters 14 11 FOUTER, (Scots) to m...
foutras 14 11 FOUTRA, a fig, somet...
foutres 14 11 FOUTRE, (Scots) to m...
fowlers 18 14 FOWLER, one that fow...
foxings 21 20 FOXING, the act of a...
fractus 18 14 a ragged cloud [n FR...
fragors 15 12 FRAGOR, a crash [n]
fraises 14 10 FRAISE, to fortify w...
framers 15 13 FRAMER, one who fram...
frappes 18 16 FRAPPE, an iced drin...
frasses 14 10 FRASS, debris or exc...
fraters 14 10 FRATER, a monk, a ho...
frazils 19 20 FRAZIL, ice crystals...
freezes 16 19 FREEZE, to turn into...
fremits 16 13 FREMIT, a stranger,...
frennes 12 12 FRENNE, (Spenser) a...
frenums 15 15 FRENUM, a connecting...
frescos 17 13 FRESCO, to paint on...
freshes 16 12 FRESH, to improve th...
friands 14 12 FRIAND, a (male) epi...
frichts 21 15 FRICHT, (Scots) to f...
fricots 18 13 FRICOT, an Acadian s...
fridges 16 13 FRIDGE, to rub or fr...
friends 14 12 FRIEND, to enter int...
friezes 17 19 FRIEZE, to put a dec...
frights 19 14 FRIGHT, to make afra...
frigots 16 12 FRIGOT, (Spenser) a...
fringes 15 13 FRINGE, to provide w...
fripons 16 14 FRIPON, (French) a k...
frisees 14 10 FRISEE, (French) a v...
friskas 16 14 FRISKA, the fast sec...
fritzes 18 19 FRITZ [n]
frivols 18 15 FRIVOL, to behave pl...
frizers 18 19 FRIZER, one that fri...
frizzes 21 28 FRIZZ, to curl hair...
froings 15 13 FROING, as in toing...
froises 14 10 FROISE, a thick panc...
frolics 19 14 FROLIC, to play and...
frontes 13 11 FRONS, the forehead;...
froshes 16 12 FROSH, (US) a freshm...
frowsts 18 13 FROWST, to luxuriate...
fruicts 19 14 FRUICT, (obsolete) f...
frushes 17 13 FRUSH, to break or b...
fryings 22 15 FRYING, the process...
frypans 22 16 FRYPAN, a pan for fr...
fuckers 19 18 FUCKER, a contemptib...
fuckups 22 22 FUCKUP, something in...
fucoids 18 15 FUCOID, a seaweed of...
fucoses 17 14 FUCOSE, a type of su...
fucuses 18 15 FUCUS, any of a genu...
fuddies 15 13 FUDDY, an old-fashio...
fuddles 16 14 FUDDLE, to confuse,...
fuelers 15 12 FUELER, one who fuel...
fugatos 15 13 FUGATO, a fugal comp...
fuhrers 17 13 FUHRER, (German) a l...
fulfils 20 16 FULFIL, to bring abo...
fulgors 17 14 FULGOR, splendour, a...
fulhams 19 17 FULHAM, a loaded die...
fullams 18 16 FULLAM, a loaded die...
fullans 16 14 FULLAN, a loaded die...
fullers 17 13 FULLER, to groove wi...
fulmars 17 15 FULMAR, an arctic se...
fulness 15 13 the state of being f...
fulvous 18 17 dull yellow, also FU...
fumados 15 15 FUMADO, a salted and...
fumages 16 16 FUMAGE, hearth-tax [...
fumbles 19 18 FUMBLE, to handle cl...
fumulus 18 17 a thin cloud [n FUMU...
funders 14 13 FUNDER, a financial...
fundies 14 13 FUNDY, (German) a me...
fungals 16 15 FUNGAL, a fungus [n]
fungoes 14 14 FUNGO, a fly ball hi...
fungous 15 15 pertaining to a fung...
funkers 15 16 FUNKER, one who funk...
funkias 15 16 FUNKIA, any plant of...
funnels 14 14 FUNNEL, to pass thro...
funnies 13 13 FUNNY, a comic strip...
furanes 13 12 FURANE, a chemical u...
fureurs 15 12 FUREUR, (French) an...
furfurs 18 15 FURFUR, dandruff, al...
furious 15 12 extremely angry [adj...
furkids 17 16 FURKID, an animal ke...
furlers 16 12 FURLER, one that fur...
furless 16 12 without fur [adj]
furoles 15 12 FUROLE, a liquid obt...
furores 14 11 FURORE, (Italian) an...
furries 15 11 FURRY, a Cornish dan...
furrows 18 14 FURROW, to make narr...
fusains 14 12 FUSAIN, a fine charc...
fuscous 18 15 dusky brown, also FU...
fusions 14 12 FUSION, (Scots) phys...
fuskers 16 15 FUSKER, a piece of s...
fussers 15 11 FUSSER, one that fus...
fustets 15 11 FUSTET, the wood of...
fustics 19 14 FUSTIC, the wood of...
fustocs 18 14 FUSTOC, the wood of...
futsals 16 12 FUTSAL, a form of as...
futures 15 12 FUTURE, the time yet...
fuzzles 22 30 FUZZLE, (dialect) to...
fylfots 24 16 FYLFOT, a form of cr...
gabbers 17 15 GABBER, a chatterbox...
gabbles 18 16 GABBLE, to chatter o...
gabbros 17 15 GABBRO, a coarsely c...
gabions 14 13 GABION, a basket of...
gablets 16 13 GABLET, a small gabl...
gaboons 13 13 GABOON, a West Afric...
gachers 18 14 GACHER, one that gac...
gadders 13 11 GADDER, one that gad...
gadgets 14 12 GADGET, a mechanical...
gadgies 14 12 GADGIE, a fellow, al...
gadoids 13 11 GADOID, a member of...
gaffers 17 15 GAFFER, an old man;...
gagakus 15 16 GAGAKU, a type of Ja...
gaggers 15 13 GAGGER, one who gags...
gaggles 16 14 GAGGLE, to cackle [v...
gainers 12 10 GAINER, one who gain...
gaiters 13 9 GAITER, a covering f...
galages 14 12 GALAGE, (obsolete) a...
galagos 14 12 GALAGO, a kind of Af...
galaxes 19 17 GALAX, a heathlike e...
galenas 12 11 GALENA, the principa...
galeres 13 10 GALERE, (French) a g...
galiots 14 10 GALIOT, a small gall...
gallets 15 11 GALLET, to fill in m...
galleys 21 13 GALLEY, any of vario...
gallies 15 11 GALLY, to scare, daz...
gallons 14 12 GALLON, a unit of li...
gallops 17 14 GALLOP, to ride a ho...
gallous 15 12 containing gallium [...
gallows 18 14 a structure used to...
galoots 13 10 GALOOT, an awkward o...
galores 13 10 GALORE, an abundance...
galuths 17 13 GALUTH, (Hebrew) the...
galyacs 23 15 GALYAC, a soft gloss...
galyaks 21 16 GALYAK, a soft gloss...
gambets 16 15 GAMBET, a red-legged...
gambias 16 15 GAMBIA, the inspissa...
gambirs 17 15 GAMBIR, the inspissa...
gambits 17 15 GAMBIT, to sacrifice...
gambles 17 16 GAMBLE, to play a ga...
gamboes 15 15 GAMBO, (Welsh) a sim...
gambols 17 16 GAMBOL, to leap abou...
gametes 13 12 GAMETE, a mature rep...
gamines 13 13 GAMINE, (French) a h...
gamings 15 15 GAMING, the practice...
gammats 15 15 GAMMAT, (South Afric...
gammers 15 15 GAMMER, an old woman...
gammons 14 16 GAMMON, to mislead b...
gamones 12 13 GAMONE, any chemical...
ganches 17 15 GANCH, to impale, al...
ganders 12 11 GANDER, to wander [v...
gangbos 15 15 GANGBO, a civil orde...
gangers 13 12 GANGER, a foreman of...
gangles 14 13 GANGLE, to move awkw...
gangues 13 13 GANGUE, the worthles...
ganjahs 16 21 GANJAH, cannabis use...
gannets 11 11 GANNET, a large seab...
ganoids 12 11 GANOID, a type of fi...
ganoins 11 11 GANOIN, the hard shi...
ganseys 18 12 GANSEY, a woollen sw...
gaolers 13 10 GAOLER, one who keep...
gapings 16 15 GAPING, the act of g...
gapless 16 13 without a gap [adj]
gaposis 15 12 a gap between button...
gappers 17 15 GAPPER, a person tak...
garages 13 11 GARAGE, to put in a...
garbles 16 13 GARBLE, to distort t...
garcons 15 13 GARCON, (French) a w...
gardens 12 11 GARDEN, to cultivate...
gargets 14 11 GARGET, an inflammat...
gargles 15 12 GARGLE, to rinse the...
garials 14 10 GARIAL, an Indian cr...
garjans 14 19 GARJAN, a thin balsa...
garlics 18 13 GARLIC, to flavour w...
garners 12 10 GARNER, to gather an...
garnets 12 10 GARNET, a name given...
garotes 12 9 GAROTE, to execute b...
garrans 12 10 GARRAN, a small stur...
garrets 13 9 GARRET, a room just...
garrons 12 10 GARRON, a small stur...
garrots 13 9 GARROT, a stick or s...
garryas 19 11 GARRYA, a North Amer...
garters 13 9 GARTER, to support w...
garudas 13 11 GARUDA, a Hindu demi...
garveys 21 15 GARVEY, a small flat...
garvies 15 13 GARVIE, a sprat, als...
gasbags 16 14 GASBAG, to talk a lo...
gascons 15 13 GASCON, (French) a b...
gaseous 12 10 in the form of gas [...
gaskets 14 13 GASKET, a flat sheet...
gaskins 14 14 GASKIN, a part of a...
gasless 14 10 having no gas [adj]
gaspers 15 12 GASPER, (slang) a ch...
gassers 13 9 GASSER, an oil well...
gasters 13 9 GASTER [n]
gatches 18 14 GATCH, to behave boa...
gateaus 12 10 GATEAU, a rich layer...
gathers 15 11 GATHER, to bring tog...
gatings 14 12 GATING, punishment b...
gauches 18 15 GAUCH, to behave boa...
gauchos 18 15 GAUCHO, a cowboy of...
gaudies 13 11 GAUDY, an entertainm...
gaufers 15 13 GAUFER, a waffle, al...
gaufres 15 13 GAUFRE, a waffle, al...
gaugers 14 12 GAUGER, one who gaug...
gaupers 15 13 GAUPER, one that gau...
gausses 13 10 GAUSS, a unit of mag...
gavages 15 15 GAVAGE, the introduc...
gavials 16 14 GAVIAL, an Indian cr...
gawkers 17 16 GAWKER, one who gawk...
gawkies 17 16 GAWKY, a tall awkwar...
gawpers 18 15 GAWPER, one that gaw...
gaydars 19 12 GAYDAR, the supposed...
gayness 18 12 gaiety, finery [n -E...
gazabos 17 21 GAZABO, a fellow [n]
gazangs 16 21 GAZANG, (of the sell...
gazebos 17 21 GAZEBO, a roofed str...
gazings 17 21 GAZING, the act of g...
gazoons 14 19 GAZOON, (obsolete) o...
gazumps 20 25 GAZUMP, (colloquial)...
gealous 13 11 (Spenser) jealous [a...
geckoes 16 16 GECKO, a kind of sma...
gedacts 16 13 GEDACT, a flutelike...
geebags 15 14 GEEBAG, (Irish slang...
geegaws 16 14 GEEGAW, a toy; a bau...
geezahs 17 20 GEEZAH, (colloquial)...
geezers 15 18 GEEZER, (slang) an e...
geggies 15 13 GEGGIE, (Scots slang...
geishas 15 11 GEISHA, a Japanese g...
geladas 13 11 GELADA, an Ethiopian...
gelants 13 11 GELANT, a substance...
gelates 13 10 GELATE, to form a ge...
gelatis 14 10 GELATI, an Italian i...
gelatos 13 10 GELATO, an Italian i...
gelcaps 19 16 GELCAP, a dose of me...
gelders 14 11 GELDER, one who geld...
gellies 15 11 GELLY, (slang) gelig...
gemotes 13 12 GEMOTE, a public mee...
genders 12 11 GENDER, (archaic) to...
geneses 11 10 GENESIS, the act of...
genesis 12 10 the act of producing...
genevas 13 14 GENEVA, a spirit dis...
gennels 12 12 GENNEL, a narrow all...
gennets 11 11 GENNET, a small Span...
gennies 11 11 GENNY, a large trian...
genomes 12 13 GENOME, a haploid se...
gentles 13 11 GENTLE, to tame [v]
gentoos 11 10 GENTOO, a Falkland I...
genuses 12 11 GENUS, (Latin) a tax...
geotags 13 11 GEOTAG, to assign a...
gerbils 17 13 GERBIL, a desert rod...
gerents 12 10 GERENT, a ruler or m...
germans 13 13 GERMAN, an elaborate...
germens 13 13 GERMEN, something th...
germins 14 13 GERMIN, something th...
gerunds 13 12 GERUND, a verbal for...
gessoes 12 9 GESSO, plaster of Pa...
getouts 13 10 GETOUT, an excuse to...
getters 13 9 GETTER, to remove tr...
gewgaws 20 17 GEWGAW, a showy trin...
geysers 19 11 GEYSER, a type of th...
gharris 16 11 GHARRI, in India, a...
ghazals 19 21 GHAZAL, a Persian ve...
ghazels 19 21 GHAZEL, a Persian ve...
ghazies 18 20 GHAZI, a Muslim warr...
gheraos 14 11 GHERAO, to carry out...
ghesses 15 11 GHESSE, (Spenser) to...
ghettos 15 11 GHETTO, to confine t...
ghiblis 20 15 GHIBLI, a hot desert...
giaours 13 10 GIAOUR, (archaic) a...
gibbers 18 15 GIBBER, to utter sen...
gibbets 18 15 GIBBET, to execute b...
gibbons 17 16 GIBBON, any of vario...
gibbous 18 16 humpbacked, humped;...
giblets 17 13 the edible viscera (...
gibsons 15 13 GIBSON, a martini se...
gibuses 16 13 GIBUS, an opera hat...
giddies 14 11 GIDDY, to make dizzy...
gidgees 14 12 GIDGEE, a small Aust...
gidjees 15 19 GIDJEE, a small Aust...
giftees 15 12 GIFTEE, one that rec...
giggits 17 13 GIGGIT, (archaic US)...
giggles 17 14 GIGGLE, to laugh in...
giglets 16 12 GIGLET, (obsolete) a...
giglots 16 12 GIGLOT, (obsolete) a...
gigolos 15 12 GIGOLO, a man suppor...
gilcups 21 17 GILCUP, (dialect) a...
gilders 15 11 GILDER, one who gild...
gilgais 16 12 GILGAI, (Native Aust...
gilgies 16 12 GILGIE, (Native Aust...
gillers 16 11 GILLER, one that gil...
gillets 16 11 GILLET, (Scots) a sk...
gillies 16 11 GILLIE, to act as a...
gilpeys 23 15 GILPEY, (Scots) a bo...
gilpies 17 13 GILPY, a boisterous...
gimbals 18 16 GIMBAL, to support o...
gimlets 16 13 GIMLET, to pierce as...
gimmals 17 16 GIMMAL, a pair of in...
gimmers 16 15 GIMMER, (Scots) a yo...
gimmies 16 15 GIMMIE, an easy golf...
gimmors 16 15 GIMMOR, a pair of in...
ginches 18 15 GINCH, underpants, a...
gingals 15 13 GINGAL, a large Chin...
gingers 14 12 GINGER, to spice up,...
gingkos 15 16 GINGKO, an ornamenta...
gingles 15 13 GINGLE, (obsolete) a...
ginkgos 15 16 GINKGO, an ornamenta...
ginnels 13 12 GINNEL, a narrow all...
ginners 12 11 GINNER, one that gin...
ginzoes 15 19 GINZO, (colloquial)...
gippers 18 15 GIPPER, one who gips...
gippies 18 15 GIPPY, (offensive) a...
gippoes 17 15 GIPPO, (offensive) a...
gipsens 15 13 GIPSEN, (Spenser) a...
gipsies 16 12 GIPSY, to live like...
girders 14 10 GIRDER, a large beam...
girdles 15 11 GIRDLE, to encircle...
girkins 15 14 GIRKIN, (obsolete) a...
girlies 15 10 GIRLIE, a girl, also...
girnels 14 11 GIRNEL, a large vat...
girners 13 10 GIRNER, one who girn...
girshes 16 11 GIRSH, a monetary un...
gitanas 12 10 GITANA, (Spanish) a...
gitanos 12 10 GITANO, (Spanish) a...
gitches 19 14 GITCH, underpants, a...
givings 17 16 GIVING, the act of g...
gizzens 19 28 GIZZEN, (Scots) to s...
gladius 15 12 the internal shell,...
glaires 14 10 GLAIRE, to coat with...
glaives 16 14 GLAIVE, (obsolete) a...
glamors 15 13 GLAMOR, to bewitch,...
glances 16 14 GLANCE, to look quic...
glandes 13 12 GLANS, the tip of th...
glasses 14 10 GLASS, to encase in...
glazers 17 19 GLAZER, one who appl...
gleaves 15 14 GLEAVE, a broadsword...
glebous 16 14 (archaic) cloddy, tu...
gledges 15 13 GLEDGE, to squint th...
gliders 15 11 GLIDER, a type of ai...
gliomas 15 13 GLIOMA, a tumour of...
glioses 14 10 GLIOSIS, excessive g...
gliosis 15 10 excessive growth of...
glisses 15 10 GLISSE, a kind of gl...
glitzes 18 19 GLITZ, to make somet...
globins 16 14 GLOBIN, a protein co...
globous 16 14 having a rounded for...
gloires 14 10 GLOIRE, (French) glo...
glorias 14 10 GLORIA, a type of ve...
glories 14 10 GLORY, to rejoice pr...
glossas 14 10 GLOSSA, the tongue [...
glosses 14 10 GLOSS, to make lustr...
glottis 15 10 the opening between...
glovers 16 14 GLOVER, a maker or s...
glowers 17 13 GLOWER, to look or s...
glucans 17 15 GLUCAN, a polymer of...
glurges 16 13 GLURGE, supposedly f...
glutens 14 12 GLUTEN, a tough elas...
gluteus 15 12 a buttock muscle, al...
glycans 23 16 GLYCAN, a carbohydra...
glycins 24 16 GLYCIN, the simplest...
glycols 25 16 GLYCOL, a thick, col...
glycyls 32 18 GLYCYL, a radical de...
gnashes 14 12 GNASH, to grind the...
gnawers 15 13 GNAWER, one who, or...
gnomons 12 14 GNOMON, the pointer...
goalies 13 10 GOALIE, a player who...
goannas 10 11 GOANNA, a large moni...
goatees 11 9 GOATEE, a small poin...
goaties 12 9 GOATY, a goatee bear...
goatses 12 9 GOATSE, a deliberate...
gobangs 15 15 GOBANG, a Japanese b...
gobbets 17 15 GOBBET, a piece of r...
gobbles 18 16 GOBBLE, to eat hasti...
gobiids 16 13 GOBIID, a fish of th...
goblets 16 13 GOBLET, a drinking v...
goblins 16 14 GOBLIN, an unpleasan...
goddams 14 14 GODDAM, to damn, als...
goddens 12 12 GODDEN [n]
goddess 13 11 a female god [n -ES]
godless 14 11 worshipping no god [...
godowns 15 14 GODOWN, an oriental...
godsons 12 11 GODSON, a male godch...
godwits 17 13 GODWIT, a bird of th...
goeties 12 9 GOETY, (obsolete) bl...
goffers 17 15 GOFFER, to press rid...
goggles 16 14 GOGGLE, to stare wit...
goglets 15 12 GOGLET, a porous ear...
goiters 13 9 GOITER, an enlargeme...
goitres 13 9 GOITRE, an enlargeme...
goldens 13 12 GOLDEN, to become li...
goldies 14 11 GOLDY, a goldfinch [...
golfers 16 13 GOLFER, one that gol...
gollans 14 12 GOLLAN, (dialect) a...
gollars 15 11 GOLLAR, to make a lo...
gollers 15 11 GOLLER, to make a lo...
gollies 15 11 GOLLY, to spit [v]
gollops 17 14 GOLLOP, to gulp hast...
gombros 16 15 GOMBRO, a soup thick...
gomokus 15 17 GOMOKU, (Japanese) a...
gomutis 15 13 GOMUTI, a Malayan pa...
gomutos 14 13 GOMUTO, a Malayan pa...
gonches 17 15 GONCH, underpants, a...
gongyos 19 14 GONGYO, a Buddhist c...
goniffs 17 16 GONIFF, a thief, als...
gonophs 16 15 GONOPH, a thief, als...
gonyses 18 12 GONYS, the ridge alo...
goobers 14 12 GOOBER, (US) a peanu...
goobies 14 12 GOOBY, (New Zealand)...
goodbys 21 15 GOODBY, a remark or...
goodies 12 10 GOODY, an archaic ti...
googles 14 12 GOOGLE, to look for...
googols 14 12 GOOGOL, the figure 1...
gooleys 19 12 GOOLEY, (Australian)...
goolies 13 10 GOOLIE, (Australian)...
goondas 11 11 GOONDA, (Hindi) a hi...
gooneys 17 12 GOONEY, an albatross...
goonies 11 10 GOONY, an albatross,...
goorals 13 10 GOORAL, an Indian go...
goories 12 9 GOORY, (New Zealand)...
gooroos 11 9 GOOROO, a Hindu spir...
gooseys 18 11 GOOSEY, a goose, a b...
goosies 12 9 GOOSY, a goose, a bl...
gophers 17 14 GOPHER, to burrow, m...
gopuras 15 13 GOPURA, in South Ind...
gorgers 14 11 GORGER, one who gorg...
gorgets 14 11 GORGET, a piece of a...
gorgias 14 11 GORGIA, an improvise...
gorgios 14 11 GORGIO, (Romany) a n...
gorgons 13 12 GORGON, (Greek) a ve...
gorhens 14 12 GORHEN, the female r...
gorings 14 12 GORING, a tapering i...
goslets 14 10 GOSLET, a species of...
gospels 16 13 GOSPEL, to teach abo...
gossans 12 10 GOSSAN, a type of de...
gossibs 16 12 GOSSIB, a gossip, so...
gossips 16 12 GOSSIP, to talk idly...
gosters 13 9 GOSTER, (dialect) to...
gotchas 18 14 GOTCHA, an instance...
gotches 18 14 GOTCH, underpants, a...
gothics 19 14 GOTHIC, a style of p...
gouches 18 15 GOUCH, (slang) to en...
gougers 14 12 GOUGER, one that gou...
goujons 14 20 GOUJON, (French) a s...
gourdes 13 11 GOURDE, a monetary u...
gouttes 13 10 GOUTTE, a drop [n]
governs 14 14 GOVERN, to rule or d...
gowfers 18 15 GOWFER, one that gol...
gowlans 16 14 GOWLAN, (dialect) a...
gowpens 17 16 GOWPEN, the hollow o...
gozzans 18 28 GOZZAN, a type of de...
grabens 14 13 GRABEN, (German) a r...
graders 13 10 GRADER, a machine us...
gradins 13 11 GRADIN, anything lik...
grahams 16 14 GRAHAM, bread made o...
grailes 14 10 GRAILE, gravel [n]
graines 12 10 GRAINE, silkworm egg...
graiths 16 11 GRAITH, (Scots) to d...
grakles 15 14 GRAKLE, a kind of Am...
grammas 15 15 GRAMMA, (Spanish) a...
grammes 15 15 GRAMME, a unit of ma...
grampas 16 15 GRAMPA, (colloquial)...
grampus 17 16 risso's dolphin; als...
granges 13 12 GRANGE, a farmhouse...
graples 16 13 GRAPLE, (Spenser) a...
grappas 17 15 GRAPPA, an Italian b...
grasses 13 9 GRASS, to cover with...
graters 13 9 GRATER, one that gra...
gratins 13 10 GRATIN, (French) the...
gravels 16 14 GRAVEL, to pave with...
gravers 15 13 GRAVER, an engraving...
gravies 15 13 GRAVY, a sauce of th...
grayles 20 12 GRAYLE, (archaic) a...
grazers 16 18 GRAZER, an animal th...
greases 12 9 GREASE, to smear wit...
greaves 14 13 GREAVE, to feel grie...
greeces 15 12 GREECE, a step, also...
greeses 12 9 GREESE, a flight of...
greetes 12 9 GREETE, (Spenser) to...
greiges 14 11 GREIGE, an unfinishe...
gricers 17 12 GRICER, a train-spot...
grieces 16 12 GRIECE, a flight of...
grieves 15 13 GRIEVE, to feel grie...
griffes 18 15 GRIFFE, a claw-shape...
grigris 16 11 GRIGRI, an African c...
grilles 16 11 GRILLE, a lattice, g...
grilses 15 10 GRILSE, a young salm...
gringas 14 12 GRINGA, a female for...
gringos 14 12 GRINGO, a male forei...
gripers 16 12 GRIPER, one who grip...
grippes 18 15 GRIPPE, an old term...
grisons 13 10 GRISON, a carnivorou...
grivets 16 13 GRIVET, a long-taile...
grocers 16 12 GROCER, a dealer in...
gromets 14 12 GROMET, a reinforcin...
grooves 14 13 GROOVE, to form a gr...
gropers 15 12 GROPER, one who grop...
grosers 13 9 GROSER, (Scots) a go...
grosets 13 9 GROSET, (Scots) a go...
grosses 13 9 GROSS, to earn exclu...
grottos 13 9 GROTTO, a cave [n]
groughs 17 14 GROUGH, a deep gully...
grounds 13 12 GROUND, to place on...
grouses 13 10 GROUSE, to complain...
grovels 16 14 GROVEL, to crawl in...
grovets 15 13 GROVET, a wrestling...
growers 16 12 GROWER, one that gro...
growths 19 14 GROWTH, development...
groynes 18 12 GROYNE, a breakwater...
grudges 15 13 GRUDGE, to be unwill...
grugrus 16 13 GRUGRU, (Carib) a We...
grumous 15 14 consisting of cluste...
grumphs 20 18 GRUMPH, to grunt [v]
grunges 14 13 GRUNGE, dirt, grime...
gryfons 21 15 GRYFON, a fabled ani...
guaiacs 16 13 GUAIAC, a medicinal...
guanays 18 13 GUANAY, a Peruvian c...
guangos 13 13 GUANGO, the rain tre...
guanins 12 12 GUANIN, a yellowish-...
guanxis 19 18 GUANXI, a Chinese so...
gubbahs 20 18 GUBBAH, (Native Aust...
gubbins 18 17 (colloquial) a trivi...
guddles 15 13 GUDDLE, to catch fis...
guenons 11 12 GUENON, a long-taile...
guesses 13 10 GUESS, to form an op...
guffaws 21 19 GUFFAW, to laugh lou...
guffies 18 16 GUFFIE, (Scots) a pi...
guggles 17 15 GUGGLE, to gurgle [v...
guglets 16 13 GUGLET, a porous ear...
guiders 14 11 GUIDER, a member of...
guidons 13 12 GUIDON, a small flag...
guilers 15 11 GUILER, (Spenser) a...
guimpes 17 16 GUIMPE, (French) a w...
guineas 12 11 GUINEA, a former Bri...
guineps 15 14 GUINEP, (Tupi) a tro...
guisers 14 10 GUISER, a person in...
guitars 14 10 GUITAR, a fretted mu...
guizers 17 19 GUIZER, a person in...
gulches 20 16 GULCH, to swallow gr...
guldens 14 13 GULDEN, a monetary u...
gullers 16 12 GULLER, someone who...
gullets 16 12 GULLET, the throat [...
gulleys 22 14 GULLEY, to wear a ch...
gullies 16 12 GULLY, to form ravin...
gulpers 17 14 GULPER, one who gulp...
gumless 16 14 having no gum [adj]
gummers 16 16 GUMMER, one that gum...
gummies 16 16 GUMMY, a kind of sma...
gummous 16 17 gumlike, or composed...
gumnuts 15 15 GUMNUT, the woody fr...
gundies 13 12 GUNDY, (Scots) a tof...
gundogs 14 14 GUNDOG, a dog traine...
gunites 13 11 GUNITE, a fine grain...
gunless 14 12 having no gun [adj]
gunnels 13 13 GUNNEL, a small eell...
gunners 12 12 GUNNER, one that ope...
gunnies 12 12 GUNNY, a coarse jute...
gunsels 14 12 GUNSEL, (US slang) a...
gunters 13 11 GUNTER, a topmast ar...
gunyahs 21 15 GUNYAH, (Native Aust...
guppies 18 16 GUPPY, a small brigh...
guramis 15 13 GURAMI, a large fres...
gurdies 14 11 GURDY, a winch on a...
gurgles 16 13 GURGLE, to flow unev...
gurjuns 16 21 GURJUN, a thin balsa...
gurlets 15 11 GURLET, a pickaxe wi...
gurnets 13 11 GURNET, a marine fis...
gurneys 19 13 GURNEY, a wheeled st...
gurrahs 16 12 GURRAH, a coarse Ind...
gurries 14 10 GURRY, fish offal [n...
gurshes 16 12 GURSH, a monetary un...
gushers 16 12 GUSHER, a gushing oi...
guslars 15 11 GUSLAR, a performer...
gussets 14 10 GUSSET, to furnish w...
gussies 14 10 GUSSIE, to dress up...
gustoes 13 10 GUSTO, vigorous enjo...
gutfuls 18 15 GUTFUL, (colloquial)...
gutless 15 11 lacking courage [adj...
gutrots 14 10 GUTROT, (colloquial)...
gutsers 14 10 GUTSER, a greedy per...
gutters 14 10 GUTTER, to form chan...
gutties 14 10 GUTTY, a solid gutta...
guttles 15 11 GUTTLE, to eat rapid...
gutzers 17 19 GUTZER, a greedy per...
guylers 21 13 GUYLER, a deceiver,...
guzzles 21 29 GUZZLE, to drink rap...
gweducs 20 17 GWEDUC, a large edib...
gymbals 24 18 GYMBAL, a contrivanc...
gymmals 23 18 GYMMAL, a ring that...
gympies 23 17 GYMPIE, (Native Aust...
gynneys 24 15 GYNNEY, (Shakespeare...
gynnies 18 13 GYNNY, (Shakespeare)...
gyppers 24 17 GYPPER, one that gyp...
gyppies 24 17 GYPPIE, a gypsy (off...
gypsies 22 14 GYPSY, to live like...
gypsums 24 18 GYPSUM, hydrated cal...
gyrases 19 11 GYRASE, an enzyme ca...
gyrates 19 11 GYRATE, to revolve o...
gyrenes 18 12 GYRENE, (archaic) a...
gyruses 20 12 GYRUS, a ridge in th...
gyttjas 22 20 GYTTJA, an organical...
habdabs 18 16 a state of extreme n...
habitus 17 13 (Latin) the characte...
haboobs 17 15 HABOOB, a violent du...
hackees 17 16 HACKEE, the chipmunk...
hackers 18 16 HACKER, one that hac...
hackies 18 16 HACKIE, a taxicab dr...
hackles 19 17 HACKLE, to comb with...
haddies 14 11 HADDIE, (Scots) a ha...
hadiths 17 12 HADITH, a record of...
hadjees 15 19 HADJEE, a person who...
hadrons 13 11 HADRON, one of a cla...
haemins 14 13 HAEMIN, the red, cry...
haffets 18 15 HAFFET, (Scots) the...
haffits 19 15 HAFFIT, (Scots) the...
hafizes 19 21 HAFIZ, a Muslim who...
hafters 16 12 HAFTER, a caviler, a...
hagbuts 18 15 HAGBUT, (historical)...
hagdens 14 13 HAGDEN, a sea bird,...
hagdons 14 13 HAGDON, a sea bird,...
haggles 17 14 HAGGLE, to bargain [...
haglets 16 12 HAGLET, the kittiwak...
haiduks 16 15 HAIDUK, a brigand, a...
hailers 15 10 HAILER, one that hai...
haiques 22 19 HAIQUE, an Arab head...
hairdos 14 10 HAIRDO, a style of w...
hairifs 17 12 HAIRIF, the plant cl...
hairsts 15 9 HAIRST, to gather in...
hajjahs 20 29 HAJJAH, a Muslim wom...
hakaris 15 13 HAKARI, a ritual fea...
hakeems 15 16 HAKEEM, a Muslim phy...
halalas 15 11 HALALA, a Saudi Arab...
halides 15 11 HALIDE, a compound o...
haliers 15 10 HALIER, a former mon...
halites 15 10 HALITE, a native sal...
halitus 16 11 an exhalation [n -ES...
hallahs 18 13 HALLAH, (Hebrew) a l...
hallals 17 12 HALLAL, to slaughter...
hallans 15 12 HALLAN, (Scots) a pa...
hallels 17 12 HALLEL, (Hebrew) a h...
halloas 15 11 HALLOA, to shout out...
halloes 15 11 HALLO, to shout out...
halloos 15 11 HALLOO, to shout out...
hallows 19 14 HALLOW, to make holy...
haloids 15 11 HALOID, a compound o...
halsers 15 10 HALSER, a large rope...
halters 15 10 HALTER, to put restr...
halvahs 19 16 HALVAH, a Turkish co...
halvers 17 14 HALVER, (Scots) a ha...
hamadas 14 13 HAMADA, a desert pla...
hamates 14 12 HAMATE, the wrist bo...
hamauls 16 14 HAMAUL, a porter in...
hambles 18 16 HAMBLE, to mutilate...
hamfats 17 15 HAMFAT, an amateuris...
hamlets 16 13 HAMLET, a small town...
hammals 17 16 HAMMAL, a porter in...
hammams 17 18 HAMMAM, a Turkish ba...
hammers 16 15 HAMMER, to strike re...
hampers 17 15 HAMPER, to hinder, o...
hamulus 17 15 a small hook [n HAMU...
hamzahs 20 23 HAMZAH, an Arab diac...
hanches 18 15 HANCH, (Scots) to sn...
handers 13 11 HANDER, one who hand...
handles 14 12 HANDLE, to touch wit...
hangars 14 12 HANGAR, to place in...
hangers 14 12 HANGER, a wood on a...
hangups 17 16 HANGUP, an inhibitio...
hanjars 15 19 HANJAR, a Persian da...
hankers 14 14 HANKER, to long for...
hankies 14 14 HANKY, (colloquial)...
hansels 14 11 HANSEL, to give a go...
hansoms 14 13 HANSOM, a light two-...
hantles 14 11 HANTLE, (Scots) a lo...
hapaxes 21 19 HAPAX, (Greek) a wor...
hapless 17 13 luckless [adj HAPLES...
happens 17 16 HAPPEN, to occur [v]
happies 18 15 HAPPY, to make conte...
haptens 15 13 HAPTEN, a substance...
haptics 20 15 the science of study...
hapukas 17 17 HAPUKA, (Maori) the...
hapukus 18 18 HAPUKU, (Maori) the...
harbors 16 12 HARBOR, to shelter,...
hardass 14 10 someone who sticks r...
hardens 13 11 HARDEN, to make hard...
hardies 14 10 HARDY, a blacksmith'...
hareems 14 12 HAREEM, a women's qu...
harelds 15 11 HARELD, a North Amer...
hariras 14 9 HARIRA, a kind of Mo...
harkens 14 14 HARKEN, to listen, a...
harlots 15 10 HARLOT, a prostitute...
harmans 14 13 HARMAN, in thieves'...
harmels 16 13 HARMEL, an African b...
harmers 15 12 HARMER, one who harm...
harmins 15 13 HARMIN, an alkaloid...
harness 13 10 to equip with gear [...
harpers 16 12 HARPER, one who play...
harpies 16 12 HARPY, a shrewish pe...
harpins 16 13 HARPIN, a wooden pla...
harries 14 9 HARRY, to plunder, r...
harrows 17 12 HARROW, to break up...
harshes 16 11 HARSH, to cause (a s...
hartals 15 10 HARTAL, in India, a...
hartens 13 10 HARTEN, to give cour...
haslets 15 10 HASLET, a pressed me...
hassars 14 9 HASSAR, a kind of So...
hassels 15 10 HASSEL, an argument,...
hassles 15 10 HASSLE, to harass [v...
hastens 13 10 HASTEN, to urry, als...
hatches 19 14 HATCH, to bring fort...
hatfuls 18 14 HATFUL, as much as a...
hatless 15 10 without a hat [adj]
hatpegs 17 14 HATPEG, a peg on whi...
hatpins 16 13 HATPIN, a pin for se...
hatreds 14 10 HATRED, an intense d...
hatters 14 9 HATTER, to trouble,...
haubois 16 13 a large kind of stra...
haulers 15 11 HAULER, one who haul...
hausens 13 11 HAUSEN, (German) a l...
hauynes 19 13 HAUYNE, a blue miner...
havings 17 16 HAVING, possession [...
haviors 16 13 HAVIOR, (obsolete) b...
hawalas 17 13 HAWALA, a type of fi...
hawkers 18 16 HAWKER, a peddler [n...
hawkeys 24 18 HAWKEY, harvest-home...
hawkies 18 16 HAWKIE, a cow with a...
hawsers 17 12 HAWSER, a large rope...
hayings 21 14 HAYING, the season f...
haymows 24 17 HAYMOW, a mow or mas...
haysels 21 12 HAYSEL, the haymakin...
hazards 17 19 HAZARD, to venture [...
hazings 18 21 HAZING, an attempt t...
hazmats 18 21 HAZMAT, hazardous ma...
hazzans 19 28 HAZZAN, (Hebrew) a c...
headers 13 10 HEADER, a dive head...
healees 13 10 HEALEE, someone who...
healers 14 10 HEALER, one that hea...
healths 17 12 HEALTH, sound physic...
heapers 15 12 HEAPER, one who heap...
hearers 13 9 HEARER, one that hea...
hearses 13 9 HEARSE, to transport...
hearths 16 11 HEARTH, the floor of...
heastes 13 9 HEASTE, (Spenser) be...
heaters 13 9 HEATER, an apparatus...
heaumes 14 13 HEAUME, (archaic) a...
heavens 14 14 HEAVEN, the sky [n]
heavers 15 13 HEAVER, one who heav...
heavies 15 13 HEAVY, a large stron...
hebonas 14 13 HEBONA, anything wit...
heckles 19 17 HECKLE, to harass a...
hectics 21 15 HECTIC, a hectic fev...
hectors 17 12 HECTOR, to intimidat...
heddles 15 12 HEDDLE, to draw thre...
hederas 13 10 HEDERA, (Latin) ivy...
hedgers 15 12 HEDGER, one that hed...
heeders 13 10 HEEDER, one who heed...
heehaws 18 14 HEEHAW, to bray like...
heelers 14 10 HEELER, a dog that h...
heezies 16 18 HEEZIE, (Scots) a li...
hefters 16 12 HEFTER, one who heft...
hegaris 15 11 HEGARI, a kind of so...
hegiras 15 11 HEGIRA, the flight o...
heifers 16 12 HEIFER, a young cow...
heights 18 13 HEIGHT, the highest...
heinies 13 10 HEINIE, the buttocks...
heinous 13 11 very wicked [adj HEI...
heiress 14 9 a female inheritor [...
hejiras 16 18 HEJIRA, (Arabic) the...
helibus 18 14 a scheduled helicopt...
helices 18 13 HELIX, something spi...
heliums 17 14 HELIUM, a gaseous el...
helixes 21 17 HELIX, something spi...
hellers 16 11 HELLER, a Czech mone...
helloes 15 11 HELLO, to shout out...
helmers 16 13 HELMER, a film direc...
helmets 16 13 HELMET, to supply wi...
helpers 17 13 HELPER, one who help...
heminas 14 13 HEMINA, (obsolete) a...
hemmers 16 15 HEMMER, one who, or...
hempies 17 15 HEMPY, a rogue, a to...
henbits 16 13 HENBIT, either of tw...
henleys 20 13 HENLEY, a type of sw...
henners 12 11 HENNER, (Scots) a ch...
hennies 12 11 HENNY, a hen-like co...
hennins 12 12 HENNIN, a steeple-ha...
henries 13 10 HENRY, a unit of ind...
hepcats 19 15 HEPCAT, (slang) a ja...
heptads 16 13 HEPTAD, a group of s...
heralds 15 11 HERALD, to proclaim,...
herbals 17 13 HERBAL, a book about...
herbars 16 12 HERBAR, (Spenser) a...
herbous 16 13 abounding with herbs...
herdens 13 11 HERDEN, a coarse fab...
herders 14 10 HERDER, one who tend...
herdess 14 10 a female keeper of a...
herdics 18 13 HERDIC, a low-hung c...
heredes 13 10 HERES, (Latin) an he...
heriots 14 9 HERIOT, (historical)...
hermits 16 12 HERMIT, a recluse [n...
hernias 13 10 HERNIA, the protrusi...
heroics 17 12 HEROIC, an epic vers...
heroins 13 10 HEROIN, an addictive...
heroons 12 10 HEROON, (Greek) a te...
herries 14 9 HERRY, (Spenser) to...
hertzes 17 18 HERTZ, a unit of ele...
heteros 13 9 HETERO, a heterosexu...
hetmans 14 13 HETMAN, (historical)...
hetties 14 9 HETTIE, a heterosexu...
hewings 18 15 HEWING, the process...
hexacts 23 19 HEXACT, a six-rayed...
hexades 19 17 HEXADE, a group of s...
hexanes 18 17 HEXANE, any one of f...
hexenes 18 17 HEXENE, a colorless,...
hexings 21 19 HEXING, the casting...
hexones 18 17 HEXONE, a hydrocarbo...
hexoses 19 16 HEXOSE, a sugar with...
heydays 26 14 HEYDAY, the period o...
heydeys 26 14 HEYDEY, the period o...
hiccups 24 19 HICCUP, to make a pe...
hickeys 25 18 HICKEY, a gadget, al...
hickies 19 16 HICKIE, a gadget, al...
hidages 15 12 HIDAGE, a tax former...
hidders 15 11 HIDDER, (Spenser) a...
hideous 14 11 very ugly [adj HIDEO...
hidings 16 13 HIDING, a beating [n...
hidlins 16 12 (Scots) in secret, a...
higgles 18 14 HIGGLE, to hawk or p...
highers 18 13 HIGHER, to raise, ma...
highths 21 15 HIGHTH, (archaic) he...
hijacks 21 25 HIJACK, to steal in...
hijinks 18 23 mischievous fun [n]
hijrahs 19 20 HIJRAH, (Arabic) the...
hilches 21 15 HILCH, (Scots) to ho...
hillers 17 11 HILLER, something th...
hilloas 16 11 HILLOA, to shout out...
hilloes 16 11 HILLO, to shout out...
hinders 14 11 HINDER, to impede [v...
hingers 15 12 HINGER, one that hin...
hinnies 13 11 HINNY, to neigh, whi...
hinters 14 10 HINTER, one that hin...
hipless 18 13 lacking a pelvic joi...
hipness 16 13 the state of being h...
hippens 18 16 HIPPEN, a baby's nap...
hippies 19 15 HIPPIE, a nonconform...
hippins 19 16 HIPPIN, a baby's nap...
hirages 15 11 HIRAGE, the fee for...
hirings 16 12 HIRING, the act by w...
hirples 18 13 HIRPLE, (Scots) to w...
hirsels 16 10 HIRSEL, to herd shee...
hirsles 16 10 HIRSLE, to slide alo...
hissers 15 9 HISSER, one who hiss...
hissies 15 9 HISSY, a tantrum [n]
hitches 20 14 HITCH, to fasten wit...
hithers 17 11 HITHER, to come this...
hitless 16 10 being without a hit...
hitters 15 9 HITTER, one that hit...
hoagies 14 11 HOAGIE, a long sandw...
hoaxers 19 16 HOAXER, one that hoa...
hobbers 18 15 HOBBER, a machine us...
hobbies 18 15 HOBBY, a recreationa...
hobbits 19 15 HOBBIT, one of a rac...
hobbles 19 16 HOBBLE, to limp [v]
hobdays 22 15 HOBDAY, to cure a ho...
hobjobs 20 24 HOBJOB, to do odd jo...
hobnobs 17 16 HOBNOB, to associate...
hockers 18 16 HOCKER, one who hock...
hockeys 24 18 HOCKEY, a ball game...
hockles 19 17 HOCKLE, (dialect) to...
hocuses 17 13 HOCUS, to deceive or...
hoddens 13 12 HODDEN, (Scots) a co...
hoddins 14 12 HODDIN, (Scots) a co...
hoddles 15 12 HODDLE, (Scots) to w...
hoggers 16 13 HOGGER, a stocking w...
hoggets 16 13 HOGGET, a yearling s...
hoggins 16 14 HOGGIN, sifted grave...
hognuts 15 13 HOGNUT, another name...
hogties 15 11 HOGTIE, to tie the l...
hoidens 13 11 HOIDEN, to act like...
hoisins 14 10 HOISIN, a Chinese sw...
holards 15 11 HOLARD, the total am...
holders 15 11 HOLDER, one that hol...
holdups 18 15 HOLDUP, a delay [n]
holings 16 13 HOLING, the process...
holisms 17 13 HOLISM, the philosop...
holists 16 10 HOLIST, a believer i...
hollers 16 11 HOLLER, to call out...
hollies 16 11 HOLLY, an evergreen...
holloas 15 11 HOLLOA, to shout out...
holloes 15 11 HOLLO, to shout out...
holloos 15 11 HOLLOO, to shout out...
hollows 19 14 HOLLOW, to remove th...
holmias 16 13 HOLMIA, an oxide of...
homages 15 14 HOMAGE, to pay tribu...
hombres 17 15 HOMBRE, a fellow [n]
homines 14 13 HOMO, (Latin) man ge...
homings 16 15 HOMING, the way miss...
honchos 18 15 HONCHO, to take char...
hondles 14 12 HONDLE, to haggle [v...
hongies 14 12 HONGI, to greet by t...
honkers 14 14 HONKER, a wild goose...
honkeys 20 16 HONKEY, (slang) a wh...
honkies 14 14 HONKIE, (slang) a wh...
honours 13 11 HONOUR, to treat wit...
hooches 18 14 HOOCH, whisky or any...
hoodias 13 10 HOODIA, an African p...
hoodies 13 10 HOODIE, a hooded cro...
hoodoos 12 10 HOODOO, to bring bad...
hoofers 15 12 HOOFER, a profession...
hookahs 16 15 HOOKAH, a pipe with...
hookers 14 13 HOOKER, (slang) a pr...
hookeys 20 15 HOOKEY, truanting, a...
hookies 14 13 HOOKY, truancy [n]
hookups 17 17 HOOKUP, an electrica...
hooleys 20 12 HOOLEY, (Irish) a bo...
hoolies 14 10 HOOLIE, a lively par...
hoopers 15 12 HOOPER, one who hoop...
hooplas 16 13 HOOPLA, a fairground...
hoopoes 14 12 HOOPOE, a short-legg...
hoopoos 14 12 HOOPOO, a short-legg...
hoorahs 15 11 HOORAH, to shout hoo...
hoorays 19 11 HOORAY, to shout hoo...
hooshes 15 11 HOOSH, to shoo away...
hooters 13 9 HOOTER, one that hoo...
hoovers 15 13 HOOVER, to vacuum cl...
hopdogs 17 15 HOPDOG, the tussock-...
hoppers 18 15 HOPPER, a container...
hopples 19 16 HOPPLE, to restrain...
horkeys 21 15 HORKEY, harvest-home...
horners 13 10 HORNER, a person who...
hornets 13 10 HORNET, a stinging i...
horrors 14 9 HORROR, intense repu...
horsies 14 9 HORSIE, a child's na...
horsons 13 10 HORSON, (Shakespeare...
horstes 14 9 HORSTE, (German) a m...
hosiers 14 9 HOSIER, a person who...
hostels 15 10 HOSTEL, to stay over...
hostess 14 9 to act as a woman wh...
hosties 14 9 HOSTIE, (Australian...
hotbeds 16 13 HOTBED, a place favo...
hotches 19 14 HOTCH, (Scots) to hi...
hotdogs 15 12 HOTDOG, to perform i...
hotness 13 10 the state of being h...
hotpots 16 12 HOTPOT, a stewed dis...
hotrods 14 10 HOTROD, a motorcar c...
hotters 14 9 HOTTER, to vibrate,...
hotties 14 9 HOTTIE, a hot-water...
houdahs 16 13 HOUDAH, a seat on an...
houdans 13 12 HOUDAN, a type of do...
hoummos 16 16 a Middle Eastern hor...
houmous 15 14 a Middle Eastern hor...
housels 15 11 HOUSEL, to administe...
housers 14 10 HOUSER, one who orga...
howdahs 19 15 HOWDAH, a seat on an...
howdies 17 13 HOWDY, to greet (how...
howkers 18 16 HOWKER, a two-masted...
howlers 18 13 HOWLER, a kind of mo...
howlets 18 13 HOWLET, a young owl,...
hoydens 19 13 HOYDEN, to act like...
hryvnas 22 16 HRYVNA, a monetary u...
hubbies 19 16 HUBBY, (colloquial)...
hubbubs 22 20 HUBBUB, a confused s...
hubcaps 22 19 HUBCAP, a covering f...
hubless 18 14 lacking a hub [adj]
huckles 20 18 HUCKLE, to force rou...
huddles 16 13 HUDDLE, to press clo...
hueless 15 11 without colour [adj]
huffers 19 16 HUFFER, a blustering...
hugeous 15 13 (archaic) huge [adj...
huggers 17 14 HUGGER, one who hugs...
huipils 19 14 HUIPIL, a Mexican em...
hullers 17 12 HULLER, one who, or...
hulloas 16 12 HULLOA, to hallo [v]
hulloes 16 12 HULLO, to shout out...
hulloos 16 12 HULLOO, to hail, als...
humates 15 13 HUMATE, a salt of hu...
humbles 19 17 HUMBLE, to abase [v]
humbugs 20 19 HUMBUG, to deceive [...
humects 19 16 HUMECT, to moisten,...
humerus 16 14 the large bone of th...
humhums 20 19 HUMHUM, a kind of pl...
humints 16 14 HUMINT, human intell...
humites 16 13 HUMITE, a magnesium...
humlies 17 14 HUMLIE, (Scots) a po...
hummels 18 17 HUMMEL, to make horn...
hummers 17 16 HUMMER, one who, or...
hummums 19 20 HUMMUM, a Turkish ba...
humours 16 14 HUMOUR, to indulge,...
humpens 17 17 HUMPEN, (German) a t...
humpers 18 16 HUMPER, someone who...
humpies 18 16 HUMPY, an Aboriginal...
humuses 16 14 HUMUS, decomposed or...
humvees 17 17 HUMVEE, (tradename)...
hunches 19 16 HUNCH, to arch forwa...
hungans 14 14 HUNGAN, a voodoo pri...
hungers 15 13 HUNGER, to crave [v]
hunkers 15 15 HUNKER, to squat [v]
hunkeys 21 17 HUNKEY, (colloquial)...
hunkies 15 15 HUNKY, a derogatory...
hunkses 15 15 HUNKS, a surly old m...
hunters 14 11 HUNTER, one that hun...
hupiros 17 13 HUPIRO, a New Zealan...
huppahs 21 18 HUPPAH, (Hebrew) a w...
hurdens 14 12 HURDEN, a coarse fab...
hurdies 15 11 (Scots) the buttocks...
hurdles 16 12 HURDLE, to jump over...
hurlers 16 11 HURLER, one who hurl...
hurleys 22 13 HURLEY, a ball game...
hurlies 16 11 HURLY, a large two-w...
hurrahs 17 12 HURRAH, to shout hur...
hurrays 21 12 HURRAY, to shout hur...
hurries 15 10 HURRY, to move swift...
hurters 15 10 HURTER, a beam, bloc...
hurtles 16 11 HURTLE, to rush viol...
hushers 17 12 HUSHER, to usher, es...
huskers 16 14 HUSKER, someone who...
huskies 16 14 HUSKY, a breed of do...
hussars 15 10 HUSSAR, a kind of ca...
hussies 15 10 HUSSY, a brazen girl...
hussifs 18 13 HUSSIF, (dialect) a...
hustles 16 11 HUSTLE, to hurry [v]
hutches 20 15 HUTCH, to hoard up [...
hutzpas 20 22 HUTZPA, (Yiddish) sa...
huzoors 17 19 HUZOOR, an Indian po...
huzzahs 23 30 HUZZAH, to give a sh...
huzzies 21 28 HUZZY, a brazen girl...
hyaenas 18 12 HYAENA, a carrion-fe...
hyalins 21 13 HYALIN, a clear tran...
hybrids 24 15 HYBRID, the offsprin...
hydrids 22 13 HYDRID, any compound...
hydrops 23 15 (Greek) dropsy, also...
hydrous 21 13 containing water [ad...
hydynes 26 15 HYDYNE, a rocket-lau...
hylisms 24 15 HYLISM, materialism...
hylists 23 12 HYLIST, a materialis...
hymnals 22 16 HYMNAL, a hymn book,...
hypates 22 14 HYPATE, in Greek mus...
hyphens 24 17 HYPHEN, to connect w...
hyphies 25 16 HYPHY, a style of hi...
hypings 24 17 HYPING, the act of h...
hypnics 26 18 HYPNIC, a soporific...
hypnums 24 19 HYPNUM, a type of mo...
hypoids 23 15 HYPOID, a type of be...
hyraces 23 14 HYRAX, a small, hare...
hyraxes 26 18 HYRAX, a small, hare...
hyssops 23 14 HYSSOP, an aromatic...
iambics 19 16 IAMBIC, a poetic foo...
icecaps 20 16 ICECAP, a covering o...
iceless 16 11 without ice [adj]
ichthys 27 16 (Greek) a fish symbo...
icicles 20 14 ICICLE, a hanging sp...
iciness 15 11 the state of being i...
icterus 16 11 a diseased condition...
ictuses 16 11 ICTUS, a recurring s...
ideates 11 8 IDEATE, to form an i...
ignaros 12 10 IGNARO, (archaic) an...
igneous 12 11 of rock, formed by c...
ignites 13 10 IGNITE, to set on fi...
ignores 12 10 IGNORE, to intention...
iguanas 12 11 IGUANA, a large trop...
ileitis 14 8 inflammation of the...
ileuses 13 9 ILEUS, an intestinal...
iliacus 17 12 the flexor muscle of...
illiads 15 10 ILLIAD, an amorous g...
illipes 17 12 ILLIPE, the mahwa tr...
illites 15 9 ILLITE, a white or p...
illness 14 10 sickness [n -ES]
illudes 15 11 ILLUDE, to trick [v]
illumes 16 13 ILLUME, to light up...
illupis 18 13 ILLUPI, the mahwa tr...
imagers 14 12 IMAGER, one that ima...
imagoes 13 12 IMAGO, an insect in...
imarets 13 10 IMARET, (Turkish) a...
imbalms 18 17 IMBALM, to impregnat...
imbarks 17 17 IMBARK, to enclose i...
imbases 15 13 IMBASE, to lower, de...
imbibes 18 16 IMBIBE, to drink [v]
imbizos 19 22 IMBIZO, (Zulu) a gat...
imbosks 17 17 IMBOSK, to go deep i...
imbrues 16 14 IMBRUE, to drench, a...
immasks 16 17 IMMASK, (Shakespeare...
immixes 21 20 IMMIX, (archaic) to...
immunes 14 15 IMMUNE, someone who,...
immures 15 14 IMMURE, to enclose b...
impacts 19 16 IMPACT, to fix firml...
impairs 16 13 IMPAIR, to make wors...
impalas 16 14 IMPALA, an African a...
impales 16 14 IMPALE, to pierce wi...
imparks 17 17 IMPARK, to enclose i...
imparls 17 14 IMPARL, to talk over...
imparts 16 13 IMPART, to communica...
impaves 17 17 IMPAVE, to set in a...
impawns 18 17 IMPAWN, (archaic) to...
impedes 15 14 IMPEDE, to retard by...
impends 15 15 IMPEND, to be immine...
impetus 16 14 the force or energy...
imphees 17 15 IMPHEE, any of sever...
impings 17 16 IMPING, the process...
impious 16 14 not pious [adj IMPIO...
implies 17 14 IMPLY, to insinuate...
impones 14 14 IMPONE, to impose; t...
imports 16 13 IMPORT, to bring in...
imposes 15 13 IMPOSE, to set as a...
imposts 16 13 IMPOST, to determine...
impress 16 13 to fix deeply in the...
improvs 18 17 IMPROV, (colloquial)...
impugns 17 17 IMPUGN, to attack by...
imputes 16 14 IMPUTE, to reckon or...
inangas 11 11 INANGA, the New Zeal...
inboxes 19 18 INBOX, (On a compute...
inbreds 14 12 INBRED, a product of...
incages 15 13 INCAGE, to put in a...
incants 14 12 INCANT, to utter rit...
incases 14 11 INCASE, to put in a...
incaves 16 15 INCAVE, to secrete,...
incedes 14 12 INCEDE, to advance m...
incents 14 12 INCENT, to provide w...
incepts 17 14 INCEPT, to take into...
incests 15 11 INCEST, sexual inter...
inchers 17 13 INCHER, something ha...
incises 15 11 INCISE, to cut into...
incites 15 11 INCITE, to arouse to...
inclips 19 15 INCLIP, (archaic) to...
incomes 15 14 INCOME, money earned...
incross 15 11 to produce by crossi...
incubus 18 16 an evil spirit that...
incudes 15 13 INCUS, an anvil-shap...
incuses 15 12 INCUSE, to mark by s...
indabas 13 12 INDABA, (Zulu) a tri...
indarts 12 9 INDART, to dart in,...
indenes 10 10 INDENE, a liquid hyd...
indents 11 10 INDENT, to cut or te...
indexes 17 16 INDEX, to provide wi...
indices 15 12 INDEX, a type of ref...
indicts 16 12 INDICT, to charge wi...
indigos 13 11 INDIGO, a blue dye [...
indites 12 9 INDITE, to write or...
indiums 14 13 INDIUM, a metallic e...
indoles 12 10 INDOLE, a chemical c...
indoors 11 9 situated inside [adv...
induces 15 13 INDUCE, to influence...
inducts 16 13 INDUCT, to bring int...
indults 14 11 INDULT, a privilege...
indunas 11 11 INDUNA, a South Afri...
infalls 16 13 INFALL, a falling in...
infames 14 14 INFAME, (archaic) to...
infants 13 12 INFANT, a child in t...
infares 13 11 INFARE, a housewarmi...
infects 17 14 INFECT, to contamina...
infeeds 13 12 INFEED, the action o...
infefts 16 14 INFEFT, in Scots law...
infests 14 11 INFEST, to invade an...
infills 17 13 INFILL, to fill in [...
infirms 16 14 INFIRM, to weaken or...
infixes 20 18 INFIX, to fix in, al...
inflows 18 15 INFLOW, the act of f...
infolds 15 13 INFOLD, to fold inwa...
informs 15 14 INFORM, to pass on i...
infuses 14 12 INFUSE, to permeate...
ingates 12 10 INGATE, (Scots) a wa...
ingenus 12 12 INGENU, (French) an...
ingests 13 10 INGEST, to take into...
ingines 12 11 INGINE, (obsolete) a...
ingrams 14 13 INGRAM, (obsolete) a...
ingress 13 10 a way in, an entranc...
ingross 13 10 to completely absorb...
ingrums 15 14 INGRUM, (obsolete) a...
ingulfs 17 15 INGULF, to swallow u...
inhales 14 11 INHALE, to take into...
inhauls 15 12 INHAUL, a line for b...
inheres 13 10 INHERE, to be an ess...
inhoops 15 13 INHOOP, to confine i...
inhumes 15 14 INHUME, to bury, als...
inisles 13 9 INISLE, to put onto...
injects 17 20 INJECT, to force liq...
injeras 13 17 INJERA, a type of Et...
injures 14 18 INJURE, to harm or d...
inkjets 15 21 INKJET, a printer th...
inkless 14 13 without ink [adj]
inkosis 13 12 INKOSI, a traditiona...
inkpads 15 16 INKPAD, a pad of ink...
inkpots 15 15 INKPOT, an inkwell [...
inlaces 15 12 INLACE, to entwine o...
inlands 12 11 INLAND, the interior...
inliers 13 9 INLIER, an older roc...
inlocks 17 16 INLOCK, to lock up,...
inmates 12 11 INMATE, one who is c...
innages 11 11 INNAGE, the quantity...
innards 11 10 the internal organs...
innings 12 12 a team's or individu...
innless 12 10 without an inn [adj]
inpours 14 12 INPOUR, to pour in [...
inroads 11 9 INROAD, a hostile in...
inseams 12 11 INSEAM, to mark as i...
insects 15 11 INSECT, a word loose...
inseems 12 11 INSEEM, to grease, d...
inserts 12 8 INSERT, to put in [v...
inships 17 13 INSHIP, (Shakespeare...
insides 12 9 INSIDE, the part wit...
insists 13 8 INSIST, to maintain...
insoles 12 9 INSOLE, the inner so...
insouls 13 10 INSOUL, to infuse wi...
inspans 13 12 INSPAN, to harness o...
instals 13 9 INSTAL, to place in...
instars 12 8 INSTAR, to adorn wit...
insteps 14 11 INSTEP, a part of th...
instils 14 9 INSTIL, to infuse sl...
insults 14 10 INSULT, to subject t...
insures 12 9 INSURE, to secure pa...
intakes 12 12 INTAKE, the act of t...
intends 11 10 INTEND, to have as o...
intents 11 9 INTENT, a purpose [n...
interns 11 9 INTERN, to confine d...
intimas 13 11 INTIMA, the innermos...
intines 11 9 INTINE, the inner me...
intombs 15 14 INTOMB, to place in...
intones 10 9 INTONE, to speak in...
intorts 12 8 INTORT, to twist inw...
introns 11 9 INTRON, any of the s...
intuits 13 9 INTUIT, to know with...
inturns 12 10 INTURN, a turning in...
intuses 12 9 INTUSE, (Spenser) a...
inulins 13 11 INULIN, a carbohydra...
invades 13 13 INVADE, to enter by...
invents 13 13 INVENT, to devise or...
inverts 14 12 INVERT, to turn upsi...
invests 14 12 INVEST, to lay out f...
invious 14 13 impassable [adj]
invites 14 12 INVITE, to request t...
invokes 14 16 INVOKE, to appeal to...
inwalls 17 13 INWALL, to surround...
inwards 15 12 towards the inside,...
inwicks 20 18 INWICK, to perform a...
inwinds 15 13 INWIND, to enwrap, a...
inworks 16 15 INWORK, to work in [...
inwraps 17 14 INWRAP, to cover by...
inyalas 18 11 INYALA, a kind of So...
iodates 11 8 IODATE, to treat wit...
iodides 12 9 IODIDE, a salt of hy...
iodines 11 9 IODINE, a nonmetalli...
iodises 12 8 IODISE, to treat wit...
iodisms 14 11 IODISM, a morbid sta...
iodizes 15 17 IODIZE, to treat wit...
iolites 13 8 IOLITE, a transparen...
ionises 11 8 IONISE, to convert i...
ioniums 13 12 IONIUM, a radioactiv...
ionizes 14 17 IONIZE, to convert i...
ionones 9 9 IONONE, a chemical u...
ipecacs 20 16 IPECAC, the dried ro...
ireless 13 8 without anger [adj]
irenics 15 11 the theology of prom...
ironers 11 8 IRONER, a machine fo...
ironies 11 8 IRONY, words used to...
irrupts 16 11 IRRUPT, to enter for...
isabels 15 11 ISABEL, a dingy yell...
isatins 12 8 ISATIN, a substance...
islands 13 10 ISLAND, to set or do...
isobars 14 10 ISOBAR, a type of at...
isoetes 11 7 a plant of the quill...
isogons 12 10 ISOGON, a polygon ha...
isohels 15 10 ISOHEL, a map line i...
isologs 14 10 ISOLOG, an organic c...
isomers 13 10 ISOMER, a body or co...
isopods 14 11 ISOPOD, any crustace...
issuers 13 8 ISSUER, one who issu...
istanas 11 8 ISTANA, (Malaysia) a...
isthmus 17 13 a strip of land conn...
italics 17 11 ITALIC, a letter in...
ivories 14 11 IVORY, a hard white...
ixodids 19 16 IXODID, a tick, a bl...
izzards 19 26 IZZARD, the letter Z...
jabbers 18 22 JABBER, to talk rapi...
jabbles 19 23 JABBLE, (Scots) to s...
jabirus 17 20 JABIRU, one of sever...
jacales 17 20 JACAL, a hut built o...
jacanas 15 20 JACANA, any of vario...
jacares 16 19 JACARE, the caiman [...
jacchus 23 25 a South American mar...
jackals 19 24 JACKAL, to play the...
jackass 18 23 a male ass or donkey...
jackers 18 23 JACKER, one who jack...
jackets 18 23 JACKET, to provide w...
jackies 18 23 JACKY, a sailor [n]
jacobus 19 23 (historical) an Engl...
jaegers 14 18 JAEGER, a German arm...
jaggers 16 20 JAGGER, a hawker, a...
jaggies 16 20 JAGGY, a jagged comp...
jaghirs 18 20 JAGHIR, (Hindi) the...
jagless 16 19 (slang) not producin...
jaguars 15 19 JAGUAR, a powerful f...
jailers 15 17 JAILER, a keeper of...
jailors 15 17 JAILOR, a keeper of...
jakeses 14 20 JAKES, (Shakespeare)...
jalebis 17 20 JALEBI, (Sanskrit) a...
jamaats 14 19 JAMAAT, (Arabic) an...
jambees 16 22 JAMBEE, a light cane...
jambers 17 22 JAMBER, (obsolete) a...
jamboks 18 26 JAMBOK, (Afrikaans)...
jambuls 19 24 JAMBUL, (Sanskrit) t...
jameses 14 19 JAMES, a short crowb...
jamjars 17 28 JAMJAR, a jar for ja...
jammers 16 22 JAMMER, a person or...
jammies 16 22 (colloquial) pajamas...
jampans 16 23 JAMPAN, an Indian se...
jampots 17 22 JAMPOT, a jar for ja...
jangles 15 20 JANGLE, to make a ha...
jankers 14 21 JANKER, a long pole...
janneys 18 20 JANNEY, to act as a...
jannies 12 18 JANNY [n]
janskys 21 23 JANSKY, the unit of...
janties 13 17 JANTY, a naval maste...
japings 17 22 JAPING, the act of j...
jarfuls 18 21 JARFUL, as much as a...
jargons 14 19 JARGON, to use words...
jarinas 13 17 JARINA, the hard see...
jarools 14 17 JAROOL, a deciduous...
jarrahs 16 18 JARRAH, (Native Aust...
jarveys 22 22 JARVEY, a driver of...
jarvies 16 20 JARVIE, a driver of...
jasmins 15 20 JASMIN, a genus of o...
jaspers 16 19 JASPER, a red variet...
jassids 15 17 JASSID, an insect of...
jatakas 14 20 JATAKA, (Pali) the b...
jaunces 16 21 JAUNCE, to prance, a...
jaunses 13 18 JAUNSE, to prance, a...
jawaris 17 19 JAWARI, Indian mille...
jawings 18 22 JAWING, chattering a...
jawless 18 20 without a jaw [adj]
jaycees 22 21 JAYCEE, a member of...
jaygees 20 20 JAYGEE, a military o...
jayvees 21 22 JAYVEE, a junior var...
jazzbos 22 37 JAZZBO, a devotee of...
jazzers 20 34 JAZZER, a jazz music...
jealous 14 18 envious of others, a...
jeelies 14 17 JEELIE, to make into...
jeepers 15 19 used as a mild oath...
jeerers 13 16 JEERER, one who jeer...
jehadis 16 19 JEHADI, one who take...
jellies 16 18 JELLY, to make into...
jemimas 16 22 JEMIMA, an elastic-s...
jemmies 16 22 JEMMY, to force open...
jennets 12 18 JENNET, a small Span...
jennies 12 18 JENNY, a female donk...
jerbils 18 20 JERBIL, (French) a d...
jerboas 15 19 JERBOA, (Arabic) a d...
jereeds 13 17 JEREED, a wooden Ori...
jerkers 15 20 JERKER, (US) a kind...
jerkies 15 20 JERKY, dried meat [n...
jerkins 15 21 JERKIN, a kind of ja...
jerques 22 26 JERQUE, to search a...
jerrids 15 17 JERRID, a wooden Ori...
jerries 14 16 JERRY, (colloquial)...
jerseys 20 18 JERSEY, a knitted sh...
jessies 14 16 JESSIE, (Scots) an e...
jestees 13 16 JESTEE, the object o...
jesters 14 16 JESTER, one that jes...
jesuits 15 17 JESUIT, an intriguer...
jetlags 16 19 JETLAG, the disrupti...
jetsams 15 19 JETSAM, stuff thrown...
jetsoms 15 19 JETSOM, (archaic) je...
jetsons 13 17 JETSON, (archaic) je...
jetties 14 16 JETTY, to jut out, a...
jettons 13 17 JETTON, a piece of m...
jetways 23 21 JETWAY, a telescopin...
jezails 18 26 JEZAIL, a heavy Afgh...
jhatkas 17 22 JHATKA, the slaughte...
jibbahs 21 24 JIBBAH, (Arabic) a l...
jibbers 19 22 JIBBER, to utter sen...
jibbons 18 23 spring onions [n]
jicamas 18 22 JICAMA, an edible st...
jiffies 19 22 JIFFY, (colloquial)...
jiggers 17 20 JIGGER, to jerk up a...
jiggles 18 21 JIGGLE, to shake fro...
jigjigs 20 29 JIGJIG, to copulate,...
jigsaws 19 21 JIGSAW, to cut with...
jihadis 17 19 JIHADI, one who take...
jilbabs 20 23 JILBAB, a long robe...
jilgies 17 19 JILGIE, (Native Aust...
jillets 17 18 JILLET, (Scots) a sk...
jilters 16 17 JILTER, one who jilt...
jimjams 19 31 JIMJAM, a knick-knac...
jimmies 17 22 JIMMIE, to pry open...
jimsons 15 20 JIMSON, a type of po...
jingals 16 20 JINGAL, a large Chin...
jingles 16 20 JINGLE, to make a ti...
jingoes 14 19 JINGO, a zealous pat...
jinkers 15 21 JINKER, to transport...
jirbles 18 20 JIRBLE, to pour unst...
jissoms 16 19 JISSOM, (colloquial)...
jitneys 20 19 JITNEY, a small bus...
jitters 15 16 JITTER, to fidget [v...
jiveass 16 20 (colloquial) a perso...
joannas 11 18 JOANNA, (colloquial)...
joannes 11 18 a Portuguese gold co...
jobbers 18 22 JOBBER, a pieceworke...
jobbies 18 22 JOBBIE, (Scots) a lu...
jobless 17 20 without a job [adj]
jockeys 24 25 JOCKEY, to maneuver...
joggers 16 20 JOGGER, one that jog...
joggles 17 21 JOGGLE, to shake sli...
joiners 13 17 JOINER, a carpenter...
jojobas 17 28 JOJOBA, a small tree...
jokings 16 23 JOKING, the act of m...
jollers 16 18 JOLLER, one who jols...
jolleys 22 20 JOLLEY, a guide for...
jollies 16 18 JOLLY, to put or kee...
jollops 18 21 JOLLOP, a cream [n]
jolters 15 17 JOLTER, one who, or...
joneses 12 17 JONES, to have a str...
jonties 13 17 JONTY, a naval maste...
jordans 13 18 JORDAN, a chamberpot...
josephs 18 21 JOSEPH, a caped over...
joshers 16 18 JOSHER, one who josh...
joskins 15 21 JOSKIN, (slang) a cl...
jossers 14 16 JOSSER, (slang) a cl...
jostles 15 17 JOSTLE, to run or st...
jotters 14 16 JOTTER, one that jot...
jotunns 13 19 JOTUNN, in Norse myt...
jounces 16 21 JOUNCE, to jolt, sha...
journos 13 18 JOURNO, (slang) a jo...
jowaris 17 19 JOWARI, Indian mille...
jowlers 18 20 JOWLER, a heavy-jawe...
joyless 21 19 without joy [adj JOY...
joypads 22 22 JOYPAD, a device con...
joypops 24 24 JOYPOP, to use habit...
jubbahs 21 25 JUBBAH, a long loose...
jubhahs 21 24 JUBHAH, a long loose...
jubiles 18 21 JUBILE, a celebratio...
judases 14 18 JUDAS, a peephole in...
judders 15 19 JUDDER, to vibrate,...
judgers 16 20 JUDGER, one who judg...
judogis 16 20 JUDOGI, a judo costu...
judokas 15 22 JUDOKA, one skilled...
jugfuls 20 24 JUGFUL, as much as a...
juggins 17 22 a simpleton [n -ES]
juggles 18 22 JUGGLE, to manipulat...
juglets 17 20 JUGLET, a small jug...
juicers 18 20 JUICER, a juice extr...
jujubes 19 30 JUJUBE, a fruit-flav...
juliets 16 18 JULIET, (In internat...
jumarts 16 20 JUMART, the supposed...
jumbals 19 24 JUMBAL, a thin crisp...
jumbies 18 23 JUMBY, (West Indian)...
jumbles 19 24 JUMBLE, to mix in a...
jumpers 18 23 JUMPER, a type of ov...
juncoes 16 21 JUNCO, a North Ameri...
jungles 16 21 JUNGLE, land covered...
junglis 17 21 JUNGLI, an uneducate...
juniors 14 18 JUNIOR [n]
junkers 15 22 JUNKER, (German) a y...
junkets 15 22 JUNKET, to go on suc...
junkies 15 22 JUNKIE, a narcotics...
jupatis 17 20 JUPATI, a large Braz...
jurants 14 18 JURANT, one who take...
jurists 16 17 JURIST, one versed i...
justers 15 17 JUSTER, one who tilt...
justles 16 18 JUSTLE, to run or st...
jutties 15 17 JUTTY, to stick out...
kabakas 15 18 KABAKA, a Ugandan em...
kabalas 15 15 KABALA, a Jewish doc...
kabayas 20 16 KABAYA, a cotton jac...
kabeles 15 15 KABELE, a self-gover...
kabikis 17 18 KABIKI, a tropical t...
kabooms 15 17 KABOOM, the sound of...
kabukis 17 19 KABUKI, a formal, st...
kacchas 21 19 KACCHA, short trouse...
kaffirs 18 17 KAFFIR, a kind of ce...
kafilas 16 15 KAFILA, a caravan, a...
kaftans 14 15 KAFTAN, a kind of tu...
kagools 14 14 KAGOOL, a light anor...
kagouls 15 15 KAGOUL, a light anor...
kahunas 14 15 KAHUNA, (Hawaiian) a...
kaikais 14 15 KAIKAI, (Maori) food...
kaingas 13 14 KAINGA, a Maori vill...
kainits 13 12 KAINIT, (German) hyd...
kaisers 13 11 KAISER, an emperor,...
kaizens 15 21 KAIZEN, in Japan, th...
kakapos 15 18 KAKAPO, (Maori) a gr...
kakuros 14 16 KAKURO, a kind of lo...
kalends 13 14 the first day of the...
kalians 13 13 KALIAN, a Persian ho...
kaliphs 19 17 KALIPH, an Eastern r...
kaliums 16 16 KALIUM, an old name...
kalmias 15 15 KALMIA, a genus of N...
kalongs 14 15 KALONG, a fruit-eati...
kalpacs 19 18 KALPAC, a triangular...
kalpaks 17 19 KALPAK, a triangular...
kalukis 16 17 KALUKI, a card game...
kamahis 16 16 KAMAHI, a tall New Z...
kamalas 14 15 KAMALA, the red dust...
kamelas 14 15 KAMELA, the red dust...
kamilas 15 15 KAMILA, the red dust...
kamises 14 14 KAMIS, a loose shirt...
kamsins 14 15 KAMSIN, the sirocco...
kanakas 12 16 KANAKA, (Hawaiian) a...
kanbans 13 16 KANBAN, a Japanese i...
kandies 12 13 KANDY, a South India...
kanghas 15 16 KANGHA, a coloured c...
kantars 12 12 KANTAR, an Arab unit...
kantens 11 13 KANTEN, agar-agar je...
kanthas 14 14 KANTHA, an embroider...
kanukas 13 17 KANUKA, a New Zealan...
kaolins 13 13 KAOLIN, a very pure...
kapukas 16 19 KAPUKA, a large ever...
karahis 15 13 KARAHI, (Hindi) a wo...
karaits 13 11 KARAIT, a venomous s...
karakas 13 15 KARAKA, a New Zealan...
karamus 14 15 KARAMU, a small New...
karates 12 11 KARATE, a Japanese a...
karites 13 11 KARITE, an African t...
karoros 12 11 KARORO, (Maori) a la...
karroos 12 11 KARROO, n South Afri...
karseys 19 13 KARSEY, (slang) a la...
karsies 13 11 KARSY, (slang) a lav...
karters 13 11 KARTER, one who driv...
karyons 18 14 KARYON, the cell nuc...
karzies 16 20 KARZY, (slang) a lav...
kasbahs 17 16 KASBAH, the old sect...
kashers 15 13 KASHER, to prepare f...
kashrus 16 14 the Jewish laws of d...
katanas 11 12 KATANA, a long singl...
kathaks 16 17 KATHAK, (Sanskrit) a...
kations 12 12 KATION, a positively...
katipos 15 14 KATIPO, (Maori) a ve...
kauries 13 12 KAURY, (Maori) a gum...
kawaiis 16 14 KAWAII, (Japanese) i...
keasars 12 11 KEASAR, (obsolete) a...
keavies 14 15 KEAVIE, (Scots) a he...
kebbies 17 17 KEBBIE, (Scots) a sh...
kebeles 15 15 KEBELE, a self-gover...
keblahs 18 17 KEBLAH, (Arabic) the...
keckles 18 19 KECKLE, to protect b...
keckses 17 18 KECKS, the hollow st...
keddahs 15 15 KEDDAH, (Hindi) an e...
kedgers 14 14 KEDGER, a small stea...
keeches 17 16 KEECH, (Shakespeare)...
keekers 13 15 KEEKER, someone who...
keelers 13 12 KEELER, one employed...
keelies 13 12 KEELIE, (Scots) the...
keeners 11 12 KEENER, a profession...
keepers 14 14 KEEPER, one who keep...
keffels 18 18 KEFFEL, (Welsh) a ho...
keggers 15 15 KEGGER, a drinking p...
keglers 15 14 KEGLER, a bowler, al...
keirens 12 12 KEIREN, an 8-lap tra...
keirins 13 12 KEIRIN, an 8-lap tra...
kekenos 12 16 KEKENO, a New Zealan...
keksyes 20 17 KEKSYE, the hollow s...
kellies 15 13 KELLY, the top pipe...
keloids 14 13 KELOID, a hard growt...
kelpers 16 15 KELPER, an inhabitan...
kelpies 16 15 KELPY, (Scots) a wat...
kelsons 13 13 KELSON, a wooden or...
kelters 14 12 KELTER, a coarse clo...
kelties 14 12 KELTY, (Scots) a bum...
kelvins 16 17 KELVIN, the SI unit...
kemblas 17 18 KEMBLA, (Australian...
kempers 16 17 KEMPER, a champion [...
kemples 17 18 KEMPLE, (Scots) fort...
kenches 17 17 KENCH, a bin for sal...
kennels 12 14 KENNEL, to put in a...
kenners 11 13 KENNER, one who kens...
kennets 11 13 KENNET, a small hunt...
kenoses 11 12 KENOSIS, Christ's ac...
kenosis 12 12 Christ's acceptance...
kentias 12 12 KENTIA, the Howea fe...
kephirs 18 16 KEPHIR, a drink made...
kererus 13 12 KERERU, a kind of Ne...
kermess 14 14 (Dutch) in Europe, p...
kernels 13 13 KERNEL, to envelop l...
kerrias 13 11 KERRIA, a flowering...
kerries 13 11 KERRY, one of an Iri...
kerseys 19 13 KERSEY, a kind of co...
ketches 18 16 KETCH, (obsolete) to...
ketenes 11 12 KETENE, a toxic gas,...
ketmias 14 14 KETMIA, as in bladde...
ketones 11 12 KETONE, a chemical c...
ketoses 12 11 KETOSE, any of a cla...
ketosis 13 11 the presence of exce...
kettles 14 12 KETTLE, a device for...
kewpies 18 17 KEWPIE, (tradename)...
keyings 20 16 KEYING, providing a...
keyless 20 14 without a key [adj]
keypads 21 17 KEYPAD, a small devi...
keypals 22 17 KEYPAL, a person wit...
keysets 19 13 KEYSET, a system of...
keyways 28 18 KEYWAY, a groove cut...
kgotlas 15 14 KGOTLA, an assembly...
khalats 16 14 KHALAT, an Indian ro...
khalifs 19 17 KHALIF, (Arabic) an...
khandas 14 15 KHANDA, a double-edg...
khangas 15 16 KHANGA, (Swahili) a...
khanums 16 18 KHANUM, a lady's tit...
kharifs 18 16 KHARIF, in India, a...
khayals 22 16 KHAYAL, a kind of cl...
khazens 17 23 KHAZEN, (Hebrew) a c...
khedahs 17 16 KHEDAH, an enclosure...
khilats 17 14 KHILAT, (Hindi) a ro...
khilims 19 17 KHILIM, an Eastern w...
khimars 17 16 KHIMAR, a type of he...
khodjas 17 23 KHODJA, (Turkish) an...
khurtas 16 14 KHURTA, a loose-fitt...
kiaughs 17 16 KIAUGH, (Scots) care...
kibbehs 20 19 KIBBEH, an Eastern d...
kibbles 19 18 KIBBLE, to grind coa...
kiblahs 19 17 KIBLAH, (Arabic) the...
kickers 18 18 KICKER, one that kic...
kickups 21 22 KICKUP, a noisy argu...
kidders 14 13 KIDDER, a person who...
kiddies 14 13 KIDDY, to hoax; to k...
kiddles 15 14 KIDDLE, a stake fenc...
kiddoes 13 13 KIDDO, (slang) a kid...
kidlets 15 13 KIDLET, a little chi...
kidlits 16 13 KIDLIT, literature f...
kidnaps 15 16 KIDNAP, to take by f...
kidneys 19 15 KIDNEY, a bodily org...
kidults 16 14 KIDULT, (slang) a fi...
kidvids 17 17 KIDVID, a television...
kiekies 14 15 KIEKIE, (Maori) a cl...
kieries 13 11 KIERIE, in South Afr...
kikuyus 22 19 KIKUYU, a type of Af...
kilergs 16 14 KILERG, a thousand e...
killers 16 13 KILLER, one that kil...
killies 16 13 KILLIE, a small fres...
killuts 17 14 KILLUT, an Indian ro...
kilters 15 12 KILTER, good conditi...
kilties 15 12 KILTY, one who wears...
kimchis 21 19 KIMCHI, a spicy Kore...
kimmers 16 17 KIMMER, a godmother,...
kimonos 13 15 KIMONO, (Japanese) a...
kinaras 12 12 KINARA, an African c...
kinases 12 12 KINASE, a kind of en...
kincobs 18 18 KINCOB, a rich silk...
kinders 13 13 KINDER, (short for)...
kindies 13 13 KINDY, (Australian s...
kindles 14 14 KINDLE, to cause to...
kinemas 13 15 KINEMA, cinema [n]
kineses 12 12 KINESIS, (Greek) mov...
kinesis 13 12 (Greek) movement, ch...
kingles 15 15 KINGLE, (Scots) a ve...
kinkles 15 17 KINKLE, a slight kin...
kinless 14 13 without relatives [a...
kinones 11 13 KINONE, a golden-yel...
kinreds 13 13 KINRED, (Spenser) ki...
kippahs 20 19 KIPPAH, (Hebrew) a r...
kippers 18 17 KIPPER, to cure fish...
kiranas 12 12 KIRANA, (In India) a...
kirbehs 18 16 KIRBEH, an Eastern w...
kirmess 15 14 (Dutch) in Europe, p...
kirpans 15 15 KIRPAN, a small swor...
kirtans 13 12 KIRTAN, (Sanskrit) d...
kirtles 15 12 KIRTLE, (historical)...
kishkas 17 17 KISHKA, (Yiddish) se...
kishkes 17 17 KISHKE, (Yiddish) se...
kismats 15 14 KISMAT, destiny, als...
kismets 15 14 KISMET, destiny, als...
kissels 15 12 KISSEL, (Russian) th...
kissers 14 11 KISSER, (colloquial)...
kitbags 17 16 KITBAG, a bag for ho...
kitings 15 14 KITING, kite-flying...
kitsets 14 11 KITSET, in New Zeala...
kittels 15 12 KITTEL, (Yiddish) a...
kittens 13 12 KITTEN, to bear youn...
kitties 14 11 KITTY, a kitten [n]
kittles 15 12 KITTLE, to offend [v...
kittuls 16 13 KITTUL, the jaggery...
klaxons 19 20 KLAXON, to sound a k...
klephts 19 17 KLEPHT, a Greek brig...
kleptos 16 15 KLEPTO, (short for)...
klipdas 17 16 the Cape hyrax, an A...
kludges 16 16 KLUDGE, to contrive...
klutzes 18 22 KLUTZ, (Yiddish) a c...
knawels 16 16 KNAWEL, a cornfield...
knifers 15 15 KNIFER, someone who...
knights 17 16 KNIGHT, to confer th...
knishes 15 14 KNISH, (Yiddish) in...
knowers 15 15 KNOWER, one who know...
kobangs 15 17 KOBANG, an obsolete...
kobolds 16 16 KOBOLD, a mischievou...
kochias 18 16 KOCHIA, any of sever...
kokakos 14 19 KOKAKO, a large dark...
kokiris 15 15 KOKIRI, the rough-sk...
kokopus 16 19 KOKOPU, any of sever...
kolkhos 17 18 a collective farm in...
konakis 13 16 KONAKI, in New Zeala...
konekes 12 16 KONEKE, in New Zeala...
konfyts 21 17 KONFYT, (Afrikaans)...
koninis 12 13 KONINI, (Maori) the...
koodoos 11 12 KOODOO, a kind of an...
kookums 15 19 KOOKUM, an East Indi...
koolahs 15 14 KOOLAH, a small furr...
koories 12 11 KOORI, (Native Austr...
kopecks 19 21 KOPECK, a Russian mo...
koppies 17 17 KOPPIE, in South Afr...
koraris 13 11 KORARI, a native New...
koreros 12 11 KORERO, to talk, con...
korkirs 15 15 KORKIR, a lichen use...
kororas 12 11 KORORA, (Maori) the...
korunas 12 13 KORUNA, a monetary u...
koshers 15 13 KOSHER, to prepare f...
kotares 12 11 KOTARE, a small gree...
kotches 18 16 KOTCH, (South Africa...
kotukus 15 17 KOTUKU, a kind of he...
kotwals 17 15 KOTWAL, (Hindi) the...
koulans 13 14 KOULAN, a wild ass i...
koumiss 15 15 a beverage made from...
koumyss 21 17 a beverage made from...
koussos 13 12 KOUSSO, an Ethiopian...
kowhais 18 16 KOWHAI, (Maori) a Ne...
kowtows 19 17 KOWTOW, to perform a...
krakens 13 16 KRAKEN, a legendary...
kranses 12 12 KRANS, (Afrikaans) a...
kranzes 15 21 KRANZ, (Afrikaans) a...
kraters 13 11 KRATER, (Greek) a la...
kreeses 12 11 KREESE, to stab with...
krubuts 17 16 KRUBUT, a malodorous...
krypses 22 16 KRYPSIS, a doctrine...
krypsis 23 16 a doctrine that Chri...
kubasas 15 15 KUBASA, (Russian) a...
kucchas 22 20 KUCCHA, the short tr...
kuchens 18 18 KUCHEN, (German) a y...
kudliks 17 18 KUDLIK, (Inuit) a so...
kudoses 13 13 KUDOS, honour, also...
kulturs 16 14 KULTUR, (German) cul...
kumaras 14 15 KUMARA, (New Zealand...
kumaris 15 15 KUMARI, in India, th...
kumeras 14 15 KUMERA, (New Zealand...
kumises 15 15 KUMIS, (Russian) an...
kumites 15 15 KUMITE, freestyle ma...
kumkums 18 23 KUMKUM, (Hindi) a re...
kummels 17 19 KUMMEL, (German) a c...
kumyses 21 17 KUMYS, (Russian) an...
kunjoos 14 22 (Hinglish) mean or s...
kunkars 14 17 KUNKAR, a limestone...
kunkurs 15 18 KUNKUR, a limestone...
kurgans 14 15 KURGAN, (Russian) a...
kurveys 22 18 KURVEY, to move good...
kutches 19 17 KUTCH, a resin used...
kvasses 15 15 KVASS, (Russian) an...
kwachas 21 19 KWACHA, a monetary u...
kwaitos 16 14 KWAITO, a type of So...
kwanzas 18 24 KWANZA, a monetary u...
kylices 24 17 KYLIX, (Greek) a sha...
kylikes 22 18 KYLIX, (Greek) a sha...
kylixes 27 21 KYLIX, (Greek) a sha...
kyogens 19 16 KYOGEN, a comic inte...
laagers 13 10 LAAGER, to form a de...
labials 16 12 LABIAL, a sound pron...
labises 15 11 LABIS, the eucharist...
lablabs 18 15 LABLAB, a tropical b...
labours 15 12 LABOUR, to work, als...
labrets 15 11 LABRET, an ornament...
labrids 16 12 LABRID, a member of...
labrums 17 15 LABRUM, a liplike st...
lacings 17 14 LACING, a contrastin...
lackers 17 15 LACKER, to coat with...
lackeys 23 17 LACKEY, to serve in...
lactams 17 14 LACTAM, one of a ser...
lacunas 15 13 LACUNA, an empty spa...
lacunes 15 13 LACUNE, an empty spa...
ladders 13 10 LADDER, to cause a r...
laddies 13 10 LADDIE, a lad [n]
ladings 14 12 LADING, cargo or fre...
ladinos 12 10 LADINO, a fast-growi...
ladlers 14 10 LADLER, one who ladl...
ladrons 12 10 LADRON, (Spanish) a...
lagenas 12 11 LAGENA, a narrow-nec...
lagends 13 12 LAGEND, goods thrown...
laggens 14 13 LAGGEN, the angle be...
laggers 15 12 LAGGER, one who lags...
laggins 15 13 LAGGIN, the angle be...
lagoons 12 11 LAGOON, a shallow bo...
lagunas 13 12 LAGUNA, a shallow bo...
lagunes 13 12 LAGUNE, a shallow bo...
laikers 14 12 LAIKER, one who spor...
laipses 15 11 LAIPSE, (dialect) to...
laisses 13 8 LAISSE, (French) a t...
laities 13 8 LAITY, the non-cleri...
lakings 15 15 LAKING, the reddenin...
lalangs 14 12 LALANG, a coarse gra...
laldies 14 10 LALDIE, (Scots) a be...
lallans 14 11 LALLAN, (Scots) lowl...
lambdas 16 15 LAMBDA, (Greek) the...
lambers 16 14 LAMBER, a ewe that i...
lambies 16 14 LAMBIE, a small lamb...
lamboys 22 16 (archaic) kilted fle...
lamedhs 16 14 LAMEDH, (Hebrew) a H...
laments 13 12 LAMENT, to cry out i...
laminas 13 12 LAMINA, a thin plate...
lammers 15 14 LAMMER, (Scots) ambe...
lammies 15 14 LAMMIE, a thick quil...
lampads 16 15 LAMPAD, a candlestic...
lampers 16 14 inflammation of the...
lancers 15 12 LANCER, a cavalryman...
lancets 15 12 LANCET, a narrow, po...
lanches 17 14 LANCH, to throw, as...
landaus 12 11 LANDAU, (German) a h...
landers 12 10 LANDER, one who land...
langars 13 11 LANGAR, a dining hal...
langers 13 11 LANGER, (Irish slang...
langues 13 12 LANGUE, (French) a l...
langurs 14 12 LANGUR, a long-taile...
lanners 11 10 LANNER, a kind of fa...
lanugos 13 12 LANUGO, (Latin) a wo...
laogais 13 10 LAOGAI, the system o...
lapdogs 16 14 LAPDOG, a small dog...
lapfuls 19 16 LAPFUL, as much as a...
lapides 15 12 LAPIS, (Latin) a sto...
lapises 15 11 LAPIS, (Latin) a sto...
lappels 18 15 LAPPEL, an extension...
lappers 17 14 LAPPER, (Scots) to c...
lappets 17 14 LAPPET, a fold or fl...
lappies 17 14 LAPPIE, (Afrikaans)...
lapsers 15 11 LAPSER, one who laps...
laptops 17 14 LAPTOP, a small comp...
larches 18 13 LARCH, any tree of t...
larders 13 9 LARDER, a place wher...
lardons 12 10 LARDON, a strip of b...
largens 13 11 LARGEN, to enlarge,...
largess 14 10 generosity, also LAR...
lariats 13 8 LARIAT, to catch wit...
larkers 14 12 LARKER, a catcher of...
larneys 18 11 LARNEY, (South Afric...
larrups 16 12 LARRUP, to flog or t...
lascars 16 11 LASCAR, an East Indi...
lashers 15 10 LASHER, a rope for b...
lashins 15 11 (colloquial) an abun...
lasings 14 11 LASING, the act of u...
laskets 14 12 LASKET, a loop at th...
lasques 21 18 LASQUE, a thin, flat...
lassies 13 8 LASSIE, (Scots) a gi...
lassoes 12 8 LASSO, to catch with...
lasters 13 8 LASTER, a worker who...
latches 18 13 LATCH, to close a ga...
lateens 11 9 LATEEN, a triangular...
latents 12 9 LATENT, a barely vis...
latests 13 8 LATEST, the most rec...
latexes 18 15 LATEX, the milky jui...
lathees 14 10 LATHEE, (Hindi) in I...
lathers 15 10 LATHER, to cover wit...
latices 16 11 LATEX, the milky jui...
latigos 14 10 LATIGO, a strap used...
latinas 12 9 LATINA, a female Lat...
latinos 12 9 LATINO, (Spanish) a...
latrias 13 8 LATRIA, (Latin) in R...
latrons 12 9 LATRON, (obsolete) a...
lattens 12 9 LATTEN, metal in thi...
latters 13 8 LATTER, the second m...
lattins 13 9 LATTIN, metal in thi...
lauders 13 10 LAUDER, one who laud...
launces 15 13 LAUNCE, (Spenser) to...
laurels 14 10 LAUREL, to crown wit...
lauryls 21 12 LAURYL, a radical in...
lavabos 16 15 LAVABO, a fixed basi...
lavages 15 14 LAVAGE, the irrigati...
laveers 14 12 LAVEER, (archaic) to...
lavolts 16 13 LAVOLT, to dance wit...
lavvies 17 16 LAVVY, (colloquial)...
lawines 15 12 LAWINE, (German) an...
lawings 17 14 LAWING, a bill for f...
lawless 17 12 having no laws [adj...
lawyers 22 13 LAWYER, to work as a...
laxisms 21 18 LAXISM, the belief t...
laxists 20 15 LAXIST, a person wit...
laxness 18 16 the state of being l...
layings 20 13 LAYING, the first co...
layoffs 23 16 LAYOFF, the suspensi...
layouts 19 11 LAYOUT, an arrangeme...
lazulis 18 19 LAZULI, a beautiful...
leaches 17 13 LEACH, to allow a li...
leadens 11 10 LEADEN, to make lead...
leaders 12 9 LEADER, one that lea...
leagues 13 11 LEAGUE, to come toge...
leakers 13 12 LEAKER, something th...
leaners 11 9 LEANER, one that lea...
leapers 14 11 LEAPER, one who leap...
leasers 12 8 LEASER, one who leas...
leashes 14 10 LEASH, to hold by a...
leasows 15 11 LEASOW, to pasture,...
leavens 13 13 LEAVEN, to produce f...
leavers 14 12 LEAVER, one that lea...
lebbeks 18 18 LEBBEK, an Old World...
leccies 19 14 LECCY, (colloquial)...
lechers 18 13 LECHER, to lust [v]
lechwes 21 16 LECHWE, (Bantu) a ki...
lectins 16 12 LECTIN, a protein th...
lectors 16 11 LECTOR, a reader of...
leddens 12 11 LEDDEN, (Spenser) la...
ledgers 14 11 LEDGER, to fish with...
leeches 17 13 LEECH, to cling to a...
leeways 21 13 LEEWAY, the lateral...
lefties 15 11 LEFTY, someone who i...
legates 13 10 LEGATE, to bequeath...
legatos 13 10 LEGATO, a legato pas...
legends 13 12 LEGEND, an unverifie...
leggers 15 12 LEGGER, a bargeman w...
leggies 15 12 LEGGIE, in cricket,...
leggins 15 13 LEGGIN, a cover for...
legions 13 11 LEGION, a large mili...
legists 15 10 LEGIST, one skilled...
leglans 14 12 LEGLAN, a milking pa...
leglens 14 12 LEGLEN, a milking pa...
legless 15 11 without legs [adj]
leglets 15 11 LEGLET, a leg decora...
leglins 15 12 LEGLIN, a milking pa...
legongs 14 13 LEGONG, a Balinese d...
leguans 13 12 LEGUAN, (Dutch) a la...
legumes 15 14 LEGUME, the fruit or...
lehaims 16 13 LEHAIM, a traditiona...
leigers 14 10 LEIGER, (obsolete) a...
leipoas 14 11 LEIPOA, an Australia...
lekvars 16 16 LEKVAR, a prune butt...
lemures 14 12 the ghosts of the de...
lenders 12 10 LENDER, one that len...
lengths 16 13 LENGTH, the extent f...
lenites 12 9 LENITE, to articulat...
lentils 14 10 LENTIL, a leguminous...
lentors 12 9 LENTOR, (archaic) sl...
lentous 12 10 viscid [adj]
lenvoys 20 15 LENVOY, an envoy [n]
leprous 15 12 affected with lepros...
leptins 15 12 LEPTIN, a hormone re...
leptons 14 12 LEPTON, a monetary u...
lesions 12 9 LESION, to cause les...
lessees 12 8 LESSEE, one to whom...
lessens 12 9 LESSEN, to make or b...
lessons 12 9 LESSON, to teach a l...
lessors 13 8 LESSOR, one who gran...
lesulas 14 10 LESULA, a genus of C...
letches 18 13 LETCH, to engage in...
lethals 16 11 LETHAL, a death-deal...
lethees 14 10 LETHEE, (Shakespeare...
letouts 13 9 LETOUT, something th...
letters 13 8 LETTER, to inscribe...
lettres 13 8 LETTRE, (French) let...
leucins 16 13 LEUCIN, an amino aci...
leucons 15 13 LEUCON, a sponge of...
leukons 13 14 LEUKON, a bodily org...
levants 14 13 LEVANT, to run away...
leviers 15 12 LEVIER, one who levi...
levites 15 12 LEVITE, (slang) a cl...
lewises 16 11 LEWIS, a dovetailed...
lexemes 19 18 LEXEME, the fundamen...
lexises 19 15 LEXIS, the total sto...
lezzies 19 26 LEZZIE, (short for)...
liaises 13 8 LIAISE, to form a li...
liatris 14 8 a North American pla...
libates 15 11 LIBATE, to pour in h...
libbers 18 14 LIBBER, (short for)...
liberos 15 11 LIBERO, (Italian) a...
libidos 16 12 LIBIDO, psychic driv...
libkens 16 16 LIBKEN, in thieves'...
liblabs 19 15 LIBLAB, a person sup...
lichees 18 13 LICHEE, a tropical f...
lichens 18 14 LICHEN, to cover wit...
lickers 18 15 LICKER, one who lick...
lictors 17 11 LICTOR, (historical)...
lidgers 15 11 LIDGER, (obsolete) a...
lidless 15 10 without a lid [adj]
liegers 14 10 LIEGER, (obsolete) a...
lienees 11 9 LIENEE, in law, a pa...
lienors 12 9 LIENOR, a party who...
liernes 12 9 LIERNE, (French) a c...
lifters 16 11 LIFTER, one who lift...
ligands 14 12 LIGAND, an atom, mol...
ligases 14 10 LIGASE, an enzyme wh...
ligates 14 10 LIGATE, to tie with...
liggers 16 12 LIGGER, a horizontal...
lignans 13 12 LIGNAN, a beneficial...
lignins 14 12 LIGNIN, an essential...
lignums 16 15 LIGNUM, the fragrant...
ligulas 16 12 LIGULA, a tongue-lik...
ligules 16 12 LIGULE, a strap-shap...
ligures 15 11 LIGURE, a precious s...
likings 16 15 LIKING, a feeling of...
limaces 17 14 LIMAX, (Latin) a slu...
limails 16 12 LIMAIL, the dust and...
limbecs 20 17 LIMBEC, an old disti...
limbers 17 14 LIMBER, to make supp...
limboes 16 14 LIMBO, to perform a...
limbous 17 15 overlapping [adj]
limings 16 14 LIMING, in the prepa...
limites 15 11 LIMES, (Latin) an an...
limmers 16 14 LIMMER, (Scots) a ro...
limners 14 12 LIMNER, a painter of...
limoses 14 11 LIMOSIS, an abnormal...
limosis 15 11 an abnormally raveno...
limpers 17 14 LIMPER, one who limp...
limpets 17 14 LIMPET, a gastropod...
limulus 17 14 a horseshoe crab, al...
linages 13 11 LINAGE, payment for...
linches 18 14 LINCH, an unploughed...
linctus 17 13 (Latin) a medicated...
lindens 12 11 LINDEN, a lime-tree,...
lindies 13 10 LINDY [n]
lineups 15 13 LINEUP, a list of te...
lingams 15 14 LINGAM, (Sanskrit) t...
lingels 15 12 LINGEL, a shoemaker'...
lingers 14 11 LINGER, to delay dep...
lingles 15 12 LINGLE, a shoemaker'...
lingoes 13 11 LINGO, (colloquial)...
lingots 14 11 LINGOT, (obsolete) a...
linguas 14 12 LINGUA, the tongue [...
linhays 21 13 LINHAY, a shed, also...
linings 14 12 LINING, an inner lay...
linkers 14 13 LINKER, one who link...
linkups 17 17 LINKUP, something th...
linnets 12 10 LINNET, a common fin...
linneys 18 12 LINNEY, a shed with...
linnies 12 10 LINNY, a shed, also...
linseys 19 11 LINSEY, a coarse lin...
lintels 14 10 LINTEL, a horizontal...
linters 13 9 LINTER, a machine fo...
linties 13 9 LINTIE, (Scots) a li...
lintols 14 10 LINTOL, a horizontal...
linuxes 19 17 LINUX, (tradename) a...
lionels 13 10 LIONEL, a small lion...
lioness 12 9 a female lion [n -ES...
lionets 12 9 LIONET, a young lion...
lipases 15 11 LIPASE, an enzyme th...
lipides 16 12 LIPIDE, any of a cla...
lipless 17 12 without lips [adj]
lipoids 16 12 LIPOID, any of a cla...
lipomas 16 14 LIPOMA, a tumor of f...
lippens 17 15 LIPPEN, (Scots) to t...
lippers 18 14 LIPPER, to ripple [v...
lippies 18 14 LIPPIE, (Scots) an o...
liquids 23 19 LIQUID, a substance...
liquors 22 18 LIQUOR, to intoxicat...
lispers 16 11 LISPER, one who lisp...
listees 13 8 LISTEE, one who is o...
listels 15 9 LISTEL, (archaic) a...
listens 13 9 LISTEN, to try to he...
listers 14 8 LISTER, a three-pron...
litchis 20 13 LITCHI, the edible f...
lithias 16 10 LITHIA, lithium oxid...
lithoes 15 10 LITHO, to make a lit...
lithops 18 13 a fleshy-leaved plan...
litotes 13 8 the expression of an...
litters 14 8 LITTER, to scatter r...
littles 15 9 LITTLE, a small amou...
livedos 15 13 LIVEDO, a discoloure...
liviers 16 12 LIVIER, a permanent...
livings 17 15 LIVING, a means of s...
livyers 22 14 LIVYER, a permanent...
lizards 17 18 LIZARD, any of a sub...
lizzies 20 26 LIZZIE, as in tin li...
loaches 17 13 LOACH, a freshwater...
loadens 11 10 LOADEN, (archaic) to...
loaders 12 9 LOADER, one that loa...
loafers 14 11 LOAFER, a lazy perso...
loanees 10 9 LOANEE, a person who...
loaners 11 9 LOANER, one who loan...
loathes 14 10 LOATHE, to detest gr...
lobbers 17 14 LOBBER, one who lobs...
lobbies 17 14 LOBBY, to seek to in...
lobings 16 14 LOBING, a division i...
lobolas 15 12 LOBOLA, an African c...
lobolos 15 12 LOBOLO, an African c...
lobules 16 13 LOBULE, a small lobe...
lobulus 17 14 a small lobe or lobe...
locales 16 12 LOCALE, a place, pos...
locates 15 11 LOCATE, to find or p...
lochans 17 14 LOCHAN, (Gaelic) a s...
lochias 18 13 LOCHIA, (Greek) the...
lockers 17 15 LOCKER, a small cupb...
lockets 17 15 LOCKET, a small orna...
lockups 20 19 LOCKUP, a jail [n]
locules 17 13 LOCULE, a small, cel...
loculus 18 14 a small, cell-like c...
locusts 17 12 LOCUST, to lay waste...
lodgers 14 11 LODGER, one who stay...
loeries 12 8 LOERIE, a type of Af...
loesses 12 8 LOESS, (German) a fi...
lofters 15 11 LOFTER, a type of go...
loggats 15 12 LOGGAT, a small log...
loggers 15 12 LOGGER, one who fell...
loggets 15 12 an old English throw...
loggias 15 12 LOGGIA, (Italian) an...
logions 13 11 LOGION, a saying att...
logjams 17 22 LOGJAM, to cause a l...
loglogs 16 13 LOGLOG, the logarith...
logoffs 18 16 LOGOFF, exit from a...
logouts 14 11 LOGOUT, exit from a...
logways 23 15 LOGWAY, a ramp used...
loiases 12 8 LOIASIS, a tropical...
loiasis 13 8 a tropical African d...
loiters 13 8 LOITER, to stand idl...
loligos 15 11 LOLIGO, a genus of c...
loliums 16 13 LOLIUM, any plant of...
lollers 15 10 LOLLER, one who loll...
lollies 15 10 LOLLY, (short for) a...
lollops 17 13 LOLLOP, to lounge, a...
lomeins 13 12 LOMEIN, a Chinese di...
loments 13 12 LOMENT, a pod that b...
longans 12 12 LONGAN, the edible f...
longers 13 11 LONGER, one that lon...
longies 13 11 long underwear [n]
loobies 14 11 LOOBY, a large, awkw...
loofahs 16 13 LOOFAH, a tropical v...
lookers 13 12 LOOKER, one that loo...
lookups 16 16 LOOKUP, the process...
looneys 17 11 LOONEY, a crazy pers...
loonies 11 9 LOONIE, a crazy pers...
loopers 14 11 LOOPER, a caterpilla...
loosens 11 9 LOOSEN, to make less...
loosies 12 8 LOOSIE, (slang) a lo...
looters 12 8 LOOTER, one that loo...
loppers 17 14 LOPPER, (Scots) to c...
loppets 17 14 LOPPET, a long-dista...
loppies 17 14 LOPPY, a ranch handy...
loquats 21 18 LOQUAT, a Chinese an...
lorchas 18 13 LORCHA, (Portuguese)...
loricas 16 11 LORICA, (Latin) a le...
lorings 14 11 LORING, (Spenser) le...
loriots 13 8 LORIOT, (French) the...
lorises 13 8 LORIS, the slender l...
lorries 13 8 LORRY, a vehicle use...
losings 14 11 LOSING, the act of l...
loslyfs 23 14 LOSLYF, (Afrikaans)...
lotions 12 9 LOTION, a liquid pre...
lotoses 12 8 LOTOS, an aquatic pl...
lotters 13 8 LOTTER, someone who...
lotuses 13 9 LOTUS, any of variou...
loudens 12 11 LOUDEN, to increase...
lounges 13 12 LOUNGE, to recline i...
louries 13 9 LOURIE, a type of Af...
lousers 13 9 LOUSER, (Irish) a me...
louvars 15 13 LOUVAR, a large silv...
louvers 15 13 LOUVER, a sloping sl...
louvres 15 13 LOUVRE, a sloping sl...
lovages 15 14 LOVAGE, a perennial...
lovings 16 15 LOVING, the act of l...
lowboys 24 16 LOWBOY, a low chest...
lowings 17 14 LOWING, the sound of...
lowness 15 12 the state of being l...
lowpass 18 14 designating a type o...
lowries 16 11 LOWRY, a kind of sma...
lozells 18 19 LOZELL, (Spenser) a...
lubbers 18 15 LUBBER, a clumsy fel...
lucerns 16 13 LUCERN, a fodder pla...
lucites 17 12 LUCITE, a type of tr...
luckies 18 16 LUCKIE, an elderly w...
lucumas 18 16 LUCUMA, a tree of th...
lucumos 18 16 LUCUMO, (Latin) an E...
luetics 17 12 LUETIC, someone infe...
luggers 16 13 LUGGER, a small 2- o...
luggies 16 13 LUGGIE, (Scots) a ho...
lugings 16 14 LUGING, the act of t...
lullers 16 11 LULLER, one who lull...
lumbars 17 15 LUMBAR, an anatomica...
lumbers 17 15 LUMBER, to move heav...
lumines 14 13 LUMINE, (obsolete) t...
lumpens 16 16 LUMPEN, someone belo...
lumpers 17 15 LUMPER, a labourer e...
lumpias 17 15 LUMPIA, (Chinese) an...
lunates 12 10 LUNATE, a crescent-s...
lunches 18 15 LUNCH, to eat a midd...
lungans 13 13 LUNGAN, a pulpy frui...
lungees 13 12 LUNGEE, a loincloth...
lungers 14 12 LUNGER, one who lung...
lungies 14 12 LUNGIE, (Scots) the...
lungyis 21 14 LUNGYI, (Hindi) in I...
lunkers 14 14 LUNKER, a large game...
lunules 14 12 LUNULE, a crescent-s...
lunyies 19 12 LUNYIE, (Scots) the...
lupines 15 13 LUPINE, any papilion...
lupuses 16 13 LUPUS, a skin diseas...
lurches 19 14 LURCH, to roll or pi...
lurdans 13 11 LURDAN, (archaic) a...
lurdens 13 11 LURDEN, (archaic) a...
lurexes 19 16 LUREX, (tradename) a...
lurgies 15 11 LURGY, (facetious) a...
lurings 15 12 LURING, as in tape l...
lurkers 15 13 LURKER, one that lur...
lurries 14 9 LURRY, (Milton) a co...
lushers 16 11 LUSHER, a heavy drin...
lushies 16 11 LUSHY, a drunkard [n...
lusters 14 9 LUSTER, to make lust...
lustres 14 9 LUSTRE, to make lust...
lususes 14 10 LUSUS, (Latin) a spo...
luteins 13 10 LUTEIN, a yellow pig...
luteous 13 10 golden-yellow [adj]
lutings 15 12 LUTING, a rubber sea...
lutists 15 9 LUTIST, a lute-playe...
lutites 14 9 LUTITE, any rock der...
luvvies 18 17 LUVVY, (colloquial)...
luxates 19 16 LUXATE, to put out o...
luzerns 16 19 LUZERN, a fodder pla...
lyceums 24 17 LYCEUM, a hall for p...
lychees 24 15 LYCHEE, (Chinese) a...
lychnis 25 16 a plant of the campi...
lynages 19 13 LYNAGE, (obsolete) l...
lynches 24 16 LYNCH, to judge and...
lyrisms 22 13 LYRISM, the quality...
lyrists 21 10 LYRIST, one who play...
lysates 19 10 LYSATE, a product of...
lysines 19 11 LYSINE, an essential...
maatjes 14 19 a young herring, tre...
mabelas 15 14 MABELA, ground kaffi...
macacos 18 16 MACACO, (French) any...
machans 17 16 MACHAN, (Hindi) a ra...
machers 18 15 MACHER, (Yiddish) an...
mackles 18 18 MACKLE, to blur in p...
macoyas 21 15 MACOYA, an American...
macrons 15 14 MACRON, a symbol pla...
maculas 17 15 MACULA, (Latin) a sp...
macules 17 15 MACULE, to blur in p...
madafus 15 15 MADAFU, (Swahili) co...
madames 13 14 MADAME, to address a...
madcaps 18 17 MADCAP, an impulsive...
maddens 12 13 MADDEN, to make or b...
madders 13 12 MADDER, a herbaceous...
madness 12 12 the state of being m...
madtoms 14 14 MADTOM, a North Amer...
maduros 13 12 MADURO, a dark-colou...
maelids 14 12 MAELID, an apple nym...
maenads 11 12 MAENAD, a female fol...
maffias 17 16 MAFFIA, a secret cri...
maftirs 16 13 MAFTIR, (Hebrew) the...
maggies 15 14 MAGGIE, (dialect) a...
maggots 15 14 MAGGOT, any soft-bod...
magians 13 13 MAGIAN, a magician,...
magilps 18 16 MAGILP, a substance...
magisms 16 15 MAGISM, the teaching...
maglevs 17 17 MAGLEV, (short for)...
magnets 13 13 MAGNET, a body that...
magnons 12 14 MAGNON, a quantum of...
magnums 15 17 MAGNUM, a bottle for...
magpies 16 15 MAGPIE, a black and...
magueys 20 15 MAGUEY, the century...
mahants 14 13 MAHANT, (Hindi) a ch...
mahewus 18 16 MAHEWU, in South Afr...
mahmals 17 16 MAHMAL, the empty li...
mahouts 15 13 MAHOUT, the keeper a...
mahsirs 16 12 MAHSIR, a large fres...
mahzors 18 21 MAHZOR, a Jewish pra...
maidans 12 12 MAIDAN, in India, an...
maidens 12 12 MAIDEN, a young unma...
maigres 14 12 MAIGRE, a large Medi...
maihems 16 15 MAIHEM, maiming, mal...
mailers 14 11 MAILER, one who send...
maimers 14 13 MAIMER, one who maim...
mainors 12 11 MAINOR, act or fact...
makeups 16 18 MAKEUP, the way in w...
makings 15 17 MAKING, material fro...
makutus 15 16 MAKUTU, to cast a sp...
malates 13 11 MALATE, a salt of ma...
malaxes 19 18 MALAX, to soften by...
malgres 15 13 MALGRE, (archaic) to...
malices 17 14 MALICE, to have ill-...
maligns 15 14 MALIGN, to speak evi...
malines 13 12 MALINE, a delicate n...
malisms 16 14 MALISM, belief in th...
malkins 15 16 MALKIN, (dialect) a...
mallams 16 15 MALLAM, a Muslim sch...
mallees 14 12 MALLEE, (Native Aust...
mallets 15 12 MALLET, a type of ha...
malleus 15 13 a bone of the middle...
mallows 18 15 MALLOW, any of vario...
malmags 16 16 MALMAG, a nocturnal...
malteds 14 12 MALTED, a whisky fla...
malthas 16 13 MALTHA, a thick mine...
maltols 15 12 MALTOL, a natural fo...
maluses 14 12 MALUS, a financial p...
mamakos 14 17 MAMAKO, (Maori) a ta...
mamakus 15 18 MAMAKU, (Maori) a ta...
mamboes 15 16 MAMBO, to dance the...
mameyes 19 15 MAMEY, a tropical pl...
mamluks 17 19 MAMLUK, (Arabic) one...
mammals 16 17 MAMMAL, any of a cla...
mammees 14 16 MAMMEE, a tropical p...
mammers 15 16 MAMMER, (Shakespeare...
mammets 15 16 MAMMET, a puppet; a...
mammeys 21 18 MAMMEY, a tropical p...
mammies 15 16 MAMMY, a child's nam...
mammons 14 17 MAMMON, riches regar...
mamzers 17 22 MAMZER, (Yiddish) an...
manages 12 13 MANAGE, to control o...
manaias 11 11 MANAIA, (Maori) a fi...
mananas 10 12 MANANA, (Spanish) to...
manatis 12 11 MANATI, a large aqua...
manatus 12 12 MANATU, a large flow...
manawas 14 14 MANAWA, (Maori) a ma...
manbags 15 16 MANBAG, a bag for sm...
manches 17 16 MANCHE, (French) a s...
mandirs 13 12 MANDIR, a Hindu temp...
mandoms 13 15 MANDOM, man collecti...
maneges 12 13 MANEGE, to train hor...
mangals 14 14 MANGAL, (Turkish) a...
mangels 14 14 MANGEL, a variety of...
mangers 13 13 MANGER, a feeding tr...
mangles 14 14 MANGLE, to hack, tea...
mangoes 12 13 MANGO, a tropical tr...
maniacs 15 14 MANIAC, an insane pe...
manilas 13 12 MANILA, a strong pap...
maniocs 15 14 MANIOC, (Tupi) a pla...
manises 12 11 MANIS, another name...
manitos 12 11 MANITO, (Native Amer...
manitus 13 12 MANITU, (Native Amer...
manless 13 12 without men [adj]
mannans 10 13 MANNAN, a type of su...
manners 11 12 MANNER, method, fash...
manoaos 10 11 MANOAO, (New Zealand...
manques 20 21 MANQUE, (French) the...
manreds 12 12 MANRED, (obsolete) h...
mantels 13 12 MANTEL, the ornament...
mantids 13 12 MANTID, a predatory...
manties 12 11 MANTY, (Scots) a wom...
mantles 13 12 MANTLE, to cover as...
mantoes 11 11 MANTO, (historical)...
mantras 12 11 MANTRA, (Sanskrit) a...
mantuas 12 12 MANTUA, (Italian) a...
manuals 13 13 MANUAL, a small refe...
manukas 13 16 MANUKA, (Maori) an A...
manures 12 12 MANURE, to fertilize...
maomaos 12 13 MAOMAO, a New Zealan...
mapless 16 14 having no map [adj]
mappers 17 16 MAPPER, one who maps...
marabis 15 13 MARABI, (South Afric...
maracas 15 13 MARACA, a kind of go...
mararis 13 10 MARARI, (New Zealand...
marauds 13 12 MARAUD, to wander in...
marbles 16 14 MARBLE, to vein or p...
marcels 17 14 MARCEL, to make a de...
marches 18 15 MARCH, to walk in a...
mardies 13 11 MARDY, to behave lik...
mareros 12 10 MARERO, a member of...
margays 20 14 MARGAY, a small Amer...
margins 14 13 MARGIN, to provide w...
marinas 12 11 MARINA, a berthing a...
marines 12 11 MARINE, a soldier tr...
markers 14 14 MARKER, one that mar...
markets 14 14 MARKET, to offer for...
markkas 15 18 MARKKA, the standard...
markups 17 18 MARKUP, the differen...
marlins 14 12 MARLIN, a marine gam...
marmots 14 13 MARMOT, a kind of bu...
maroons 11 11 MAROON, to abandon i...
marques 21 20 MARQUE, (French) a m...
marquis 22 20 a British or Irish h...
marrams 14 13 MARRAM, a seaside gr...
marrels 14 11 a rustic game, aka f...
marrers 13 10 MARRER, one who mars...
marries 13 10 MARRY, to enter into...
marrons 12 11 MARRON, (Native Aust...
marrows 16 13 MARROW, to be a mate...
marrums 15 14 MARRUM, a seaside gr...
marshes 15 12 MARSH, a tract of lo...
martels 14 11 MARTEL, (Spenser) to...
martens 12 11 MARTEN, a carnivore...
martins 13 11 MARTIN, a bird of th...
martyrs 20 12 MARTYR, to put someo...
marvels 16 15 MARVEL, to be filled...
marvers 15 14 MARVER, to roll glas...
masalas 13 11 MASALA, a mixture of...
mascles 17 14 MASCLE, a diamond-sh...
mascons 15 14 MASCON, a concentrat...
mascots 16 13 MASCOT, a talisman,...
mashers 15 12 MASHER, a dandy freq...
mashies 15 12 MASHIE, a kind of go...
mashuas 15 13 MASHUA, a tuber plan...
mashups 18 16 MASHUP, a piece of l...
masjids 16 20 MASJID, (Arabic) a m...
maskegs 15 16 MASKEG, (Native Amer...
maskers 14 14 MASKER, one who wear...
maslins 14 12 MASLIN, a mixed grai...
masques 21 20 MASQUE, a dramatic e...
massifs 16 13 MASSIF, a principal...
masters 13 10 MASTER, to become sk...
mastics 17 13 MASTIC, a pale yello...
masulas 14 12 MASULA, an Indian su...
matatas 12 10 MATATA, (Maori) a Ne...
matatus 13 11 MATATU, a type of ta...
matches 18 15 MATCH, to be equal t...
maticos 16 13 MATICO, a Peruvian p...
matings 14 13 MATING, the period d...
matipos 15 13 MATIPO, (Maori) a Ne...
matless 14 11 without a mat [adj]
matlows 17 14 MATLOW, a seaman, al...
matokes 13 14 MATOKE, in Uganda, p...
matrass 13 10 a long-necked round-...
matrics 17 13 MATRIC, (short for)...
matrons 12 11 MATRON, a married wo...
matross 13 10 (obsolete) an artill...
matsahs 15 12 MATSAH, an unleavene...
matters 13 10 MATTER, to be of imp...
matties 13 10 MATTIE, (Scots) a yo...
mattins 13 11 MATTIN, (French) a m...
matures 13 11 MATURE, to develop f...
matzahs 18 21 MATZAH, an unleavene...
matzohs 18 21 MATZOH, (Yiddish) un...
maubies 15 14 MAUBY, a frothy beve...
maugres 14 13 MAUGRE, to show spit...
maulers 14 12 MAULER, one that mau...
maulvis 17 16 MAULVI, a teacher of...
maumets 14 14 MAUMET, a puppet; a...
mauvais 15 15 (French) bad, wicked...
mauvins 15 16 MAUVIN, a mauve dye,...
mavises 15 14 MAVIS, the European...
mawkins 17 18 MAWKIN, (dialect) a...
mawmets 17 16 MAWMET, a puppet; a...
maximus 21 21 a very long bell rin...
maxixes 25 24 MAXIXE, a Brazilian...
maydays 25 15 MAYDAY, the internat...
mayhems 22 17 MAYHEM, maiming, mal...
mayings 20 15 MAYING, the gatherin...
maypops 23 18 MAYPOP, the edible f...
mayvins 21 17 MAYVIN, (US slang) a...
mazards 16 20 MAZARD, a kind of sm...
mazhbis 21 24 MAZHBI, (Hindi) a Si...
mazouts 16 20 MAZOUT, a petroleum...
mazumas 17 23 MAZUMA, (Yiddish) mo...
meadows 15 14 MEADOW, a tract of g...
meagres 13 12 MEAGRE, a large Medi...
mealers 13 11 MEALER, a device for...
mealies 13 11 MEALIE, an ear of ma...
meaners 11 11 MEANER, a person who...
meanies 11 11 MEANY, a nasty perso...
measles 13 11 MEASLE, (archaic) to...
meathes 14 12 MEATHE, (obsolete) a...
meazels 16 20 MEAZEL, (Shakespeare...
meboses 14 13 MEBOS, in South Afri...
medakas 13 15 MEDAKA, a small Japa...
meddles 14 13 MEDDLE, to interfere...
medials 14 12 MEDIAL, a medial let...
medians 12 12 MEDIAN, in statistic...
medicks 18 18 MEDICK, a clover-lik...
medicos 16 14 MEDICO, (colloquial)...
medinas 12 12 MEDINA, the native q...
mediums 15 15 MEDIUM, a spirituali...
medlars 14 12 MEDLAR, a small tree...
medleys 20 14 MEDLEY, a mixture [n...
medusas 13 12 MEDUSA, a jellyfish,...
meekens 12 15 MEEKEN, to make meek...
meemies 13 13 MEEMIE, a hysterical...
meeters 12 10 MEETER, one that mee...
megilps 18 16 MEGILP, a substance...
megohms 17 17 MEGOHM, a measure of...
megrims 16 15 MEGRIM, a severe hea...
mehndis 15 14 MEHNDI, (Hindi) in I...
meineys 18 13 MEINEY, a family, in...
meinies 12 11 MEINIE, a family, in...
meioses 12 10 MEIOSIS, a type of c...
meiosis 13 10 a type of cell divis...
meishis 16 12 MEISHI, a Japanese b...
melanos 12 12 MELANO, an abnormall...
melders 14 12 MELDER, (Scots) the...
melenas 12 12 MELENA, excrement or...
melicks 19 18 MELICK, a type of pe...
mellays 21 14 MELLAY, a confused f...
mellows 18 15 MELLOW, to make matu...
meloids 14 12 MELOID, a blister be...
melters 14 11 MELTER, one who, or...
meltons 13 12 MELTON, a strong and...
members 16 16 MEMBER, a distinct p...
memoirs 14 13 MEMOIR, a biography...
menaces 14 14 MENACE, to threaten...
menages 12 13 MENAGE, to manage [v...
menders 12 12 MENDER, one that men...
meneers 11 11 MENEER, (Dutch) the...
menhirs 15 13 MENHIR, (Welsh) a si...
menials 13 12 MENIAL, a domestic s...
menshes 14 13 MENSH, (colloquial)...
mentees 11 11 MENTEE, a person und...
mentors 12 11 MENTOR, to serve as...
menudos 12 13 MENUDO, a spicy Mexi...
menyies 18 13 MENYIE, a family, in...
mercats 16 13 MERCAT, (Scots) mark...
mercers 16 13 MERCER, a dealer in...
merches 18 15 MERCH, (colloquial)...
mercies 16 13 MERCY, compassion an...
merells 15 12 MERELL, a counter us...
mergees 13 12 MERGEE, a company ac...
mergers 14 12 MERGER, the combinin...
merings 14 13 MERING, a marking of...
merinos 12 11 MERINO, a soft wooll...
merises 13 10 MERISIS, growth by c...
merisis 14 10 growth by cell divis...
merisms 15 13 MERISM, repetition o...
merkins 14 15 MERKIN, a hairpiece...
merlins 14 12 MERLIN, a species of...
merlons 13 12 MERLON, the part of...
merlots 14 11 MERLOT, a red dry wi...
meromes 13 13 MEROME, one of the s...
merries 13 10 MERRY, a gean, a wil...
mesails 14 11 MESAIL, a visor, esp...
mescals 17 14 MESCAL, (Nahuatl) a...
meseems 13 13 it seems to me [v ME...
mesetas 12 10 MESETA, (Spanish) a...
mespils 17 14 MESPIL, a North Amer...
messans 12 11 MESSAN, (Scots) a la...
messias 13 10 an expected liberato...
mestees 12 10 MESTEE, in the West...
mesters 13 10 MESTER, (dialect) ma...
mestoms 14 13 MESTOM, biological c...
metages 13 12 METAGE, an official...
metates 12 10 METATE, in Mexico et...
meteors 12 10 METEOR, a small cele...
metepas 14 13 METEPA, a chemical c...
methods 15 13 METHOD, orderly proc...
methyls 23 15 METHYL, the radical...
metiers 13 10 METIER, (French) one...
metopes 14 13 METOPE, a space betw...
metrics 17 13 METRIC, a standard o...
mettles 14 11 METTLE, spirit or co...
metumps 17 17 METUMP, a tumpline,...
mevrous 15 15 MEVROU, (South Afric...
mewlers 17 14 MEWLER, one that mew...
mezails 17 20 MEZAIL, a visor, esp...
mezcals 20 23 MEZCAL, (Nahuatl) a...
mezuzas 19 29 MEZUZA, (Hebrew) a s...
mgangas 14 15 MGANGA, in Tanzania...
miasmas 14 13 MIASMA, a noxious va...
mibunas 15 15 MIBUNA, a Japanese v...
micates 16 13 MICATE, to furnish w...
micells 19 15 MICELL, a group of m...
michers 19 15 MICHER, a truant, al...
mickeys 24 19 MICKEY, to drug a dr...
mickies 18 17 MICKY, an Irishman,...
mickles 19 18 MICKLE, a large amou...
microns 16 14 MICRON, a unit of le...
midairs 14 11 MIDAIR, the midst of...
middays 20 14 MIDDAY, the middle o...
middens 13 13 MIDDEN, a dungheap [...
middies 14 12 MIDDY, a medium size...
middles 15 13 MIDDLE, to place in...
midgets 15 13 MIDGET, a very small...
midgies 15 13 MIDGIE, (colloquial)...
midguts 16 14 MIDGUT, the middle p...
midlegs 16 14 MIDLEG, the middle o...
midribs 17 14 MIDRIB, the central...
midways 23 16 MIDWAY, a central av...
mielies 14 11 MIELIE, an ear of co...
miggles 17 15 MIGGLE, a type of pl...
mignons 13 14 MIGNON, (French) a f...
mihrabs 18 15 MIHRAB, (Arabic) a n...
mikados 14 15 MIKADO, (Japanese) t...
mikrons 14 15 MIKRON, a unit of le...
mikvahs 19 20 MIKVAH, (Hebrew) a p...
mikvehs 19 20 MIKVEH, a place for...
miladis 15 12 MILADI, a term of ad...
milages 15 13 MILAGE, the total di...
mildens 14 13 MILDEN, to make mild...
mildews 18 15 MILDEW, to grow a wh...
milieus 15 12 MILIEU, (French) a s...
milings 16 14 MILING, the activity...
milkers 16 15 MILKER, one who milk...
millers 16 12 MILLER, a person who...
millets 16 12 MILLET, a cereal gra...
millies 16 12 MILLIE, (Irish) a yo...
milnebs 16 15 MILNEB, a fungicide...
milords 15 12 MILORD, (French) a t...
milreis 15 11 (Portuguese) a forme...
milseys 21 13 MILSEY, a milk strai...
milters 15 11 MILTER, a male fish...
miltzes 18 20 MILTZ, in Jewish coo...
mimbars 17 16 MIMBAR, (Arabic) a m...
mimeses 14 13 MIMESIS, (Greek) imi...
mimesis 15 13 (Greek) imitation, e...
mimosas 14 13 MIMOSA, any tropical...
mimulus 17 16 any of various plant...
minbars 15 14 MINBAR, (Arabic) a m...
mincers 16 14 MINCER, one who minc...
minders 13 12 MINDER, one that min...
mingers 14 13 MINGER, an unpleasan...
mingles 15 14 MINGLE, to mix toget...
minibus 16 15 a small bus [n MINIB...
minimus 15 15 a being of the small...
minings 14 14 MINING, the business...
minions 12 12 MINION, a darling, a...
miniums 15 15 MINIUM, a red pigmen...
minnies 12 12 MINNIE, (Scots) moth...
minnows 15 15 MINNOW, any of the s...
minters 13 11 MINTER, a person who...
minuets 13 12 MINUET, a slow and s...
minuses 13 12 MINUS, a negative qu...
minutes 13 12 MINUTE, to take brie...
minyans 18 14 MINYAN, the minimum...
miombos 16 16 MIOMBO, in East Afri...
miotics 17 13 MIOTIC, a substance...
mirages 14 12 MIRAGE, a type of op...
mirexes 19 17 MIREX, an insecticid...
miritis 15 10 MIRITI, any palm of...
mirrors 14 10 MIRROR, to reflect a...
misacts 17 13 MISACT, to act badly...
misadds 14 12 MISADD, to add incor...
misaims 15 13 MISAIM, to aim badly...
misbias 16 13 to bias wrongly [v M...
miscues 17 14 MISCUE, to make a fa...
miscuts 18 14 MISCUT, to cut incor...
misdoes 13 11 MISDO, to do wrongly...
miseats 13 10 MISEAT, to eat impro...
miseres 13 10 MISERE, an undertaki...
misfits 17 13 MISFIT, to fit badly...
misgoes 14 12 MISGO, to go astray...
mishaps 18 15 MISHAP, to have an u...
mishits 17 12 MISHIT, to hit poorl...
mishmis 18 15 MISHMI, the bitter r...
miskals 16 15 MISKAL, an Oriental...
miskens 14 15 MISKEN, to fail to r...
miskeys 21 16 MISKEY, to key in da...
mislays 21 13 MISLAY, to put in a...
mislies 15 11 MISLIE, to lie in th...
mispens 15 14 MISPEN, to write inc...
missals 15 11 MISSAL, a book conta...
missays 20 12 MISSAY, to say incor...
missees 13 10 MISSEE, to see wrong...
missels 15 11 MISSEL, the mistle-t...
missets 14 10 MISSET, to set incor...
missies 14 10 MISSY, a young girl...
mistals 15 11 MISTAL, (English dia...
misters 14 10 MISTER, to address a...
mistles 15 11 MISTLE, to rain in s...
misuses 14 11 MISUSE, to use incor...
mitches 19 15 MITCH, to play truan...
mithers 16 12 MITHER, to confuse,...
mitises 14 10 MITIS, a type of wro...
mitoses 13 10 MITOSIS, a type of c...
mitosis 14 10 a type of cell divis...
mittens 13 11 MITTEN, any of vario...
mixings 21 20 MIXING, the act of m...
mizunas 16 21 MIZUNA, (Japanese) a...
mizzens 19 29 MIZZEN, in a three-m...
mizzles 21 29 MIZZLE, to rain in f...
mnemons 12 15 MNEMON, a hypothetic...
moaners 11 11 MOANER, one who moan...
mobbers 17 16 MOBBER, one that mob...
mobbies 17 16 MOBBIE, (Carib) a fr...
mobbles 18 17 MOBBLE, (obsolete) t...
mobcaps 20 19 MOBCAP, a plain cap...
mobiles 16 14 MOBILE, a form of sc...
moblogs 17 16 MOBLOG, a blog of mo...
moccies 19 16 (Australian slang) m...
mockers 17 17 MOCKER, to clothe [v...
mockups 20 21 MOCKUP, a full-sized...
mococks 20 20 MOCOCK, a North Amer...
mocucks 21 21 MOCUCK, a North Amer...
modders 13 12 MODDER, one who modi...
modenas 11 12 MODENA, (Italian) a...
moderns 12 12 MODERN, a person wit...
modists 14 11 MODIST, a follower o...
modules 14 13 MODULE, a standard o...
modulus 15 14 a constant multiplie...
moffies 17 16 MOFFIE, (South Afric...
moggans 14 15 MOGGAN, a footless s...
moggies 15 14 MOGGY, a cat, also M...
moghuls 18 16 MOGHUL, an important...
mohairs 15 12 MOHAIR, a fabric mad...
mohawks 19 19 MOHAWK, a skating mo...
moiders 13 11 MOIDER, to confuse,...
moilers 14 11 MOILER, one who moil...
moisers 13 10 MOISER, (Yiddish) an...
mojitos 15 19 MOJITO, a traditiona...
mokihis 17 16 MOKIHI, a Maori raft...
mokoros 13 14 MOKORO, the traditio...
mokshas 16 16 MOKSHA, (Hindu) free...
molders 14 12 MOLDER, to turn to d...
molests 14 11 MOLEST, to touch or...
molines 13 12 MOLINE, a cross with...
mollahs 17 14 MOLLAH, (Arabic) a M...
mollies 15 12 MOLLY, a kind of tro...
molochs 19 16 MOLOCH, a spiny Aust...
molters 14 11 MOLTER, one that mol...
moments 13 14 MOMENT, a brief peri...
momisms 16 16 MOMISM, an excessive...
mommets 15 16 MOMMET, a puppet; a...
mommies 15 16 MOMMY, (colloquial)...
momoirs 14 13 MOMOIR, a memoir wri...
momsers 14 13 MOMSER, (Yiddish) an...
momuses 14 14 MOMUS, a carping per...
momzers 17 22 MOMZER, (Yiddish) an...
monacts 15 14 MONACT, the spicule...
monades 11 12 MONAS, the number on...
monases 11 11 MONAS, the number on...
monauls 13 13 MONAUL, a kind of ph...
monemes 12 14 MONEME, a word or pa...
moneths 14 13 MONETH, (Spenser) a...
mongers 13 13 MONGER, to peddle [v...
mongoes 12 13 MONGOE, the waste pr...
mongols 14 14 MONGOL, a person aff...
monials 13 12 MONIAL, a mullion, t...
monisms 14 14 MONISM, the philosop...
monists 13 11 MONIST, a believer i...
monkeys 19 17 MONKEY, to mimic [v]
monoaos 10 11 MONOAO, (Maori) a Ne...
monoses 11 11 MONOSIS, a separatio...
monosis 12 11 a separation of part...
montems 13 14 MONTEM, a custom, fo...
monties 12 11 MONTY, the whole lot...
montres 12 11 MONTRE, the visible...
moobies 14 13 overdeveloped breast...
mooches 17 15 MOOCH, to play truan...
moodies 12 11 MOODY, to persuade b...
moolahs 15 13 MOOLAH, (Arabic) a M...
mooleys 19 13 MOOLEY, a hornless c...
moolies 13 11 MOOLY, a hornless co...
mooloos 12 11 MOOLOO, (New Zealand...
moolvis 16 15 MOOLVI, a teacher of...
mooners 11 11 MOONER, one who abst...
moonies 11 11 MOONY, a simpleton [...
moorvas 14 14 MOORVA, a bowstring...
mooters 12 10 MOOTER, a disputer o...
mopanes 13 14 MOPANE, a small Sout...
mopanis 14 14 MOPANI, a small Sout...
mopokes 15 17 MOPOKE, an owl of Au...
moppers 17 16 MOPPER, one who mops...
moppets 17 16 MOPPET, a baby, a da...
mopsies 15 13 MOPSY, a woman who w...
mopuses 15 14 MOPUS, (slang) a sma...
morales 13 11 MORALE, the state of...
moralls 15 12 MORALL, (Shakespeare...
morchas 18 15 MORCHA, (India) a ho...
moreens 11 11 MOREEN, a stout cord...
morgans 13 13 MORGAN, a unit of di...
morgays 20 14 MORGAY, (Welsh) the...
morgens 13 13 MORGEN, a Dutch unit...
morgues 14 13 MORGUE, a place wher...
morions 12 11 MORION, a type of he...
morkins 14 15 MORKIN, an animal th...
mornays 18 13 MORNAY, a cream sauc...
morphos 17 15 MORPHO, a kind of tr...
morrows 16 13 MORROW, the next day...
morsals 14 11 MORSAL, a morsel [n]
morsels 14 11 MORSEL, to divide in...
mortals 14 11 MORTAL, a human bein...
mortars 13 10 MORTAR, to bind with...
morulas 14 12 MORULA, an embryonic...
mosaics 16 13 MOSAIC, to decorate...
moshers 15 12 MOSHER, one who mosh...
mosques 21 20 MOSQUE, a Muslim pla...
mossers 13 10 MOSSER, a person who...
mossies 13 10 MOSSIE, (Australian...
motetts 13 10 MOTETT, (French) a k...
mothers 15 12 MOTHER, to give birt...
motiles 14 11 MOTILE, a person who...
motions 12 11 MOTION, to direct by...
motives 15 14 MOTIVE, to inspire t...
motleys 20 13 MOTLEY, a variegated...
motmots 14 13 MOTMOT, any of sever...
motsers 13 10 MOTSER, (Australian...
motties 13 10 MOTTY, a target at w...
mottles 14 11 MOTTLE, to mark with...
mottoes 12 10 MOTTO, a short expre...
motucas 16 14 MOTUCA, a large Braz...
mouches 18 16 MOUCH, to play truan...
moujiks 17 24 MOUJIK, a Russian pe...
moulins 14 13 MOULIN, a nearly ver...
mousers 13 11 MOUSER, a cat kept t...
mousies 13 11 MOUSIE, a young mous...
mousles 14 12 MOUSLE, to pull roug...
mousmes 14 14 MOUSME, a Japanese g...
mousses 13 11 MOUSSE, to apply a h...
moutans 12 12 MOUTAN, the Chinese...
mouters 13 11 MOUTER, to take mout...
moutons 12 12 MOUTON, (French) a s...
movants 14 15 MOVANT, a person who...
mowdies 16 14 MOWDIE, (Scots) a mo...
mowings 17 16 MOWING, the act of m...
mozzies 19 28 MOZZIE, (Australian...
mozzles 20 29 MOZZLE [n]
mucates 16 14 MUCATE, a salt of mu...
muchels 20 17 MUCHEL, (archaic) a...
muckers 18 18 MUCKER, to squander...
muckles 19 19 MUCKLE, (Scots) a gr...
muclucs 22 19 MUCLUC, (Inuit) a ty...
mucoids 17 15 MUCOID, a substance...
mucosas 16 14 MUCOSA, a mucous mem...
mucuses 17 15 MUCUS, the slimy flu...
mudbugs 18 18 MUDBUG, a crayfish [...
mudcaps 19 18 MUDCAP, to cover an...
mudcats 17 15 MUDCAT, (US) a name...
mudders 14 13 MUDDER, a racehorse...
muddies 14 13 MUDDY, to cover with...
muddles 15 14 MUDDLE, to mix up [v...
mudeyes 19 14 MUDEYE, the larva of...
mudgers 15 14 MUDGER, one who mudg...
mudhens 15 15 MUDHEN, a water bird...
mudpies 16 15 MUDPIE, a small mass...
mueslis 15 12 MUESLI, (German) a d...
muffins 18 18 MUFFIN, a thick roun...
muffles 19 18 MUFFLE, to dull the...
muflons 16 16 MUFLON, (French) a C...
mugfuls 19 18 MUGFUL, as much as a...
muggars 16 15 MUGGAR, (Hindi) a br...
muggees 15 15 MUGGEE, the victim o...
muggers 16 15 MUGGER, (Hindi) a br...
muggins 16 16 a fool, a sucker, es...
muggles 17 16 MUGGLE, (in fantasy...
muggurs 17 16 MUGGUR, (Hindi) a br...
mughals 18 16 MUGHAL, an important...
muhlies 17 14 MUHLY, a perennial g...
mukluks 18 21 MUKLUK, (Inuit) a ty...
muktuks 17 20 MUKTUK, (Inuit) whal...
mulches 20 17 MULCH, to provide wi...
muleses 14 12 MULES, to perform th...
muletas 14 12 MULETA, (Spanish) a...
mullahs 18 15 MULLAH, to inflict a...
mullens 15 14 MULLEN, a tall, stif...
mullers 16 13 MULLER, to inflict a...
mullets 16 13 MULLET, a kind of fi...
mulleys 22 15 MULLEY, a hornless c...
mulmuls 18 17 MULMUL, (Hindi) a fi...
mulshes 17 14 MULSH, to cover with...
multums 17 16 MULTUM, an extract o...
mumbles 18 18 MUMBLE, to speak ind...
mummers 16 17 MUMMER [n]
mummias 16 17 MUMMIA, mummy as a d...
mummies 16 17 MUMMY, to preserve b...
mumpers 17 17 MUMPER, a beggar; a...
mumsies 15 14 MUMSY, a mother [n]
munches 18 17 MUNCH, to chew noisi...
mundics 17 16 MUNDIC, iron pyrites...
mungoes 13 14 MUNGO, the waste pro...
munites 13 12 MUNITE, to fortify,...
munshis 16 14 MUNSHI, (Hindi) a se...
munters 13 12 MUNTER, (colloquial)...
muntins 13 13 MUNTIN, the vertical...
muppets 18 17 MUPPET, (slang) a st...
murages 14 13 MURAGE, (historical)...
murders 14 12 MURDER, to kill unla...
mureins 13 12 MUREIN, a peptidogly...
murenas 12 12 MURENA, a genus of l...
murexes 19 18 MUREX, a genus of sh...
murices 17 14 MUREX, a genus of sh...
murines 13 12 MURINE, any of the f...
murlans 14 13 MURLAN, (Gaelic) a n...
murlins 15 13 MURLIN, (Gaelic) a n...
murmurs 16 15 MURMUR, to make a su...
murrams 15 14 MURRAM, a tough clay...
murrays 20 13 MURRAY, a kind of ee...
murrees 13 11 MURREE, (Native Aust...
murrens 13 12 MURREN, a disease of...
murreys 20 13 MURREY, a kind of ee...
murrhas 16 13 MURRHA, an ancient R...
murries 14 11 MURRY, a kind of eel...
murrins 14 12 MURRIN, a disease of...
musangs 14 14 MUSANG, a civetlike...
muscats 17 14 MUSCAT, (French) a s...
muscids 18 15 MUSCID, a member of...
muscles 18 15 MUSCLE, to force one...
museums 15 15 MUSEUM, a repository...
mushers 16 13 MUSHER, a person who...
musicks 19 18 MUSICK, to compose m...
musings 15 14 MUSING, the act of m...
musjids 17 21 MUSJID, (Arabic) a m...
muskegs 16 17 MUSKEG, a marsh, als...
muskets 15 15 MUSKET, a long-barre...
muskies 15 15 MUSKIE, (short for)...
muskits 16 15 MUSKIT, a name for t...
muskles 16 16 MUSKLE, (obsolete) a...
muslins 15 13 MUSLIN, a cotton fab...
musmons 14 15 MUSMON, a Corsican w...
musrols 15 12 MUSROL, (obsolete) t...
mussels 15 12 MUSSEL, any of vario...
mustees 13 11 MUSTEE, in the West...
musters 14 11 MUSTER, to gather to...
mutants 13 12 MUTANT, something th...
mutases 13 11 MUTASE, any of vario...
mutates 13 11 MUTATE, to undergo m...
mutches 19 16 MUTCH, to cadge [v]
mutines 13 12 MUTINE, to revolt ag...
mutisms 16 14 MUTISM, the conditio...
mutters 14 11 MUTTER, to speak unc...
muttons 13 12 MUTTON, the flesh of...
mutuals 15 13 MUTUAL, a financial...
mutucas 17 15 MUTUCA, a large Braz...
mutuels 15 13 MUTUEL, a system of...
mutules 15 13 MUTULE, an ornamenta...
mutuums 16 16 MUTUUM, (historical)...
muumuus 16 17 MUUMUU, (Hawaiian) a...
muzhiks 21 26 MUZHIK, a Russian pe...
muzjiks 21 33 MUZJIK, a Russian pe...
muzzles 21 30 MUZZLE, to cover the...
myceles 23 16 MYCELE, the white th...
mycetes 22 15 (Greek) fungi [n]
mycoses 22 15 MYCOSIS, a disease c...
mycosis 23 15 a disease caused by...
myelins 20 14 MYELIN, the fatty su...
myelons 19 14 MYELON, the spinal c...
mygales 21 15 MYGALE, an American...
myiases 19 12 MYIASIS, infestation...
myiasis 20 12 infestation of human...
myogens 19 15 MYOGEN, an albumin,...
myopias 21 15 MYOPIA, a visual def...
myopics 25 18 MYOPIC, a short-sigh...
myopies 21 15 MYOPY, a visual defe...
myopses 21 15 MYOPS, a short-sight...
myosins 19 13 MYOSIN, a protein fo...
myotics 23 15 MYOTIC, an agent tha...
myriads 20 13 MYRIAD, ten thousand...
myricas 23 15 MYRICA, a widely dis...
myrtles 21 13 MYRTLE, any of vario...
mysosts 20 12 MYSOST, (Norwegian)...
mystics 24 15 MYSTIC, one who prof...
myxomas 26 22 MYXOMA, a tumour com...
mzungus 18 24 MZUNGU, (Swahili) in...
nabbers 15 14 NABBER, one who nabs...
nackets 15 15 NACKET, (Scots) a sn...
nacrous 14 12 pertaining to mother...
naganas 10 11 NAGANA, (Zulu) a tro...
nagaris 12 10 NAGARI, (Sanskrit) t...
naggers 13 12 NAGGER, one who nags...
naiades 10 9 NAIAD, a water nymph...
nailers 12 9 NAILER, a maker of n...
nallahs 15 12 NALLAH, (Hindi) a ra...
namings 13 14 NAMING, the act of n...
nancies 13 12 NANCY, an effeminate...
nandins 10 11 NANDIN, (Japanese) a...
nandoos 9 10 NANDOO, the rhea, or...
nanisms 12 12 NANISM, abnormal sma...
nanites 10 9 NANITE, a microscopi...
nankins 11 14 NANKIN, a durable bu...
nannies 9 10 NANNY, to look after...
nanobes 11 12 NANOBE, a very small...
nanooks 10 13 NANOOK, (Inuit) a po...
napalms 15 15 NAPALM, to assault w...
napkins 14 16 NAPKIN, a piece of m...
napless 14 12 threadbare [adj]
nappers 15 14 NAPPER, one who naps...
nappies 15 14 NAPPIE, an infant's...
naprons 12 12 NAPRON, (archaic) an...
narases 10 8 NARAS, an edible mel...
nardoos 10 9 NARDOO, (Native Aust...
narrows 14 11 NARROW, to make narr...
narwals 15 12 NARWAL, a kind of wh...
nasards 11 9 NASARD, an organ sto...
nasions 10 9 NASION, the middle p...
nasties 11 8 NASTY, something tha...
nasutes 11 9 NASUTE, a type of wh...
natches 16 13 NATCH, the rump of b...
nations 10 9 NATION, people who s...
natives 13 12 NATIVE, an original...
natrons 10 9 NATRON, a mineral, n...
natters 11 8 NATTER, to chatter [...
natures 11 9 NATURE, to give a pa...
nauches 16 14 NAUCH, (Hindi) an en...
naughts 15 13 NAUGHT, nothing, als...
nauseas 10 9 NAUSEA, an inclinati...
nautics 15 12 the art or science o...
navaids 13 13 NAVAID, any of the e...
navvies 15 16 NAVVY, to work as a...
naysays 23 12 NAYSAY, to oppose or...
neaffes 14 14 NEAFFE, (Shakespeare...
neatens 9 9 NEATEN, to make neat...
nebbuks 17 19 NEBBUK, a prickly sh...
nebecks 17 18 NEBECK, a prickly sh...
nebulas 14 13 NEBULA, (Latin) a ha...
nebules 14 13 NEBULE [n]
neckers 15 15 NECKER, a person who...
nectars 14 11 NECTAR, a delicious...
neddies 11 10 NEDDY, a pet name fo...
needers 10 9 NEEDER, one who need...
needles 11 10 NEEDLE, to sew with...
negates 11 10 NEGATE, to nullify [...
negress 12 10 a female negro [n -E...
negroes 11 10 NEGRO, a member of a...
neguses 12 11 NEGUS, an alcoholic...
neineis 10 9 NEINEI, (Maori) a Ne...
nektons 11 13 NEKTON, (Greek) the...
nellies 13 10 NELLY, an effeminate...
nelsons 11 10 NELSON, a wrestling...
nemeses 11 11 NEMESIS, (Greek) ret...
nemesis 12 11 (Greek) retributive...
neocons 12 12 NEOCON, (short for)...
nepetas 12 11 NEPETA, any of vario...
nephews 18 16 NEPHEW, the son of o...
nerdics 15 12 NERDIC, another name...
nereids 11 9 NEREID, a sea nymph,...
nerines 10 9 NERINE, a type of So...
nerites 11 8 NERITE, a type of se...
nerolis 12 9 NEROLI, an oil disti...
nervers 13 12 NERVER, someone or s...
nervous 13 13 easily excited [adj...
nesters 11 8 NESTER, one who nest...
nestles 12 9 NESTLE, to lie snugl...
nestors 11 8 NESTOR, a genus of p...
netfuls 15 13 NETFUL, enough to fi...
netless 12 9 without a net [adj]
netters 11 8 NETTER, one who nets...
netties 11 8 NETTIE, an internet...
nettles 12 9 NETTLE, to annoy [v]
neurons 10 10 NEURON, the basic ce...
neuters 11 9 NEUTER, to castrate...
newbies 16 14 NEWBIE, a new arriva...
newells 16 13 NEWELL, (Spenser) a...
newness 13 12 the state of being n...
newsies 14 11 NEWSIE, (US) a newsb...
newtons 13 12 NEWTON, a unit of fo...
nexuses 17 16 NEXUS, a link [n]
nhandus 13 13 NHANDU, the rhea, a...
niacins 14 12 NIACIN, a nicotinic...
nibbles 17 15 NIBBLE, to eat with...
niblets 15 12 NIBLET, a small piec...
nichers 17 13 NICHER, (Scots) to n...
nickars 16 15 NICKAR, the round se...
nickels 17 16 NICKEL, to plate wit...
nickers 16 15 NICKER, (Scots) to n...
nickles 17 16 NICKLE, to plate wit...
nickums 18 19 NICKUM, (Scots) a mi...
nidates 11 9 NIDATE, to become im...
nidgets 13 11 NIDGET [n]
nidings 13 12 NIDING, an infamous...
niduses 12 10 NIDUS, a breeding pl...
niellos 13 10 NIELLO, to decorate...
niffers 16 14 NIFFER, (Scots) to b...
nifties 14 11 NIFTY, a joke, a wit...
niggers 14 12 NIGGER, to exhaust b...
niggles 15 13 NIGGLE, to worry ove...
nigiris 14 10 NIGIRI, a small oval...
nilgais 14 11 NILGAI, (Hindi) a la...
nilgaus 14 12 NILGAU, (Hindi) a ki...
nimious 13 12 overmuch, excessive;...
nimmers 14 14 NIMMER, a thief [n]
nimrods 13 12 NIMROD, a hunter; a...
nincoms 15 15 NINCOM, (short for)...
nincums 16 16 NINCUM, (short for)...
ninnies 10 10 NINNY, a fool [n]
niobous 13 12 containing niobium w...
nippers 16 14 NIPPER, to seize two...
nipples 17 15 NIPPLE, to provide w...
nipters 14 11 NIPTER, (Greek) an e...
niqaabs 21 20 NIQAAB, (Arabic) a v...
nisguls 15 12 NISGUL, (dialect) th...
nithers 14 10 NITHER, (dialect) to...
nitrids 13 9 NITRID, a compound o...
nitrils 14 9 NITRIL, any organic...
nitrous 12 9 containing nitrogen...
nitryls 20 11 NITRYL, the group NO...
nitwits 16 11 NITWIT, a stupid per...
niveous 13 13 resembling snow [adj...
nobbles 16 15 NOBBLE, to disable a...
nocakes 14 15 NOCAKE, a meal made...
nocebos 15 14 NOCEBO, (Latin) a ha...
nocents 13 12 NOCENT, a person who...
nochels 17 14 NOCHEL, to repudiate...
nockets 15 15 NOCKET, a light lunc...
noctuas 14 12 NOCTUA, (Latin) a ge...
nocuous 14 13 hurtful, noxious [ad...
nodders 11 10 NODDER, one who nods...
noddies 11 10 NODDY, a fool [n]
noddles 12 11 NODDLE, to nod frequ...
nodules 12 11 NODULE, a little rou...
noggins 13 13 NOGGIN, a small mug...
noilies 12 9 NOILY, a kind of dry...
nomades 11 12 NOMADE, a member of...
nombles 15 15 a deer's entrails, a...
nomisms 14 14 NOMISM, the view tha...
nonages 10 11 NONAGE, legal infanc...
nonanes 8 10 NONANE, a hydrocarbo...
nonarts 10 9 NONART, something th...
noncoms 14 15 NONCOM, (short for)...
nonegos 10 11 NONEGO, all that is...
nonfans 11 13 NONFAN, a person who...
nongays 17 13 NONGAY, a person who...
nonnews 12 13 not being news [adj]
nonnies 9 10 NONNY, a meaningless...
nonplus 14 14 to take aback, baffl...
nonpros 12 12 to enter judgement a...
nonuses 10 10 NONUSE, failure to u...
nonwars 13 12 NONWAR, a war that h...
noodges 11 11 NOODGE, (Yiddish) to...
noodles 11 10 NOODLE, to play idly...
noogies 11 10 NOOGIE, the act of i...
nookies 11 12 NOOKIE, (colloquial)...
nooners 9 9 NOONER, a brief sexu...
noosers 10 8 NOOSER, one who noos...
nopales 13 12 NOPAL, a Central Ame...
norites 11 8 NORITE, a type of ro...
normals 13 12 NORMAL, a normal or...
normans 11 12 NORMAN, a tethering...
norsels 12 9 NORSEL, (obsolete) t...
noseans 9 9 NOSEAN, a cubic mine...
noshers 13 10 NOSHER, one who nosh...
nosings 12 11 NOSING, a projecting...
nosodes 10 9 NOSODE, a homeopathi...
nostocs 14 11 NOSTOC, a blue-green...
notates 10 8 NOTATE, to put into...
notches 16 13 NOTCH, to make an an...
notices 14 11 NOTICE, to become aw...
notions 10 9 NOTION, a general id...
nougats 12 11 NOUGAT, a sweet made...
noughts 15 13 NOUGHT, nothing, als...
nousles 12 10 NOUSLE, to foster, a...
novates 12 12 NOVATE, to substitut...
novenas 11 13 NOVENA, a series of...
novices 16 15 NOVICE, a person new...
nowness 13 12 the state of existin...
noxious 17 16 harmful to health [a...
noyades 16 11 NOYADE, (French) dro...
noyeses 16 10 NOYES, (Spenser) noi...
nozzers 17 26 NOZZER, (slang) a ra...
nozzles 18 27 NOZZLE, a projecting...
nuances 13 13 NUANCE, to give subt...
nubbins 16 16 NUBBIN, a stunted or...
nubbles 17 16 NUBBLE, to beat with...
nubucks 19 20 NUBUCK, a type of le...
nuchals 18 15 NUCHAL, the nape of...
nucleus 16 14 an essential part of...
nucules 16 14 NUCULE, the stone of...
nuddies 12 11 NUDDY, (Australian s...
nudgers 13 12 NUDGER, one who nudg...
nudisms 14 13 NUDISM, the practice...
nudists 13 10 NUDIST, an advocate...
nudniks 13 15 NUDNIK, (Yiddish) a...
nudzhes 17 21 NUDZH, (Yiddish) to...
nuffins 16 16 NUFFIN, (slang) noth...
nuggars 14 13 NUGGAR, (Arabic) a l...
nuggets 14 13 NUGGET, to polish sh...
nullahs 16 13 NULLAH, (Hindi) a ra...
numbats 15 15 NUMBAT, a small Aust...
numbers 15 15 NUMBER, to count [v]
numbles 16 16 a deer's entrails, a...
numdahs 15 15 NUMDAH, an embroider...
numnahs 14 15 NUMNAH, a pad under...
nuncios 14 13 NUNCIO, an ambassado...
nuncles 15 14 NUNCLE, (Shakespeare...
nurdles 13 11 NURDLE, in cricket,...
nurhags 15 13 NURHAG, a broch-like...
nursers 12 9 NURSER, one who nurs...
nursles 13 10 NURSLE, to foster, a...
nutates 11 9 NUTATE, to nod, to d...
nutbars 14 12 NUTBAR, a bar made f...
nutjobs 16 21 NUTJOB, (slang) a cr...
nutlets 13 10 NUTLET, a small nut...
nutmegs 14 14 NUTMEG, in football,...
nutrias 12 9 NUTRIA, (Spanish) th...
nutters 12 9 NUTTER, a crazy pers...
nuzzers 18 27 NUZZER, (Hindi) a pr...
nuzzles 19 28 NUZZLE, to caress wi...
nyanzas 19 20 NYANZA, (Bantu) in A...
nybbles 23 17 NYBBLE, a measure of...
nymphos 23 18 NYMPHO, (short for)...
oakmoss 13 14 a lichen that grows...
oarages 11 9 OARAGE, a rowing mov...
oarless 12 8 without oars [adj]
obdures 14 12 OBDURE, to become ha...
obeches 18 15 OBECHE, a large West...
obeisms 15 13 OBEISM, a form of We...
obelias 14 11 OBELIA, any of a gen...
obentos 12 11 OBENTO, (Japanese) a...
obeyers 19 12 OBEYER, one who obey...
obiisms 16 13 OBIISM, a form of We...
objects 19 22 OBJECT, to argue in...
objures 16 20 OBJURE, to bind by o...
oblasts 15 11 OBLAST, (Russian) a...
oblates 14 11 OBLATE [v]
obliges 16 13 OBLIGE, to bind by s...
oblongs 15 14 OBLONG, something th...
oboists 14 10 OBOIST, one who play...
obsigns 15 13 OBSIGN, to seal or c...
obtains 13 11 OBTAIN, to gain poss...
obtends 13 12 OBTEND, (obsolete) t...
obtests 14 10 OBTEST, to beseech,...
obtunds 14 13 OBTUND, to blunt, de...
obverts 16 14 OBVERT, to turn, to...
obvious 16 15 easily understood [a...
occults 20 15 OCCULT, to hide or m...
ocellus 17 13 a small simple eye f...
ocelots 15 11 OCELOT, an American...
ochreas 16 12 OCHREA, (Latin) a sh...
ochrous 17 13 containing or resemb...
ocicats 18 13 OCICAT, a large shor...
octanes 13 11 OCTANE, any of a ser...
octants 14 11 OCTANT, an eighth pa...
octaves 16 14 OCTAVE, a set of eig...
octavos 16 14 OCTAVO, a page size...
octetts 15 10 OCTETT, a compositio...
octopus 17 14 a nocturnal eight-ar...
octrois 15 10 OCTROI, (French) a d...
octuors 15 11 OCTUOR, (French) an...
oculars 16 12 OCULAR, the eyepiece...
oddness 11 10 the state of being o...
odorous 11 9 having an odor [adj...
odzooks 15 21 a mild oath, also GA...
oecists 15 10 OECIST, (historical)...
oedemas 11 11 OEDEMA, (Greek) a pa...
oestrus 12 8 the period of heat i...
oeuvres 13 12 OEUVRE, (French) the...
offcuts 20 17 OFFCUT, a small piec...
offends 15 15 OFFEND, to commit a...
offices 19 16 OFFICE, a position o...
offings 17 16 OFFING, that part of...
offputs 19 17 OFFPUT, (Scots) the...
offsets 16 13 OFFSET, to compensat...
ogdoads 12 11 OGDOAD, a group of e...
oglings 15 13 OGLING, the act of o...
ogrisms 15 12 OGRISM, the state of...
ohmages 15 14 OHMAGE, electrical r...
oikists 14 11 OIKIST, (historical)...
oilcans 15 12 OILCAN, a can contai...
oilcups 19 15 OILCUP, a closed cup...
oillets 14 9 OILLET, (obsolete) a...
oilnuts 13 10 OILNUT, a North Amer...
oilpans 14 12 OILPAN, (US) a sump...
oilways 22 13 OILWAY, a channel fo...
oldness 12 10 the state of being o...
oleates 11 8 OLEATE, a salt of ol...
olefins 14 12 OLEFIN, a hydrocarbo...
oleines 11 9 OLEINE, a glycerine...
olfacts 18 14 OLFACT, to smell som...
olingos 13 11 OLINGO, a small mamm...
olivers 15 12 OLIVER, a forge-hamm...
olivets 15 12 OLIVET, a button sha...
ollamhs 17 14 OLLAMH, (Irish) an I...
ologies 13 10 OLOGY, a science who...
omelets 13 11 OMELET, a dish made...
omertas 12 10 OMERTA, (Italian) th...
ominous 12 12 portending evil [adj...
omnibus 15 15 a large public road...
omniums 14 15 OMNIUM, the aggregat...
onagers 11 10 ONAGER, a wild ass o...
onbeats 12 11 ONBEAT, the first an...
oncomes 14 14 ONCOME, (Scots) a co...
oncosts 14 11 ONCOST, (Scots) an o...
ondines 10 10 ONDINE, a female wat...
ondings 12 12 ONDING, (Scots) a su...
oneness 9 9 unity [n -ES]
onerous 10 9 burdensome [adj ONER...
onesies 10 8 ONESIE, a soft, loos...
oneyers 16 10 ONEYER, (Shakespeare...
oneyres 16 10 ONEYRE, (Shakespeare...
onfalls 15 13 ONFALL, an attack [n...
onflows 17 15 ONFLOW, a flowing on...
onloads 11 10 ONLOAD, to load a ve...
onsides 11 9 ONSIDE, a cricket te...
onwards 14 12 towards the front, a...
onychas 22 15 ONYCHA, (Greek) an i...
onymous 18 14 bearing the author's...
oocysts 21 12 OOCYST, an encysted...
oocytes 20 12 OOCYTE, an ovum befo...
oodlins 12 10 a large amount, also...
oohings 14 12 OOHING, the act of s...
oolites 12 8 OOLITE, a kind of li...
ooliths 15 10 OOLITH, any of the s...
oolongs 12 11 OOLONG, (Chinese) a...
oomiacs 15 13 OOMIAC, (Inuit) an I...
oomiaks 13 14 OOMIAK, (Inuit) an I...
oompahs 16 15 OOMPAH, to play a re...
ooralis 12 8 OORALI, the plant yi...
oorials 12 8 OORIAL, a kind of Hi...
opacous 16 14 (archaic) opaque [ad...
opaques 21 20 OPAQUE, to make opaq...
opcodes 16 14 OPCODE, a code conta...
openers 12 11 OPENER, one that ope...
operons 12 11 OPERON, a group of g...
ophites 16 12 OPHITE, a name given...
opiates 13 10 OPIATE, to treat wit...
opioids 14 11 OPIOID, a peptide th...
opposes 15 13 OPPOSE, to conflict...
oppress 16 13 to treat with tyrann...
oppugns 17 17 OPPUGN, to assail wi...
optants 13 11 OPTANT, a person who...
optimes 15 13 OPTIME, an honour st...
options 13 11 OPTION, to grant the...
oraches 16 12 ORACHE, a plant of t...
oracies 14 10 ORACY, skill in oral...
oracles 15 11 ORACLE, to utter as...
oranges 11 10 ORANGE, a citrus fru...
orators 11 7 ORATOR, one that ora...
orbitas 14 10 ORBITA, the hollow i...
orbless 15 11 not having an orb [a...
orceins 14 11 ORCEIN, a purple dye...
orchats 17 12 ORCHAT, an area wher...
orchels 18 13 ORCHEL, a dye obtain...
orchids 18 13 ORCHID, any plant or...
orchils 19 13 ORCHIL, a dye obtain...
orcines 14 11 ORCINE, a chemical c...
ordains 11 9 ORDAIN, to invest wi...
ordeals 12 9 ORDEAL, a severely d...
ordines 11 9 ORDO, an annual reli...
ordures 12 9 ORDURE, manure [n]
oreades 10 8 OREAD, a mountain ny...
oreides 11 8 OREIDE, an alloy use...
orexins 17 15 OREXIN, a hormone th...
orfrays 20 12 ORFRAY, gold or othe...
orgasms 14 12 ORGASM, to experienc...
orgeats 12 9 ORGEAT, (French) a s...
orgones 11 10 ORGONE, according to...
orients 11 8 ORIENT, to determine...
origans 12 10 ORIGAN, wild marjora...
origins 13 10 ORIGIN, a coming int...
orihous 14 10 ORIHOU, (Maori) a sm...
orioles 12 8 ORIOLE, any of vario...
orishas 14 9 ORISHA, any of the m...
orisons 11 8 ORISON, a short pray...
orleans 11 9 a variety of plum [n...
ormolus 14 12 ORMOLU, an alloy of...
ornises 11 8 ORNIS, the collectio...
orogens 11 10 OROGEN, an orogenic...
oroides 11 8 OROIDE, an alloy use...
orphans 15 13 ORPHAN, to deprive o...
orpines 13 11 ORPINE, a kind of st...
orrices 15 10 ORRICE, the Florenti...
orrises 12 7 ORRIS, the Florentin...
orthros 14 9 one of the Greek can...
oscines 14 11 OSCINE, a singing bi...
oscules 16 12 OSCULE, a small mout...
osetras 11 7 OSETRA, (Russian) a...
osmates 12 10 OSMATE, a salt of os...
osmious 13 11 containing osmium in...
osmiums 15 14 OSMIUM, a metallic e...
osmoles 13 11 OSMOLE, a unit of os...
osmoses 12 10 OSMOSE, to undergo o...
osmosis 13 10 diffusion of liquids...
osmunds 13 13 OSMUND, any fern of...
ospreys 20 12 OSPREY, a bird of pr...
osseins 11 8 OSSEIN, a gelatinous...
osseous 11 8 composed of bone; re...
ostents 11 8 OSTENT [n]
ostlers 13 8 OSTLER, a horse tend...
ostoses 11 7 OSTOSIS, the formati...
ostosis 12 7 the formation of bon...
otaries 11 7 OTARY, a big-eared s...
ottavas 13 11 OTTAVA, (Italian) an...
ougiyas 19 12 OUGIYA, a monetary u...
ouglies 14 11 OUGLIE, to make ugly...
oulongs 13 12 OULONG, (Chinese) a...
ouralis 13 9 OURALI, the plant yi...
ourangs 12 11 OURANG, a reddish-br...
ouraris 12 8 OURARI, the plant yi...
ourebis 14 11 OUREBI, an African a...
ousters 12 8 OUSTER, ejection or...
outacts 15 11 OUTACT, to surpass i...
outadds 12 10 OUTADD, to surpass i...
outages 12 10 OUTAGE, a failure in...
outasks 13 12 OUTASK, to surpass i...
outbars 14 11 OUTBAR, to form a ba...
outbegs 15 13 OUTBEG, to surpass i...
outbids 15 12 OUTBID, to bid highe...
outbuys 21 14 OUTBUY, to surpass i...
outdoes 11 9 OUTDO, to exceed in...
outeats 11 8 OUTEAT, to surpass i...
outfits 15 11 OUTFIT, to equip [v]
outgoes 12 10 OUTGO, to go beyond...
outguns 13 12 OUTGUN, to surpass i...
outhits 15 10 OUTHIT, to surpass i...
outings 13 11 OUTING, a short plea...
outjets 14 17 OUTJET, a projection...
outjuts 15 18 OUTJUT, to stick out...
outkiss 14 12 to surpass in kissin...
outlaws 16 12 OUTLAW, to prohibit...
outlays 19 11 OUTLAY, to pay out [...
outlers 13 9 OUTLER, someone who...
outlets 13 9 OUTLET, a vent or pa...
outlies 13 9 OUTLIE, to lie outsi...
outmans 12 12 OUTMAN, to surpass i...
outness 11 9 the state of being o...
outpass 14 11 to excel in passing...
outputs 15 12 OUTPUT, to produce [...
outreds 12 9 OUTRED, to surpass i...
outrigs 14 10 OUTRIG, to equip (a...
outrows 15 11 OUTROW, to surpass i...
outruns 12 10 OUTRUN, to run faste...
outsays 18 10 OUTSAY, to surpass i...
outsees 11 8 OUTSEE, to see beyon...
outsets 12 8 OUTSET, a beginning...
outsins 12 9 OUTSIN, to surpass i...
outsits 13 8 OUTSIT, to sit longe...
outsums 14 12 OUTSUM, to outnumber...
outtops 14 11 OUTTOP, to overtop [...
outvies 14 12 OUTVIE, to surpass i...
outwars 15 11 OUTWAR, to surpass i...
outwins 15 12 OUTWIN, (Spenser) to...
outwits 16 11 OUTWIT, to defeat by...
ovaries 13 11 OVARY, a female repr...
ovators 13 11 OVATOR, one who give...
ovisacs 17 14 OVISAC, a brood-pouc...
ovonics 16 15 a particular branch...
oxcarts 21 17 OXCART, a cart drawn...
oxfords 20 18 OXFORD, a soft durab...
oxgangs 19 19 OXGANG, as much land...
oxgates 18 16 OXGATE, as much land...
oxheads 19 17 OXHEAD, a blockhead...
oxherds 20 17 OXHERD, one who tend...
oxhides 20 17 OXHIDE, leather from...
oxlands 18 17 OXLAND, as much land...
oxslips 22 18 OXSLIP, (Shakespeare...
oxtails 19 15 OXTAIL, the tail of...
oxygens 24 19 OXYGEN, a gaseous el...
oxymels 26 20 OXYMEL, a mixture of...
oyesses 17 9 OYES, a proclamation...
oysters 18 9 OYSTER, to gather oy...
ozaenas 12 17 OZAENA, a fetid disc...
ozalids 16 18 OZALID, a process of...
ozonous 13 18 pertaining to or con...
pablums 19 18 PABLUM, food, esp. a...
pachaks 20 19 PACHAK, an aromatic...
pacings 18 16 PACING, the act of s...
packers 18 17 PACKER, one who pack...
packets 18 17 PACKET, to make into...
paczkis 22 26 PACZKI, (Polish) a r...
padangs 14 14 PADANG, a Malayan fi...
padauks 15 16 PADAUK, a Burmese ti...
padders 14 12 PADDER, a highwayman...
paddies 14 12 PADDY, a rice field,...
paddles 15 13 PADDLE, to propel wi...
padnags 14 14 PADNAG, a horse that...
padouks 15 16 PADOUK, (Burmese) a...
padsaws 17 14 PADSAW, a small saw-...
paellas 15 12 PAELLA, (Spanish) a...
paesans 12 11 PAESAN, (Spanish) a...
pagings 16 15 PAGING, a transfer o...
pagodas 14 13 PAGODA, an Eastern t...
paidles 15 12 PAIDLE, (Scots) a fi...
paigles 16 13 PAIGLE, the cowslip,...
painims 15 14 PAINIM, (obsolete) a...
paiocks 18 17 PAIOCK, (Shakespeare...
paisans 13 11 PAISAN, (Spanish) a...
pajamas 16 22 PAJAMA, a garment fo...
pajocks 20 26 PAJOCK, (Shakespeare...
pakahis 17 16 PAKAHI, (Maori) acid...
pakehas 16 16 PAKEHA, (Maori) a wh...
pakihis 18 16 PAKIHI, (Maori) acid...
pakokos 15 18 PAKOKO, (Maori) a sm...
pakoras 14 14 PAKORA, (Hindi) an I...
palaces 17 14 PALACE, a royal resi...
palagis 16 13 PALAGI, (Samoan) a S...
palapas 16 14 PALAPA, an open-side...
palases 14 11 PALAS, (Hindi) a leg...
palates 14 11 PALATE, (Shakespeare...
palings 16 14 PALING, a picket fen...
palkees 15 15 PALKEE, (Hindi) a pa...
pallahs 18 14 PALLAH, a large Sout...
pallets 16 12 PALLET, to load onto...
pallies 16 12 PALLY, as in to pall...
pallors 16 12 PALLOR, paleness esp...
palmers 16 14 PALMER, one who bear...
palmies 16 14 PALMY, a stroke on t...
palolos 15 12 PALOLO, an edible se...
palsies 15 11 PALSY, to affect wit...
palters 15 11 PALTER, to talk or a...
pampers 17 16 PAMPER, to treat wit...
panadas 12 12 PANADA, (Spanish) a...
panamas 13 14 PANAMA, a lightweigh...
panaxes 18 18 PANAX, (Greek) a tre...
pandans 12 13 PANDAN, (Malay) a pa...
pandars 13 12 PANDAR, to act as a...
panders 13 12 PANDER, to act as a...
pandies 13 12 PANDY, to punish by...
pandits 14 12 PANDIT, (Sanskrit) a...
paneers 12 11 PANEER, a soft white...
panfuls 17 16 PANFUL, as much as a...
pangens 13 14 PANGEN, a hypothetic...
panicks 18 18 PANICK, any grass of...
paniers 13 11 PANIER, a large bask...
paninis 13 12 PANINI, grilled, Ita...
paniscs 17 14 PANISC, an inferior...
panisks 15 15 PANISK, an inferior...
panners 12 12 PANNER, one who pans...
pansies 13 11 PANSY, a name for va...
panters 13 11 PANTER, (Shakespeare...
panties 13 11 PANTIE, a woman's or...
pantons 12 12 PANTON, (Scots) a sl...
pantuns 13 13 PANTUN, (Malay) a Ma...
panzers 16 20 PANZER, (German) a G...
papains 15 14 PAPAIN, an enzyme th...
papayas 21 15 PAPAYA, (Spanish) a...
papisms 18 16 PAPISM, adherence to...
papists 17 13 PAPIST, a supporter...
pappies 18 16 PAPPY, a father [n]
pappous 18 17 furnished with a pap...
papulas 17 15 PAPULA, (Latin) a pi...
papules 17 15 PAPULE, a pimple, al...
papyrus 23 16 a parchment made fro...
parades 13 11 PARADE, to march in...
parados 13 11 an earthworks defend...
parages 14 12 PARAGE, equality of...
paramos 14 13 PARAMO, (Spanish) a...
parangs 14 13 PARANG, (Malay) a la...
paraphs 18 15 PARAPH, to append a...
parcels 18 14 PARCEL, to divide in...
parches 19 15 PARCH, to make very...
pardahs 16 13 PARDAH, the seclusio...
pardals 15 12 PARDAL, a leopard, a...
pardons 13 12 PARDON, to release f...
parents 13 11 PARENT, to act as fa...
pareras 13 10 PARERA, (Maori) a Ne...
pareses 13 10 PARESIS, a partial f...
paresis 14 10 a partial form of pa...
pargets 15 12 PARGET, to cover wit...
pargoes 14 12 PARGO, (Spanish) a k...
pariahs 16 12 PARIAH, a person of...
parials 15 11 PARIAL, a pair-royal...
parians 13 11 PARIAN, a hard white...
parings 15 13 PARING, something pa...
parises 14 10 PARIS, a plant, herb...
parkees 14 14 PARKEE, a wind-proof...
parkers 15 14 PARKER, a park-keepe...
parkies 15 14 PARKIE, (colloquial)...
parkins 15 15 PARKIN, a north of E...
parlays 21 13 PARLAY, to wager ori...
parleys 21 13 PARLEY, to discuss t...
parlies 15 11 PARLY, (Scots) a gin...
parlors 15 11 PARLOR, a room for t...
parlous 15 12 perilous, also PERIC...
parodos 13 11 an ode sung in ancie...
paroles 14 11 PAROLE, to give a co...
parores 13 10 PARORE, (Maori) a ty...
parotis 14 10 (Greek) the parotid...
parpens 15 14 PARPEN, a stone pass...
parrals 15 11 PARRAL, a sliding lo...
parrels 15 11 PARREL, a sliding lo...
parries 14 10 PARRY, to ward off a...
parrots 14 10 PARROT, to repeat wi...
parsecs 17 13 PARSEC, a unit of as...
parsers 14 10 PARSER, a program or...
parsons 13 11 PARSON, a clergyman...
partans 13 11 PARTAN, a kind of ed...
parters 14 10 PARTER, one who, or...
parties 14 10 PARTY, to attend a s...
partons 13 11 PARTON, a hypothetic...
parulis 16 12 (Greek) a small supp...
paruras 14 11 PARURA, a set of mat...
parures 14 11 PARURE, a set of mat...
pascals 18 14 PASCAL, a unit of pr...
pasears 13 10 PASEAR, to take a wa...
paselas 14 11 PASELA, a gratuity t...
pashims 18 15 PASHIM, the fine und...
pashkas 17 16 PASHKA, (Russian) a...
paskhas 17 16 PASKHA, (Russian) a...
paspies 16 13 PASPY, (French) a Br...
passels 15 11 PASSEL, a large numb...
passers 14 10 PASSER, one that pas...
pastels 15 11 PASTEL, a soft, deli...
pasters 14 10 PASTER, one who past...
pasties 14 10 PASTIE, a meat pie,...
pastils 16 11 PASTIL, a small, oft...
pastors 14 10 PASTOR, to serve as...
patacas 16 13 PATACA, a monetary u...
patakas 14 14 PATAKA, a Maori buil...
patches 19 15 PATCH, to mend or co...
patents 13 11 PATENT, to obtain a...
pathics 20 15 PATHIC, a passive su...
patikis 16 14 PATIKI, (Maori) the...
patinas 13 11 PATINA, a film or su...
patines 13 11 PATINE, to cover wit...
patness 13 11 suitability [n -ES]
patoots 13 10 PATOOT, the buttocks...
patrols 15 11 PATROL, to guard by...
patrons 13 11 PATRON, a regular cu...
patsies 14 10 PATSY, a person who...
pattens 13 11 PATTEN, (obsolete) t...
patters 14 10 PATTER, to talk rapi...
patties 14 10 PATTY, a small, flat...
pattles 15 11 PATTLE, (Scots) a sm...
patzers 17 19 PATZER, (German) an...
paucals 18 15 PAUCAL, a grammatica...
paulins 15 13 PAULIN, a sheet of w...
paunces 16 15 PAUNCE, a pansy flow...
paupers 16 14 PAUPER, to reduce to...
pausers 14 11 PAUSER, one who paus...
pavages 16 16 PAVAGE, a charge for...
pavanes 14 15 PAVANE, (French) a s...
pavings 17 17 PAVING, a pavement [...
paviors 16 14 PAVIOR, a person who...
pavises 16 14 PAVISE, a large medi...
pavones 14 15 PAVONE, (Spenser) a...
pawnces 19 17 PAWNCE, (obsolete) a...
pawnees 15 14 PAWNEE, one to whom...
pawners 16 14 PAWNER, one who pawn...
pawnors 16 14 PAWNOR, one who pawn...
pawpaws 22 19 PAWPAW, a tree of th...
paydays 26 15 PAYDAY, the day on w...
payings 21 15 PAYING, the act of s...
paynims 21 16 PAYNIM, a heathen, a...
payoffs 24 18 PAYOFF, the act of d...
payolas 20 13 PAYOLA, a secret pay...
payouts 20 13 PAYOUT, money that i...
peaches 18 15 PEACH, to inform aga...
peacods 16 14 PEACOD, the pod of t...
peahens 14 13 PEAHEN, a female pea...
peanuts 13 12 PEANUT, the monkey-n...
peapods 15 14 PEAPOD, the pod of t...
pearces 16 13 PEARCE, (Spenser) to...
peaveys 21 16 PEAVEY, a lever used...
peavies 15 14 PEAVY, a lever used...
pebbles 19 17 PEBBLE, to cover wit...
pechans 18 16 PECHAN, (Scots) the...
peckers 18 17 PECKER, that which p...
pectens 16 14 PECTEN, a comblike a...
pectins 17 14 PECTIN, a mixture of...
pedalos 14 12 PEDALO, a type of pl...
pedants 13 12 PEDANT, a person who...
pedders 14 12 PEDDER, (Scots) a pe...
peddles 15 13 PEDDLE, to sell or o...
pedeses 13 11 PEDESIS, a Brownian...
pedesis 14 11 a Brownian movement...
pedlars 15 12 PEDLAR, a person who...
pedlers 15 12 PEDLER, a person who...
pedways 23 16 PEDWAY, a walkway fo...
peelers 14 11 PEELER, (colloquial)...
peenges 13 13 PEENGE, (Scots) to w...
peepbos 17 16 PEEPBO, the game of...
peepers 15 13 PEEPER, a kind of tr...
peepuls 17 15 PEEPUL, a fig tree f...
peeress 13 10 a noblewoman [n -ES]
peeries 13 10 PEERY, a wooden spin...
peevers 15 14 PEEVER, (Scots) a ti...
peewees 15 13 PEEWEE, a bird, the...
peewits 17 13 PEEWIT, a bird, the...
pegasus 15 13 a member of a genus...
peggies 16 14 PEGGY, a small warbl...
pegless 16 13 lacking a peg [adj]
pegtops 17 15 PEGTOP, a spinning t...
peincts 17 14 PEINCT, (obsolete) t...
pelages 15 13 PELAGE, the coat or...
pelhams 18 16 PELHAM, a type of ho...
pelites 15 11 PELITE, any rock der...
pellets 16 12 PELLET, to hit with...
pellums 18 16 PELLUM, (dialect) du...
pelmets 16 14 PELMET, a fringe or...
peloids 15 12 PELOID, a mud or oth...
pelorus 15 12 a kind of compass fr...
pelotas 14 11 PELOTA, (Spanish) a...
pelters 15 11 PELTER, to shower bl...
pelvics 21 18 PELVIC, a bone of th...
penangs 13 14 PENANG, a cotton fab...
penates 12 11 the Roman gods of th...
pencels 17 15 PENCEL, a small penn...
pencils 18 15 PENCIL, to write or...
penfuls 17 16 PENFUL, the amount o...
penises 13 11 PENIS, the male orga...
pennals 13 13 PENNAL, (German) a f...
penners 12 12 PENNER, one who pens...
pennies 12 12 PENNY, a coin of the...
pennons 11 13 PENNON, a long, narr...
pensees 12 11 PENSEE, (French) a t...
pensels 14 12 PENSEL, a small penn...
pensils 15 12 PENSIL, a small penn...
pensums 15 15 PENSUM, (Latin) a ta...
pentads 13 12 PENTAD, a group of f...
pentyls 21 14 PENTYL, a radical de...
penults 15 13 PENULT, (Latin) the...
peonies 12 11 PEONY, a showy flowe...
peoples 16 14 PEOPLE, to stock wit...
pepinos 15 14 PEPINO, a purple-str...
pepitas 16 13 PEPITA, (Spanish) th...
peplums 19 18 PEPLUM, a flounce at...
peppers 18 16 PEPPER, to season wi...
pepsins 16 14 PEPSIN, a digestive...
peptics 20 16 PEPTIC, a substance...
peptids 17 14 PEPTID, a combinatio...
perches 19 15 PERCH, to sit in an...
percids 18 14 PERCID, a freshwater...
percuss 18 14 to strike with force...
perdues 14 12 PERDUE, (Shakespeare...
pereons 12 11 PEREON, a crustacean...
perfins 16 14 PERFIN, a postage st...
perhaps 18 15 something open to do...
periods 14 11 PERIOD, (Shakespeare...
peritus 15 11 a type of theologica...
perkins 15 15 PERKIN, an oatmeal b...
perlous 15 12 (Spenser) perilous,...
permies 15 13 PERMIE, a permanent...
permits 16 13 PERMIT, to allow [v]
pernods 13 12 PERNOD, (tradename)...
perogis 15 12 PEROGI, (Polish) a t...
perones 12 11 PERONE, the fibula,...
perries 14 10 PERRY, a beverage of...
perrons 13 11 PERRON, a raised pla...
persons 13 11 PERSON, a human bein...
persues 14 11 PERSUE, to follow, i...
perukes 15 15 PERUKE, a kind of wi...
peruses 14 11 PERUSE, to read [v]
pesades 13 11 PESADE, a dressage m...
pesants 13 11 PESANT, (obsolete) a...
pesetas 13 10 PESETA, a monetary u...
pesewas 16 13 PESEWA, a monetary u...
peshwas 19 15 PESHWA, a chief mini...
pesters 14 10 PESTER, to bother [v...
pestles 15 11 PESTLE, to crush wit...
petaras 13 10 PETARA, (Hindi) in I...
petards 14 11 PETARD, an explosive...
petasos 13 10 a broad-brimmed hat...
petasus 14 11 a broad-brimmed hat...
pethers 16 12 PETHER, (Scots) a pe...
petites 14 10 PETITE, a clothing s...
petnaps 15 14 PETNAP, to steal a p...
petrels 15 11 PETREL, a kind of se...
petrols 15 11 PETROL, to supply wi...
petrous 14 11 resembling stone in...
petsais 14 10 PETSAI, Chinese cabb...
petters 14 10 PETTER, one who pets...
petties 14 10 PETTY, a junior scho...
pettles 15 11 PETTLE, to indulge,...
pewters 17 13 PEWTER, an alloy of...
peyotes 19 12 PEYOTE, a hallucinog...
peyotls 21 13 PEYOTL, a Mexican in...
pezants 16 20 PEZANT, a peasant, a...
phallus 19 15 (Latin) the penis; a...
pharmas 17 15 PHARMA, pharmaceutic...
phasers 16 12 PHASER, a type of sc...
phasors 16 12 PHASOR, a rotating v...
pheeres 15 12 PHEERE, a companion,...
pheeses 15 12 PHEESE, to unsettle,...
pheezes 18 21 PHEEZE, to unsettle,...
phenols 16 14 PHENOL, a caustic co...
phenoms 16 16 PHENOM, a person of...
phenyls 23 16 PHENYL, a cyclic rad...
phishes 19 14 PHISH, to engage in...
phizogs 21 23 PHIZOG, (colloquial)...
phizzes 23 30 PHIZ, (colloquial) p...
phlegms 20 18 PHLEGM, a thick mucu...
phloems 18 16 PHLOEM, the nutrient...
phlomis 19 16 any plant of the Phl...
phloxes 23 20 PHLOX, any plant of...
phobias 18 15 PHOBIA, an obsessive...
phobics 22 18 PHOBIC, one affected...
phoebes 17 15 PHOEBE, a small bird...
phoebus 18 16 a sun god; the sun [...
phoners 15 13 PHONER, one that tel...
phoneys 21 15 PHONEY, to fake, cou...
phonics 19 16 the science of sound...
phonies 15 13 PHONY, to alter, so...
phonons 14 14 PHONON, a quantum of...
photics 20 15 the science of light...
photogs 17 14 PHOTOG, (colloquial)...
photons 15 13 PHOTON, a quantum of...
phrases 16 12 PHRASE, to express i...
phreaks 17 16 PHREAK, to hack into...
phyllos 25 16 PHYLLO, a kind of ve...
physeds 23 15 PHYSED, (short for)...
physics 27 17 PHYSIC, to treat wit...
physios 23 14 PHYSIO, (short for)...
phytins 23 15 PHYTIN, a substance...
phytols 24 15 PHYTOL, an alcohol u...
phytons 22 15 PHYTON, the smallest...
piaffes 18 16 PIAFFE, to perform a...
piazzas 20 28 PIAZZA, a public squ...
picaras 17 13 PICARA, (Spanish) a...
picaros 17 13 PICARO, (Spanish) a...
piccies 21 16 PICCY, (slang) a pic...
picenes 16 14 PICENE, a hydrocarbo...
piceous 17 14 glossy-black in colo...
pickers 19 17 PICKER, one that pic...
pickets 19 17 PICKET, to act as a...
pickins 19 18 PICKIN, (West Africa...
pickles 20 18 PICKLE, to preserve...
pickups 22 21 PICKUP, a small truc...
picnics 21 17 PICNIC, to go on an...
picongs 18 16 PICONG, (Caribbean)...
piddles 16 13 PIDDLE, to deal in t...
pidgins 16 14 PIDGIN, a simplified...
piecens 16 14 PIECEN, to join the...
piecers 17 13 PIECER, a worker who...
pieings 15 13 PIEING, the act of a...
pierces 17 13 PIERCE, to thrust, o...
pierids 15 11 PIERID, any butterfl...
pierogs 15 12 PIEROG, a large Russ...
pieties 14 10 PIETY, the state of...
piffles 20 17 PIFFLE, to talk in a...
pigeons 14 13 PIGEON, to gull or h...
piggies 17 14 PIGGIE, a small pig,...
piggins 17 15 PIGGIN, (Scots) a sm...
piglets 17 13 PIGLET, a little pig...
pigmies 17 15 PIGMY, a small perso...
pignuts 16 14 PIGNUT, an umbellife...
pigouts 16 13 PIGOUT, (colloquial)...
pigpens 17 16 PIGPEN, a place wher...
pikakes 16 18 PIKAKE, (Hawaiian) a...
pikings 17 17 PIKING, piercing wit...
pilaffs 20 17 PILAFF, a dish of ri...
pilches 21 16 PILCH, (archaic) a g...
pileous 15 12 consisting of, or co...
pileups 18 15 PILEUP, a collision...
pilfers 18 14 PILFER, to steal [v]
pilings 17 14 PILING, a structure...
pillars 17 12 PILLAR, to supply wi...
pillaus 17 13 PILLAU, a dish made...
pillies 17 12 PILLIE, (Australian...
pillows 20 15 PILLOW, to rest on a...
pilotis 16 11 (French) a series of...
pilulas 17 13 PILULA, a small pill...
pilules 17 13 PILULE, a small pill...
piments 15 14 PIMENT, spiced, swee...
pimples 19 17 PIMPLE, an inflamed...
pinangs 14 14 PINANG, a palm tree...
pinatas 13 11 PINATA, (Spanish) a...
pincers 17 14 PINCER, to grip in p...
pinches 19 16 PINCH, to squeeze be...
pindans 13 13 PINDAN, a desert reg...
pinders 14 12 PINDER, one who impo...
pineals 14 12 PINEAL, a gland in t...
pinenes 12 12 PINENE, the main con...
pingers 15 13 PINGER, a device for...
pingles 16 14 PINGLE, (Scots) to s...
pingoes 14 13 PINGO, (Inuit) a con...
pinions 13 12 PINION, to remove th...
pinites 14 11 PINITE, a greyish-gr...
pinkens 14 16 PINKEN, to become pi...
pinkers 15 15 PINKER, a person who...
pinkeys 21 17 PINKEY, a small narr...
pinkies 15 15 PINKY, the little fi...
pinkoes 14 15 PINKO, a person who...
pinless 15 12 lacking pins [adj]
pinners 13 12 PINNER, one who impo...
pinnets 13 12 PINNET, a pinnacle [...
pinnies 13 12 PINNY, (short for) p...
pinoles 14 12 PINOLE, (Spanish) an...
pinones 12 12 PINON, (Spanish) an...
pintles 15 12 PINTLE, a pin on whi...
pintoes 13 11 PINTO, (Spanish) a s...
pinyins 20 14 PINYIN, (Chinese) a...
pinyons 19 14 PINYON, (Spanish) an...
piolets 15 11 PIOLET, (French) a m...
pioners 13 11 PIONER, (Shakespeare...
pioneys 19 13 PIONEY, a showy flow...
pionies 13 11 PIONY, (obsolete) a...
piopios 16 13 PIOPIO, (Maori) a Ne...
pipages 17 15 PIPAGE, transportati...
pipings 18 16 PIPING, a system of...
pipkins 18 18 PIPKIN, a small eart...
pipless 18 14 having no pips [adj]
pippins 19 17 PIPPIN, any of numer...
piquets 23 20 PIQUET, to act as a...
piranas 13 11 PIRANA, a ferocious,...
pirates 14 10 PIRATE, to make ille...
pirayas 20 12 PIRAYA, a ferocious,...
pirnies 14 11 PIRNIE, (Scots) a st...
pishers 17 12 PISHER, (Yiddish) a...
piskies 16 14 PISKY, a small fairy...
pissers 15 10 PISSER, something th...
pistils 17 11 PISTIL, the seed-bea...
pistols 16 11 PISTOL, to shoot wit...
pistons 14 11 PISTON, a part of an...
pistous 15 11 PISTOU, a French sau...
pitaras 14 10 PITARA, a type of cl...
pitayas 20 12 PITAYA, a giant cact...
pitches 20 15 PITCH, to throw [v]
piteous 14 11 arousing pity, also...
pitiers 15 10 PITIER, one who piti...
pitmans 15 14 PITMAN, a mine worke...
pitsaws 18 13 PITSAW, a large saw...
pitters 15 10 PITTER, to sound lik...
pituris 16 11 PITURI, a type of Au...
piupius 18 15 PIUPIU, a Maori flax...
pizzles 22 29 PIZZLE, a bull's pen...
plaases 14 11 PLAAS, (Afrikaans) a...
placers 18 14 PLACER, a person who...
placets 18 14 PLACET, (Latin) a de...
placits 19 14 PLACIT, a court ruli...
plagues 16 14 PLAGUE, to pester or...
plaices 18 14 PLAICE, a European f...
plaints 15 12 PLAINT, lamentation,...
planers 14 12 PLANER, a planing ma...
planets 14 12 PLANET, a celestial...
plantas 14 12 PLANTA, the sole of...
plaques 23 21 PLAQUE, an ornamenta...
plashes 17 13 PLASH, to weave toge...
plasmas 16 14 PLASMA, the liquid p...
platans 14 12 PLATAN, the plane tr...
platens 14 12 PLATEN, the part of...
platers 15 11 PLATER, one who plat...
platies 15 11 PLATY, a small tropi...
playbus 24 17 a mobile playground...
players 21 13 PLAYER, one who play...
pleases 14 11 PLEASE, to give enjo...
pledges 16 14 PLEDGE, to bind by s...
pleiads 15 12 PLEIAD, a group of s...
plenums 16 16 PLENUM, space consid...
pleshes 17 13 PLESH, (Spenser) a p...
pleuchs 21 17 PLEUCH, (Scots) to p...
pleughs 19 16 PLEUGH, (Scots) to p...
pleuras 15 12 PLEURA, a membrane t...
plexors 21 18 PLEXOR, a small, rub...
plights 20 15 PLIGHT, to make a so...
plinths 18 14 PLINTH, the rectangu...
plisses 16 11 PLISSE, (French) a p...
plodges 16 14 PLODGE, (dialect) to...
plonges 15 14 PLONGE, to plunge, a...
plonkos 15 16 PLONKO, (Australian...
plotzes 18 20 PLOTZ, (Yiddish) to...
ploughs 19 16 PLOUGH, to turn soil...
plovers 17 15 PLOVER, a general na...
plowers 18 14 PLOWER, one who plou...
plumous 17 16 having feathers or p...
plunges 16 15 PLUNGE, to thrust in...
plurals 17 13 PLURAL, a word that...
plushes 18 14 PLUSH, a fabric with...
plusses 16 12 PLUS, to increase in...
pluteus 16 13 a type of sea-urchin...
plutons 15 13 PLUTON, a mass of ro...
pluvius 19 17 as in pluvius insura...
pneumas 14 15 PNEUMA, (Greek) soul...
poaches 18 15 POACH, to trespass t...
pochays 25 17 POCHAY [n]
pockets 18 17 POCKET, to place in...
pockies 18 17 woollen mittens [n]
poddies 14 12 PODDY, a young calf...
poddles 15 13 PODDLE, to amble at...
podexes 19 18 PODEX, the rump [n]
podites 14 11 PODITE, a walking le...
podiums 16 15 PODIUM, (Latin) a lo...
podleys 21 14 PODLEY, (Scots) a yo...
podsols 15 12 PODSOL, (Russian) a...
podunks 15 17 PODUNK, a small unim...
podzols 18 21 PODZOL, an infertile...
poepols 16 14 POEPOL, (South Afric...
poesies 13 10 POESY, to utter poet...
poetess 13 10 a female poet, also...
poetics 17 13 poetic theory or pra...
poffles 19 17 POFFLE, (Scots) a pe...
pogoers 14 12 POGOER, someone who...
pogroms 16 15 POGROM, to massacre...
pohiris 17 12 POHIRI, (Maori) a ce...
pointes 13 11 POINTE, (French) the...
poisers 14 10 POISER, the balancer...
poishas 16 12 POISHA, (Bengali) a...
poisons 13 11 POISON, to administe...
poitins 14 11 POITIN, (Irish) Iris...
polacks 19 18 POLACK, a person of...
polders 15 12 POLDER, to reclaim l...
poleyns 20 14 POLEYN, a piece of a...
polices 18 14 POLICE, to make orde...
polings 16 14 POLING, poles collec...
polises 15 11 POLIS, (Greek) an an...
pollans 15 13 POLLAN, a whitefish,...
pollees 15 12 POLLEE, one who is p...
pollens 15 13 POLLEN, to cover or...
pollers 16 12 POLLER, one that pol...
pollies 16 12 POLLY, a type of min...
polyols 22 14 POLYOL, an alcohol c...
polypes 23 16 POLYPE, (obsolete) a...
polypus 24 17 a growth protruding...
pomaces 17 16 POMACE, the pulpy re...
pomades 14 14 POMADE, to apply a p...
pomelos 15 14 POMELO, (Dutch) the...
pommels 17 17 POMMEL, to strike wi...
pommies 16 16 POMMY, an immigrant...
pompeys 23 18 POMPEY, (Dickens) to...
pompoms 18 19 POMPOM, (French) any...
pompons 16 17 POMPON, (French) any...
pompous 17 17 infused with exagger...
pomroys 21 15 POMROY, an old varie...
ponchos 18 16 PONCHO, a type of cl...
ponders 13 12 PONDER, to consider...
pondoks 14 16 PONDOK, (Hottentot)...
ponents 12 12 PONENT, (Milton) the...
pongals 15 14 PONGAL, a dish of co...
pongees 13 13 PONGEE, (Chinese) a...
pongids 15 14 PONGID, any large ap...
pongoes 13 13 PONGO, any large ape...
ponties 13 11 PONTY, an iron rod u...
pontils 15 12 PONTIL, an iron rod...
pontons 12 12 PONTON, a float, a b...
poobahs 17 15 POOBAH, an influenti...
pooches 18 15 POOCH, to bulge [v]
poodles 14 12 POODLE, a heavy-coat...
poogyes 20 14 POOGYE, an Indian no...
poojahs 17 21 POOJAH, a Hindu wors...
poolers 14 11 POOLER, a person tak...
poonacs 15 14 POONAC, a kind of oi...
poonces 15 14 POONCE, to behave ef...
poopers 15 13 POOPER, as in party...
pooters 13 10 POOTER, a suction bo...
pootles 14 11 POOTLE, to travel in...
poperas 15 13 POPERA, operatic mus...
popguns 17 17 POPGUN, a tube for s...
popjoys 24 24 POPJOY, to amuse one...
poplars 17 14 POPLAR, a genus of r...
poplins 17 15 POPLIN, a corded fab...
popouts 16 14 POPOUT, a type of ou...
poppers 18 16 POPPER, one that pop...
poppets 18 16 POPPET, a darling; a...
poppies 18 16 POPPY, a brightly co...
poppits 19 16 POPPIT, one of a num...
popples 19 17 POPPLE, to move in a...
popsies 16 13 POPSIE, a term of en...
porches 19 15 PORCH, a low structu...
porgies 15 12 PORGY, a species of...
porinas 13 11 PORINA, (New Zealand...
porisms 16 13 PORISM, the geometri...
porkers 15 14 PORKER, a pig, esp....
porkies 15 14 PORKY, a lie [n]
poroses 13 10 POROSIS, formation o...
porosis 14 10 formation of callus...
porpess 16 13 a porpoise, also POR...
portals 15 11 PORTAL, a door, gate...
porters 14 10 PORTER, to carry lug...
portess 14 10 (historical) a porta...
porthos 16 12 (historical) a porta...
portous 14 11 (historical) a porta...
posadas 13 11 POSADA, (Spanish) in...
poseurs 14 11 POSEUR, an affected...
posings 15 13 POSING, the act of p...
posnets 13 11 POSNET, a small cook...
posoles 14 11 POSOLE, a thick soup...
possers 14 10 POSSER, (archaic) a...
possess 14 10 to have as an owner...
possets 14 10 POSSET, to curdle [v...
possies 14 10 POSSIE, (Australian...
possums 16 14 POSSUM, to feign ign...
postals 15 11 POSTAL, a postcard i...
postbus 17 14 a small bus for mail...
posters 14 10 POSTER, to stick bil...
posties 14 10 POSTIE, (Australian...
postils 16 11 POSTIL, to gloss [v]
postins 14 11 POSTIN, an Afghan sh...
postops 16 13 POSTOP, a patient af...
potages 14 12 POTAGE, (French) a t...
potales 14 11 POTALE, refuse from...
potboys 22 15 POTBOY, one who coll...
potches 19 15 POTCHE, to push viol...
poteens 12 11 POTEEN, Irish whiske...
potents 13 11 POTENT, (obsolete) a...
potfuls 18 15 POTFUL, as much as a...
potguns 15 14 POTGUN, a pot-shaped...
pothers 16 12 POTHER, to make a co...
potions 13 11 POTION, a magical el...
potjies 16 19 POTJIE, (Afrikaans)...
potpies 16 13 POTPIE, a meat pie w...
potsies 14 10 POTSY, a children's...
potters 14 10 POTTER, to occupy on...
potties 14 10 POTTY, a chamberpot,...
pottles 15 11 POTTLE, a small coni...
potzers 17 19 POTZER, (German) an...
pouches 19 16 POUCH, to put in a p...
pouders 14 12 POUDER, (obsolete) p...
poudres 14 12 POUDRE, (obsolete) p...
pouffes 18 17 POUFFE, to give a pu...
poulpes 17 15 POULPE, the octopus,...
pounces 16 15 POUNCE, to swoop upo...
pourers 14 11 POURER, one who pour...
pouries 14 11 POURIE, (Scots) a co...
pousses 14 11 POUSSE, (Spenser) pe...
pouters 14 11 POUTER, a variety of...
powders 17 14 POWDER, to reduce to...
powneys 22 16 POWNEY, (dialect) a...
pownies 16 14 POWNY, (dialect) a p...
powters 17 13 POWTER, (Scots) to p...
powwows 23 19 POWWOW, to hold such...
poysons 19 13 POYSON, (obsolete) t...
pozoles 17 20 POZOLE, a thick soup...
pozzies 20 28 POZZY, (Australian s...
praeses 13 10 a chairman or presid...
praises 14 10 PRAISE, to express a...
prajnas 15 20 PRAJNA, (Sanskrit) w...
prances 16 14 PRANCE, to spring fo...
prancks 18 18 PRANCK, (obsolete) t...
praters 14 10 PRATER, one who prat...
praties 14 10 PRATIE, (Irish collo...
prawles 18 14 PRAWLE, (Shakespeare...
prayers 20 12 PRAYER, a devout pet...
preaces 16 13 PREACE, to press, al...
preacts 17 13 PREACT, to act befor...
preamps 17 16 PREAMP, (short for)...
prearms 15 13 PREARM, to arm befor...
preases 13 10 PREASE, to press, al...
prebids 17 14 PREBID, to bid befor...
prebuys 23 16 PREBUY, to buy befor...
precess 17 13 of a spinning globe,...
precips 20 16 PRECIP, (short for)...
precuts 18 14 PRECUT, to cut befor...
predies 14 11 PREDY, (obsolete) to...
preeves 15 14 PREEVE, to prove, al...
prefabs 18 16 PREFAB, (short for)...
prefers 16 13 PREFER, to like bett...
prehabs 18 15 PREHAB, any programm...
preifes 16 13 PREIFE, (obsolete) p...
prelims 17 14 PRELIM, a preliminar...
premeds 15 14 PREMED, a student pr...
premies 15 13 PREMY, (US slang) a...
premiss 16 13 to state or assume [...
prenups 16 15 PRENUP, a prenuptial...
prepays 22 15 PREPAY, to pay in ad...
presets 14 10 PRESET, to set befor...
presses 14 10 PRESS, to compress o...
prestos 14 10 PRESTO, a musical pa...
pretors 14 10 PRETOR, an ancient R...
prevues 16 15 PREVUE, (US) to prev...
prewyns 23 16 PREWYN, (Shakespeare...
prexies 20 17 PREXY, (US slang) th...
preyers 20 12 PREYER, one who, or...
priapus 17 14 a representation of...
pricers 18 13 PRICER, one who sets...
priefes 16 13 PRIEFE, (Scots) proo...
priests 15 10 PRIEST, to ordain as...
prieves 16 14 PRIEVE, to prove, al...
primers 16 13 PRIMER, a book that...
princes 17 14 PRINCE, to play the...
prisers 15 10 PRISER, a contestant...
prisons 14 11 PRISON, to imprison...
prisses 15 10 PRISS, to act in a p...
privets 17 14 PRIVET, a half-everg...
privies 17 14 PRIVY, an outhouse [...
prizers 18 19 PRIZER, a contestant...
probers 16 13 PROBER, one who prob...
probits 17 13 PROBIT, a unit of st...
process 17 13 to treat or prepare...
profess 16 13 to affirm openly [v...
profits 17 13 PROFIT, to gain an a...
proigns 15 13 PROIGN, (obsolete) t...
proines 13 11 PROINE, (obsolete) t...
projets 16 19 PROJET, (French) a d...
prokers 15 14 PROKER, a poker [n]
prolans 14 12 PROLAN, a gonadotrop...
prolegs 16 13 PROLEG, an abdominal...
prolers 15 11 PROLER, (obsolete) a...
prologs 16 13 PROLOG, to preface,...
prompts 18 16 PROMPT, to move to a...
pronaos 12 11 a vestibule in front...
propels 17 14 PROPEL, to drive for...
propers 16 13 PROPER, a service, p...
propyls 24 16 PROPYL, a univalent...
prosers 14 10 PROSER, a writer of...
prosses 14 10 PROSS, (colloquial)...
proteas 13 10 PROTEA, a plant of a...
proteus 14 11 any of the rodlike b...
protons 13 11 PROTON, a subatomic...
protyls 22 13 PROTYL, a hypothetic...
provers 16 14 PROVER, one who prov...
prowess 17 13 exceptional ability...
proxies 20 17 PROXY, a person auth...
proynes 19 13 PROYNE, to prune, al...
pruinas 14 12 PRUINA, a powdery bl...
pruines 14 12 PRUINE, (Shakespeare...
pruners 14 12 PRUNER, one that pru...
prusiks 17 15 PRUSIK, to climb usi...
pryings 22 15 PRYING, the act of p...
pseudos 14 12 PSEUDO, a person pre...
psoases 13 10 PSOAS, a muscle of t...
psocids 18 14 PSOCID, any member o...
psyches 26 17 PSYCHE, the mental s...
psychos 26 17 PSYCHO, a mentally u...
psyllas 23 14 PSYLLA, any of vario...
psywars 24 15 PSYWAR, (short for)...
pterins 14 11 PTERIN, (Greek) any...
ptisans 14 11 PTISAN, a wholesome...
pubises 17 14 PUBIS, a bone of the...
publics 22 18 PUBLIC, the communit...
puckers 19 18 PUCKER, to gather in...
puckles 20 19 PUCKLE, (Scots) a sm...
puddens 14 14 PUDDEN, a dull perso...
pudders 15 13 PUDDER, to make a tu...
puddies 15 13 PUDDY, (colloquial)...
puddles 16 14 PUDDLE, to make a sm...
pudeurs 15 13 PUDEUR, (French) a s...
pudsies 15 12 PUDSY, a plump perso...
pueblos 17 15 PUEBLO, a communal d...
puffers 19 17 PUFFER, a steam-engi...
puffins 19 18 PUFFIN, a seabird of...
puggies 17 15 PUGGIE, (Scots) a mo...
puggles 18 16 PUGGLE, to cause to...
pugrees 15 13 PUGREE, (Hindi) a tu...
puisnes 14 12 PUISNE, a puisne jud...
pujaris 17 20 PUJARI, (Hindu) a pr...
pukekos 16 19 PUKEKO, (Maori) a Ne...
pulings 17 15 PULING, a plaintive...
pulkhas 19 18 PULKHA, a Laplander'...
pullers 17 13 PULLER, one that pul...
pullets 17 13 PULLET, a young hen...
pulleys 23 15 PULLEY [n]
pullies 17 13 PULLY, (colloquial)...
pullups 20 17 PULLUP, the act of r...
pulpers 18 15 PULPER, a machine fo...
pulpits 19 15 PULPIT, a raised str...
pulpous 18 16 containing pulp; pul...
pulques 24 22 PULQUE, a fermented...
pulsars 16 12 PULSAR, a celestial...
pulsers 16 12 PULSER, a device tha...
pultans 15 13 PULTAN, an Indian re...
pultons 15 13 PULTON, an Indian re...
pultuns 16 14 PULTUN, an Indian re...
pulvers 18 16 PULVER, to reduce to...
pulvils 20 17 PULVIL, perfumed pow...
pulwars 19 15 PULWAR, (Hindi) a li...
pumelos 16 15 PUMELO, (Dutch) the...
pumices 19 17 PUMICE, to polish wi...
pummels 18 18 PUMMEL, to strike wi...
pumpers 18 17 PUMPER, one who pump...
punches 19 17 PUNCH, to perforate...
punctos 17 15 PUNCTO, (obsolete) a...
pundits 15 13 PUNDIT, (Sanskrit) a...
pungles 16 15 PUNGLE, (US) to cont...
punjies 16 21 PUNJI, to fortify wi...
punkahs 17 18 PUNKAH, a ceiling fa...
punkers 15 16 PUNKER, a punk rock...
punkeys 21 18 PUNKEY, a biting gna...
punkies 15 16 PUNKIE, a biting gna...
punkins 15 17 PUNKIN, a pumpkin, a...
punners 13 13 PUNNER, one who make...
punnets 13 13 PUNNET, a small shal...
puntees 13 12 PUNTEE, an iron supp...
punters 14 12 PUNTER, one that pun...
punties 14 12 PUNTY, an iron suppo...
pupates 16 14 PUPATE, to pass thro...
puppets 19 17 PUPPET, a doll manip...
puppies 19 17 PUPPY, to give birth...
puranas 13 12 PURANA, (Sanskrit) a...
purdahs 17 14 PURDAH, a curtain us...
purfles 18 15 PURFLE, to decorate...
purgers 16 13 PURGER, one who purg...
purines 14 12 PURINE, a white crys...
puriris 16 11 PURIRI, (Maori) a ti...
purisms 17 14 PURISM, strict adher...
purists 16 11 PURIST, one who prac...
purlers 16 12 PURLER, a heavy fall...
purlins 16 13 PURLIN, a horizontal...
purpies 17 14 PURPY, (Scots) pursl...
purples 18 15 PURPLE, to make the...
pursers 15 11 PURSER, an officer i...
pursews 18 14 PURSEW, (Spenser) to...
pursues 15 12 PURSUE, to follow, i...
purveys 23 17 PURVEY, to supply [v...
pushers 17 13 PUSHER, one that pus...
pushups 20 17 PUSHUP, a type of gy...
pusleys 22 14 PUSLEY, purslane, al...
pussels 16 12 PUSSEL, (Shakespeare...
pussers 15 11 PUSSER, in naval sla...
pussies 15 11 PUSSY, a cat, also P...
puteals 15 12 PUTEAL, a wall aroun...
putelis 16 12 PUTELI, (Hindi) a fl...
putlogs 17 14 PUTLOG, a cross-beam...
putoffs 19 17 PUTOFF, an excuse or...
putouts 15 12 PUTOUT, an act of ca...
puttees 14 11 PUTTEE, a legging fo...
putters 15 11 PUTTER, to occupy on...
putties 15 11 PUTTY, to fill with...
putures 15 12 PUTURE, (historical)...
puzzels 22 30 PUZZEL, (obsolete) a...
puzzles 22 30 PUZZLE, to cause unc...
pycnons 22 17 PYCNON, a term in an...
pyemias 21 15 PYEMIA, the presence...
pygargs 23 16 PYGARG, chiefly in b...
pygmies 23 17 PYGMY, a small perso...
pyjamas 23 24 PYJAMA, a garment fo...
pyknics 25 20 PYKNIC, a person of...
pylorus 22 14 the opening between...
pyoners 19 13 PYONER, (Shakespeare...
pyralis 22 13 a kind of moth, also...
pyramis 22 15 (Shakespeare) a pyra...
pyrenes 19 13 PYRENE, the hard cov...
pyrexes 26 19 PYREX, (tradename) a...
pyrites 21 12 PYRITE, a brassy yel...
pyrolas 21 13 PYROLA, (Latin) any...
pyrones 19 13 PYRONE, a type of ch...
pyropes 22 15 PYROPE, a fiery red...
pyropus 23 16 a fiery red gemstone...
pyroses 20 12 PYROSIS, heart-burn...
pyrosis 21 12 heart-burn [n PYROSI...
pyrrols 22 13 PYRROL, a colourless...
pythons 22 15 PYTHON, a large snak...
pyurias 21 13 PYURIA, the presence...
pyxides 27 20 PYXIS, a little box...
pzazzes 23 37 PZAZZ, flamboyance,...
qabalas 22 20 QABALA, a Jewish doc...
qasidas 20 17 QASIDA, an Arabic po...
qawwals 27 23 QAWWAL, (Arabic) a s...
qigongs 22 21 QIGONG, (Chinese) a...
qindars 20 18 QINDAR, an Albanian...
qintars 20 17 QINTAR, (Albanian) a...
qiviuts 24 21 QIVIUT, (Inuit) the...
quaeres 19 17 QUAERE, to inquire o...
quaggas 22 21 QUAGGA, an extinct S...
quahogs 23 21 QUAHOG, (Native Amer...
quaichs 26 22 QUAICH, (Gaelic) a d...
quaighs 24 21 QUAIGH, (Gaelic) a d...
quakers 21 21 QUAKER, one who quak...
quangos 20 20 QUANGO, a quasi-auto...
quartes 20 17 QUARTE, the fourth o...
quartos 20 17 QUARTO, a book size...
quasars 20 17 QUASAR, a starlike o...
quashes 22 19 QUASH, to set aside...
quasses 20 17 QUASS, a kind of Rus...
quatres 20 17 QUATRE, (French) a c...
quavers 22 21 QUAVER, to tremble,...
qubytes 29 22 QUBYTE, a sequence o...
quebecs 25 23 QUEBEC, (In internat...
queests 20 17 QUEEST, the ringdove...
queleas 20 18 QUELEA, a kind of Af...
queries 20 17 QUERY, to question [...
quethes 22 19 QUETHE, (obsolete) t...
queuers 20 18 QUEUER, one who line...
quezals 24 27 QUETZAL, a tropical...
quiches 26 22 QUICH, (Spenser) to...
quidams 22 21 QUIDAM, (Latin) a ce...
quietus 21 18 a final settlement [...
quights 25 21 QUIGHT, (Spenser) to...
quinces 23 21 QUINCE, a fragrant,...
quinies 20 18 QUINIE, (Scots) a yo...
quinins 20 19 QUININ, a colourless...
quinoas 19 18 QUINOA, a South Amer...
quinols 21 19 QUINOL, a reducing a...
quintas 20 18 QUINTA, (Spanish) a...
quintes 20 18 QUINTE, an attacking...
quinzes 23 27 QUINZE, a card game...
quippus 26 24 QUIPPU, (Quechua) a...
quivers 23 21 QUIVER, to shake sli...
quizzes 27 35 QUIZ, to interrogate...
qulliqs 32 28 QULLIQ, (Inuit) a ty...
quohogs 23 21 QUOHOG, (Native Amer...
quoists 21 17 QUOIST, the ringdove...
quokkas 22 25 QUOKKA, (Native Aust...
quorums 22 21 QUORUM, (Latin) a mi...
quoters 20 17 QUOTER, one who quot...
quotums 22 21 QUOTUM, (Latin) a sh...
qurshes 23 19 QURSH, (Arabic) a mo...
qwertys 30 21 QWERTY, the usual ke...
rabatos 13 10 RABATO, (Shakespeare...
rabbets 16 13 RABBET, to join by a...
rabbies 16 13 RABBI, (Hebrew) a Je...
rabbins 16 14 RABBIN, (Hebrew) a J...
rabbits 17 13 RABBIT, to hunt rabb...
rabbles 17 14 RABBLE, to stir with...
racemes 15 13 RACEME, an indefinit...
rachets 17 12 RACHET, a mechanism...
racings 16 13 RACING, the sport of...
racinos 14 11 RACINO, a racetrack...
racisms 17 13 RACISM, a doctrine o...
racists 16 10 RACIST, an advocate...
rackers 16 14 RACKER, a horse that...
rackets 16 14 RACKET, to make a lo...
rackles 17 15 RACKLE, a chain [n]
racoons 13 11 RACOON, a small Amer...
raddles 13 10 RADDLE, to redden wi...
radials 13 9 RADIAL, a radial art...
radians 11 9 RADIAN, a unit of an...
radices 15 11 RADIX, (Latin) a roo...
radioes 11 8 RADIO, to transmit b...
radiums 14 12 RADIUM, a radioactiv...
radixes 18 15 RADIX, (Latin) a roo...
radomes 12 11 RADOME, a domelike d...
radulas 13 10 RADULA, a tonguelike...
rafales 14 11 RAFALE, (French) a b...
raffias 16 13 RAFFIA, a kind of pa...
raffles 17 14 RAFFLE, to dispose o...
rafters 14 10 RAFTER, to supply wi...
ragbags 16 14 RAGBAG, a bag for st...
raggees 13 11 RAGGEE, (Hindi) a ki...
raggies 14 11 RAGGY, a kind of mil...
raggles 15 12 RAGGLE, to cut a gro...
ragings 14 12 RAGING, the act of b...
raginis 13 10 RAGINI, (Sanskrit) a...
raglans 13 11 RAGLAN, a loose over...
ragmans 13 13 RAGMAN, a man who co...
ragouts 13 10 RAGOUT, to make into...
ragtags 14 11 RAGTAG, the rabble [...
ragtops 15 12 RAGTOP, a folding ca...
raiders 12 8 RAIDER, one that rai...
railbus 16 12 a passenger bus on r...
railers 13 8 RAILER, one who rail...
raisers 12 7 RAISER, one who rais...
raisins 12 8 RAISIN, a dried grap...
raiyats 18 9 RAIYAT, (Hindi) an I...
rakijas 15 20 RAKIJA, a kind of fr...
rakings 14 14 RAKING, the act of r...
rakshas 15 13 (Sanskrit) in Hindu...
rallies 14 9 RALLY, to call toget...
rallyes 20 11 RALLYE, (US) a (car)...
ramadas 12 11 RAMADA, (Spanish) an...
ramblas 16 14 RAMBLA, (Spanish) a...
rambles 16 14 RAMBLE, to wander [v...
ramcats 16 13 RAMCAT, a male cat [...
rameous 12 11 of or pertaining to...
ramjets 15 19 RAMJET, a type of en...
rammels 15 14 RAMMEL, (dialect) di...
rammers 14 13 RAMMER, a tool for r...
rammies 14 13 RAMMY, a row [n]
rammles 15 14 RAMMLE, (English dia...
ramonas 11 11 RAMONA, (Spanish) an...
rampers 15 13 RAMPER, one who make...
ramrods 13 11 RAMROD, to push or d...
ramsons 12 11 RAMSON, a broad-leav...
ramtils 15 11 RAMTIL, a plant of t...
ramulus 15 13 a little branch [n R...
rancels 15 12 RANCEL, a search for...
ranches 16 13 RANCH, to work at an...
ranchos 16 13 RANCHO, (Spanish) a...
rancors 14 11 RANCOR, bitter and v...
randans 10 10 RANDAN, a boat rowed...
randems 12 12 RANDEM, a tandem wit...
randies 11 9 RANDIE, a violent be...
randoms 12 12 RANDOM, a haphazard...
randons 10 10 RANDON, (Spenser) ra...
rangers 12 10 RANGER, an officer s...
rankers 12 12 RANKER, an enlisted...
rankles 13 13 RANKLE, to cause irr...
ransels 12 9 RANSEL, a search for...
ransoms 12 11 RANSOM, to pay a pri...
ranters 11 8 RANTER, one who rant...
ranulas 12 10 RANULA, a cyst forme...
ranzels 15 18 RANZEL, a search for...
raphias 16 12 RAPHIA, a genus of p...
rapiers 14 10 RAPIER, a long, slen...
rapines 13 11 RAPINE, the taking o...
rapinis 14 11 RAPINI, (Italian) im...
rapists 15 10 RAPIST, one who comm...
rappees 15 13 RAPPEE, (French) a p...
rappels 17 14 RAPPEL, to descend f...
rappers 16 13 RAPPER, a doorknocke...
raptors 14 10 RAPTOR, a bird or pr...
rascals 16 11 RASCAL, a rogue or s...
rashers 14 9 RASHER, a thin slice...
rashies 14 9 RASHIE, (Australian...
raspers 14 10 RASPER, a tool used...
rassles 13 8 RASSLE, (colloquial)...
rasters 12 7 RASTER, the area rep...
rasures 12 8 RASURE, the act of s...
ratbags 15 12 RATBAG, an eccentric...
ratches 17 12 RATCH, to wander, pr...
rateens 10 8 RATEEN, a rough dres...
ratines 11 8 RATINE, (French) a r...
ratings 13 10 RATING, an estimate...
rations 11 8 RATION, to distribut...
ratites 12 7 RATITE, a bird havin...
ratlins 13 9 RATLIN, any of the s...
ratoons 10 8 RATOON, to sprout fr...
rattans 11 8 RATTAN, a climbing p...
rattens 11 8 RATTEN, to compel ob...
ratters 12 7 RATTER, an animal us...
rattles 13 8 RATTLE, to make a qu...
rattons 11 8 RATTON, (dialect) a...
raucous 15 12 loud and unruly [adj...
raunges 12 11 RAUNGE, (obsolete) t...
ravages 14 13 RAVAGE, to destroy [...
ravines 13 12 RAVINE, a narrow, st...
ravings 15 14 RAVING, wild talk [n...
rawarus 15 11 RAWARU, (Maori) the...
rawings 16 13 RAWING, a second mow...
rawness 14 11 the state of being r...
rayless 19 10 without rays [adj RA...
raylets 19 10 RAYLET, a small ray...
razures 15 17 RAZURE, the act of s...
razzias 18 25 RAZZIA, (Arabic) a p...
razzles 19 26 RAZZLE, a rowdy drin...
reaches 16 12 REACH, to stretch ou...
readers 11 8 READER, one that rea...
readies 11 8 READY, to make ready...
reagins 12 10 REAGIN, a type of an...
reamers 12 10 REAMER, a tool used...
reapers 13 10 REAPER, one that rea...
rearers 11 7 REARER, a horse that...
reasons 10 8 REASON, to deduct in...
reavers 13 11 REAVER, one that rea...
reavows 16 14 REAVOW, to vow again...
rebacks 18 17 REBACK, to replace t...
rebaits 14 10 REBAIT, to bait agai...
rebases 13 10 REBASE, to set a new...
rebates 13 10 REBATE, to give a di...
rebatos 13 10 REBATO, a wide, lace...
rebecks 18 17 REBECK, a medieval m...
rebills 17 12 REBILL, to bill agai...
rebinds 14 12 REBIND, to bind agai...
rebites 14 10 REBITE, in engraving...
reboils 15 11 REBOIL, to boil agai...
rebooks 14 14 REBOOK, to book agai...
reboots 13 10 REBOOT, to renew the...
rebores 13 10 REBORE, to bore out...
rebozos 16 19 REBOZO, (Spanish) a...
rebuffs 19 17 REBUFF, to reject or...
rebukes 15 15 REBUKE, to reprove s...
rebuses 14 11 REBUS, a representat...
recalls 17 12 RECALL, to call back...
recanes 13 11 RECANE, to replace t...
recants 14 11 RECANT, to make a fo...
recasts 15 10 RECAST, to cast agai...
reccies 18 13 RECCY, (colloquial)...
recedes 14 11 RECEDE, to move back...
recepts 17 13 RECEPT, an idea or i...
rechews 20 15 RECHEW, to chew agai...
rechips 20 15 RECHIP, to change th...
recipes 17 13 RECIPE, a set of ins...
recites 15 10 RECITE, to say from...
reckans 15 15 RECKAN, a chain, hoo...
reckons 15 15 RECKON, to count or...
reclads 16 12 RECLAD, to clad agai...
recoals 15 11 RECOAL, to refill wi...
recoats 14 10 RECOAT, to coat agai...
recocks 19 17 RECOCK, to cock agai...
recodes 14 11 RECODE, to code agai...
recoils 16 11 RECOIL, to draw back...
recoins 14 11 RECOIN, to coin agai...
recombs 18 16 RECOMB, to comb agai...
recooks 15 14 RECOOK, to cook agai...
records 15 11 RECORD, to register...
recorks 16 14 RECORK, to cork agai...
recoups 17 14 RECOUP, to get back...
recross 15 10 to cross again [v -E...
rectors 15 10 RECTOR, in the Churc...
rectums 17 14 RECTUM, the terminal...
recules 16 12 RECULE, (Spenser) to...
recures 15 11 RECURE, to cure agai...
recuses 15 11 RECUSE, to disqualif...
redacts 15 11 REDACT, to prepare f...
redates 11 8 REDATE, to change th...
redbays 20 13 REDBAY, a small tree...
redbuds 15 13 REDBUD, a small orna...
redbugs 16 14 REDBUG, a chigger, a...
redcaps 17 14 REDCAP, a military p...
reddens 11 10 REDDEN, to make or b...
redders 12 9 REDDER, one who redd...
reddles 13 10 REDDLE, to colour wi...
redeals 12 9 REDEAL, to deal agai...
redears 11 8 REDEAR, the common s...
redeems 12 11 REDEEM, to buy back...
redeyes 17 10 REDEYE, a railroad d...
redfins 14 12 REDFIN, a small Nort...
redials 13 9 REDIAL, to dial agai...
redlegs 14 11 REDLEG, a term for a...
redness 11 9 the state of being r...
redocks 16 15 REDOCK, to dock agai...
redouts 12 9 REDOUT, reddening of...
redowas 14 11 REDOWA, (Czech) a li...
redoxes 17 15 REDOX, a type of che...
redraws 15 11 REDRAW, to draw agai...
redress 12 8 to set right [v -ED,...
redries 12 8 REDRY, to dry again...
redtops 14 11 REDTOP, a kind of gr...
reduces 15 12 REDUCE, to diminish...
reduits 13 9 REDUIT, (French) a k...
reearns 10 8 REEARN, to earn agai...
reeboks 14 14 REEBOK, (Afrikaans)...
reeches 16 12 REECH, to emit smoke...
reeders 11 8 REEDER, a thatcher [...
reedits 12 8 REEDIT, to edit agai...
reefers 13 10 REEFER, a midshipman...
reekers 12 11 REEKER, one that ree...
reelers 12 8 REELER, an instrumen...
reemits 13 10 REEMIT, to emit agai...
refaces 16 13 REFACE, to repair th...
refalls 16 12 REFALL, to fall agai...
refects 17 13 REFECT, to refresh w...
refeeds 13 11 REFEED, to feed agai...
refeels 14 11 REFEEL, to feel agai...
refiles 15 11 REFILE, to file agai...
refills 17 12 REFILL, to fill agai...
refilms 17 14 REFILM, to film agai...
refinds 14 12 REFIND, to find agai...
refines 13 11 REFINE, to free from...
refires 14 10 REFIRE, to fire agai...
refixes 20 17 REFIX, to fix again...
reflags 16 13 REFLAG, to change th...
reflets 15 11 REFLET, (French) an...
reflies 15 11 REFLY, to fly again...
reflows 18 14 REFLOW, to flow agai...
refocus 17 14 to focus again [v RE...
refolds 15 12 REFOLD, to fold agai...
refoots 13 10 REFOOT, to replace t...
reforms 15 13 REFORM, to change to...
refries 14 10 REFRY, to fry again...
refuels 15 12 REFUEL, to fill with...
refuges 15 13 REFUGE, to give or t...
refunds 14 13 REFUND, to give back...
refurbs 17 14 REFURB, (colloquial)...
refuses 14 11 REFUSE, to decline t...
refutes 14 11 REFUTE, to prove to...
regains 12 10 REGAIN, to take poss...
regales 13 10 REGALE, to delight [...
regards 13 10 REGARD, to look upon...
regears 12 9 REGEAR, to equip aga...
regents 12 10 REGENT, one who rule...
regests 13 9 REGEST [n]
reggaes 13 11 REGGAE, a form of po...
regifts 16 12 REGIFT, to take a gi...
regilds 15 11 REGILD, to gild once...
regimes 14 12 REGIME, a system of...
reginas 12 10 REGINA, (Latin) a qu...
regions 12 10 REGION, an area or d...
regives 15 13 REGIVE, to give agai...
reglets 14 10 REGLET, a flat, narr...
regloss 14 10 to glass again [v -E...
reglows 17 13 REGLOW, to glow agai...
reglues 14 11 REGLUE, to glue agai...
regress 13 9 to go back [v -ED, -...
regrets 13 9 REGRET, to look back...
regrows 16 12 REGROW, to grow agai...
regulos 14 11 REGULO, the scale of...
regulus 15 12 a mass that forms be...
rehangs 14 12 REHANG, to hang agai...
rehears 13 9 REHEAR, to hear agai...
reheats 13 9 REHEAT, to heat agai...
reheels 14 10 REHEEL, to replace t...
rehires 14 9 REHIRE, to hire agai...
rehomes 14 12 REHOME, to home agai...
reifies 14 10 REIFY, to regard as...
reishis 15 9 REISHI, (Japanese) a...
reiters 12 7 REITER, to reiterate...
reivers 14 11 REIVER, a raider, pl...
rejects 17 19 REJECT, to refuse to...
rejoins 13 17 REJOIN, to join agai...
rejones 12 17 REJON, (Spanish) a l...
reknits 13 12 REKNIT, to knit agai...
reknots 12 12 REKNOT, to knot agai...
relaces 15 11 RELACE, to do up aga...
relands 12 10 RELAND, to land agai...
relates 12 8 RELATE, to give an a...
relaxes 18 15 RELAX, to make less...
relends 12 10 RELEND, to lend agai...
relents 12 9 RELENT, to soften an...
releves 14 12 RELEVE, (French) a r...
relicts 17 11 RELICT, an organism...
reliefs 15 11 RELIEF, aid in the f...
reliers 13 8 RELIER, (Shakespeare...
relines 12 9 RELINE, to line agai...
relinks 14 13 RELINK, to link agai...
relists 14 8 RELIST, to list agai...
relives 15 12 RELIVE, to experienc...
rellies 14 9 RELLIE, (Australian...
reloads 12 9 RELOAD, to load agai...
reloans 11 9 RELOAN, to loan agai...
relocks 17 15 RELOCK, to lock agai...
relooks 13 12 RELOOK, to look agai...
relucts 17 12 RELUCT, (archaic) to...
relumes 14 12 RELUME, to light aga...
remades 12 11 REMADE, a thing e.g....
remails 14 11 REMAIL, to post agai...
remains 12 11 REMAIN, to continue...
remakes 13 14 REMAKE, to make over...
remands 12 12 REMAND, to send back...
remarks 14 14 REMARK, to say brief...
remates 12 10 REMATE, to mate agai...
rembles 16 14 REMBLE, to remove [v...
remeads 12 11 REMEAD, (Scots) to r...
remedes 12 11 REMEDE, (Scots) to r...
remeets 12 10 REMEET, to meet agai...
remeids 13 11 REMEID, (Scots) to r...
remelts 14 11 REMELT, to melt agai...
remends 12 12 REMEND, to mend agai...
remiges 14 12 REMEX, (Latin) one o...
reminds 13 12 REMIND, to cause to...
remints 13 11 REMINT, to melt down...
remises 13 10 REMISE, to give up a...
remixes 19 17 REMIX, to mix again...
remolds 14 12 REMOLD, to retread a...
remoras 12 10 REMORA, the sucking-...
remotes 12 10 REMOTE, a remote con...
removes 14 14 REMOVE, to transfer...
remudas 13 12 REMUDA, (Spanish) a...
renails 12 9 RENAIL, to nail agai...
renames 11 11 RENAME, to issue wit...
renders 11 9 RENDER, to plaster w...
reneges 11 10 RENEGE, to refuse, d...
renests 11 8 RENEST, to nest agai...
rennets 10 9 RENNET, a name given...
rennins 10 10 RENNIN, an enzyme fo...
renowns 13 12 RENOWN, to make famo...
rentals 12 9 RENTAL, the amount p...
renters 11 8 RENTER, one who rent...
renvois 13 12 RENVOI, (French) a s...
renvoys 19 14 RENVOY, the sending...
reopens 12 11 REOPEN, to open agai...
repacks 18 17 REPACK, to pack agai...
repairs 14 10 REPAIR, to restore t...
reparks 15 14 REPARK, to park agai...
repasts 14 10 REPAST, to partake o...
repaves 15 14 REPAVE, to pave agai...
repeals 14 11 REPEAL, to revoke [v...
repeats 13 10 REPEAT, to say or do...
repents 13 11 REPENT, to regret an...
reperks 15 14 REPERK, to brew agai...
repines 13 11 REPINE, to express d...
replans 14 12 REPLAN, to plan agai...
replays 21 13 REPLAY, to play agai...
replies 15 11 REPLY, to answer [v]
replots 15 11 REPLOT, to plot agai...
replows 18 14 REPLOW, to plow agai...
repolls 16 12 REPOLL, to poll agai...
repones 12 11 REPONE, to restore t...
reports 14 10 REPORT, to give an a...
reposes 13 10 REPOSE, to lie at re...
reposts 14 10 REPOST, to post agai...
repours 14 11 REPOUR, to pour agai...
repress 14 10 to keep under contro...
repugns 15 14 REPUGN, to fight aga...
repulps 18 15 REPULP, to pulp agai...
repumps 18 17 REPUMP, to pump agai...
repures 14 11 REPURE, to purify ag...
reputes 14 11 REPUTE, to consider...
requins 20 18 REQUIN, (French) the...
requits 21 17 REQUIT, (Shakespeare...
reracks 16 14 RERACK, to rack agai...
rerails 13 8 RERAIL, to replace o...
rereads 11 8 REREAD, to read agai...
reredos 11 8 a screen or panellin...
rerents 11 8 RERENT, to rent agai...
rerises 12 7 RERISE, to rise agai...
rerolls 14 9 REROLL, to roll agai...
reroofs 13 10 REROOF, to renew the...
resails 13 8 RESAIL, to sail agai...
resales 12 8 RESALE, the act of s...
rescues 15 11 RESCUE, to free from...
reseals 12 8 RESEAL, to seal agai...
reseats 11 7 RESEAT, to seat agai...
reseaus 11 8 RESEAU, a filter scr...
resects 15 10 RESECT, to cut away...
resedas 11 8 RESEDA, (French) a p...
reseeds 11 8 RESEED, to seed agai...
reseeks 12 11 RESEEK, to seek agai...
resells 14 9 RESELL, to sell agai...
resends 11 9 RESEND, to send agai...
resents 11 8 RESENT, to feel affr...
reships 17 12 RESHIP, to ship agai...
reshoes 13 9 RESHOE, to shoe agai...
reshows 17 12 RESHOW, to show agai...
resides 12 8 RESIDE, to live in a...
resifts 15 10 RESIFT, to sift agai...
resigns 13 10 RESIGN, to give up a...
resiles 13 8 RESILE, to spring ba...
resists 13 7 RESIST, to strive ag...
resites 12 7 RESITE, to move to a...
resizes 15 16 RESIZE, to size agai...
reskews 16 14 RESKEW, (Spenser) to...
reskins 13 12 RESKIN, to replace t...
reskues 13 12 RESKUE, (Spenser) to...
resoaks 12 11 RESOAK, to soak agai...
resoles 12 8 RESOLE, to put on ne...
resorbs 14 10 RESORB, to absorb ag...
resorts 12 7 RESORT, to sort agai...
respots 14 10 RESPOT, to spot agai...
restems 13 10 RESTEM, to force aga...
resters 12 7 RESTER, one who rest...
results 14 9 RESULT, to follow as...
resumes 13 11 RESUME, to begin aga...
resuses 12 8 RESUS, (short for) r...
retacks 16 14 RETACK, to tack agai...
retails 13 8 RETAIL, to sell dire...
retains 11 8 RETAIN, to keep poss...
retakes 12 11 RETAKE, to take back...
retamas 12 10 RETAMA, (Spanish) a...
retapes 13 10 RETAPE, to tape agai...
retards 12 8 RETARD, to hold back...
retaxes 17 14 RETAX, to tax again...
retches 17 12 RETCH, to make an ef...
reteams 12 10 RETEAM, to team up w...
retears 11 7 RETEAR, to tear agai...
retells 14 9 RETELL, to tell agai...
retenes 10 8 RETENE, a hydrocarbo...
retests 12 7 RETEST, to test agai...
retiles 13 8 RETILE, to tile agai...
retimes 13 10 RETIME, to time agai...
retinas 11 8 RETINA, a membrane o...
retines 11 8 RETINE, a substance...
retints 12 8 RETINT, to tint agai...
retires 12 7 RETIRE, to withdraw...
retools 12 8 RETOOL, to reequip w...
retorts 12 7 RETORT, to answer ba...
retours 12 8 RETOUR, to confirm a...
retoxes 17 14 RETOX, to embark on...
retrees 11 7 RETREE, in papermaki...
retries 12 7 RETRY, to try again...
retrims 14 10 RETRIM, to trim agai...
retunds 12 10 RETUND, to blunt the...
retunes 11 9 RETUNE, to tune agai...
returfs 15 11 RETURF, to lay new t...
returns 12 9 RETURN, to go back [...
retypes 20 12 RETYPE, to type agai...
reurges 13 10 REURGE, to press str...
revamps 17 17 REVAMP, to make over...
reveals 14 12 REVEAL, to make know...
reverbs 16 14 REVERB, (Shakespeare...
reveres 13 11 REVERE, to regard wi...
reverts 14 11 REVERT, to return to...
revests 14 11 REVEST, to vest agai...
reveurs 14 12 REVEUR, (French) a d...
reviews 17 14 REVIEW, to view agai...
reviles 15 12 REVILE, to assail wi...
revises 14 11 REVISE, to make a ne...
revives 16 15 REVIVE, to bring bac...
revokes 14 15 REVOKE, to annul by...
revolts 15 12 REVOLT, to rise up a...
revotes 13 11 REVOTE, to vote agai...
rewakes 15 14 REWAKE, to wake agai...
rewards 15 11 REWARD, to give in r...
rewarms 16 13 REWARM, to warm agai...
rewaxes 20 17 REWAX, to wax again...
rewears 14 10 REWEAR, to wear agai...
rewelds 16 12 REWELD, to weld agai...
rewilds 17 12 REWILD, to release (...
rewinds 15 12 REWIND, to wind agai...
rewires 15 10 REWIRE, to install n...
rewords 15 11 REWORD, to state aga...
reworks 16 14 REWORK, to work agai...
rewraps 17 13 REWRAP, to wrap agai...
rexines 17 15 REXINE, (tradename)...
rezeros 14 16 REZERO, to reset (a...
rezones 13 17 REZONE, to zone agai...
rhabdus 17 14 a rodlike sponge spi...
rhachis 20 14 the spinal column, a...
rhamnus 15 14 a thorny tree or shr...
rhanjas 15 19 RHANJA, (Hinglish) a...
rhaphes 18 14 RHAPHE, a seamlike r...
rhaphis 19 14 a needlelike crystal...
rheboks 17 16 RHEBOK, (Afrikaans)...
rhetors 14 9 RHETOR, a teacher of...
rhodies 14 10 RHODY, (colloquial)...
rhodous 14 11 of rhodium in lower...
rhombos 17 15 (Greek) a bullroarer...
rhombus 18 16 a type of geometric...
rhoncus 17 14 a rattling or whistl...
rhumbas 18 16 RHUMBA, (Spanish) to...
rhymers 22 14 RHYMER, one who comp...
rhythms 25 16 RHYTHM, a pattern of...
rhytons 20 12 RHYTON, an ancient G...
rialtos 13 8 RIALTO, a theatrical...
ribalds 16 12 RIBALD, (obsolete) a...
ribands 14 12 RIBAND, a ribbon, al...
ribauds 15 12 RIBAUD, (Spenser) a...
ribbers 17 13 RIBBER, one that rib...
ribbies 17 13 RIBBIE, in baseball,...
ribbits 18 13 RIBBIT, the sound ma...
ribbons 16 14 RIBBON, to decorate...
ribeyes 20 12 RIBEYE, a choice cut...
ribibes 17 13 RIBIBE, (obsolete) a...
ribiers 15 10 RIBIER, a large, bla...
ribless 16 11 without ribs [adj]
riblets 16 11 RIBLET, the rib end...
riboses 14 10 RIBOSE, a pentose su...
richens 17 13 RICHEN, to make or b...
ricinus 16 12 a genus of plants of...
rickers 17 14 RICKER, a young tree...
rickets 17 14 a disease resulting...
rickeys 23 16 RICKEY, an alcoholic...
rickles 18 15 RICKLE, (Scots) a lo...
ricracs 19 13 RICRAC, a braid used...
ridders 13 9 RIDDER, one who rids...
riddles 14 10 RIDDLE, to pierce wi...
ridgels 15 11 RIDGEL, a male anima...
ridgers 14 10 RIDGER, a type of pl...
ridgils 16 11 RIDGIL, a male anima...
ridings 14 11 RIDING, a division o...
ridleys 20 11 RIDLEY, a sea turtle...
rievers 14 11 RIEVER, a raider, pl...
riffles 18 14 RIFFLE, to ruffle, t...
riflers 16 11 RIFLER, a hawk that...
riflips 19 14 RIFLIP, the genetic...
riggers 15 11 RIGGER, one who rigs...
riglins 15 11 RIGLIN, a male anima...
rigolls 16 11 RIGOLL, a gutter or...
rigours 14 10 RIGOUR, severity [n]
rigouts 14 10 RIGOUT, a person's d...
rillets 15 9 RILLET, a small rill...
rimayes 19 12 RIMAYE, a bergschrun...
rimless 15 11 without a rim [adj]
rimmers 15 13 RIMMER, a tool used...
rimples 17 14 RIMPLE, to wrinkle [...
ringers 13 10 RINGER, one that rin...
rinsers 12 8 RINSER, something or...
rioters 12 7 RIOTER, one that rio...
riotous 12 8 characterized by rio...
ripecks 19 17 RIPECK, a pole used...
ripoffs 19 16 RIPOFF, a swindle, a...
riposts 15 10 RIPOST, to make a re...
rippers 17 13 RIPPER, (obsolete) a...
ripples 18 14 RIPPLE, to form smal...
ripraps 17 13 RIPRAP, to strengthe...
ripsaws 18 13 RIPSAW, to cut with...
risings 14 10 RISING, the act of o...
riskers 14 11 RISKER, one who risk...
risques 21 17 RISQUE, a hazard or...
ristras 13 7 RISTRA, a string of...
risuses 13 8 RISUS, (Latin) a lau...
ritards 13 8 RITARD, (Italian) a...
ritters 13 7 RITTER, (archaic) a...
rituals 14 9 RITUAL, a system of...
rivages 15 13 RIVAGE, (French) a s...
rivlins 16 13 RIVLIN, (Scots) a sh...
rivulus 17 14 a small tropical Ame...
rizards 16 17 RIZARD, (Scots) a re...
rizzars 19 25 RIZZAR, (Scots) to d...
rizzers 19 25 RIZZER, (Scots) to d...
rizzors 19 25 RIZZOR, (Scots) to d...
roaches 16 12 ROACH, to clip or tr...
roadeos 10 8 ROADEO, a competitio...
roadies 11 8 ROADIE, a person who...
roamers 12 10 ROAMER, one who roam...
roarers 11 7 ROARER, one who roar...
robalos 14 11 ROBALO, (Spanish) a...
robands 13 12 ROBAND, a piece of y...
robatas 13 10 ROBATA, (Japanese) a...
robbers 16 13 ROBBER, one that rob...
robbins 16 14 ROBBIN, a kind of pa...
robings 15 13 ROBING, the putting...
rochets 17 12 ROCHET, a close-fitt...
rockers 16 14 ROCKER, the rock dov...
rockets 16 14 ROCKET, to be projec...
rococos 17 13 ROCOCO, (French) a s...
rodents 11 9 RODENT, a gnawing ma...
rodings 13 11 RODING, a wood-cock'...
rodless 13 9 without a rod [adj]
rodneys 17 11 RODNEY, (Canadian) a...
roemers 12 10 ROEMER, a large drin...
roestis 12 7 ROESTI, a dish of gr...
rognons 11 11 ROGNON, (French) an...
roguers 13 10 ROGUER, a rogue [n]
rolfers 15 11 ROLFER, a manipulato...
rollers 14 9 ROLLER, a cylindrica...
rollies 14 9 ROLLIE, a hand-rolle...
rollups 17 13 ROLLUP, something th...
romages 13 12 ROMAGE, (Shakespeare...
romajis 15 19 ROMAJI, (Japanese) a...
romanos 11 11 ROMANO, (Italian) a...
romcoms 17 16 ROMCOM, a romantic c...
rompers 15 13 ROMPER, a one-piece...
rondels 12 10 RONDEL, (French) a v...
ronions 10 9 RONION, a mangy or s...
ronnels 11 10 RONNEL, an insectici...
ronnies 10 9 RONNIE, (slang) Dubl...
ronyons 16 11 RONYON, (Shakespeare...
ronzers 14 17 RONZER, (New Zealand...
roofers 13 10 ROOFER, one who supp...
roofies 13 10 ROOFIE, a tablet of...
rooibos 13 10 (Afrikaans) tea prep...
rookies 12 11 ROOKIE, a new recrui...
roomers 12 10 ROOMER, a lodger [n]
roomies 12 10 ROOMIE, (colloquial)...
roosers 11 7 ROOSER, (Scots) a bo...
rooters 11 7 ROOTER, a vocal supp...
rooties 11 7 ROOTY, military slan...
rootles 12 8 ROOTLE, to grub [v]
ropings 15 13 ROPING, the act of r...
roquets 20 17 ROQUET, to make such...
rorters 12 7 RORTER, a conman [n]
rosaces 14 10 ROSACE, (French) a r...
rosbifs 17 13 ROSBIF, (French) an...
roscoes 14 10 ROSCOE, (US slang) a...
rosiers 12 7 ROSIER, a rosebush,...
rossers 12 7 ROSSER, (slang) a po...
rosters 12 7 ROSTER, to put on a...
rosulas 13 9 ROSULA, a leaf-roset...
rotates 11 7 ROTATE, to turn like...
rotches 17 12 ROTCH, the little au...
rotguts 14 10 ROTGUT, (colloquial)...
rothers 14 9 ROTHER, (obsolete) a...
rotinis 12 8 ROTINI, (Italian) a...
rotolos 12 8 ROTOLO, (Italian) an...
rottans 11 8 ROTTAN, (dialect) a...
rottens 11 8 ROTTEN, a rat [n]
rotters 12 7 ROTTER, a scoundrel...
rotulas 13 9 ROTULA, (Latin) the...
rotunds 12 10 ROTUND, to round [v]
roubles 15 12 ROUBLE, a monetary u...
rouches 17 13 ROUCHE, (French) a f...
roucous 15 12 ROUCOU, a bright ora...
rounces 14 12 ROUNCE, part of a ha...
rousers 12 8 ROUSER, a person or...
routers 12 8 ROUTER, a two-handle...
routous 12 9 (archaic) like a rou...
rovings 15 14 ROVING, the act of r...
rowdies 15 11 ROWDY, a noisy, turb...
rowings 16 13 ROWING, the sport of...
rozzers 18 25 ROZZER, (slang) a po...
rubaces 17 14 RUBACE, a kind of ru...
rubatos 14 11 RUBATO, a musical pi...
rubbers 17 14 RUBBER, to provide w...
rubbies 17 14 RUBBY, (Canadian sla...
rubbles 18 15 RUBBLE, to reduce in...
rubigos 16 13 RUBIGO, red iron oxi...
rubines 14 12 RUBINE, (Spenser) a...
rubious 15 12 ruby coloured [adj]
ruboffs 19 17 RUBOFF, a deep impre...
rubouts 15 12 RUBOUT, an act of ru...
rubrics 19 14 RUBRIC, a passage in...
rubuses 15 12 RUBUS, (Latin) a gen...
ruckles 18 16 RUCKLE, to wrinkle o...
rucolas 16 12 RUCOLA, (Italian) a...
rudases 12 9 RUDAS, (Scots) a fou...
rudders 13 10 RUDDER, a vertical b...
ruddies 13 10 RUDDY, to redden [v]
ruddles 14 11 RUDDLE, to colour wi...
rudists 14 9 RUDIST, a cone-shape...
rueings 13 11 RUEING, repentance [...
ruelles 14 10 RUELLE, the space be...
ruffins 17 15 RUFFIN, (Spenser) a...
ruffles 18 15 RUFFLE, to disturb t...
rugbies 16 13 RUGBY, a form of foo...
ruggers 15 12 RUGGER, a form of fo...
rugolas 14 11 RUGOLA, (Italian) a...
rugosas 13 10 RUGOSA, a garden ros...
rugrats 14 10 RUGRAT, (colloquial)...
ruiners 12 9 RUINER, one who ruin...
ruinous 12 10 destructive [adj RUI...
rulings 15 12 RULING, an authorita...
rumakis 15 15 RUMAKI, (Japanese) a...
rumbles 17 15 RUMBLE, to make a de...
rumdums 16 16 RUMDUM, an alcoholic...
rumkins 15 16 RUMKIN, (obsolete) a...
rummers 15 14 RUMMER, (Dutch) a la...
rummies 15 14 RUMMY, a card game [...
rumness 13 12 the state of being o...
rumours 14 12 RUMOUR, to spread by...
rumpies 16 14 RUMPY, a Manx cat [n...
rumples 17 15 RUMPLE, to wrinkle,...
rumpots 16 14 RUMPOT, an alcoholic...
runches 17 14 RUNCH, a wild radish...
rundles 13 11 RUNDLE, a round, a r...
runkles 14 14 RUNKLE, to wrinkle,...
runless 13 10 scoring no runs in b...
runlets 13 10 RUNLET, a little bro...
runnels 12 11 RUNNEL, a little bro...
runners 11 10 RUNNER, one who runs...
runnets 11 10 RUNNET, (dialect) re...
runoffs 16 15 RUNOFF, a rainfall t...
runouts 12 10 RUNOUT, a dismissal...
runrigs 14 11 RUNRIG, (Scots) a sy...
runways 21 14 RUNWAY, a landing an...
rupiahs 17 13 RUPIAH, a monetary u...
rushees 14 10 RUSHEE, a college st...
rushers 15 10 RUSHER, in American...
russels 14 9 RUSSEL, a ribbed cot...
russets 13 8 RUSSET, to become re...
russias 13 8 RUSSIA, a fine brown...
rustics 17 11 RUSTIC, one who live...
rustles 14 9 RUSTLE, to steal cat...
rustres 13 8 RUSTRE, a lozenge pi...
rutiles 14 9 RUTILE, a reddish-br...
rutters 13 8 RUTTER, (obsolete) a...
ryokans 18 14 RYOKAN, (Japanese) a...
rypecks 25 19 RYPECK, a pole used...
sabbats 16 13 SABBAT, an assembly...
sabicus 18 14 SABICU, a Caribbean...
sabines 13 11 SABINE, an evergreen...
sabkhas 17 16 SABKHA, (Arabic) a b...
sacbuts 18 14 SACBUT, a medieval t...
sachems 18 15 SACHEM, a North Amer...
sachets 17 12 SACHET, a small plas...
sackers 16 14 SACKER, a position i...
sacless 16 11 quiet; peaceable; in...
sacques 23 20 SACQUE, a woman's lo...
sacrals 16 11 SACRAL, a vertebra o...
sacrums 17 14 SACRUM, a bone of th...
saddens 11 10 SADDEN, to make sad...
saddhus 15 12 SADDHU, (Sanskrit) a...
saddies 12 9 SADDIE, a dull unsoc...
saddles 13 10 SADDLE, to put a lea...
saddoes 11 9 SADDO, (slang) an un...
sadisms 14 11 SADISM, pleasure gai...
sadists 13 8 SADIST, one who infl...
sadness 11 9 the state of being s...
saeters 11 7 SAETER, (Norwegian)...
safaris 14 10 SAFARI, to go on a h...
safrols 15 11 SAFROL, a colourless...
sagbuts 16 13 SAGBUT, a medieval t...
sagenes 11 10 SAGENE, a network [n...
saggars 14 11 SAGGAR, to pack in a...
saggers 14 11 SAGGER, to pack in a...
sagoins 12 10 SAGOIN, a South Amer...
saguins 13 11 SAGUIN, a South Amer...
sahibas 16 12 SAHIBA, (Hindi) a la...
saikeis 13 11 SAIKEI, (Japanese) a...
sailers 13 8 SAILER, a vessel tha...
sailors 13 8 SAILOR, a member of...
saimins 13 11 SAIMIN, (Chinese) a...
saiques 20 17 SAIQUE, a Levantine...
saithes 14 9 SAITHE, the coalfish...
saiyids 19 10 SAIYID, (Arabic) a d...
sakiehs 15 13 SAKIEH, (Arabic) an...
salaams 13 11 SALAAM, (Arabic) to...
salades 12 9 SALADE, in medieval...
salamis 14 11 SALAMI, a seasoned s...
salices 16 11 SALIX, any of a genu...
salinas 12 9 SALINA, (Spanish) a...
salines 12 9 SALINE, a salt solut...
salivas 15 12 SALIVA, a fluid secr...
sallads 14 10 SALLAD, (archaic) a...
sallals 15 10 SALLAL, (Native Amer...
sallees 13 9 SALLEE, a species of...
sallets 14 9 SALLET, in medieval...
sallies 14 9 SALLY, to rush out s...
sallows 17 12 SALLOW, to make sall...
salmons 13 12 SALMON, any soft-fin...
saloons 11 9 SALOON, a large room...
saloops 14 11 SALOOP, a hot drink...
salpids 16 12 SALPID, a free-swimm...
salters 13 8 SALTER, a person who...
salties 13 8 SALTIE, a deep-sea v...
salukis 15 13 SALUKI, (Arabic) a g...
salutes 13 9 SALUTE, to greet wit...
salvers 15 12 SALVER, a tray or se...
salvias 15 12 SALVIA, a genus of p...
salvoes 14 12 SALVO, to discharge...
salvors 15 12 SALVOR, one who assi...
salwars 16 11 SALWAR, a long tunic...
samaans 11 11 SAMAAN, (Carib) the...
samaras 12 10 SAMARA, a propeller-...
sambals 16 14 SAMBAL, a food serve...
sambars 15 13 SAMBAR, a large Asia...
samboes 14 13 SAMBO, a colloquial...
samburs 16 14 SAMBUR, a large Asia...
samechs 18 15 SAMECH, (Hebrew) the...
samekhs 16 16 SAMEKH, (Hebrew) the...
samfoos 14 13 SAMFOO, (Chinese) an...
samiels 14 11 SAMIEL, a hot sand-l...
samites 13 10 SAMITE, a rich and h...
samitis 14 10 SAMITI, (Hindi) a po...
samlets 14 11 SAMLET, a young salm...
samlors 14 11 SAMLOR, a three-whee...
sammies 14 13 SAMMY, an Indian fru...
samosas 12 10 SAMOSA, (Hindi) a sm...
sampans 14 14 SAMPAN, (Chinese) a...
samples 16 14 SAMPLE, to test a sp...
samshus 16 13 SAMSHU, (Chinese) a...
sancais 14 11 SANCAI, (Chinese) in...
sanchos 16 13 SANCHO, (Ashanti) a...
sandals 12 10 SANDAL, to dress in...
sandeks 12 13 SANDEK, (Hebrew) a m...
sanders 11 9 sandalwood, esp. red...
sandhis 14 11 SANDHI, (Sanskrit) t...
sangars 12 10 SANGAR, (Pushtu) a t...
sangers 12 10 SANGER, (Australian...
sanghas 14 12 SANGHA, the Buddhist...
sanious 11 9 pertaining to sanies...
sanjaks 14 21 SANJAK, (Turkish) a...
sannies 10 9 SANNIE, (Scots) a sa...
sannops 12 12 SANNOP, (Native Amer...
sannups 13 13 SANNUP, (Native Amer...
sanpans 12 12 SANPAN, (Chinese) a...
sanpros 13 11 SANPRO, sanitary pro...
sansars 11 8 SANSAR, a cold, whis...
sanseis 11 8 SANSEI, a grandchild...
santals 12 9 SANTAL, sandalwood [...
santims 13 11 (Latvian) a former c...
santirs 12 8 SANTIR, a Persian st...
santols 12 9 SANTOL, a tropical t...
santons 10 9 SANTON, (Spanish) an...
santurs 12 9 SANTUR, (Arabic) an...
sapeles 14 11 SAPELE, a tropical t...
sapiens 13 11 (Latin) pertaining t...
sapless 15 11 lacking vitality [ad...
sapotas 13 10 SAPOTA, (Spanish) th...
sapotes 13 10 SAPOTE, a tropical A...
sapours 14 11 SAPOUR, flavour, als...
sappans 15 14 SAPPAN, (Malay) the...
sappers 16 13 SAPPER, a military e...
sapples 17 14 SAPPLE, (Scots) to w...
sarapes 13 10 SARAPE, (Spanish) a...
sarcous 15 11 composed or flesh or...
sardars 12 8 SARDAR, (Urdu) a nat...
sardels 13 9 SARDEL, a small fish...
sardius 13 9 a variety of quartz,...
sarmies 13 10 SARMIE, (South Afric...
sarneys 17 10 SARNEY, (colloquial)...
sarnies 11 8 SARNIE, (colloquial)...
sarodes 11 8 SARODE, (Hindi) an I...
sarongs 12 10 SARONG, (Malay) a so...
saroses 11 7 SAROS, the eclipse c...
sarsars 12 7 SARSAR, a cold, whis...
sarsens 11 8 SARSEN, a sandstone...
sartors 12 7 SARTOR, (Latin) a ta...
saruses 12 8 SARUS, (Hindi) a lar...
sashays 20 11 SASHAY, (colloquial)...
sasines 11 8 SASINE, (Scots) infe...
sassies 12 7 SASSY, the bark of a...
sastras 12 7 SASTRA, (Sanskrit) a...
satangs 12 10 SATANG, (Thai) a mon...
sataras 11 7 SATARA, (Hindi) a ri...
satcoms 16 13 SATCOM, satellite co...
sateens 10 8 SATEEN, a glossy cot...
satires 12 7 SATIRE, the use of r...
satnavs 13 12 SATNAV, (colloquial)...
satoris 12 7 SATORI, (Japanese) a...
satraps 14 10 SATRAP, a governor o...
satyras 18 9 SATYRA, a female sat...
satyres 18 9 SATYRE, in phrase se...
saucers 15 11 SAUCER, a small shal...
saugers 13 10 SAUGER, an American...
saulges 14 11 SAULGE, (Spenser) th...
saulies 13 9 SAULIE, (Scots) a hi...
saurels 13 9 SAUREL, (French) a m...
sauries 12 8 SAURY, a sharp-beake...
savages 14 13 SAVAGE, to attack or...
savants 13 12 SAVANT, (French) a l...
savates 13 11 SAVATE, (French) a F...
savines 13 12 SAVINE, a species of...
savings 15 14 SAVING, money laid a...
saviors 14 11 SAVIOR, one who save...
savours 14 12 SAVOUR, to taste or...
savveys 22 17 SAVVEY, (colloquial)...
savvies 16 15 SAVVY, to understand...
sawders 15 11 SAWDER, to flatter,...
sawings 16 13 SAWING, the act of s...
sawlogs 17 13 SAWLOG, a log large...
sawneys 20 13 SAWNEY, a foolish pe...
sawpits 18 13 SAWPIT, a pit in whi...
sawyers 21 12 SAWYER, one whose oc...
saxauls 19 16 SAXAUL, a low, thick...
saxists 19 14 SAXIST, a saxophone...
sayings 19 12 SAYING, a maxim, pro...
sayyids 25 12 SAYYID, (Arabic) a d...
sazhens 16 19 SAZHEN, (Russian) a...
scabies 17 13 a contagious skin in...
scaiths 18 12 SCAITH, to injure, a...
scalars 16 11 SCALAR, a mathematic...
scalers 16 11 SCALER, a person or...
scamels 17 14 SCAMEL, (Shakespeare...
scampis 19 16 SCAMPI, (Italian) cr...
scamtos 16 13 SCAMTO, the argot of...
scarabs 17 13 SCARAB, any scarabae...
scarers 15 10 SCARER, something or...
scarpas 17 13 SCARPA, to run away,...
scarphs 20 15 SCARPH, in carpentry...
scarres 15 10 SCARRE, (Scots) to s...
scarths 18 12 SCARTH, a cormorant,...
scarves 17 14 SCARF, a piece of cl...
scathes 17 12 SCATHE, to injure, a...
scazons 17 20 SCAZON, (Greek) a ch...
scenics 18 14 SCENIC, something sc...
scepsis 18 13 (Greek) philosophic...
scernes 14 11 SCERNE, (archaic) to...
schelms 20 16 SCHELM, (obsolete) a...
schemas 18 15 SCHEMA, (Greek) a sc...
schemes 18 15 SCHEME, to plan or p...
schisms 20 15 SCHISM, a division o...
schists 19 12 SCHIST, a type of me...
schizos 21 21 SCHIZO, (colloquial)...
schleps 21 16 SCHLEP, (Yiddish) to...
schloss 19 13 (German) a castle, p...
schlubs 22 17 SCHLUB, (Yiddish) a...
schmoes 18 15 SCHMOE, (Yiddish) a...
schmoos 18 15 (Yiddish) to chat in...
schnaps 19 16 (German) a kind of b...
schools 18 13 SCHOOL, to educate i...
schorls 19 13 SCHORL, (German) a m...
schouts 18 13 SCHOUT, (Dutch) a mu...
schriks 20 16 SCHRIK, a sudden fri...
schrods 18 13 SCHROD, a young cod,...
schtiks 20 16 SCHTIK, (Yiddish) a...
schtups 21 16 SCHTUP, (Yiddish) to...
schuits 19 13 SCHUIT, (Dutch) a fl...
schuyts 25 15 SCHUYT, (Dutch) a Du...
schwags 22 17 SCHWAG, (Yiddish) ch...
scillas 18 12 SCILLA, (Latin) any...
scirocs 19 13 SCIROC, (Italian) a...
sclaffs 21 17 SCLAFF, to strike th...
sclates 16 11 SCLATE, (Scots) slat...
sclaves 18 15 SCLAVE, (obsolete) a...
scleras 16 11 SCLERA, the outermos...
scleres 16 11 SCLERE, a sponge spi...
scliffs 22 17 SCLIFF, (Scots) a sm...
sconces 17 14 SCONCE, to entrench,...
scorers 15 10 SCORER, one that sco...
scorses 15 10 SCORSE, (obsolete) t...
scoters 15 10 SCOTER, a sea duck [...
scotias 15 10 SCOTIA, a concave mo...
scouses 15 11 SCOUSE, a type of me...
scouths 18 13 SCOUTH, (Scots) free...
scowths 21 15 SCOWTH, (Scots) free...
scozzas 21 28 SCOZZA, (Australian...
scrambs 19 16 SCRAMB, (dialect) to...
scrapes 17 13 SCRAPE, to rub and m...
scrawbs 21 16 SCRAWB, to scrape wi...
scrawls 20 14 SCRAWL, to write has...
scrawms 20 16 SCRAWM, (dialect) to...
scrawps 21 16 SCRAWP, (dialect) to...
scrayes 21 12 SCRAYE, the tern, al...
screaks 16 14 SCREAK, to creak [v]
screams 16 13 SCREAM, to utter a p...
screeds 15 11 SCREED, to tear; to...
screens 14 11 SCREEN, to provide w...
screets 15 10 SCREET, (dialect) to...
scribes 18 13 SCRIBE, to mark with...
scrikes 17 14 SCRIKE, to shriek, a...
scrimps 20 16 SCRIMP, to scratch a...
scrines 15 11 SCRINE, (obsolete) a...
scripts 19 13 SCRIPT, to prepare a...
scrives 18 14 SCRIVE, to write, es...
scrobes 17 13 SCROBE, a groove [n]
scrolls 18 12 SCROLL, to move text...
scromes 16 13 SCROME, (dialect) to...
scroops 17 13 SCROOP, to make a ha...
scrorps 18 13 SCRORP, (dialect) a...
scrotes 15 10 SCROTE, (slang) a wo...
scrowls 20 14 SCROWL, to draft, al...
scruffs 21 17 SCRUFF [n]
scrumps 20 17 SCRUMP, to gather wi...
scrunts 16 12 SCRUNT, (Scots) anyt...
scrutos 16 11 SCRUTO, a stage trap...
scruzes 19 20 SCRUZE, (obsolete) t...
scryers 22 12 SCRYER, one who scri...
scrynes 21 13 SCRYNE, (Spenser) a...
sculles 18 13 SCULLE, (obsolete) a...
sculpts 20 15 SCULPT, to form an i...
scunges 16 14 SCUNGE, to slink abo...
scuzzes 22 29 SCUZZ, dirt [n]
scyphus 27 18 a drinking vessel us...
scythes 24 14 SCYTHE, to cut with...
sdaines 11 9 SDAINE, (obsolete) t...
sdeigns 13 11 SDEIGN, (obsolete) t...
seabags 14 12 SEABAG, a bag used b...
seabeds 13 11 SEABED, the bottom o...
seadogs 12 10 SEADOG, an old sailo...
seahogs 14 11 SEAHOG, a porpoise [...
sealchs 18 13 SEALCH, (Scots) a se...
sealers 12 8 SEALER, one who hunt...
sealghs 16 12 SEALGH, (Scots) a se...
seamers 12 10 SEAMER, a ball deliv...
seances 13 11 SEANCE, (French) a s...
searats 11 7 SEARAT, a pirate [n]
searces 14 10 SEARCE, (obsolete) t...
seasons 10 8 SEASON, to improve f...
seaters 11 7 SEATER, someone or s...
seawans 13 11 SEAWAN, (Native Amer...
seaways 20 12 SEAWAY, an inland wa...
sebates 13 10 SEBATE, a salt of se...
secants 14 11 SECANT, a trigonomet...
secedes 14 11 SECEDE, to withdraw...
secerns 14 11 SECERN, to discern a...
seckels 17 15 SECKEL, a small redd...
seckles 17 15 SECKLE, a small redd...
seconds 14 12 SECOND, to support a...
secpars 17 13 SECPAR, a unit of as...
secrets 15 10 SECRET, something hi...
sectors 15 10 SECTOR, to divide in...
secures 15 11 SECURE, to make firm...
sedates 11 8 SEDATE, to tranquill...
seduces 15 12 SEDUCE, to lead astr...
seeders 11 8 SEEDER, one who seed...
seeings 12 10 SEEING, the act of o...
seekers 12 11 SEEKER, one who seek...
seemers 12 10 SEEMER, one who seem...
seeress 11 7 a female seer [n -ES...
seesaws 14 10 SEESAW, to move up a...
seethes 13 9 SEETHE, to surge or...
seggars 14 11 SEGGAR, a clay box i...
seghols 16 12 SEGHOL, (Hebrew) a v...
seiches 17 12 SEICHE, (French) a r...
seidels 13 9 SEIDEL, (German) a l...
seiners 11 8 SEINER, one who fish...
seisers 12 7 SEISER, one who seiz...
seisins 12 8 SEISIN, legal posses...
seisors 12 7 SEISOR, one who seiz...
seitans 11 8 SEITAN, a food made...
seitens 11 8 SEITEN, a food made...
seities 12 7 SEITY, personal iden...
seizers 15 16 SEIZER, one who seiz...
seizins 15 17 SEIZIN, legal posses...
seizors 15 16 SEIZOR, one that tak...
sekoses 12 11 SEKOS, (Greek) a sac...
selects 16 11 SELECT, to choose [v...
selfies 15 11 SELFIE, (Australian)...
selkies 14 12 SELKIE, (Scots) a se...
sellers 14 9 SELLER, one that sel...
selsyns 19 11 SELSYN, a type of re...
sembles 16 14 SEMBLE, to bring tog...
sememes 13 13 SEMEME, the smallest...
semises 13 10 SEMIS, (Latin) a coi...
semmits 15 13 SEMMIT, (Scots) a ve...
semsems 14 13 SEMSEM, an East Indi...
senates 10 8 SENATE, a governing...
sendals 12 10 SENDAL, a silk fabri...
senders 11 9 SENDER, one that sen...
sendups 14 13 SENDUP, a parody [n]
senecas 13 11 SENECA, a North Amer...
senegas 11 10 SENEGA, a North Amer...
senhors 13 10 SENHOR, (Spanish) a...
seniles 12 9 SENILE, one who exhi...
seniors 11 8 SENIOR, a person who...
senitis 12 8 SENITI, (Tongan) a m...
sennets 10 9 SENNET, (Shakespeare...
sennits 11 9 SENNIT, plaited stra...
senoras 10 8 SENORA, (Spanish) a...
senores 10 8 SENOR, (Spanish) a S...
senseis 11 8 SENSEI, (Japanese) a...
sensors 11 8 SENSOR, a device tha...
senvies 13 12 SENVY, (obsolete) mu...
sephens 15 13 SEPHEN, (Arabic) a l...
sepiums 16 14 SEPIUM, cuttlebone,...
septets 14 10 SEPTET, a group of s...
septics 18 13 SEPTIC, an agent pro...
septums 16 14 SEPTUM, a dividing m...
sequels 21 18 SEQUEL, something th...
sequins 20 18 SEQUIN, to apply shi...
serails 13 8 SERAIL, a harem, als...
serangs 12 10 SERANG, (Urdu) the b...
serapes 13 10 SERAPE, (Spanish) a...
seraphs 16 12 SERAPH, in Christian...
serdabs 14 11 SERDAB, a chamber wi...
sereins 11 8 SEREIN, (French) fin...
serenes 10 8 SERENE, to tranquill...
sergers 13 9 SERGER, a sewing mac...
serials 13 8 SERIAL, a literary o...
serines 11 8 SERINE, a polar amin...
serious 12 8 thoughtful or subdue...
seriphs 17 12 SERIPH, a decorative...
sermons 12 11 SERMON, to preach a...
seroons 10 8 SEROON, a crate, als...
seropus 14 11 a mixture of serum a...
serosas 11 7 SEROSA, (Latin) a th...
serrans 11 8 SERRAN, a fish of th...
serries 12 7 SERRY, to press clos...
servals 15 12 SERVAL, a long-legge...
servers 14 11 SERVER, one who serv...
sesames 12 10 SESAME, (Arabic) a p...
seselis 13 8 SESELI, a kind of um...
sestets 12 7 SESTET, a piece of m...
sestons 11 8 SESTON, (German) a v...
setness 11 8 the state of being s...
setoffs 16 13 SETOFF, something th...
setouts 12 8 SETOUT, a display [n...
settees 11 7 SETTEE, a long seat...
setters 12 7 SETTER, to treat wit...
settles 13 8 SETTLE, to place in...
setules 13 9 SETULE, a small bris...
sewages 15 12 SEWAGE, the waste ma...
sewings 16 13 SEWING, material tha...
sexings 19 17 SEXING, as in nuclea...
sexisms 20 17 SEXISM, prejudice or...
sexists 19 14 SEXIST, one who prac...
sexless 19 15 lacking sexual chara...
sexpots 20 17 SEXPOT, a sexually a...
sextans 17 15 a Roman gold coin [n...
sextets 18 14 SEXTET, a piece of m...
sextons 17 15 SEXTON, a church car...
sferics 18 13 (short for) atmosphe...
shackos 18 16 SHACKO, (Hungarian)...
shaders 14 10 SHADER, one who, or...
shadows 17 13 SHADOW, to make dark...
shadufs 17 14 SHADUF, (Arabic) a m...
shahids 17 12 SHAHID, (Arabic) a m...
shaikhs 18 15 SHAIKH, (Arabic) an...
shairds 15 10 SHAIRD, a fragment o...
shairns 14 10 SHAIRN, (Scots) cow-...
shakers 15 13 SHAKER, one who shak...
shakoes 14 13 SHAKO, (Hungarian) t...
shallis 17 11 SHALLI, a soft light...
shaloms 16 13 SHALOM, (Hebrew) in...
shalots 15 10 SHALOT, an onion wit...
shamals 16 13 SHAMAL, (Arabic) in...
shamans 14 13 SHAMAN, (Russian) a...
shambas 17 15 SHAMBA, (Swahili) in...
shamers 15 12 SHAMER, one who caus...
shammas 16 15 a minor official of...
shammes 16 15 (Yiddish) a minor of...
shammos 16 15 (Hebrew) the sexton...
shamois 15 12 a kind of leather ma...
shamoys 21 14 SHAMOY, to prepare s...
shantis 14 10 SHANTI, (Sanskrit) p...
shapens 15 13 SHAPEN, to shape [v]
shapers 16 12 SHAPER, one that sha...
sharers 14 9 SHARER, one that sha...
sharias 14 9 SHARIA, (Turkish) th...
sharifs 17 12 SHARIF, (Arabic) a d...
shashes 16 11 SHASH, to provide wi...
shastas 14 9 SHASTA, a flowering...
shaughs 18 14 SHAUGH, a thicket [n...
shavers 16 13 SHAVER, a youngster...
shavies 16 13 SHAVIE, (Scots) a tr...
shaykhs 24 17 SHAYKH, (Arabic) an...
sheaths 16 11 SHEATH, to put into...
sheaves 15 13 SHEAVE, to gather in...
sheepos 15 12 SHEEPO, (Australian...
sheeves 15 13 SHEEVE, the wheel of...
sheikhs 18 15 SHEIKH, (Arabic) an...
sheilas 15 10 SHEILA, (Australian...
shekels 16 14 SHEKEL, (Hebrew) the...
sheltas 15 10 SHELTA, (Irish) a se...
shelves 17 14 SHELVE, to place on...
shenais 13 10 SHENAI, (Bengali) a...
sheqels 23 19 SHEQEL, an ancient u...
sherias 14 9 SHERIA, (Turkish) th...
sherifs 17 12 SHERIF, a descendant...
sheroes 13 9 SHERO, a woman regar...
sherpas 16 12 SHERPA, an aide to,...
sherris 15 9 (archaic) sherry [n...
sheuchs 20 15 SHEUCH, to plant tem...
sheughs 18 14 SHEUGH, (Scots) to p...
shewels 18 13 SHEWEL, a scarecrow,...
shewers 17 12 SHEWER, one who shew...
shibahs 19 14 SHIBAH, (Hebrew) a p...
shields 16 11 SHIELD, to protect f...
shikars 16 13 SHIKAR, to hunt (ani...
shikras 16 13 SHIKRA, (Hindi) a sm...
shiksas 16 13 SHIKSA, (Yiddish) a...
shikses 16 13 SHIKSE, (Yiddish) a...
shindys 21 13 SHINDY, a commotion,...
shiners 14 10 SHINER, a black eye...
shiness 14 10 (obsolete) shyness [...
shinies 14 10 SHINY, a bright obje...
shinjus 17 20 SHINJU, (Japan) a ri...
shinnes 13 11 SHINNE, (archaic) ch...
shippos 19 15 SHIPPO, (Japanese) a...
shirras 15 9 SHIRRA, a law-enforc...
shishas 17 11 SHISHA, (Urdu) a kin...
shitzus 19 19 SHITZU, (Chinese) a...
shivahs 19 15 SHIVAH, (Hebrew) in...
shivers 17 13 SHIVER, to tremble w...
shivoos 16 13 SHIVOO, (Australian...
shlepps 20 16 SHLEPP, (Yiddish) to...
shlocks 20 17 SHLOCK, (Yiddish) in...
shlongs 16 13 SHLONG, (slang) a pe...
shlumps 20 17 SHLUMP, (Yiddish) to...
shmears 15 12 SHMEAR [n]
shmeers 15 12 SHMEER, to bribe, al...
shmocks 20 19 SHMOCK, (Yiddish) a...
shmucks 21 20 SHMUCK, (Yiddish) a...
shnapps 18 16 (German) a kind of b...
shnooks 14 14 SHNOOK, (Yiddish) an...
shochus 20 15 SHOCHU, (Japanese) a...
shoders 14 10 SHODER, a package of...
shofars 16 12 SHOFAR, a horn blown...
shoguns 15 13 SHOGUN, (Japanese) a...
sholoms 16 13 SHOLOM [n]
shooles 14 10 SHOOLE, (dialect) to...
shooras 13 9 SHOORA, (Arabic) the...
shoppes 18 15 SHOPPE, a small stor...
shorans 13 10 SHORAN, a system of...
shorers 14 9 SHORER, one who prop...
shottes 14 9 SHOTTE, a young pig,...
shoughs 18 14 SHOUGH, a shaggy lap...
shouses 14 10 SHOUSE, (Australian...
shovels 17 14 SHOVEL, to use a dig...
shovers 16 13 SHOVER, one who shov...
showers 17 12 SHOWER, to bathe in...
shreeks 15 13 SHREEK, (Shakespeare...
shreiks 16 13 SHREIK, (Milton) to...
shrieks 16 13 SHRIEK, to utter a s...
shrifts 18 12 SHRIFT, (archaic) a...
shrikes 16 13 SHRIKE, to shriek, a...
shrills 18 11 SHRILL, to utter a h...
shrimps 19 15 SHRIMP, to catch sma...
shrines 14 10 SHRINE, to place on...
shrinks 16 14 SHRINK, to contract...
shrives 17 13 SHRIVE, to hear a co...
shroffs 19 15 SHROFF, to test coin...
shrooms 15 12 SHROOM, to take magi...
shrouds 15 11 SHROUD, to attire in...
shroves 16 13 SHROVE, to celebrate...
shtchis 21 14 SHTCHI, (Russian) a...
shtetls 16 10 SHTETL, (Yiddish) fo...
shticks 20 16 SHTICK, (Yiddish) a...
shtooks 15 13 SHTOOK, (Yiddish) tr...
shtucks 20 17 SHTUCK, (Yiddish) tr...
shuftis 18 13 SHUFTI, (colloquial)...
shushes 17 12 SHUSH, to hush [v]
shyness 20 12 the state of being s...
shypoos 22 14 SHYPOO, (Australian...
sialids 14 9 SIALID, an alderfly,...
sialons 12 9 SIALON, a type of ce...
sickees 16 14 SICKEE, a day off wo...
sickens 16 15 SICKEN, to make sick...
sickies 17 14 SICKIE, a day off wo...
sickles 18 15 SICKLE, to harvest w...
siddhas 15 11 SIDDHA, (Sanskrit) o...
siddhis 16 11 SIDDHI, (Sanskrit) i...
siddurs 14 10 SIDDUR, (Hebrew) a J...
sidings 14 11 SIDING, a short rail...
sidlers 14 9 SIDLER, one who sidl...
siecles 16 11 SIECLE, (French) a c...
siegers 13 9 SIEGER, one who besi...
siemens 12 11 a unit of electrical...
siennas 10 9 SIENNA, (Italian) a...
sierras 12 7 SIERRA, (Spanish) a...
siestas 12 7 SIESTA, (Spanish) a...
sifakas 15 14 SIFAKA, (Malagasy) a...
siffles 18 14 SIFFLE, to whistle,...
sifters 15 10 SIFTER, one who, or...
sighers 16 11 SIGHER, one who sigh...
signals 14 11 SIGNAL, to make a si...
signees 12 10 SIGNEE, a signer of...
signers 13 10 SIGNER, one that sig...
signets 13 10 SIGNET, to mark with...
signors 13 10 SIGNOR, an Italian t...
siksiks 16 15 SIKSIK, an Arctic gr...
silages 14 10 SILAGE, to harvest a...
silanes 12 9 SILANE, a gas, silic...
silenes 12 9 SILENE, a flowering...
silents 13 9 SILENT, a silent fil...
silenus 13 10 (Latin) a satyrlike...
silexes 19 15 SILEX, (Latin) finel...
silicas 17 11 SILICA, silicon diox...
silkens 14 13 SILKEN, to make soft...
silkies 15 12 SILKIE, (Scots) a se...
sillers 15 9 SILLER, (Scots) silv...
sillies 15 9 SILLY, a silly perso...
silvans 15 13 SILVAN, one that liv...
silvers 16 12 SILVER, to cover wit...
silvics 20 15 the study of forest...
simchas 19 15 SIMCHA, (Hebrew) a J...
simians 13 11 SIMIAN, an ape or mo...
similes 15 11 SIMILE, a figure of...
simious 14 11 apelike, also SIMIAL...
simkins 15 15 SIMKIN, an Urdu corr...
simlins 15 12 SIMLIN, a variety of...
simmers 15 13 SIMMER, to cook just...
simnels 14 12 SIMNEL, a fruitcake...
simooms 14 13 SIMOOM, a hot, dry d...
simoons 12 11 SIMOON, a hot, dry d...
simorgs 15 12 SIMORG, (Persian) a...
simpais 16 13 SIMPAI, (Malay) a lo...
simpers 16 13 SIMPER, to smirk in...
simples 17 14 SIMPLE, (archaic) to...
simurgs 16 13 SIMURG, (Persian) a...
sindons 11 10 SINDON, (archaic) a...
singers 13 10 SINGER, one that sin...
singles 14 11 SINGLE, to select fr...
sinkers 13 12 SINKER, a weight for...
sinless 13 9 without sin [adj SIN...
sinners 11 9 SINNER, to transgres...
sinnets 11 9 SINNET, plaited stra...
sinopis 14 11 (Latin) a reddish-br...
sinters 12 8 SINTER, to make cohe...
sinuous 12 10 characterized by cur...
sinuses 12 9 SINUS, a cranial cav...
siphons 16 13 SIPHON, to draw off...
sippers 17 13 SIPPER, one who sips...
sippets 17 13 SIPPET, a small piec...
sipples 18 14 SIPPLE, to sip at le...
sircars 16 10 SIRCAR, (Urdu) the s...
sirdars 13 8 SIRDAR, (Urdu) a nat...
sirings 14 10 SIRING, the act of b...
sirkars 14 11 SIRKAR, (Urdu) the s...
sirrahs 15 9 SIRRAH, (archaic) a...
sirrees 12 7 SIRREE, (US) a mode...
siskins 14 12 SISKIN, a small gree...
sissies 13 7 SISSY, a weak, girli...
sissoos 12 7 SISSOO, (Hindi) an I...
sisters 13 7 SISTER, to treat lik...
sitcoms 17 13 SITCOM, (colloquial)...
sithens 14 10 (Shakespeare) since;...
sitings 14 10 SITING, the act of s...
sitreps 15 10 SITREP, a report on...
sittars 13 7 SITTAR, (Urdu) an In...
sitters 13 7 SITTER, one who sits...
situses 13 8 SITUS, (Latin) the p...
sixains 18 15 SIXAIN, a stanza of...
sixties 19 14 SIXTY, a number [n]
sizings 17 19 SIZING, the substanc...
sizisms 18 19 SIZISM, prejudice ag...
sizists 17 16 SIZIST, one who pays...
sizzles 20 26 SIZZLE, to fry with...
skaiths 16 13 SKAITH, (obsolete) t...
skarths 16 13 SKARTH, (Scots) a co...
skaters 13 11 SKATER, one who skat...
skatols 14 12 SKATOL, a crystallin...
skeanes 11 12 SKEANE, a length of...
skelums 16 16 SKELUM, (Scots) a sc...
skepsis 16 14 (Greek) philosophica...
skewers 16 14 SKEWER, to pierce wi...
skibobs 18 17 SKIBOB, to travel in...
skidoos 13 12 SKIDOO, to ride a sk...
skiings 15 14 SKIING, the sport of...
skivers 16 15 SKIVER, (dialect) to...
sklates 14 12 SKLATE, (Scots) to c...
sklents 14 13 SKLENT, (Scots) to s...
skliffs 20 18 SKLIFF [n]
skoshes 15 13 SKOSH, (Japanese) a...
skreens 12 12 SKREEN, a screen, es...
skrikes 15 15 SKRIKE, (dialect) to...
skrimps 18 17 SKRIMP, to scratch a...
skronks 14 16 SKRONK, music that i...
skrumps 18 18 SKRUMP, (colloquial)...
skryers 20 13 SKRYER, one who scri...
skycaps 25 19 SKYCAP, a porter in...
skylabs 23 17 SKYLAB, an experimen...
skyless 21 14 without a sky [adj]
skyphos 24 18 a drinking vessel us...
skyways 29 18 SKYWAY, an elevated...
slahals 16 11 SLAHAL, a team game...
slairgs 15 10 SLAIRG, (Scots) to s...
slakers 14 12 SLAKER, one who slak...
slaloms 15 12 SLALOM, (Norwegian)...
slashes 15 10 SLASH, to cut with v...
slaters 13 8 SLATER, one who roof...
slavers 15 12 SLAVER, to drool [v]
slaveys 21 14 SLAVEY, a female ser...
slayers 19 10 SLAYER, one that sla...
sleaves 14 12 SLEAVE, to separate...
sleazes 15 17 SLEAZE [n]
sleazos 15 17 SLEAZO, a sleazy per...
sledges 14 11 SLEDGE, to convey on...
sleeves 14 12 SLEEVE, to supply wi...
sleighs 17 12 SLEIGH, to ride in a...
sleuths 16 11 SLEUTH, to act as a...
slicers 17 11 SLICER, one that sli...
sliders 14 9 SLIDER, a person who...
slieves 15 12 SLIEVE, (Irish) a mo...
slights 18 12 SLIGHT, to treat wit...
slipups 19 15 SLIPUP, a mistake [n...
slishes 16 10 SLISH, (Shakespeare)...
slivers 16 12 SLIVER, to cut into...
slogans 13 11 SLOGAN, a motto adop...
slokens 13 13 SLOKEN, (Scots) to q...
slopers 15 11 SLOPER, a native or...
sloshes 15 10 SLOSH, to move with...
sloughs 17 13 SLOUGH, to cast off...
slovens 14 13 SLOVEN, a slovenly p...
sludges 15 12 SLUDGE, to cover wit...
sluices 17 12 SLUICE, to wash with...
slurves 16 13 SLURVE, a type of pi...
slushes 16 11 SLUSH, to splash wit...
slyness 19 11 the state of being s...
smaltos 14 11 SMALTO, (Italian) a...
smashes 15 12 SMASH, to shatter vi...
smeaths 15 12 SMEATH, (dialect) a...
smeeths 15 12 SMEETH [n]
smegmas 15 15 SMEGMA, fatty matter...
smeuses 13 11 SMEUSE, (dialect) a...
smidges 15 13 SMIDGE, a very small...
smights 18 14 SMIGHT, (Spenser) to...
smilers 15 11 SMILER, one who smil...
smilets 15 11 SMILET, (Shakespeare...
smileys 21 13 SMILEY, a set of cha...
smilies 15 11 SMILEY, a set of cha...
smiters 14 10 SMITER, one who smit...
smoiles 14 11 SMOILE, (obsolete) t...
smokers 14 14 SMOKER, one that smo...
smokeys 20 16 SMOKEY, a police off...
smokies 14 14 SMOKIE, (Scots) a sm...
smooges 13 12 SMOOGE, (Australian...
smooths 15 12 SMOOTH, to make smoo...
smouses 13 11 SMOUSE, (Yiddish) to...
smoyles 20 13 SMOYLE, (obsolete) t...
smritis 15 10 SMRITI, (Sanskrit) a...
smudges 15 14 SMUDGE, to smear or...
smushes 16 13 SMUSH, to crush [v]
snarers 11 8 SNARER, one who sets...
snashes 13 10 SNASH, to talk abusi...
snastes 11 8 SNASTE, (dialect) a...
snathes 13 10 SNATHE, the curved h...
sneaths 13 10 SNEATH, the curved h...
snebbes 15 14 SNEBBE, to reprimand...
sneezes 13 17 SNEEZE, to make a su...
snipers 14 11 SNIPER, one who snip...
snivels 15 13 SNIVEL, to cry or wh...
snooses 10 8 SNOOSE, chewing toba...
snoozes 13 17 SNOOZE, to sleep lig...
snorers 11 8 SNORER, one who snor...
snubbes 16 15 SNUBBE, (archaic) a...
snudges 13 12 SNUDGE, to be snug a...
snushes 14 11 SNUSH, (obsolete) to...
soakers 12 11 SOAKER, a small piec...
soapers 13 10 SOAPER, a serial mel...
soapies 13 10 SOAPIE, a serial mel...
soarers 11 7 SOARER, a person who...
sobbers 16 13 SOBBER, one who sobs...
soboles 14 11 SOBOLE, a creeping u...
socages 15 12 SOCAGE, a form of fe...
soccers 18 13 SOCCER, a type of ba...
socials 16 11 SOCIAL, a social eve...
sockets 16 14 SOCKET, to provide w...
soddens 11 10 SODDEN, to make or b...
soddies 12 9 SODDY, a house built...
sodgers 13 10 SODGER, to soldier [...
sodiums 14 12 SODIUM, a metallic e...
soffits 17 13 SOFFIT, the undersid...
softens 13 11 SOFTEN, to make soft...
softies 14 10 SOFTY, a sentimental...
soirees 11 7 SOIREE, (French) an...
solaces 15 11 SOLACE, to console [...
solands 12 10 SOLAND, the common g...
solanos 11 9 SOLANO, (Spanish) a...
solates 12 8 SOLATE, to convert o...
soldans 12 10 SOLDAN, (archaic) th...
solders 13 9 SOLDER, to join toge...
soleras 12 8 SOLERA, (Spanish) a...
solidus 14 10 (Latin) a Roman gold...
solions 12 9 SOLION, an electroni...
solives 15 12 SOLIVE, a joist or b...
sollars 14 9 SOLLAR [n]
sollers 14 9 SOLLER, (archaic) an...
soluses 13 9 SOLUS, a poster or a...
solutes 13 9 SOLUTE, the minor co...
solvers 15 12 SOLVER, one who solv...
sombers 15 13 SOMBER, to make somb...
sombres 15 13 SOMBRE, to make somb...
somites 13 10 SOMITE, a body segme...
somonis 12 11 SOMONI, the standard...
sonants 10 9 SONANT, a sound made...
sonatas 10 8 SONATA, (Italian) a...
sonders 11 9 SONDER, a class of s...
soneris 11 8 SONERI, (Hindi) a cl...
sonless 12 9 without a son [adj]
sonnets 10 9 SONNET, to compose a...
sonnies 10 9 SONNY, (colloquial)...
sontags 12 10 SONTAG, a woman's kn...
sonties 11 8 a mild oath, sanctit...
soogees 11 9 SOOGEE, to clean a s...
soogies 12 9 SOOGIE, to clean a s...
soojeys 19 18 SOOJEY, a solution o...
soolers 12 8 SOOLER, one who sool...
sooners 10 8 SOONER, one who sett...
soothes 13 9 SOOTHE, to calm, or...
sophies 16 12 SOPHY, a ruler of Pe...
sopites 14 10 SOPITE, to put to sl...
sorages 12 9 SORAGE, a hawk in it...
sorbets 14 10 SORBET, a water-ice...
sordors 12 8 SORDOR, (Latin) refu...
sorells 14 9 SORELL, (Shakespeare...
sorexes 17 14 SOREX, the common sh...
sorghos 15 11 SORGHO, a variety of...
sorings 13 10 SORING, the practise...
sorites 12 7 (Greek) a string of...
sorners 11 8 SORNER, one who obtr...
soroses 11 7 SOROSIS, (Greek) a f...
sorosis 12 7 (Greek) a fleshy fru...
sorrels 13 8 SORREL, reddish-brow...
sorrows 15 10 SORROW, to grieve [v...
sortals 13 8 SORTAL, a concept in...
sorters 12 7 SORTER, one that sor...
sorties 12 7 SORTIE, to attack su...
souaris 12 8 SOUARI, a tree of Gu...
soucars 15 11 SOUCAR, (Hindi) a Hi...
soudans 11 10 SOUDAN, a Muslim rul...
soukous 13 13 (French) a form of C...
soupers 14 11 SOUPER, in Ireland,...
souples 15 12 SOUPLE, to make supp...
sources 15 11 SOURCE, to originate...
sourses 12 8 SOURSE, (Spenser) a...
sousers 12 8 SOUSER, a drunkard [...
soutars 12 8 SOUTAR, (Scots) a sh...
souters 12 8 SOUTER, (Scots) a sh...
souties 12 8 SOUTIE, (South Afric...
soviets 14 11 SOVIET, a legislativ...
sovrans 13 12 SOVRAN, a sovereign...
sowbugs 19 16 SOWBUG, a woodlouse...
sowcars 18 13 SOWCAR, (Hindi) a Hi...
sowders 15 11 SOWDER, as in soft s...
sowings 16 13 SOWING, the act of s...
sowsses 15 10 SOWSSE, (Spenser) to...
sowters 15 10 SOWTER, (Scots) a co...
soyuzes 21 19 SOYUZ, a Soviet mann...
sozines 14 17 SOZINE, a type of pr...
sozzles 19 26 SOZZLE, to intoxicat...
spacers 17 13 SPACER, someone who,...
spaders 14 11 SPADER, one who, or...
spadoes 13 11 SPADO, (Latin) a cas...
spahees 15 12 SPAHEE, (Turkish) fo...
spaings 15 13 SPAING, staying at a...
spalles 16 12 SPALLE, (Spenser) th...
sparers 14 10 SPARER, one who spar...
sparges 15 12 SPARGE, to sprinkle...
sparids 15 11 SPARID, any of a fam...
sparkes 15 14 SPARKE, (Spenser) a...
sparres 14 10 SPARRE, (archaic) a...
sparths 17 12 SPARTH, (archaic) a...
spathes 16 12 SPATHE, a large shea...
spaulds 16 13 SPAULD, (Scots) the...
spavies 16 14 SPAVIE, (Scots) spav...
spavins 16 15 SPAVIN, a disease of...
spayads 20 13 SPAYAD, (obsolete) a...
spazzes 20 28 SPAZZ, (slang) to la...
species 17 13 (Latin) a population...
speedos 13 11 SPEEDO, (colloquial)...
speises 14 10 SPEISE, (German) a m...
spences 16 14 SPENCE, a pantry, al...
spenses 13 11 SPENSE, a pantry, al...
speoses 13 10 SPEOS, (Greek) a gro...
sperres 14 10 SPERRE, (Spenser) to...
sperses 14 10 SPERSE, (archaic) to...
spewers 17 13 SPEWER, one who spew...
sphaers 16 12 SPHAER, (obsolete) a...
sphears 16 12 SPHEAR, (archaic) a...
sphenes 15 13 SPHENE, the mineral...
spheres 16 12 SPHERE, to form into...
spicers 18 13 SPICER, (obsolete) a...
spiders 15 11 SPIDER [n]
spights 19 14 SPIGHT, (Spenser) to...
spigots 16 12 SPIGOT, a peg for a...
spikers 16 14 SPIKER, a device for...
spilths 19 13 SPILTH, that which i...
spinals 15 12 SPINAL, an injection...
spinars 14 11 SPINAR, a rapidly sp...
spinels 15 12 SPINEL, any mineral...
spinets 14 11 SPINET, a musical in...
spinors 14 11 SPINOR, a type of ma...
spinous 14 12 covered with thorns,...
spintos 14 11 SPINTO, (Italian) a...
spirals 16 11 SPIRAL, to move in s...
spireas 14 10 SPIREA, (Greek) a gr...
spirems 16 13 SPIREM, a filament f...
spirics 19 13 SPIRIC, a curve, the...
spirits 16 10 SPIRIT, to carry off...
spitals 16 11 SPITAL, (archaic) a...
spitzes 18 19 SPITZ, (German) a br...
splakes 16 15 SPLAKE, a freshwater...
spleens 14 12 SPLEEN, a ductless o...
splents 15 12 SPLENT, a contrivanc...
splices 19 14 SPLICE, to join at b...
spliffs 21 17 SPLIFF, (slang) a ma...
splines 15 12 SPLINE, to provide w...
splints 16 12 SPLINT, to put a spl...
splores 15 11 SPLORE, (Scots) a fr...
splurts 17 12 SPLURT, to gush fort...
sponges 14 13 SPONGE, to wipe with...
sposhes 16 12 SPOSH, (US) slush [n...
spouses 14 11 SPOUSE, to betroth,...
sprains 14 11 SPRAIN, to injure by...
sprangs 15 13 SPRANG, a weaving te...
sprawls 19 14 SPRAWL, to stretch o...
spreads 14 11 SPREAD, to stretch o...
spredds 15 12 SPREDD, (obsolete) t...
sprents 14 11 SPRENT, to spring or...
springs 16 13 SPRING, to leap upwa...
sprints 15 11 SPRINT, to run at to...
sprites 15 10 SPRITE, an elf or fa...
sprouts 15 11 SPROUT, to begin to...
spruces 18 14 SPRUCE, to make smar...
spruiks 17 15 SPRUIK, (Australian...
spruits 16 11 SPRUIT, (Afrikaans)...
spulyes 22 14 SPULYE, (Scots) to p...
spumous 16 15 spumy, full of spume...
spunges 15 14 SPUNGE, (obsolete) a...
spurges 16 13 SPURGE, a plant of g...
spurnes 14 12 SPURNE, (Spenser) to...
spycams 25 18 SPYCAM, a camera set...
spyings 22 15 SPYING, the act of s...
squails 22 18 SQUAIL, to pelt with...
squalls 23 19 SQUALL, to rain or b...
squames 21 20 SQUAME, a scale, als...
squares 20 17 SQUARE, to make equa...
squarks 22 21 SQUARK, the hypothet...
squawks 25 24 SQUAWK, to utter a l...
squeaks 21 21 SQUEAK, to make a sh...
squeals 21 18 SQUEAL, to utter a s...
squiers 21 17 SQUIER, (Shakespeare...
squills 24 19 SQUILL, a blue wild...
squints 21 18 SQUINT, to look with...
squires 21 17 SQUIRE, to escort [v...
squirls 23 18 SQUIRL, an ornamenta...
squirms 23 20 SQUIRM, to wriggle [...
squirrs 22 17 SQUIRR, to scour, se...
squirts 22 17 SQUIRT, to throw out...
sradhas 14 10 SRADHA, (Sanskrit) a...
stables 15 11 STABLE, to put in a...
stachys 24 14 a labiate plant [n -...
stactes 15 10 STACTE, a sweet-smel...
staddas 12 9 STADDA, a comb-maker...
stadias 12 8 STADIA, a graduated...
stagers 13 9 STAGER, an experienc...
staiths 15 9 STAITH, a wharf for...
stakers 13 11 STAKER, one that mar...
stalags 14 10 STALAG, (German) a G...
stalkos 14 12 STALKO, (Irish) a ge...
stamens 12 11 STAMEN, the male par...
stamnos 12 11 (Greek) an ancient G...
stances 14 11 STANCE, a manner of...
stanols 12 9 STANOL, a drug taken...
stanzas 14 17 STANZA, a division o...
stanzes 14 17 STANZE, (Shakespeare...
stanzos 14 17 STANZO, (Shakespeare...
staples 15 11 STAPLE, to fasten wi...
starers 12 7 STARER, one who star...
starets 12 7 a spiritual adviser...
starves 14 11 STARVE, to die from...
stashes 14 9 STASH, to store in a...
staters 12 7 STATER, (Greek) an a...
statics 16 10 the science of force...
statins 12 8 STATIN, a type of dr...
stators 12 7 STATOR, a part of a...
stattos 12 7 STATTO, (colloquial)...
statuas 12 8 STATUA, (obsolete) a...
statues 12 8 STATUE, a three-dime...
stayers 18 9 STAYER, one who stay...
staynes 17 10 STAYNE, (Spenser) to...
stayres 18 9 STAYRE, (Spenser) a...
steales 12 8 STEALE, (Scots) a ha...
steanes 10 8 STEANE, to line e.g....
steares 11 7 STEARE, (archaic) a...
steddes 12 9 STEDDE, (Spenser) to...
steeves 13 11 STEEVE, to stow in t...
stellas 14 9 STELLA, a former coi...
stemmas 14 13 STEMMA, (Greek) a di...
stemmes 14 13 STEMME, (Spenser) to...
steppes 16 13 STEPPE, (Russian) on...
stereos 11 7 STEREO, to make a ty...
sterols 13 8 STEROL, a solid high...
sterves 14 11 STERVE, (Spenser) to...
stevens 13 12 STEVEN, (dialect) a...
stevias 14 11 STEVIA, a South Amer...
stewers 15 10 STEWER, one who stew...
stichos 18 12 (Greek) a stichometr...
stifles 16 11 STIFLE, to smother [...
stigmas 15 12 STIGMA, a mark of di...
stigmes 15 12 STIGME, (Greek) a do...
stilets 14 8 STILET, a small poni...
stimies 14 10 STIMIE, to thwart, s...
stinges 13 10 STINGE, a stingy per...
stingos 13 10 STINGO, a strong ale...
stipels 16 11 STIPEL, the stipule...
stirpes 15 10 STIRPS, (Latin) a br...
stirras 13 7 STIRRA, (Scots) a re...
stirres 13 7 STIRRE [v]
stivers 15 11 STIVER, (Dutch) a fo...
stodges 13 10 STODGE, to stuff ful...
stogeys 19 11 STOGEY, a long, slen...
stogies 13 9 STOGIE, a long, slen...
stokers 13 11 STOKER, a person who...
stolons 12 9 STOLON, (Latin) a ru...
stoners 11 8 STONER, one who ston...
stonies 11 8 STONY, aphetic for a...
stonnes 10 9 STONNE, (obsolete) t...
stooges 12 9 STOOGE, to act as a...
stoopes 13 10 STOOPE, (Shakespeare...
stoozes 14 16 STOOZE, to borrow mo...
stopers 14 10 STOPER, one that sto...
storers 12 7 STORER, one who stor...
storeys 18 9 STOREY, a horizontal...
storges 13 9 STORGE, (Greek) natu...
stories 12 7 STORY, to relate an...
stosses 12 7 STOSS, the side of a...
stotins 12 8 STOTIN, a monetary u...
stounds 12 10 STOUND, to ache, thr...
stoures 12 8 STOURE, (archaic) tu...
stouths 15 10 STOUTH, (Scots) thef...
stovers 14 11 STOVER, (archaic) th...
stovies 14 11 (Scots) a thick stew...
stowers 15 10 STOWER, one who stow...
stownds 15 12 STOWND, to ache, thr...
stowres 15 10 STOWRE, (Scots) a ba...
strafes 14 10 STRAFE, (German) to...
straffs 17 13 STRAFF, (German) to...
straiks 14 11 STRAIK, to stroke, a...
strains 12 8 STRAIN, to exert to...
straits 13 7 STRAIT, to confine [...
strakes 13 11 STRAKE, the planking...
stramps 16 13 STRAMP, (Scots) to t...
strands 12 9 STRAND, to leave in...
stratas 12 7 STRATA, (Latin) a la...
straths 15 9 STRATH, (Scots) a va...
stratus 13 8 (Latin) a low-lying...
streaks 13 11 STREAK, to cover wit...
streams 13 10 STREAM, to flow in a...
streeks 13 11 STREEK, to stretch;...
streels 13 8 STREEL, (Irish) to t...
streets 12 7 STREET, to provide w...
strenes 11 8 STRENE, (Spenser) st...
stricks 18 14 STRICK, a bunch of h...
strides 13 8 STRIDE, to walk with...
strifes 15 10 STRIFE, contention o...
strifts 16 10 STRIFT, a struggle [...
strikes 14 11 STRIKE, to hit [v]
strines 12 8 STRINE, (Australian...
strings 14 10 STRING, to provide w...
stripes 15 10 STRIPE, to mark with...
strives 15 11 STRIVE, to try hard...
stroams 13 10 STROAM, to wander ab...
strobes 14 10 STROBE, to produce v...
strokes 13 11 STROKE, to rub gentl...
strolls 15 9 STROLL, to walk in a...
strombs 16 13 STROMB, a very large...
stronds 12 9 STROND, (Spenser) a...
strouds 13 9 STROUD, a kind of co...
stroups 15 11 STROUP, a spout [n]
strouts 13 8 STROUT, to swell; to...
strumas 14 11 STRUMA, (Latin) a di...
strunts 13 9 STRUNT, to walk with...
stuccos 19 14 STUCCO, to coat with...
studies 13 9 STUDY, to apply ones...
studios 13 9 STUDIO, an artist's...
stumers 14 11 STUMER, (slang) a co...
stupids 16 12 STUPID, a stupid per...
stupors 15 11 STUPOR, a state of r...
sturnus 13 10 (Latin) any bird of...
stylees 19 10 STYLEE, a facetious...
stylers 20 10 STYLER, one who styl...
stylets 20 10 STYLET, a small poni...
stylops 22 13 a genus of insects i...
stymies 20 12 STYMIE, to thwart, s...
stypsis 22 12 (Greek) the use, act...
subacts 18 14 SUBACT, to subdue [v...
subbass 17 14 a pedal stop produci...
subbies 17 14 SUBBY, (Australian s...
subdebs 17 15 SUBDEB, (Short for)...
subdews 18 15 SUBDEW, to bring und...
subdues 15 13 SUBDUE, to bring und...
subfeus 17 15 SUBFEU, to grant lan...
subgums 18 17 SUBGUM, (Chinese) a...
sublets 16 12 SUBLET, to rent leas...
sublots 16 12 SUBLOT, a subdivisio...
submiss 17 14 (archaic) submissive...
submits 17 14 SUBMIT, to yield to...
subnets 14 12 SUBNET, a system con...
suborns 14 12 SUBORN, to induce to...
subsets 15 11 SUBSET, a mathematic...
suburbs 18 15 SUBURB, a residentia...
subways 24 16 SUBWAY, to travel by...
succahs 21 16 SUCCAH, (Hebrew) a s...
success 19 14 the attainment of so...
succors 19 14 SUCCOR, to go to the...
succous 19 15 of or like succus, j...
succuss 20 15 to shake violently [...
suckens 16 16 SUCKEN, a feudal dis...
suckers 17 15 SUCKER, to strip off...
suckets 17 15 SUCKET, (obsolete) a...
suckles 18 16 SUCKLE, to feed mild...
sudates 12 9 SUDATE, to sweat [v]
suddens 12 11 SUDDEN, a sudden occ...
sudders 13 10 SUDDER, (Arabic) a s...
sudokus 14 14 SUDOKU, a type of pu...
sudsers 13 9 SUDSER, (slang) a so...
suffers 17 14 SUFFER, to feel pain...
suiters 13 8 SUITER, a special su...
suitors 13 8 SUITOR, (archaic) to...
sukkahs 17 18 SUKKAH, a shelter wh...
suldans 13 11 SULDAN, (Arabic) the...
sulfids 17 13 SULFID, a compound o...
sulfurs 17 13 SULFUR, to treat wit...
sulkers 15 13 SULKER, one who sulk...
sulkies 15 13 SULKY, a kind of hor...
sullens 14 11 SULLEN, a sullen moo...
sullies 15 10 SULLY, to soil, make...
sulphas 18 14 SULPHA, a bacteria-i...
sultans 13 10 SULTAN, (Arabic) the...
sumachs 19 16 SUMACH, any of vario...
sumless 15 12 too large for calcul...
summats 15 14 SUMMAT, (dialect) so...
summers 15 14 SUMMER, to pass the...
summits 16 14 SUMMIT, to take part...
summons 14 15 a call to appear in...
sumpits 17 14 SUMPIT, (Malay) a Ma...
sunbeds 14 13 SUNBED, a unit consi...
sunbows 17 15 SUNBOW, an arc of sp...
sundaes 11 10 SUNDAE, a dish of ic...
sunders 12 10 SUNDER, to break apa...
sundews 15 13 SUNDEW, an insectivo...
sundogs 13 12 SUNDOG, a bright spo...
sundras 12 10 SUNDRA, a timber tre...
sundris 13 10 SUNDRI, (Sanskrit) a...
sungars 13 11 SUNGAR, (Pushtu) a t...
sunhats 14 11 SUNHAT, a hat worn f...
sunkers 13 13 SUNKER, a ridge of r...
sunkets 13 13 SUNKET, (Scots) a da...
sunkies 13 13 SUNKIE, (Scots) a li...
sunless 13 10 without sun [adj SUN...
sunnahs 13 12 SUNNAH, (Arabic) a c...
sunnies 11 10 (Australia) sunglass...
sunrays 18 11 SUNRAY, a ray of sun...
sunsets 12 9 SUNSET, the descent...
suntans 11 10 SUNTAN, to tan in th...
supawns 17 15 SUPAWN, (Native Amer...
supines 14 12 SUPINE, a Latin verb...
suppers 17 14 SUPPER, to supply wi...
supples 18 15 SUPPLE, to make supp...
surbeds 15 12 SURBED, (obsolete) t...
surfers 15 11 SURFER, one who surf...
surfies 15 11 SURFIE, (Australian...
surgers 14 10 SURGER, one who surg...
surimis 15 11 SURIMI, (Japanese) s...
surpass 15 11 to go beyond [v -ED,...
surplus 17 13 an excess [n SURPLUS...
surreys 19 10 SURREY, a light four...
surveys 21 14 SURVEY, to examine i...
susliks 16 13 SUSLIK, (Russian) a...
suspens 14 12 (Milton) suspended,...
sutlers 14 9 SUTLER, one who pedd...
suttees 12 8 SUTTEE, (Sanksrit) t...
suttles 14 9 SUTTLE, to trade as...
sutures 13 9 SUTURE, to unite by...
swagers 16 12 SWAGER, one who uses...
swamies 16 13 SWAMY, (Hindi) a Hin...
swarths 18 12 SWARTH, the quantity...
swarves 17 14 SWARVE, to swerve [v...
swashes 17 12 SWASH, to dash, spla...
swathes 17 12 SWATHE, to wrap in b...
swayers 21 12 SWAYER, one who sway...
sweards 15 11 SWEARD, (Spenser) a...
swerves 17 14 SWERVE, to turn asid...
swevens 16 15 SWEVEN, (obsolete) a...
swilers 17 11 SWILER, (Canadian) i...
swinges 16 13 SWINGE, to beat, cha...
swipers 18 13 SWIPER, one who swee...
swiples 19 14 SWIPLE, a part of a...
swishes 18 12 SWISH, to make this...
swisses 16 10 SWISS, a cotton fabr...
switses 16 10 SWITS, (Shakespeare)...
swivels 19 15 SWIVEL, to turn on a...
swivets 18 14 SWIVET, (dialect) a...
swizzes 22 28 SWIZZ, to defraud, a...
swounds 15 13 SWOUND, to faint, al...
swounes 14 12 SWOUNE, (Spenser) to...
swownds 18 15 SWOWND, (Spenser) a...
swownes 17 14 SWOWNE, (Spenser) a...
sycoses 21 12 SYCOSIS, an inflamma...
sycosis 22 12 an inflammatory dise...
sylvans 21 15 SYLVAN, one that liv...
sylvias 22 14 SYLVIA, (Latin) any...
sylvins 22 15 SYLVIN, a native pot...
symbols 23 16 SYMBOL, to serve as...
synaxes 23 17 SYNAXIS, (Greek) in...
synaxis 24 17 (Greek) in the early...
syncoms 22 16 SYNCOM, a type of co...
syndets 18 11 SYNDET, a synthetic...
syndics 22 14 SYNDIC, a business a...
syneses 17 10 SYNESIS, a construct...
synesis 18 10 a construction in wh...
synrocs 21 13 SYNROC, a type of sy...
syntans 17 11 SYNTAN, a synthetic...
syphers 23 14 SYPHER, to lay an ed...
syphons 22 15 SYPHON, to draw off...
systems 20 12 SYSTEM, a group of i...
tabards 14 11 TABARD, a herald's o...
tabbies 16 13 TABBY, to give a wav...
taberds 14 11 TABERD, a herald's o...
tablets 15 11 TABLET, to write on...
tabours 14 11 TABOUR, to beat on a...
tabrets 14 10 TABRET, (historical)...
tabulis 16 12 TABULI, (Arabic) a k...
tackers 16 14 TACKER, (Australian...
tackets 16 14 TACKET, (Scots) a sm...
tackies 16 14 TACKY, a tennis shoe...
tackles 17 15 TACKLE, to seize and...
tactics 19 13 TACTIC, a manoeuvre...
taddies 12 9 TADDIE, (Australian...
taenias 10 8 TAENIA, (Latin) a na...
taffias 16 13 TAFFIA, a liquor res...
taffies 16 13 TAFFY, a hard-baked...
tagetes 12 9 a garden plant with...
taggees 13 11 TAGGEE, a person wea...
taggers 14 11 TAGGER, the pursuer...
tagines 12 10 TAGINE, a conical cl...
tagless 14 10 without a tag [adj]
tagrags 14 11 TAGRAG, riffraff [n]
taguans 12 11 TAGUAN, (Tagalog) a...
tahinas 13 10 TAHINA, (Arabic) a p...
tahinis 14 10 TAHINI, (Arabic) a p...
tahsils 16 10 TAHSIL, (Hindi) in I...
taiahas 13 9 TAIAHA, (Maori) a lo...
taigles 14 10 TAIGLE, to entangle...
tailers 13 8 TAILER, one who secr...
tailles 14 9 TAILLE, (historical)...
tailors 13 8 TAILOR, to fit with...
tailyes 19 10 TAILYE, (Scots) an e...
taipans 13 11 TAIPAN, (Native Aust...
taishes 14 9 TAISH, (Gaelic) an a...
taivers 14 11 TAIVER, (Scots) to w...
tajines 13 17 TAJINE, a conical cl...
takahes 14 13 TAKAHE, (Maori) an a...
takeups 15 15 TAKEUP, the act of t...
takings 14 14 TAKING, the act of t...
takkies 14 15 TAKKY, (South Africa...
talants 12 9 TALANT, (Spenser) ta...
talbots 15 11 TALBOT, a broad-mout...
talcous 16 12 pertaining to talc [...
talcums 18 15 TALCUM [n]
talents 12 9 TALENT, a special na...
talions 12 9 TALION, (historical)...
talipes 15 11 (Latin) clubfoot [n...
talkers 14 12 TALKER, one who talk...
talkies 14 12 TALKIE, a moving pic...
tallats 14 9 TALLAT, in the West...
tallets 14 9 TALLET, in the West...
tallies 14 9 TALLY, to count up,...
tallits 15 9 TALLIT, a Jewish pra...
tallols 15 10 TALLOL, a resinous l...
tallots 14 9 TALLOT, in the West...
tallows 17 12 TALLOW, to smear wit...
talmuds 15 13 TALMUD, (Hebrew) the...
talukas 14 13 TALUKA, an estate in...
taluses 13 9 TALUS, a slope forme...
talwegs 17 13 TALWEG, (German) a l...
tamales 13 11 TAMALE, (Nahuatl) co...
tamanus 12 12 TAMANU, (Tahitian) a...
tamaras 12 10 TAMARA, a mixture of...
tamaris 13 10 TAMARI, (Japanese) a...
tambacs 18 16 TAMBAC, (Malay) an a...
tambaks 16 17 TAMBAK, (Malay) an a...
tambers 15 13 TAMBER, the distinct...
tamburs 16 14 TAMBUR, (Arabic) an...
tameins 12 11 TAMEIN, a garment wo...
tamines 12 11 TAMINE, (French) a t...
tamings 14 13 TAMING, the act of t...
tamises 13 10 TAMISE, a thin wooll...
tammars 14 13 TAMMAR, (Native Aust...
tammies 14 13 TAMMIE, (Scots) a Ta...
tampans 14 14 TAMPAN, (Setswana) a...
tampers 15 13 TAMPER, to interfere...
tampons 14 14 TAMPON, to plug with...
tandems 12 12 TANDEM, a bicycle bu...
tangies 12 10 TANGIE, an Orcadian...
tangles 13 11 TANGLE, to form into...
tangoes 11 10 TANGO, to dance the...
tanguns 12 12 TANGUN, (Hindi) a pi...
tanists 12 8 TANIST, (historical)...
tankers 12 12 TANKER [n]
tankias 12 12 TANKIA, (Chinese) th...
tankies 12 12 TANKY, a hardline co...
tannahs 12 11 TANNAH, (Hindi) an I...
tanners 10 9 TANNER, in pre-decim...
tannies 10 9 TANNIE, (Afrikaans)...
tannins 10 10 TANNIN, any of a gro...
tannoys 16 11 TANNOY, to announce...
tanrecs 14 11 TANREC, (Malagasy) a...
tansies 11 8 TANSY, a perennial h...
tantras 11 8 TANTRA, a class of H...
tanukis 13 13 TANUKI, (Japanese) a...
taongas 11 10 TAONGA, (Maori) trea...
tapalos 14 11 TAPALO, (Spanish) a...
tapetis 14 10 TAPETI, (Tupi) a sma...
tapings 15 13 TAPING, the act of r...
tapises 14 10 TAPIS, (French) a ta...
tapists 15 10 TAPIST, one who reve...
tapless 15 11 lacking a tap [adj]
tappers 16 13 TAPPER, a person who...
tappets 16 13 TAPPET, a projection...
taramas 12 10 TARAMA, (Turkish) a...
tarands 11 9 TARAND, (Greek) a my...
tarboys 20 12 TARBOY, (Australian)...
tarcels 16 11 TARCEL, a male hawk,...
tardies 12 8 TARDY, (Shakespeare)...
targets 13 9 TARGET, to make a go...
tariffs 17 13 TARIFF, to tax impor...
tarings 13 10 TARING, the calculat...
tarmacs 16 13 TARMAC, to surface w...
tarpans 13 11 TARPAN, an Asian wil...
tarpons 13 11 TARPON, a marine gam...
tarries 12 7 TARRY, to linger [v]
tarrows 15 10 TARROW, (Scots) to h...
tarsals 13 8 TARSAL, a male hawk,...
tarsels 13 8 TARSEL, a male hawk,...
tarsias 12 7 TARSIA, (Italian) a...
tartans 11 8 TARTAN, a patterned...
tartars 12 7 TARTAR, a formidable...
tarzans 14 17 TARZAN, a person of...
tasbihs 17 12 TASBIH, (Arabic) a f...
taskers 13 11 TASKER, one who perf...
taslets 13 8 TASLET, in plate arm...
tassels 13 8 TASSEL, to adorn wit...
tassets 12 7 TASSET, in plate arm...
tassies 12 7 TASSIE, (Scots) a sm...
tasters 12 7 TASTER, one who tast...
tatamis 13 10 TATAMI, straw mattin...
tatlers 13 8 TATLER, an indiscree...
tatsois 12 7 TATSOI, (Chinese) a...
tatters 12 7 TATTER, to become to...
tatties 12 7 TATTIE, (colloquial)...
tattles 13 8 TATTLE, to tell tale...
tattoos 11 7 TATTOO, to mark the...
tattows 15 10 TATTOW, to mark the...
tauhous 14 11 TAUHOU, (Maori) a gr...
tauiwis 16 11 TAUIWI, (Maori) lite...
taupies 14 11 TAUPIE, (Scots) a fo...
tautens 11 9 TAUTEN, to make taut...
tautogs 13 10 TAUTOG, (Native Amer...
taverns 13 12 TAVERN, an ale house...
tawhais 17 12 TAWHAI, (Maori) a Ne...
tawings 16 13 TAWING, the act of t...
tawneys 20 13 TAWNEY, a port of a...
tawnies 14 11 TAWNY, a port of a r...
tawpies 17 13 TAWPIE, (Scots) a fo...
taxemes 18 17 TAXEME, any element...
taxings 19 17 TAXING, imposition o...
taxises 18 14 TAXIS, the restorati...
taxites 18 14 TAXITE, a kind of vo...
taxless 19 15 free from taxation [...
tchicks 23 19 TCHICK, to make a so...
teabags 14 12 TEABAG, a bag contai...
teaches 16 12 TEACH, to impart kno...
teacups 17 14 TEACUP, a cup in whi...
teagles 13 10 TEAGLE, to hoist [v]
teamers 12 10 TEAMER, a person who...
teapots 13 10 TEAPOT, a vessel use...
teapoys 19 12 TEAPOY, (Hindi) an o...
tearers 11 7 TEARER, (slang) a bo...
teargas 12 9 to assault with a ga...
teasels 12 8 TEASEL, to raise a n...
teasers 11 7 TEASER, one who teas...
teazels 15 17 TEAZEL, to raise a n...
teazles 15 17 TEAZLE, to raise a n...
tebbads 16 14 TEBBAD, (Persian) a...
techies 17 12 TECHIE, an expert in...
technos 16 13 TECHNO, (short for)...
teckels 17 15 TECKEL, (German) a d...
tectums 17 14 TECTUM, (Latin) a ro...
tedders 12 9 TEDDER, to use such...
teddies 12 9 TEDDIE, an item of w...
tedious 12 9 causing weariness [a...
tediums 14 12 TEDIUM, the state of...
teemers 12 10 TEEMER, one who teem...
teeners 10 8 TEENER, a teenager [...
teepees 12 10 TEEPEE, a conical te...
teeters 11 7 TEETER, to move unst...
teethes 13 9 TEETHE, to cut teeth...
teevees 12 11 TEEVEE, (colloquial)...
teflons 14 12 TEFLON, (tradename)...
tehsils 16 10 TEHSIL, (Hindi) in I...
tekkies 14 15 TEKKIE, an expert in...
teledus 13 10 TELEDU, (Javanese) a...
telegas 13 10 TELEGA, (Russian) a...
teleses 12 8 TELESIS, planned pro...
telesis 13 8 planned progress [n...
telesms 14 11 TELESM, (Greek) a ta...
telexes 18 15 TELEX, (tradename) t...
telfers 15 11 TELFER, to transport...
tellars 14 9 TELLAR, to produce s...
tellens 13 10 TELLEN, a kind of bi...
tellers 14 9 TELLER, to produce s...
tellies 14 9 TELLY, (colloquial)...
tellins 14 10 TELLIN, a kind of bi...
telnets 12 9 TELNET, to access a...
telomes 13 11 TELOME, a structural...
telsons 12 9 TELSON, the terminal...
temenos 11 11 a sacred precinct [n...
tempehs 17 15 TEMPEH, a high-prote...
tempers 15 13 TEMPER, to moderate...
temples 16 14 TEMPLE, a house of w...
tenaces 13 11 TENACE, a combinatio...
tenails 12 9 TENAIL, an outwork i...
tenants 10 9 TENANT, to occupy as...
tenches 16 13 TENCH, a freshwater...
tenders 11 9 TENDER, to offer [v]
tendons 10 10 TENDON, a cord or fi...
tendres 11 9 TENDRE, (French) a t...
tenners 10 9 TENNER, (colloquial)...
tennies 10 9 TENNY, the colour or...
tenours 11 9 TENOUR, (obsolete) t...
tenpins 13 12 TENPIN, a bowling pi...
tenrecs 14 11 TENREC, (Malagasy) a...
tensons 10 9 TENSON, (French) a c...
tensors 11 8 TENSOR, a muscle tha...
tenters 11 8 TENTER, to stretch o...
tenuous 11 10 thin, slight, insubs...
tenures 11 9 TENURE, to grant ten...
tenutos 11 9 TENUTO, a sustained...
tenzons 13 18 TENZON, (French) a c...
teopans 12 11 TEOPAN, (Nahuatl) an...
tephras 16 12 TEPHRA, (Greek) ash...
terbias 14 10 TERBIA, an oxide of...
tercels 16 11 TERCEL, a male hawk,...
tercets 15 10 TERCET, a group of t...
tercios 15 10 TERCIO, (Spanish) an...
teredos 11 8 TEREDO, a bivalve mo...
tereses 11 7 TERES, (Latin) eithe...
teretes 11 7 TERES, (Latin) eithe...
termers 13 10 TERMER, a person who...
termors 13 10 TERMOR, a person who...
terrets 12 7 TERRET, a metal ring...
terries 12 7 TERRY, an absorbent...
territs 13 7 TERRIT, a metal ring...
terrors 12 7 TERROR, intense fear...
tertias 12 7 TERTIA, (Scott) an i...
tertius 13 8 the third person [n...
testees 11 7 TESTEE, one who is t...
testers 12 7 TESTER, a canopy ove...
testons 11 8 TESTON, a name for v...
tetanus 11 9 (Latin) a disease du...
tethers 14 9 TETHER, to confine w...
tetrads 12 8 TETRAD, a group of f...
tetryls 20 10 TETRYL, a yellow cry...
tetters 12 7 TETTER, to affect wi...
tewarts 15 10 TEWART, (Native Aust...
tewhits 18 12 TEWHIT, (Scots) the...
texases 17 14 TEXAS, the uppermost...
texters 18 14 TEXTER, a person who...
thairms 16 12 THAIRM, (Scots) an i...
thalers 15 10 THALER, (German) an...
thallus 17 12 (Latin) a plant body...
thanahs 15 12 THANAH, (Hindi) an I...
thannas 12 11 THANNA, (Hindi) an I...
thawers 17 12 THAWER, an ice-melti...
theaves 15 13 THEAVE, (dialect) a...
theines 13 10 THEINE, an alkaloid...
theisms 16 12 THEISM, belief in th...
theists 15 9 THEIST, one who beli...
thelves 17 14 THELF, (Spenser) the...
thenars 13 10 THENAR, (Greek) the...
thermes 15 12 THERME, a unit of qu...
thermos 15 12 (tradename) a contai...
thiasus 15 10 (Greek) a group of w...
thibets 17 12 THIBET, a fabric mad...
thibles 18 13 THIBLE, a porridge-s...
thickos 19 16 THICKO, (colloquial)...
thieves 16 13 THIEVE, to steal [v]
thirams 16 12 THIRAM, an insectici...
thirsts 16 9 THIRST, to have a ne...
thivels 18 14 THIVEL, a porridge-s...
thorias 14 9 THORIA, an oxide of...
thorons 13 10 THORON, the radioact...
thorpes 16 12 THORPE, (archaic) a...
thowels 18 13 THOWEL, an oar pin,...
thralls 17 11 THRALL, to enslave [...
thrangs 15 12 THRANG, (Scots) to t...
thraves 16 13 THRAVE, (Scots) a co...
threads 14 10 THREAD, to pass cott...
threaps 16 12 THREAP, to dispute,...
threats 14 9 THREAT, to intimidat...
threeps 16 12 THREEP, to dispute,...
threnes 13 10 THRENE, an ode for t...
threnos 13 10 an ode for the dead,...
thrifts 18 12 THRIFT, frugality or...
thrills 18 11 THRILL, to excite gr...
thrists 16 9 THRIST, (Spenser) to...
thrives 17 13 THRIVE, to grow vigo...
throats 14 9 THROAT, to utter in...
thrones 13 10 THRONE, to sit on a...
throngs 15 12 THRONG, to crowd int...
throwes 17 12 THROWE, (Shakespeare...
thrusts 16 10 THRUST, to push forc...
thuggos 17 14 THUGGO, (colloquial)...
thulias 16 11 THULIA, an oxide of...
thwacks 22 19 THWACK, to strike wi...
thwarts 18 12 THWART, to cross the...
thymols 23 15 THYMOL, an antisepti...
thyrses 21 11 THYRSE, a type of fl...
thyrsus 22 12 a type of flower clu...
tickens 16 15 TICKEN, a strong lin...
tickers 17 14 TICKER, (slang) the...
tickets 17 14 TICKET, to label [v]
tickeys 23 16 TICKEY, a former Sou...
tickies 17 14 TICKY, a former Sout...
tickles 18 15 TICKLE, to excite wi...
tictacs 19 13 TICTAC, to use arm s...
tictocs 19 13 TICTOC, to make the...
tidbits 16 11 TIDBIT, a choice bit...
tiddies 13 9 TIDDY, the four of t...
tiddles 14 10 TIDDLE, to use with...
tidiers 13 8 TIDIER, one who tidi...
tidings 14 11 TIDING, a piece of n...
tieless 13 8 without a necktie [a...
tiepins 14 11 TIEPIN, a pin for ho...
tierces 15 10 TIERCE, a period for...
tietacs 15 10 TIETAC, a tie clip,...
tiffins 17 14 TIFFIN, to take lunc...
tifosos 14 10 TIFOSO, (Italian) a...
tiggers 15 11 TIGGER, to damage (e...
tiglons 14 11 TIGLON, the offsprin...
tignons 12 11 TIGNON, a piece of c...
tigress 14 9 a female tiger [n -E...
tilings 15 11 TILING, a surface of...
tillers 15 9 TILLER, to put forth...
tilters 14 8 TILTER, one who tilt...
timbals 17 14 TIMBAL, (archaic) a...
timbers 16 13 TIMBER, to furnish w...
timbres 16 13 TIMBRE, the quality...
timeous 13 11 timely; seasonable,...
timings 15 13 TIMING, the selectio...
timists 15 10 TIMIST, a time-serve...
tinajas 13 17 TINAJA, (Spanish) a...
tincals 16 12 TINCAL, (Malay) a cr...
tindals 13 10 TINDAL, (Malayalam)...
tinders 12 9 TINDER, dry inflamma...
tineids 12 9 TINEID, one of a fam...
tinfuls 16 13 TINFUL, an much as a...
tingles 14 11 TINGLE, to cause a p...
tinkers 13 12 TINKER, to repair sh...
tinkles 14 13 TINKLE, to make shar...
tinners 11 9 TINNER, a tin miner...
tinnies 11 9 TINNIE, a mug made o...
tinpots 14 11 TINPOT, the pot of m...
tinsels 13 9 TINSEL, to give a sh...
tinseys 18 10 TINSEY, (obsolete di...
tinters 12 8 TINTER, a person or...
tipcats 18 13 TIPCAT, a game in wh...
tipless 16 11 having no point [adj...
tipoffs 19 16 TIPOFF, a piece of i...
tippees 16 13 TIPPEE, a person who...
tippers 17 13 TIPPER, one who tips...
tippets 17 13 TIPPET, a long narro...
tipples 18 14 TIPPLE, to drink alc...
tiptoes 14 10 TIPTOE, to walk on t...
tiptops 17 13 TIPTOP, the highest...
tipulas 16 12 TIPULA, (Latin) a cr...
tipunas 14 12 TIPUNA, (Maori) an a...
tirades 12 8 TIRADE, (French) a l...
tirages 13 9 TIRAGE, drawing wine...
tirings 14 10 TIRING, in falconry,...
tiritis 14 7 TIRITI, (Maori) a tr...
tirrits 14 7 TIRRIT, (Shakespeare...
tisanes 11 8 TISANE, an infusion...
tisicks 18 14 TISICK, (Shakespeare...
tissues 13 8 TISSUE, to weave int...
titanis 12 8 an ostrichlike prehi...
titbits 16 10 TITBIT, a choice bit...
titches 18 12 TITCH, a small perso...
titfers 15 10 TITFER, (slang) cock...
tithers 15 9 TITHER, one who coll...
titians 12 8 TITIAN, a reddish-br...
titlers 14 8 TITLER, a writer of...
titokis 14 11 TITOKI, (Maori) a Ne...
titters 13 7 TITTER, to utter a r...
titties 13 7 TITTY, (Scots) a sis...
tittles 14 8 TITTLE, to whisper,...
tittups 16 11 TITTUP, to prance, s...
titules 14 9 TITULE, to give a ti...
titulus 15 10 a sign on a cross gi...
tizzies 19 25 TIZZY, (colloquial)...
toadies 11 8 TOADY, to fawn on or...
tochers 17 12 TOCHER, (Gaelic) to...
tocsins 15 11 TOCSIN, an alarm sou...
toddies 12 9 TODDY, (Hindi) the f...
toddles 13 10 TODDLE, to walk unst...
todgers 13 10 TODGER, (slang) the...
toebies 13 10 TOEBIE, (Afrikaans)...
toecaps 16 13 TOECAP, a covering f...
toeless 12 8 having no toes [adj]
toerags 12 9 TOERAG, a tramp, a d...
toetoes 10 7 TOETOE, (Maori) a ta...
toffees 15 13 TOFFEE, a hard-baked...
toffies 16 13 TOFFY, a toffee, als...
toggers 14 11 TOGGER, (colloquial)...
toggles 15 12 TOGGLE, to fasten wi...
toilers 13 8 TOILER, one that toi...
toilets 13 8 TOILET, to dress and...
toisons 11 8 TOISON, (French) a f...
toitois 12 7 TOITOI, (Maori) a ta...
tolanes 11 9 TOLANE, a white crys...
toledos 12 9 TOLEDO, (Spanish) a...
tolings 14 11 TOLING, the act of t...
tollers 14 9 TOLLER, a collector...
tolleys 20 11 TOLLEY, in the game...
tollies 14 9 TOLLIE, a castrated...
tolsels 14 9 TOLSEL, a merchants'...
tolseys 19 10 TOLSEY, a merchants'...
tolters 13 8 TOLTER, (dialect) to...
toluids 14 10 TOLUID, a derivative...
toluols 14 10 TOLUOL, a solvent de...
toluyls 21 12 TOLUYL, a chemical r...
tolzeys 22 19 TOLZEY, a merchants'...
tombacs 18 16 TOMBAC, an alloy of...
tombaks 16 17 TOMBAK, (Malay) an a...
tombocs 18 16 TOMBOC, a Javanese l...
tomboys 21 15 TOMBOY, a girl who a...
tomcats 16 13 TOMCAT, to engage in...
tomcods 16 14 TOMCOD, a kind of co...
tommies 14 13 TOMMY, to oppress by...
tompons 14 14 TOMPON, to plug with...
tomtits 14 10 TOMTIT, a small bird...
tonemes 11 11 TONEME, in a tone la...
tongers 12 10 TONGER, a person who...
tongues 12 11 TONGUE, to touch wit...
tonings 12 11 TONING, a quality or...
tonites 11 8 TONITE, a blasting e...
tonkers 12 12 TONKER, one who tonk...
tonlets 12 9 TONLET, a set of ove...
tonnags 11 11 TONNAG, (Gaelic) a s...
tonners 10 9 TONNER, an object ha...
tonsils 13 9 TONSIL, a lymphoid o...
tonsors 11 8 TONSOR, (Latin) a ba...
tonuses 11 9 TONUS, (Latin) the n...
tooarts 11 7 TOOART, (Native Aust...
toodles 12 9 TOODLE, to toot soft...
toolers 12 8 TOOLER, a person who...
toolies 12 8 TOOLIE, in Australia...
toonies 10 8 TOONIE, (colloquial)...
toories 11 7 TOORIE, (Scots) a sm...
tooters 11 7 TOOTER, one who toot...
tootles 12 8 TOOTLE, to go along...
tootses 11 7 TOOTS, (Scots) to tu...
topazes 16 19 TOPAZ, (Greek) a pre...
topless 15 11 without a top [adj]
toppers 16 13 TOPPER, (slang) a to...
topples 17 14 TOPPLE, to fall forw...
toquets 20 17 TOQUET, (French) a k...
toranas 10 8 TORANA, (Hindi) in t...
torches 17 12 TORCH, to set on fir...
toreros 11 7 TORERO, (Spanish) a...
toroids 12 8 TOROID, anything sha...
torpids 15 11 TORPID, at Oxford, t...
torpors 14 10 TORPOR, (Latin) ment...
torques 20 17 a ring of fur or fea...
torrets 12 7 TORRET, a metal ring...
torsels 13 8 TORSEL, a plate supp...
torties 12 7 TORTIE, (short for)...
torulas 13 9 TORULA, (Latin) a ye...
torulus 14 10 (Latin) the socket o...
toruses 12 8 TORUS, (Latin) a lar...
toshers 14 9 TOSHER, (colloquial)...
tossers 12 7 TOSSER, (slang) an u...
tossups 15 11 TOSSUP, an even choi...
totanus 11 9 (Italian) the redsha...
totaras 11 7 TOTARA, (Maori) a Ne...
tothers 14 9 TOTHER, (archaic) th...
totters 12 7 TOTTER, to walk unst...
totties 12 7 TOTTIE, a woman or s...
toucans 14 12 TOUCAN, a tropical b...
touches 17 13 TOUCH, to come into...
toupees 13 11 TOUPEE, a hairpiece...
toupets 14 11 TOUPET, a hairpiece...
toupies 14 11 TOUPIE, a round bone...
tourers 12 8 TOURER, a large, ope...
touries 12 8 TOURIE, (Scots) a sm...
tousers 12 8 TOUSER, one who tous...
tousles 13 9 TOUSLE, to dishevel,...
touters 12 8 TOUTER, one who seek...
toutons 11 9 TOUTON, a deep-fried...
touzles 16 18 TOUZLE, to dishevel,...
towages 15 12 TOWAGE, the price pa...
towards 15 11 in the direction of,...
towbars 17 13 TOWBAR, a metal bar...
towhees 16 12 TOWHEE, any of sever...
towings 16 13 TOWING, the act of t...
towkays 22 16 TOWKAY, (Chinese) si...
towmons 15 14 TOWMON, (Scots) a tw...
townees 13 11 TOWNEE, a town-dwell...
townies 14 11 TOWNIE, a town-dwell...
towsers 15 10 TOWSER, one who tows...
toxines 17 15 TOXINE, a poisonous...
toxoids 18 15 TOXOID, a toxin trea...
toyings 19 12 TOYING, the act of t...
toyless 19 10 without toys [adj]
tracers 15 10 TRACER, a kind of am...
tractus 16 11 (Latin) a psalm sung...
traders 12 8 TRADER, one who trad...
tragics 17 12 TRAGIC, the element...
tramels 14 11 TRAMEL, (US) to hind...
trances 14 11 TRANCE, to put into...
transes 11 8 TRANSE, a through pa...
trapans 13 11 TRAPAN, to operate o...
trapses 14 10 TRAPSE, to walk in a...
trashes 14 9 TRASH, to wreck or v...
trasses 12 7 TRASS, an earthy vol...
traumas 13 11 TRAUMA, a severe emo...
travels 15 12 TRAVEL, to go from o...
travois 14 11 a kind of North Amer...
traynes 17 10 TRAYNE, (Spenser) to...
trebles 15 11 TREBLE, to triple [v...
trellis 15 9 to supply with a fra...
tremies 13 10 TREMIE, (French) a h...
tremors 13 10 TREMOR, to quiver, s...
trepans 13 11 TREPAN, to cut holes...
tresses 12 7 TRESS, to form into...
trevets 14 11 TREVET, a small stan...
treviss 15 11 a stall, also TRAVIS...
triacts 16 10 TRIACT, a three-raye...
triages 13 9 TRIAGE, to practise...
tribals 16 11 TRIBAL, a member of...
tricars 16 10 TRICAR, a three-whee...
triceps 18 13 an arm muscle, also...
tricots 16 10 TRICOT, (French) a p...
trienes 11 8 TRIENE, a type of ch...
trifles 16 11 TRIFLE, to waste tim...
trigons 13 10 TRIGON, a figure hav...
trijets 15 16 TRIJET, an aeroplane...
trilbys 23 13 TRILBY, a soft felt...
trimers 14 10 TRIMER, a substance...
triodes 12 8 TRIODE, a type of el...
triones 11 8 (Latin) the seven st...
trioses 12 7 TRIOSE, a simple sug...
triples 16 11 TRIPLE, to make thre...
tripods 15 11 TRIPOD, a stand with...
tripses 15 10 TRIPSIS, pulverizati...
tripsis 16 10 pulverization [n TRI...
trismus 15 11 (Latin) a tetanic sp...
trisuls 15 9 TRISUL, (Sanskrit) t...
tritons 12 8 TRITON, a kind of ma...
triunes 12 9 TRIUNE, a trinity, a...
trivets 15 11 TRIVET, a small stan...
troades 11 8 TROADE, (Spenser) a...
trocars 15 10 TROCAR, a surgical i...
troches 17 12 TROCHE, a medicinal...
trochus 18 13 (Latin) a genus of g...
trogons 12 10 TROGON, any of numer...
troikas 13 11 TROIKA, (Russian) a...
troilus 14 9 a large American but...
trompes 15 13 TROMPE, (French) an...
tropics 18 13 TROPIC, either of tw...
tropins 14 11 TROPIN, a poisonous...
trotyls 20 10 TROTYL, an explosive...
troughs 16 12 TROUGH, to eat greed...
troules 13 9 TROULE, (Milton) to...
troupes 14 11 TROUPE, to tour with...
trouses 12 8 TROUSE, (archaic) ir...
trovers 14 11 TROVER, a type of le...
trowels 16 11 TROWEL, to smooth wi...
trowths 18 12 TROWTH, (US) truth,...
truants 12 9 TRUANT, to be absent...
trudges 14 11 TRUDGE, to walk tire...
truffes 17 14 TRUFFE, (French) a t...
truisms 15 11 TRUISM, an obvious t...
trusses 13 8 TRUSS, to secure tig...
tryings 20 12 TRYING, the act of t...
tryouts 19 10 TRYOUT, a test of ab...
trystes 19 9 TRYSTE, a market [n]
tsadiks 14 12 TSADIK, (Hebrew) in...
tsambas 15 13 TSAMBA, (Tibetan) a...
tsetses 12 7 TSETSE, (Setswana) a...
tsimmes 15 13 (Yiddish) a sweetene...
tsktsks 16 15 TSKTSK, to utter an...
tsooris 12 7 (Yiddish) grief, woe...
tsotsis 13 7 TSOTSI, (Afrikaans)...
tsouris 13 8 (Yiddish) grief, woe...
tuatuas 12 9 TUATUA, (Maori) an e...
tubages 15 13 TUBAGE, the insertio...
tubbers 17 14 TUBBER, one who tubs...
tubfuls 19 16 TUBFUL, as much as a...
tubings 16 14 TUBING, material in...
tubists 16 11 TUBIST, a tuba playe...
tubules 16 13 TUBULE, a small tube...
tuchuns 18 15 TUCHUN, (Chinese) a...
tuckers 17 15 TUCKER, to tire out...
tuckets 17 15 TUCKET, (archaic) a...
tuffets 17 14 TUFFET, a clump of g...
tufters 15 11 TUFTER, a hound that...
tuggers 15 12 TUGGER, one who tugs...
tughras 16 12 TUGHRA, (Turkish) an...
tugless 15 11 being without a rope...
tugriks 16 14 TUGRIK, (Mongolian)...
tuilles 15 10 TUILLE, (French) arm...
tuktoos 13 12 TUKTOO, (Inuit) a ca...
tuladis 14 10 TULADI, (Native Amer...
tulbans 15 13 TULBAN, (obsolete) a...
tulwars 17 12 TULWAR, (Hindi) an I...
tumbles 17 15 TUMBLE, to roll head...
tummies 15 14 TUMMY, (colloquial)...
tumours 14 12 TUMOUR, an abnormal...
tumults 16 13 TUMULT, to make a gr...
tumulus 16 14 a mound over a grave...
tundras 12 10 TUNDRA, a level, tre...
tunduns 12 12 TUNDUN, (Native Aust...
tuneups 14 13 TUNEUP, an adjustmen...
tunings 13 12 TUNING, the way in w...
tunkets 13 13 TUNKET, hell, used a...
tunnels 12 11 TUNNEL, to dig a tun...
tunnies 11 10 TUNNY, a tuna fish [...
tupelos 15 12 TUPELO, (Native Amer...
tupunas 14 13 TUPUNA, (Maori) an a...
turacos 15 11 TURACO, an African b...
turbans 14 12 TURBAN, a man's head...
turbits 16 11 TURBIT, a kind of do...
turbots 15 11 TURBOT, a large flat...
tureens 11 9 TUREEN, a large vess...
turgors 14 10 TURGOR, the state of...
turions 12 9 TURION, (French) an...
turkeys 20 14 TURKEY, a large Amer...
turkies 14 12 (Shakespeare) turquo...
turkois 14 12 (archaic) turquoise...
turners 12 9 TURNER, one who turn...
turnips 15 12 TURNIP, to plant wit...
turnons 11 10 TURNON, something th...
turnups 15 13 TURNUP, a part of a...
turpses 15 11 TURPS, (short for) t...
turrets 13 8 TURRET, a small towe...
turtles 14 9 TURTLE, to hunt or c...
tusches 18 13 TUSCHE, (German) a b...
tushies 15 10 TUSHY, (Yiddish) the...
tuskars 14 12 TUSKAR, a turf-spade...
tuskers 14 12 TUSKER, a turf-spade...
tussahs 15 10 TUSSAH, (Hindi) a fa...
tussars 13 8 TUSSAR, (Hindi) a fa...
tussehs 15 10 TUSSEH, (Hindi) a fa...
tussers 13 8 TUSSER, (Hindi) a fa...
tussles 14 9 TUSSLE, to struggle...
tussors 13 8 TUSSOR, (Hindi) a fa...
tussurs 14 9 TUSSUR, (Hindi) a fa...
tutress 13 8 (archaic) a female t...
tutsans 12 9 TUTSAN, any of sever...
tutties 13 8 TUTTY, an impure zin...
tuxedos 18 16 TUXEDO, a man's semi...
tuyeres 18 10 TUYERE, a pipe throu...
twaites 15 10 TWAITE, a fish, a ki...
tweezes 17 19 TWEEZE, to pluck wit...
twelves 18 15 TWELVE, a number, tw...
twibils 20 14 TWIBIL, a battle-axe...
twicers 19 13 TWICER, a compositor...
twights 20 14 TWIGHT, (Spenser) to...
twiners 15 11 TWINER, a twining pl...
twinges 16 13 TWINGE, to affect wi...
twofers 17 13 TWOFER, something th...
twoness 14 11 the state of being t...
twonies 14 11 TWONIE, a Canadian t...
twyeres 21 12 TWYERE, a pipe throu...
tycoons 20 13 TYCOON, a wealthy an...
tyloses 19 10 TYLOSIS, an ingrowth...
tylosis 20 10 an ingrowth from a n...
tylotes 19 10 TYLOTE, a cylindrica...
tymbals 23 16 TYMBAL, (archaic) a...
tympans 21 16 TYMPAN, a drum [n]
typhons 22 15 TYPHON, (Greek) a wh...
typhous 23 15 of or pertaining to...
typings 22 15 TYPING, the act of t...
typists 22 12 TYPIST, one who type...
tyrants 18 10 TYRANT, to play the...
tyrones 17 10 TYRO, a beginner or...
tysties 19 9 TYSTIE, an Orkney an...
tzaddis 16 18 TZADDI, (Hebrew) a H...
tzadiks 17 21 TZADIK, (Hebrew) in...
tzetses 15 16 TZETSE, (Setswana) a...
tzetzes 18 25 TZETZE, (Setswana) a...
tzimmes 18 22 (Yiddish) a sweetene...
tzitzis 20 25 (Hebrew) the tassels...
uakaris 13 12 UAKARI, (Tupi) a sho...
uberous 14 12 abounding in milk [a...
ubuntus 15 14 UBUNTU, (Xhosa) a qu...
ujamaas 14 20 UJAMAA, (Swahili) in...
ulicons 16 13 ULICON, (Native Amer...
ulikons 14 14 ULIKON, (Native Amer...
ullages 15 12 ULLAGE, to reckon th...
ullings 16 13 ULLING, the making g...
ulsters 14 9 ULSTER, a long, loos...
ultimas 15 12 ULTIMA, (Latin) the...
ultions 13 10 ULTION, (obsolete) v...
umbones 14 15 UMBO, the rounded el...
umbrels 17 15 UMBREL, (Spenser) th...
umbrils 18 15 UMBRIL, (Spenser) th...
umbrous 16 15 shade-giving; dusky,...
umfazis 19 23 UMFAZI, (South Afric...
umiacks 18 18 UMIACK, (Inuit) an E...
umlauts 15 13 UMLAUT, to place an...
umpires 16 14 UMPIRE, to rule on t...
umwelts 18 15 UMWELT, (German) env...
unbales 14 13 UNBALE, to loosen fr...
unbares 13 12 UNBARE, to lay bare...
unbarks 15 16 UNBARK, to strip of...
unbears 13 12 UNBEAR, to free from...
unbelts 15 13 UNBELT, to remove th...
unbends 13 14 UNBEND, to relax [v]
unbinds 14 14 UNBIND, to free from...
unbitts 15 12 UNBITT, to take off...
unbless 15 13 to deprive of blessi...
unbolts 15 13 UNBOLT, to undo a bo...
unbones 12 13 UNBONE, to remove th...
unboots 13 12 UNBOOT, to take off...
unboxes 19 19 UNBOX, to remove fro...
uncages 15 14 UNCAGE, to release f...
uncakes 15 16 UNCAKE, to break up...
uncapes 16 15 UNCAPE, (Shakespeare...
uncarts 15 12 UNCART, to take off...
uncases 14 12 UNCASE, to remove fr...
uncasts 15 12 UNCAST, to undo the...
uncials 16 13 UNCIAL, a form of wr...
uncinus 15 14 an structure bent at...
unclews 19 16 UNCLEW, (archaic) to...
unclips 19 16 UNCLIP, to remove a...
unclogs 17 15 UNCLOG, to free from...
uncocks 19 19 UNCOCK, to remove fr...
uncoils 16 13 UNCOIL, to release f...
uncolts 16 13 UNCOLT, (Shakespeare...
uncopes 16 15 UNCOPE, to unmuzzle...
uncords 15 13 UNCORD, to free from...
uncorks 16 16 UNCORK, to draw the...
uncowls 19 16 UNCOWL, to remove th...
uncross 15 12 to change from a cro...
uncuffs 20 19 UNCUFF, to remove ha...
uncurbs 18 16 UNCURB, to remove re...
uncurls 17 14 UNCURL, to straighte...
undeafs 13 13 UNDEAF, to free from...
undecks 16 17 UNDECK, to rid or or...
underns 11 11 UNDERN, (obsolete) o...
undines 11 11 UNDINE, a female wat...
undocks 16 17 UNDOCK, to move away...
undoers 11 10 UNDOER, one who undo...
undraws 15 13 UNDRAW, to draw open...
undress 12 10 to take off clothing...
uneases 10 9 UNEASE, mental or ph...
unedges 12 12 UNEDGE, to blunt [v]
unfacts 17 15 UNFACT, a fact that...
unfairs 14 12 UNFAIR, (Shakespeare...
unfixes 20 19 UNFIX, to unfasten [...
unfolds 15 14 UNFOLD, to open some...
unfools 14 13 UNFOOL, to undeceive...
unforms 15 15 UNFORM, to unmake [v...
unfrees 13 12 UNFREE, to deprive o...
unfurls 16 14 UNFURL, to unroll [v...
ungears 12 11 UNGEAR, to unharness...
ungilds 15 13 UNGILD, to remove th...
ungirds 14 12 UNGIRD, to remove a...
unglues 14 13 UNGLUE, to release f...
ungowns 15 15 UNGOWN, to strip of...
ungyves 21 17 UNGYVE, to remove th...
unhairs 14 11 UNHAIR, to remove th...
unhands 13 13 UNHAND, to remove th...
unhangs 14 14 UNHANG, to detach fr...
unhasps 16 14 UNHASP, to unfasten...
unheads 13 12 UNHEAD, to decapitat...
unheals 14 12 UNHEAL, (Spenser) to...
unheles 14 12 UNHELE, (Spenser) to...
unhelms 16 15 UNHELM, to remove th...
unhives 16 15 UNHIVE, to drive fro...
unhoods 13 12 UNHOOD, to remove a...
unhooks 14 15 UNHOOK, to remove fr...
unhoops 15 14 UNHOOP, to remove ho...
unhusks 16 16 UNHUSK, to remove th...
unicoms 16 15 UNICOM, a designated...
unifies 14 12 UNIFY, to make into...
unipeds 14 13 UNIPED, a one-footed...
unipods 14 13 UNIPOD, a one-legged...
uniques 20 19 UNIQUE, anything tha...
unisons 11 10 UNISON, complete agr...
uniters 12 9 UNITER, one who unit...
unities 12 9 UNITY, the state of...
unkings 14 16 UNKING, to deprive o...
unkinks 14 18 UNKINK, to remove cu...
unknits 13 14 UNKNIT, to undo or u...
unknots 12 14 UNKNOT, to undo a kn...
unlaces 15 13 UNLACE, to unfasten...
unlades 12 11 UNLADE, to unload [v...
unleads 12 11 UNLEAD, to remove th...
unlikes 14 14 UNLIKE, something un...
unlimes 14 13 UNLIME, to free from...
unlines 12 11 UNLINE, to remove th...
unlinks 14 15 UNLINK, to unfasten...
unlives 15 14 UNLIVE, to live so a...
unloads 12 11 UNLOAD, to remove ca...
unlocks 17 17 UNLOCK, to unfasten...
unlords 13 11 UNLORD, to strip of...
unloves 14 14 UNLOVE, to cease to...
unmakes 13 16 UNMAKE, to destroy [...
unmasks 14 16 UNMASK, to remove a...
unmixes 19 19 UNMIX, to separate f...
unmolds 14 14 UNMOLD, to change th...
unmoors 12 12 UNMOOR, to release f...
unnails 12 11 UNNAIL, to remove th...
unnests 11 10 UNNEST, to turn out...
unpacks 18 19 UNPACK, to remove th...
unpicks 19 19 UNPICK, to remove th...
unpiles 15 13 UNPILE, to disentang...
unplugs 17 16 UNPLUG, to take a pl...
unpopes 15 15 UNPOPE, to divest of...
unprays 20 14 UNPRAY, to revoke th...
unprops 16 15 UNPROP, to remove th...
unrakes 12 13 UNRAKE, to uncover b...
unreels 12 10 UNREEL, to unwind fr...
unreins 11 10 UNREIN, to give rein...
unrests 12 9 UNREST, a disturbed...
unrobes 13 12 UNROBE, to take off...
unrolls 14 11 UNROLL, to open some...
unroofs 13 12 UNROOF, to remove th...
unroots 11 9 UNROOT, to tear up b...
unropes 13 12 UNROPE, to loose fro...
unrules 13 11 UNRULE, absence of g...
unseals 12 10 UNSEAL, to break the...
unseams 12 12 UNSEAM, to open the...
unseats 11 9 UNSEAT, to remove fr...
unseels 12 10 UNSEEL, to unstitch...
unseens 10 10 UNSEEN, an unprepare...
unselfs 15 13 UNSELF, to deprive o...
unsells 14 11 UNSELL, to speak dis...
unsexes 17 16 UNSEX, to deprive of...
unships 17 14 UNSHIP, to unload fr...
unshoes 13 11 UNSHOE, to strip of...
unshots 14 11 UNSHOT, to remove sh...
unshuts 15 12 UNSHUT, to open, or...
unsnags 12 12 UNSNAG, to free of s...
unsnaps 13 13 UNSNAP, to undo the...
unsouls 13 11 UNSOUL, to deprive o...
unspars 14 12 UNSPAR, to withdraw...
unsteps 14 12 UNSTEP, to remove fr...
unstops 14 12 UNSTOP, to remove a...
unstows 15 12 UNSTOW, to empty of...
unsuits 13 10 UNSUIT, to make unsu...
untacks 16 16 UNTACK, to remove a...
untames 12 12 UNTAME, to make unta...
untaxes 17 16 UNTAX, to remit a ta...
unteams 12 12 UNTEAM, to unyoke a...
untents 11 10 UNTENT, to remove fr...
unthaws 17 14 UNTHAW, to cause to...
untiles 13 10 UNTILE, to strip of...
untombs 15 15 UNTOMB, to remove fr...
untrims 14 12 UNTRIM, to strip of...
untruss 13 10 to free from a truss...
untucks 17 17 UNTUCK, to release f...
untunes 11 11 UNTUNE, to put out o...
unturfs 15 13 UNTURF, to strip of...
unturns 12 11 UNTURN, to turn back...
unvails 15 14 UNVAIL, (obsolete) t...
unveils 15 14 UNVEIL, to remove a...
unwares 14 12 (archaic) unwary, un...
unweals 15 13 UNWEAL, (obsolete) a...
unwills 18 14 UNWILL, to deprive o...
unwinds 15 14 UNWIND, to reverse t...
unwires 15 12 UNWIRE, to take the...
unwives 17 16 UNWIVE, to deprive o...
unworks 16 16 UNWORK, to undo or d...
unwraps 17 15 UNWRAP, to remove th...
unyokes 18 15 UNYOKE, to free from...
upbears 16 14 UPBEAR, to raise alo...
upbeats 16 14 UPBEAT, an unaccente...
upbinds 17 16 UPBIND, to bind comp...
upblows 21 18 UPBLOW, to blow up [...
upboils 18 15 UPBOIL, to boil up [...
upbrays 23 16 UPBRAY, (Spenser) to...
upcasts 18 14 UPCAST, to cast up [...
upcoils 19 15 UPCOIL, to coil up [...
upcomes 18 17 UPCOME, produce, out...
upcurls 20 16 UPCURL, to curl up [...
updarts 15 12 UPDART, to dart up [...
updates 14 12 UPDATE, to bring up...
updives 17 16 UPDIVE, to spring up...
updrags 16 14 UPDRAG, to drag upwa...
updraws 18 15 UPDRAW, to draw up [...
updries 15 12 UPDRY, to dry comple...
upfills 20 16 UPFILL, to fill up [...
upflows 21 18 UPFLOW, to flow up [...
upfolds 18 16 UPFOLD, to fold up [...
upfurls 19 16 UPFURL, to roll up [...
upgangs 16 16 UPGANG, (Scots) asce...
upgazes 18 22 UPGAZE, to gaze up [...
upgirds 17 14 UPGIRD, to gird comp...
upgrows 19 16 UPGROW, to grow up [...
uphangs 17 16 UPHANG, to hang up [...
uphauds 17 15 UPHAUD, (Scots) to m...
upheaps 18 16 UPHEAP, to heap up [...
uphills 20 15 UPHILL, an upward sl...
upholds 18 15 UPHOLD, to hold alof...
uphroes 16 13 UPHROE, a block or l...
uphurls 19 15 UPHURL, to hurl up [...
upkeeps 17 18 UPKEEP, the cost of...
upknits 16 16 UPKNIT, to reconcile...
uplands 15 14 UPLAND, the higher l...
upleads 15 13 UPLEAD, to lead up [...
upleans 14 13 UPLEAN, to rest one'...
upleaps 17 15 UPLEAP, to leap up [...
uplifts 19 15 UPLIFT, to lift up [...
uplinks 17 17 UPLINK, a communicat...
uploads 15 13 UPLOAD, to transfer...
uplocks 20 19 UPLOCK, to lock up [...
uplooks 16 16 UPLOOK, to look up [...
upmakes 16 18 UPMAKE, the action o...
uppiles 18 15 UPPILE, to pile up [...
uppings 18 17 UPPING, the process...
upprops 19 17 UPPROP, to prop up [...
uprates 14 11 UPRATE, to improve t...
uprears 14 11 UPREAR, to raise; to...
uprests 15 11 UPREST, (Shelley) a...
uprises 15 11 UPRISE, to rise up [...
uprists 16 11 UPRIST, a revolt, al...
uproars 14 11 UPROAR, (Shakespeare...
uprolls 17 13 UPROLL, to roll upwa...
uproots 14 11 UPROOT, to pull up b...
upsells 17 13 UPSELL, to attempt t...
upsends 14 13 UPSEND, to send upwa...
upshots 17 13 UPSHOT, the final re...
upsides 15 12 UPSIDE, a positive a...
upsizes 18 20 UPSIZE, to increase...
upsoars 14 11 UPSOAR, to soar upwa...
upstays 21 13 UPSTAY, to sustain [...
upsteps 17 14 UPSTEP, to step up [...
upstirs 16 11 UPSTIR, to stir up [...
upsways 24 16 UPSWAY, to swing up...
uptakes 15 15 UPTAKE, to take up [...
uptalks 17 16 UPTALK, to end a dec...
uptears 14 11 UPTEAR, to tear out...
upticks 20 18 UPTICK, an increase...
uptilts 17 12 UPTILT, to tilt upwa...
uptimes 16 14 UPTIME, the time dur...
uptowns 17 15 UPTOWN, the upper pa...
upturns 15 13 UPTURN, to turn up o...
upwafts 20 17 UPWAFT, to waft upwa...
upwards 18 15 in an upward directi...
upwells 20 16 UPWELL, to well up [...
upwinds 18 16 UPWIND, to wind up [...
upwraps 20 17 UPWRAP [v]
urachus 18 14 (Greek) a cord or ba...
uracils 17 12 URACIL, a form of py...
uranias 11 9 URANIA, uranium diox...
uranins 11 10 URANIN, an alkaline...
uranous 11 10 of uranium in lower...
uranyls 19 12 URANYL, the radical...
urbexes 20 18 URBEX, (short for) u...
urchins 18 14 URCHIN, a mischievou...
ureases 11 8 UREASE, an enzyme th...
ureides 12 9 UREIDE, any one of t...
uremias 13 11 UREMIA, the retentio...
ureters 12 8 URETER, a duct that...
urgings 15 13 URGING, the act of u...
urinals 13 10 URINAL, a sanitary f...
urinous 12 10 of or pertaining to...
urnfuls 16 14 URNFUL, as much as a...
urnings 13 12 URNING, a male homos...
uropods 14 12 UROPOD, any one of t...
urtexts 19 15 URTEXT, (German) the...
urticas 16 11 URTICA, (Latin) any...
usagers 13 10 USAGER, someone who...
usances 14 12 USANCE, a generally...
usefuls 16 13 USEFUL, (Australian)...
useless 13 9 serving no purpose [...
ustions 12 9 USTION, (obsolete) t...
usurers 13 9 USURER, one who live...
usuress 13 9 a female money lende...
usuries 13 9 USURY, the lending o...
usurous 13 10 (obsolete) relating...
uswards 16 12 (archaic) towards us...
utmosts 14 11 UTMOST, the greatest...
utopias 14 11 UTOPIA, any real or...
uveitis 15 12 inflammation of the...
uvulars 16 14 UVULAR, a sound prod...
vacates 16 14 VACATE, to make vaca...
vacuous 17 16 empty [adj VACUOUSLY...
vacuums 19 19 VACUUM, to operate a...
vaginas 14 14 VAGINA, the passage...
vagitus 16 14 a cry or wail [n -ES...
vahanas 14 14 VAHANA, (Sanskrit) a...
vahines 15 14 VAHINE, (Tahitian) a...
vakases 14 15 VAKAS, (Armenian) a...
vakeels 15 16 VAKEEL, (Hindi) a na...
valetas 14 12 VALETA, (Spanish) a...
valetes 14 12 VALETE, (Latin) a fa...
valgous 16 15 pertaining to valgus...
valines 14 13 VALINE, an amino aci...
valises 15 12 VALISE, (French) an...
valkyrs 23 18 VALKYR, a maiden in...
vallars 16 13 VALLAR, (Latin) a Ro...
valleys 22 15 VALLEY, a depression...
vallums 18 17 VALLUM, (Latin) a ra...
valours 15 13 VALOUR, courage, als...
valuers 15 13 VALUER, one that val...
valutas 15 13 VALUTA, (Italian) th...
vamoses 14 14 VAMOSE, to leave qui...
vampers 17 17 VAMPER, one who vamp...
vandals 14 14 VANDAL, one who dest...
vanitas 13 12 (Latin) a 17th centu...
vanners 12 13 VANNER, a person who...
vapings 17 17 VAPING, the practice...
vapours 16 15 VAPOUR, to turn into...
vardies 14 12 VARDY, (archaic) an...
varechs 19 16 VARECH, a kind of se...
varices 17 14 VARIX, (Latin) a var...
variers 14 11 VARIER, a wanderer;...
various 14 12 of diverse kinds [ad...
varlets 15 12 VARLET, (archaic) a...
varooms 14 14 VAROOM, to run an en...
varroas 13 11 VARROA, (Latin) an A...
varuses 14 12 VARUS, (Latin) a mal...
varvels 17 16 VARVEL, a ring for a...
vassals 15 12 VASSAL, to subject [...
vatfuls 18 16 VATFUL, as much as a...
vatters 14 11 VATTER, one who uses...
vauches 19 17 VAUCH, (dialect) to...
vaudoos 13 13 VAUDOO, West Indian...
vaunces 16 16 VAUNCE, (Spenser) to...
vawards 17 15 VAWARD, (Shakespeare...
vealers 14 12 VEALER, a calf raise...
vectors 17 14 VECTOR, to guide in...
veejays 21 22 VEEJAY, an announcer...
veepees 14 14 VEEPEE, (US colloqui...
veeries 13 11 VEERY, an American t...
veggies 16 15 VEGGIE, (colloquial)...
veilers 15 12 VEILER, one who veil...
veiners 13 12 VEINER, a tool used...
veinous 13 13 full of veins, also...
velcros 18 15 VELCRO, (tradename)...
veletas 14 12 VELETA, (Spanish) a...
velites 15 12 (Latin) foot-soldier...
vellets 16 13 VELLET, (Spenser) ve...
vellons 15 14 VELLON, (Spanish) a...
vellums 18 17 VELLUM, (Latin) calf...
velours 15 13 VELOUR, a fabric res...
velures 15 13 VELURE, (Shakespeare...
velvets 17 16 VELVET, to cover wit...
vendees 12 13 VENDEE, the person t...
venders 13 13 VENDER, a seller, al...
vendiss 14 13 a whitefish, found i...
vendors 13 13 VENDOR, a seller, al...
vendues 13 14 VENDUE, (Dutch) a pu...
veneers 12 12 VENEER, to overlay w...
venenes 11 13 VENENE, medicine fro...
venewes 15 15 VENEWE, (Shakespeare...
vengers 14 14 VENGER, (Spenser) an...
venines 12 13 VENINE, any of vario...
venires 13 12 VENIRE, (Latin) a ty...
venites 13 12 VENITE, (Latin) the...
vennels 13 14 VENNEL, (Scots) a la...
venters 13 12 VENTER, (obsolete) a...
ventils 15 13 VENTIL, a valve in w...
ventres 13 12 VENTRE, (obsolete) t...
venules 14 14 VENULE, a small vein...
venuses 13 13 VENUS, (Latin) one o...
verbals 17 15 VERBAL, to take a po...
verbids 17 15 VERBID, a nonfinite...
verdets 14 12 VERDET, copper aceta...
verdins 14 13 VERDIN, a small yell...
verdits 15 12 VERDIT, (Spenser) a...
verdoys 20 14 VERDOY, in heraldry,...
vergers 15 13 VERGER, a church off...
verglas 16 14 (French) a film of i...
verisms 16 14 VERISM, realism in a...
verists 15 11 VERIST, an adherent...
veritas 14 11 (Latin) truth [n VER...
verites 14 11 VERITE, (French) rea...
verlans 14 13 VERLAN, (French) a v...
vermils 17 15 VERMIL, to colour re...
vermins 15 15 VERMIN, troublesome...
verrels 15 12 VERREL, a band place...
versals 15 12 VERSAL, an ornamenta...
versers 14 11 VERSER, a versifier...
versets 14 11 VERSET, a short line...
versins 14 12 VERSIN, a versed sin...
verstes 14 11 VERSTE, (Russian) a...
vertues 14 12 VERTUE, moral excell...
vervels 17 16 VERVEL, a ring for a...
vervens 15 16 VERVEN, (Spenser) ve...
vervets 16 15 VERVET, (French) a s...
vesicas 17 14 VESICA, (Latin) a bl...
vespers 16 14 VESPER, an evening s...
vespids 17 15 VESPID, a social was...
vessels 15 12 VESSEL, a craft for...
vestals 15 12 VESTAL, (Latin) one...
vestees 13 11 VESTEE, a garment wo...
vetches 19 16 VETCH, any of a numb...
vetoers 13 11 VETOER, one who veto...
vetters 14 11 VETTER, one that eva...
vexings 21 21 VEXING, the act of v...
viators 14 11 VIATOR, a traveller...
vibices 20 17 VIBEX, a streak unde...
vibists 18 14 VIBIST, (colloquial)...
vibrios 17 14 VIBRIO, a bacterium...
vichies 20 16 VICHY, a type of min...
vicious 18 15 dangerously aggressi...
victims 20 17 VICTIM, one who suff...
victors 18 14 VICTOR, one who defe...
vicunas 17 16 VICUNA, a wild wool-...
vidames 15 15 VIDAME, in French fe...
vidimus 17 16 (Latin) an attested...
vidiots 15 12 VIDIOT, a habitual u...
viduous 15 14 widowed; empty [adj]
vielles 16 13 VIELLE, (French) a h...
viewers 17 14 VIEWER, one that vie...
vigoros 15 13 VIGORO, (Australian)...
vigours 16 14 VIGOUR, active stren...
viharas 16 13 VIHARA, (Sanskrit) a...
vikings 17 18 VIKING, an aggressiv...
villans 16 14 VILLAN, a malevolent...
villous 17 14 abounding in, or cov...
vimanas 14 15 VIMANA, (Sanskrit) i...
violers 15 12 VIOLER, a viol playe...
violets 15 12 VIOLET, any plant or...
violins 15 13 VIOLIN, the smallest...
viragos 15 13 VIRAGO, a noisy, dom...
virgers 16 13 VIRGER, (obsolete) a...
virgins 16 14 VIRGIN, (Shakespeare...
virinos 14 12 VIRINO, a hypothetic...
virions 14 12 VIRION, a virus part...
viroids 15 12 VIROID, a viruslike...
viroses 14 11 VIROSIS, infection w...
virosis 15 11 infection with a vir...
virtues 15 12 VIRTUE, moral excell...
viruses 15 12 VIRUS, (Latin) a pat...
visages 15 13 VISAGE, the face of...
visards 15 12 VISARD, a mask or vi...
viscins 18 15 VISCIN, the sticky s...
viscous 18 15 adhesive or sticky,...
viscums 20 18 VISCUM, a genus of p...
visiers 15 11 VISIER, (Arabic) a m...
visiles 16 12 VISILE, a person who...
visions 14 12 VISION, to see, perc...
visites 15 11 VISITE, (French) a l...
visuals 16 13 VISUAL, something vi...
vitexes 20 18 VITEX, (Latin) any o...
vitious 15 12 vicious in the speci...
vitrics 19 14 the art of making or...
vittles 16 12 VITTLE, to provide w...
vivaces 19 18 VIVACE, (Italian) a...
vizards 18 21 VIZARD, to mask or d...
viziers 18 20 VIZIER, (Arabic) a m...
vizslas 19 21 VIZSLA, (Hungarian)...
vizzies 21 29 VIZZIE, (Scots) to t...
vocules 18 16 VOCULE, a slight vow...
voddies 14 13 VODDY, (Coll) vodka...
vodouns 13 14 VODOUN, West Indian...
voguers 15 14 VOGUER, one who vogu...
voicers 17 14 VOICER, one who voic...
voidees 13 12 VOIDEE, (historical)...
voiders 14 12 VOIDER, one who void...
volleys 22 15 VOLLEY, to return a...
volosts 15 12 VOLOST, (Russian) a...
volumes 16 16 VOLUME, to send or g...
volutes 15 13 VOLUTE, any marine s...
vomicas 18 17 VOMICA, a cavity in...
vomitos 15 14 VOMITO, (Spanish) a...
vomitus 16 15 (Latin) matter vomit...
voodoos 12 12 VOODOO, West Indian...
voragos 14 13 VORAGO, (Latin) a gu...
voteens 12 12 VOTEEN, (Irish) a de...
votings 15 14 VOTING, casting a vo...
votives 16 15 VOTIVE, a votive off...
votress 14 11 a female votary, als...
vouches 19 17 VOUCH, to give one's...
voudons 13 14 VOUDON, West Indian...
voudous 14 14 VOUDOU, to bewitch b...
voulges 16 15 VOULGE, a weapon car...
vowless 18 15 having made no vow [...
voyages 20 15 VOYAGE, to travel [v...
voyeurs 20 14 VOYEUR, one who seek...
vulcans 18 17 VULCAN, (Latin) a bl...
vulgars 17 15 VULGAR, the common p...
wabains 16 14 WABAIN, a poisonous...
wabbles 20 17 WABBLE, to wobble [v...
wabooms 17 16 WABOOM, (Afrikaans)...
wackers 19 17 WACKER, (slang) mate...
wackoes 18 17 WACKO, a mad or ecce...
wadders 15 12 WADDER, an implement...
waddies 15 12 WADDIE [v]
waddles 16 13 WADDLE, to walk with...
wadings 16 14 WADING, the act of w...
wadmals 17 15 WADMAL, a thick, coa...
wadmels 17 15 WADMEL, a thick, coa...
wadmols 17 15 WADMOL, a thick, coa...
wadsets 15 11 WADSET, (Scots) to p...
waeness 13 11 sadness, also WOENES...
waffies 19 16 WAFFIE, (Scots) a va...
waffles 20 17 WAFFLE, to talk vagu...
wafters 17 13 WAFTER, an armed ves...
waggers 17 14 WAGGER, a wastepaper...
waggles 18 15 WAGGLE, to wag, move...
waggons 16 15 WAGGON, to transport...
wahines 16 13 WAHINE, (Maori) a Ma...
waiatas 14 10 WAIATA, (Maori) a Ma...
wailers 16 11 WAILER, one who wail...
wairuas 15 11 WAIRUA, (Maori) one'...
waiters 15 10 WAITER, one who serv...
waivers 17 14 WAIVER, the act of w...
wakames 16 17 WAKAME, (Japanese) a...
wakanes 14 15 WAKANE, (Japanese) a...
wakikis 18 18 WAKIKI, (Melanesian)...
wakings 17 17 WAKING, the act of w...
waldoes 15 12 WALDO, a gadget for...
walises 16 11 WALISE, (Scots) a va...
walkers 17 15 WALKER, one who walk...
walkies 17 15 as in 'go walkies' [...
walkups 20 19 WALKUP, an apartment...
wallahs 19 14 WALLAH, (Hindi) a pe...
wallers 17 12 WALLER, a builder of...
wallets 17 12 WALLET, a small, fla...
walleys 23 14 WALLEY, a type of ju...
wallies 17 12 WALLY, an idiot or i...
wallops 19 15 WALLOP, to beat soun...
wallows 20 15 WALLOW, to roll abou...
walnuts 16 13 WALNUT, a tree or it...
waltzes 19 20 WALTZ, to dance in t...
wambles 19 17 WAMBLE, to move unst...
wammuls 19 18 WAMMUL, (dialect) a...
wampees 17 16 WAMPEE, (Chinese) an...
wampums 20 20 WAMPUM, (Native Amer...
wamuses 16 14 WAMUS, a kind of car...
wanders 14 12 WANDER, to move abou...
wandles 15 13 WANDLE, to walk halt...
wandoos 13 12 WANDOO, (Native Aust...
wangans 14 14 WANGAN, (Native Amer...
wangles 16 14 WANGLE, to obtain by...
wanguns 15 15 WANGUN, (Native Amer...
wanings 15 14 WANING, the act of w...
wanions 13 12 WANION, (Shakespeare...
wankers 15 15 WANKER, one who mast...
wanness 13 12 the state of being w...
wanters 14 11 WANTER, one who want...
wanties 14 11 WANTY, a surcingle,...
wantons 13 12 WANTON, to behave in...
wapitis 18 13 WAPITI, (Native Amer...
wappers 19 16 WAPPER, to cause to...
waragis 16 12 WARAGI, a Ugandan al...
warbles 18 14 WARBLE, to sing with...
warbots 17 13 WARBOT, any robot or...
wardens 14 12 WARDEN, to guard as...
warders 15 11 WARDER, to guard as...
wardogs 16 13 WARDOG, a dog used i...
warless 16 11 free from war [adj]
warmers 16 13 WARMER, something th...
warmths 19 15 WARMTH, warmness [n]
warmups 19 17 WARMUP, a sportsman'...
warners 14 11 WARNER, one who warn...
warpers 17 13 WARPER, one who, or...
warrans 14 11 WARRAN, (obsolete) t...
warrays 21 12 WARRAY, (obsolete) t...
warrens 14 11 WARREN, a rabbit's h...
warreys 21 12 WARREY, (obsolete) t...
warsaws 18 13 WARSAW, a marine fis...
warsles 16 11 WARSLE, to wrestle,...
wasabis 17 13 WASABI, (Japanese) h...
washers 17 12 WASHER, to fit with...
washins 17 13 WASHIN, design of th...
washups 20 16 WASHUP, the act of w...
waspies 17 13 WASPIE, a ladies' co...
wastels 16 11 WASTEL, bread made f...
wasters 15 10 WASTER, (Scots) to s...
watapes 16 13 WATAPE, (Native Amer...
watches 20 15 WATCH, to keep in vi...
wattles 16 11 WATTLE, to construct...
wauchts 21 16 WAUCHT, (Scots) to d...
waughts 19 15 WAUGHT, (Scots) to d...
waukers 16 15 WAUKER, a fuller of...
wavings 18 17 WAVING, the act of w...
waxeyes 26 19 WAXEYE, a small New...
waxings 22 20 WAXING, the act of o...
wayangs 21 15 WAYANG, (Javanese) a...
waylays 28 15 WAYLAY, to ambush [v...
wayless 22 13 having no path [adj]
weakens 14 15 WEAKEN, to make weak...
weakons 14 15 WEAKON, a subatomic...
wealths 18 13 WEALTH, valuable pos...
weanels 14 12 WEANEL, (Spenser) a...
weaners 13 11 WEANER, a calf, lamb...
weapons 15 14 WEAPON, to supply wi...
wearers 14 10 WEARER, one who is d...
wearies 14 10 WEARY, to make tired...
weasels 15 11 WEASEL, to act evasi...
weasons 13 11 WEASON, the windpipe...
weavers 16 14 WEAVER, one that wea...
weazens 16 20 WEAZEN, to become dr...
webapps 21 19 WEBAPP, an applicati...
webbies 19 16 WEBBIE, a person ver...
webcams 21 19 WEBCAM, a camera use...
webless 18 14 having no webs [adj]
weblogs 19 16 WEBLOG, a website th...
wedders 15 12 WEDDER, (dialect) to...
wedelns 15 13 WEDELN, (German) to...
wedgies 16 13 WEDGIE, a type of wo...
weeders 14 11 WEEDER, one who weed...
weejuns 16 21 moccasin-style shoes...
weenies 13 11 WEENIE, a frankfurte...
weepers 16 13 WEEPER, one who weep...
weepies 16 13 WEEPIE, a highly emo...
weevers 16 14 WEEVER, any one of s...
weevils 18 15 WEEVIL, a popular na...
weewees 16 13 WEEWEE, (colloquial)...
weights 19 14 WEIGHT, to add heavi...
weiners 14 11 WEINER, (German) a f...
weirdos 15 11 WEIRDO, a very stran...
welches 21 16 WELCH, to fail to pa...
welders 16 12 WELDER, one that wel...
weldors 16 12 WELDOR, one that wel...
welkins 17 16 WELKIN, the sky [n]
wellies 17 12 WELLIE, (colloquial)...
welshes 18 13 WELSH, to fail to pa...
welters 16 11 WELTER, to roll abou...
wenches 19 16 WENCH, to consort wi...
wesands 14 12 WESAND, (Spenser) th...
weskits 17 14 WESKIT, (colloquial)...
westers 15 10 WESTER, to move towa...
westies 15 10 WESTIE, (Australian...
wethers 17 12 WETHER, a castrated...
wetness 14 11 the state of being w...
wetters 15 10 WETTER, something th...
wetties 15 10 WETTIE, (New Zealand...
wezands 17 21 WEZAND, (obsolete) t...
whackos 21 19 WHACKO, an eccentric...
whalers 18 13 WHALER, a person who...
whammos 19 18 WHAMMO, impressive v...
whanaus 16 14 WHANAU, (Maori) a fa...
wharves 19 16 WHARVE, a disc on th...
whatevs 19 16 (slang) whatever [in...
whatsis 18 12 something whose name...
wheechs 22 17 WHEECH, (Scots) to m...
wheezes 19 21 WHEEZE, to breathe w...
whences 19 16 WHENCE, a place of o...
whenuas 16 14 WHENUA, (Maori) land...
whenwes 19 16 WHENWE, (South Afric...
whereas 16 12 an introduction of a...
wherves 19 16 WHERVE, a piece of w...
wheughs 21 17 WHEUGH, to utter a s...
whidahs 20 15 WHIDAH, a group of A...
whiners 17 13 WHINER, one who whin...
whinges 18 15 WHINGE, to complain...
whishes 20 14 WHISH, to move with...
whishts 21 14 WHISHT, (Scots) to k...
whisses 18 12 WHISS, to hiss or wh...
whitens 17 13 WHITEN, to make whit...
whiteys 24 14 WHITEY, (colloquial)...
whities 18 12 WHITY, a white perso...
whizzes 24 30 WHIZZ, to move rapid...
whoomps 20 18 WHOOMP, a sudden lou...
whoosis 17 12 an object or person...
whosits 18 12 WHOSIT, an object or...
whydahs 26 17 WHYDAH, a group of A...
wibbles 21 17 WIBBLE, to wobble, a...
wiccans 21 17 WICCAN, one who prac...
wickeds 20 18 WICKED, a wicked per...
wickens 19 18 WICKEN, the rowan tr...
wickers 20 17 WICKER, a pliant twi...
wickets 20 17 WICKET, a small gate...
wickies 20 17 WICKY, the rowan tre...
widders 16 12 WIDDER, (colloquial)...
widdies 16 12 WIDDY, (Scots) a rop...
widdles 17 13 WIDDLE, a child's wo...
widgets 17 13 WIDGET, any small ma...
widgies 17 13 WIDGIE, an Australia...
wieners 14 11 WIENER, (German) a f...
wienies 14 11 WIENIE, a frankfurte...
wigeons 15 13 WIGEON, a kind of fr...
wiggers 18 14 WIGGER, (colloquial)...
wiggles 19 15 WIGGLE, to move with...
wigless 18 13 without a wig [adj]
wiglets 18 13 WIGLET, a small wig...
wigwags 21 17 WIGWAG, to twist abo...
wigwams 21 18 WIGWAM, (Native Amer...
wikiups 20 18 WIKIUP, (Native Amer...
wilders 17 12 WILDER, to cause to...
willers 18 12 WILLER, someone who...
willets 18 12 WILLET, a large Nort...
willeys 24 14 WILLEY, to clean in...
willies 18 12 WILLIE [v]
willows 21 15 WILLOW, to clean tex...
wiltjas 19 20 WILTJA, (Native Aust...
wimbles 20 17 WIMBLE, to bore thro...
wimples 20 17 WIMPLE, to wrap in a...
wincers 18 14 WINCER, one who winc...
winceys 24 16 WINCEY, plain or twi...
winches 20 16 WINCH, to raise with...
windacs 18 15 WINDAC, a windlass,...
winders 15 12 WINDER, (slang) a bl...
windles 16 13 WINDLE, to wind yarn...
windows 18 15 WINDOW, to provide a...
windses 15 12 WINDS, a small venti...
windups 18 16 WINDUP, a conclusion...
wingers 16 13 WINGER, a footballer...
winkers 16 15 WINKER, something th...
winkles 17 16 WINKLE, to extract o...
winless 16 12 having no wins [adj]
winners 14 12 WINNER, one that win...
winnles 15 13 WINNLE, (Scots) an a...
winnows 17 15 WINNOW, to separate...
winseys 21 13 WINSEY, plain or twi...
winters 15 11 WINTER, to pass the...
wintles 16 12 WINTLE, (Scots) to s...
wipings 19 16 WIPING, the act of c...
wippens 19 17 WIPPEN, the part of...
wirings 17 13 WIRING, a system of...
wirrahs 18 12 WIRRAH, (Native Aust...
wisards 16 11 WISARD, a wizard [n]
wisdoms 17 14 WISDOM, the quality...
wiseass 15 10 a pretentiously wise...
wisents 15 11 WISENT, a European b...
wishers 18 12 WISHER, one who wish...
wiskets 17 14 WISKET, a basket; es...
witches 21 15 WITCH, to bewitch [v...
witgats 17 12 WITGAT, (Afrikaans)...
withers 18 12 WITHER, to dry up an...
withies 18 12 WITHY, a flexible tw...
withins 18 13 WITHIN, an interior...
witless 17 11 lacking intelligence...
witness 15 11 to have direct knowl...
witneys 21 13 WITNEY, a heavy wool...
witters 16 10 WITTER, to mutter pe...
wittols 17 11 WITTOL, (archaic) a...
wiverns 17 15 WIVERN, in heraldry,...
wizards 19 20 WIZARD, a man who pr...
wiziers 19 19 WIZIER, (Arabic) a m...
wizzens 21 29 WIZZEN, the windpipe...
wobbles 20 17 WOBBLE, to move unst...
woeness 13 11 sadness, also WAENES...
woggles 18 15 WOGGLE, a scout or g...
wolfers 18 14 WOLFER, a hunter of...
wollies 17 12 WOLLY, a uniformed p...
wolvers 18 15 WOLVER, a hunter of...
wombats 18 16 WOMBAT, (Native Aust...
womeras 15 13 WOMERA, (Native Aust...
wommits 18 16 WOMMIT, (English dia...
wonders 14 12 WONDER, to speculate...
wonings 15 14 WONING, a dwelling p...
wonners 13 12 WONNER, (Scots) a wo...
wontons 13 12 WONTON, (Chinese) in...
woobuts 17 14 WOOBUT, a hairy cate...
woodens 13 12 WOODEN, (Australian...
woodies 14 11 WOODY, a wood-panele...
woofers 16 13 WOOFER, a loudspeake...
wooings 15 13 WOOING, the act of w...
woolens 14 12 WOOLEN, a fabric mad...
woolers 15 11 WOOLER, a domestic a...
woolies 15 11 WOOLIE, a woollen ga...
woopies 16 13 WOOPIE, a well-off o...
woopses 16 13 WOOPS, to vomit [v]
woosels 15 11 WOOSEL, (Shakespeare...
wooshes 16 12 WOOSH, to move with...
wootzes 17 19 WOOTZ, a tough sharp...
workers 16 14 WORKER, one that wor...
workups 19 18 WORKUP, an intensive...
wormers 16 13 WORMER, a screw fixe...
wormils 18 14 WORMIL, a lump in th...
worrals 16 11 WORRAL, (Arabic) an...
worrels 16 11 WORREL, (Arabic) an...
worries 15 10 WORRY, to cause to b...
worrits 16 10 WORRIT, to worry, al...
worsens 14 11 WORSEN, to become wo...
worsets 15 10 WORSET, a woollen ya...
wortles 16 11 WORTLE, a perforated...
woubits 18 14 WOUBIT, a hairy cate...
wowsers 18 13 WOWSER, (Australian...
wraiths 18 12 WRAITH, a visible di...
wrasses 15 10 WRASSE, (Cornish) an...
wraxles 22 18 WRAXLE, (dialect) to...
wreaths 17 12 WREATH, a garland of...
wrethes 17 12 WRETHE, (Spenser) to...
wrights 20 14 WRIGHT, a maker; a r...
writers 16 10 WRITER, one that wri...
writhes 18 12 WRITHE, to squirm or...
wroaths 17 12 WROATH, (Shakespeare...
wryness 21 13 the quality of being...
wunners 14 13 WUNNER, something th...
wurleys 23 14 WURLEY, (Native Aust...
wurlies 17 12 WURLIE, (Native Aust...
wurzels 20 21 WURZEL, (German) a v...
wussies 16 11 WUSSY, a wimp [n]
wuthers 18 13 WUTHER, to move swif...
wuzzles 23 30 WUZZLE, (US) to jumb...
wyverns 23 17 WYVERN, in heraldry,...
xenopus 19 19 a frog native to sou...
xeromas 18 17 XEROMA, a dry lustre...
xeroses 17 14 XEROSIS, abnormal dr...
xerosis 18 14 abnormal dryness of...
xerotes 17 14 abnormal dryness of...
xeroxes 23 21 XEROX, to produce by...
xeruses 18 15 XERUS, an African gr...
xylenes 24 18 XYLENE, a flammable...
xylomas 26 20 XYLOMA, a body which...
xyloses 25 17 XYLOSE, a pentose (a...
xysters 25 16 XYSTER, a surgeon's...
yabbers 22 15 YABBER, (Native Aust...
yabbies 22 15 YABBY, to catch yabb...
yackers 22 16 YACKER, (Native Aust...
yaffles 23 16 YAFFLE, the green wo...
yaggers 20 13 YAGGER, (Scots) a pe...
yakkers 20 17 YAKKER, (Native Aust...
yammers 20 15 YAMMER, to complain...
yampies 21 15 YAMPY, (dialect) a f...
yankees 17 14 YANKEE, (in internat...
yankers 18 14 YANKER, (Scots) a bi...
yankies 18 14 YANKIE, (Scots) a sc...
yanquis 26 20 YANQUI, (Spanish) in...
yantras 17 10 YANTRA, (Sanskrit) a...
yaourts 18 10 YAOURT, a semisolid,...
yapocks 24 19 YAPOCK, the South Am...
yappers 22 15 YAPPER, a yappy dog...
yappies 22 15 YAPPIE, a young aspi...
yaqonas 24 19 YAQONA, (Fijian) a s...
yarders 18 10 YARDER, one who yard...
yarners 17 10 YARNER, one who tell...
yarphas 22 14 YARPHA, in Shetland,...
yarrans 17 10 YARRAN, (Native Aust...
yarrows 21 12 YARROW, a strongly-s...
yasmaks 20 16 YASMAK, (Arabic) a d...
yatters 18 9 YATTER, to talk idly...
yaupers 20 13 YAUPER, one who yaup...
yaupons 19 14 YAUPON, (Catawba) a...
yautias 18 10 YAUTIA, (Taino) a tr...
yawners 20 13 YAWNER, one who yawn...
yawpers 23 15 YAWPER, one who yawp...
yeelins 18 11 YEELIN, a person of...
yellers 20 11 YELLER, one who crie...
yellows 23 14 YELLOW, to make or b...
yelpers 21 13 YELPER, one who yelp...
yemmers 20 15 YEMMER, (dialect) an...
yetties 18 9 YETTIE, (colloquial)...
yibbles 24 16 (Scots) perhaps, als...
yickers 23 16 YICKER, to utter sha...
yidakis 20 14 YIDAKI, (Native Aust...
yikkers 21 17 YIKKER, to utter sha...
yindies 18 11 YINDIE, a person in...
yippers 23 15 YIPPER, a golfer suf...
yippies 23 15 YIPPY, a member of a...
ynambus 21 17 YNAMBU, (Tupi) a Sou...
yobboes 21 15 YOBBO, (slang) a yob...
yodlers 19 11 YODLER, one who yode...
yoginis 19 12 YOGINI, a female yog...
yogisms 21 14 YOGISM, the art of y...
yogurts 20 12 YOGURT, (Turkish) a...
yojanas 18 19 YOJANA, (Hindi) in t...
yokings 20 16 YOKING, (dialect) as...
yonders 17 11 YONDER, the distance...
yonkers 18 14 YONKER, (obsolete) a...
yonnies 16 11 YONNIE, (Australian...
yoppers 22 15 YOPPER, a young pers...
yorkers 19 13 YORKER, a kind of de...
yorkies 19 13 YORKIE, a Yorkshire...
youpons 19 14 YOUPON, (Catawba) a...
yowlers 22 13 YOWLER, one who yowl...
yowleys 28 15 YOWLEY, the yellowha...
yshends 20 13 YSHEND, (Spenser) to...
yttrias 19 9 YTTRIA, a chemical c...
yuckers 23 17 YUCKER, an American...
yukatas 19 14 YUKATA, (Japanese) a...
yummies 21 16 YUMMY, something del...
yumpies 22 16 YUMPIE, a young, upw...
yuppies 23 16 YUPPIE, a young prof...
zabetas 16 19 ZABETA, (Arabic) a s...
zaddiks 17 22 ZADDIK, (Hebrew) in...
zaffars 19 22 ZAFFAR, (Italian) an...
zaffers 19 22 ZAFFER, (Italian) an...
zaffirs 20 22 ZAFFIR, (Italian) an...
zaffres 19 22 ZAFFRE, (Italian) an...
zaidehs 17 19 ZAIDEH, (Yiddish) a...
zaidies 15 17 ZAIDY, (Yiddish) a g...
zaikais 16 20 ZAIKAI, (Japanese) t...
zamangs 16 22 ZAMANG, (Carib) the...
zambuks 20 27 ZAMBUK, (New Zealand...
zananas 12 18 ZANANA, (Urdu) in th...
zanders 14 18 ZANDER, (German) a E...
zappers 19 22 ZAPPER, a device tha...
zarapes 16 19 ZARAPE, (Spanish) a...
zarebas 16 19 ZAREBA, (Arabic) an...
zaribas 17 19 ZARIBA, (Arabic) an...
zarnecs 17 20 ZARNEC, (Arabic) a n...
zealots 15 17 ZEALOT, a fanatic, a...
zealous 15 18 filled with zeal [ad...
zeatins 14 17 ZEATIN, a chemical c...
zebecks 21 26 ZEBECK, a small, thr...
zebrass 17 19 the offspring of a z...
zechins 20 22 ZECHIN, (Italian) a...
zelants 15 18 ZELANT, a zealot, a...
zenanas 12 18 ZENANA, (Urdu) in th...
zendiks 16 22 ZENDIK, (Arabic) in...
zeniths 17 19 ZENITH, the highest...
zephyrs 26 23 ZEPHYR, a gentle bre...
zerebas 16 19 ZEREBA, (Arabic) an...
zeribas 17 19 ZERIBA, (Arabic) an...
zesters 15 16 ZESTER, a utensil fo...
zeugmas 17 22 ZEUGMA, (Greek) a fi...
zibeths 20 21 ZIBETH, (Arabic) a c...
ziffius 21 23 a sea-monster [n -ES...
zigzags 21 29 ZIGZAG, to turn shar...
zilches 22 22 ZILCH, nothing [n]
zillahs 20 20 ZILLAH, (Hindi) an a...
zincous 18 21 relating to or like...
zingels 17 20 ZINGEL, (German) a f...
zingers 16 19 ZINGER, someone or s...
zinnias 14 18 ZINNIA, a garden flo...
zipless 19 20 lacking energy [adj]
zipolas 18 20 ZIPOLA, nothing [n]
zippers 20 22 ZIPPER, to close wit...
zircons 18 20 ZIRCON, a tetragonal...
zithers 18 18 ZITHER, a stringed i...
zizzles 23 35 ZIZZLE, to sizzle [v...
zloties 16 17 ZLOTY, a monetary un...
zocalos 18 20 ZOCALO, (Spanish) in...
zodiacs 18 20 ZODIAC, an imaginary...
zombies 18 22 ZOMBIE, in West Indi...
zonings 15 20 ZONING, division int...
zonoids 14 18 ZONOID, a finite vec...
zonulas 15 19 ZONULA, a small zone...
zonules 15 19 ZONULE, a small zone...
zonures 14 18 ZONURE, a kind of tr...
zoozoos 16 25 ZOOZOO, the wood-pig...
zorinos 14 17 ZORINO, (Spanish) a...
zosters 15 16 ZOSTER, (Greek) an a...
zouaves 16 21 ZOUAVE, a French inf...
zoysias 21 18 ZOYSIA, a kind of pe...
zufolos 18 21 ZUFOLO, (Italian) a...
zydecos 24 22 ZYDECO, (Creole) a p...
zygomas 23 23 ZYGOMA, the cheekbon...
zygoses 22 20 ZYGOSIS, the union o...
zygosis 23 20 the union of two gam...
zygotes 22 20 ZYGOTE, a cell forme...
zymases 22 21 ZYMASE, an enzyme th...
zymites 23 21 ZYMITE, a priest who...
zymomes 23 24 ZYMOME, an old name...
zymoses 22 21 ZYMOSIS, fermentatio...
zymosis 23 21 fermentation [n ZYMO...
zythums 26 24 ZYTHUM, (Greek) a ma...