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abasers
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ABASER, one who abas...
abashes
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ABASH, to strike wit...
abasias
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ABASIA, the inabilit...
abaters
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10
ABATER, one who abat...
abators
13
10
ABATOR, one who unla...
abattis
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10
a barrier made of fe...
abduces
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15
ABDUCE, to draw or c...
abducts
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15
ABDUCT, to carry som...
abelias
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ABELIA, any of sever...
abiders
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ABIDER, one who abid...
abioses
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10
ABIOSIS, absence of...
abiosis
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10
absence of life [n A...
abiturs
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ABITUR, (German) in...
abjects
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ABJECT, to throw out...
abjures
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20
ABJURE, to renounce...
ablates
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ABLATE, to remove or...
ablauts
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12
ABLAUT, (German) vow...
ablings
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14
(dialect) perhaps, a...
abollas
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12
ABOLLA, (historical)...
abortus
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11
an aborted fetus [n...
abounds
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ABOUND, to exist in...
abrades
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ABRADE, to wear away...
abraids
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ABRAID, (Spenser) to...
abraxas
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a gem engraved with...
abrazos
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19
ABRAZO, (Spanish) in...
abreges
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12
ABREGE, (French) an...
abroads
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ABROAD, a place abro...
abrupts
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14
ABRUPT, (Milton) an...
abscess
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13
a collection of pus...
absciss
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13
the distance of a po...
abseils
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ABSEIL, (German) to...
absents
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11
ABSENT, to take or k...
absorbs
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13
ABSORB, to take up o...
absurds
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12
ABSURD, the conditio...
abulias
15
12
ABULIA, (Greek) abno...
abusers
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11
ABUSER, one who abus...
abvolts
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15
ABVOLT, a unit of el...
abwatts
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13
ABWATT, a unit of po...
abysses
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12
ABYSS, a bottomless...
acacias
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13
ACACIA, a genus of t...
acajous
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20
ACAJOU, (Tupi) the c...
acanths
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13
ACANTH, a prickly pl...
acarids
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11
ACARID, a member of...
acaters
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10
ACATER, (obsolete) a...
accedes
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14
ACCEDE, to consent [...
accends
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15
ACCEND, (obsolete) t...
accents
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14
ACCENT, to pronounce...
accepts
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16
ACCEPT, to receive w...
accites
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13
ACCITE, to cite; to...
accloys
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16
ACCLOY, (Spenser) to...
accoils
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14
ACCOIL, (Spenser) to...
accords
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14
ACCORD, to bring int...
accosts
18
13
ACCOST, to approach...
accrews
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16
ACCREW, (Spenser) to...
accrues
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14
ACCRUE, to accumulat...
accuses
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14
ACCUSE, to bring a c...
acedias
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11
ACEDIA, (Greek) slot...
acerous
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11
needle-shaped [adj]
acetals
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11
ACETAL, an odorifero...
acetins
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11
ACETIN, a combinatio...
acetous
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11
like vinegar [adj]
acetyls
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13
ACETYL, the radical...
achages
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14
ACHAGE, (Tennyson) a...
achates
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12
(Spenser) bought pro...
achenes
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13
ACHENE, a dry one-se...
achings
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15
ACHING, a continuing...
achkans
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17
ACHKAN, (Hindi) in I...
acinous
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12
relating to a sackli...
acknows
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18
ACKNOW, (obsolete) t...
acmites
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13
ACMITE, a soda pyrox...
acnodes
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12
ACNODE, an isolated...
acquits
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20
ACQUIT, to free from...
actants
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11
ACTANT, a noun phras...
actings
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13
ACTING, the occupati...
actions
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11
ACTION, to carry out...
actives
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14
ACTIVE, the active m...
actress
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10
a female actor [n -E...
actuals
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12
commodities which ca...
actures
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11
ACTURE, (Shakespeare...
acuates
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11
ACUATE, to sharpen [...
aculeus
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13
(Latin) a prickle gr...
acumens
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15
ACUMEN, mental keenn...
adagios
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ADAGIO, a piece of m...
addaxes
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16
ADDAX, a large light...
addeems
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12
ADDEEM, (obsolete) t...
addends
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ADDEND, an amount to...
addicts
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12
ADDICT, to make depe...
addings
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12
ADDING, the act of a...
addooms
12
12
ADDOOM, (Spenser) to...
address
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9
to speak to [v ADDRE...
adduces
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13
ADDUCE, to cite or q...
adducts
16
13
ADDUCT, to draw inwa...
adenyls
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12
ADENYL, a nucleotide...
adheres
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10
ADHERE, to become or...
adioses
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8
ADIOS, (Spanish) goo...
adipous
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pertaining to animal...
adjigos
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ADJIGO, an Australia...
adjoins
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18
ADJOIN, to lie next...
adjures
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18
ADJURE, to command s...
adjusts
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18
ADJUST, to bring to...
adlands
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ADLAND, an idealised...
admires
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11
ADMIRE, to have a hi...
admixes
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18
ADMIX, to mix [v]
adnouns
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ADNOUN, an adjective...
adorers
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8
ADORER, one that ado...
adpress
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to press together, a...
adrates
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8
ADRATE, the price or...
adreads
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9
ADREAD, (obsolete) t...
adsorbs
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ADSORB, to gather an...
adsukis
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13
ADSUKI, (Japanese) a...
advects
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ADVECT, to transport...
advenes
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ADVENE, to be added...
advents
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ADVENT, arrival [n]
adverbs
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ADVERB, a word used...
adverts
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ADVERT, to refer to...
advices
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ADVICE, counsel [n]
advises
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ADVISE, to give advi...
adwards
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ADWARD, (Spenser) to...
adwares
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ADWARE, software wit...
adzukis
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ADZUKI, (Japanese) a...
aediles
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AEDILE, (Latin) in c...
aegises
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9
AEGIS, (Greek) prote...
aemules
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AEMULE, (Spenser) to...
aeneous
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of a shining bronze...
aerates
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7
AERATE, to put air i...
aerials
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8
AERIAL, an antenna [...
aerobes
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AEROBE, an organism...
aerobus
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a type of monorail t...
aerugos
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10
AERUGO, a green film...
aetatis
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(Latin) at the age o...
aethers
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AETHER, the upper re...
affairs
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AFFAIR, something wh...
affears
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AFFEAR, (Spenser) to...
affects
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AFFECT, to act upon...
affeers
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AFFEER, (archaic) to...
affines
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AFFINE, a relation b...
affirms
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AFFIRM, to state pos...
affixes
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AFFIX, to fix on to,...
affords
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AFFORD, to have suff...
affraps
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AFFRAP, (Spenser) to...
affrays
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AFFRAY, to disturb o...
affrets
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AFFRET, (Spenser) a...
afghans
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AFGHAN, a heavy knit...
afreets
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AFREET, an evil spir...
aftosas
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AFTOSA, a disease of...
agamids
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AGAMID, a kind of tr...
agamous
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asexual, also AGAMIC...
agarics
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AGARIC, a kind of fu...
ageings
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AGEING, the process...
ageisms
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AGEISM, discriminati...
ageists
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AGEIST, an advocate...
ageless
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never growing old [a...
agendas
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AGENDA, a list of th...
aggadas
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AGGADA, the homileti...
aggress
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to attack first [v -...
agitans
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as in paralysis agit...
agnails
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AGNAIL, a torn shred...
agnames
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AGNAME, a name extra...
agnates
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AGNATE, a relative o...
agnises
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AGNISE, to acknowled...
agnizes
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AGNIZE, to acknowled...
agogics
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the art of accenting...
agonies
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AGONY, extreme suffe...
agoutas
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AGOUTA, a small inse...
agoutis
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AGOUTI, a burrowing...
agrafes
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12
AGRAFE, (French) a h...
agreges
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AGREGE, (French) a F...
agrises
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AGRISE, to terrify,...
agrizes
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AGRIZE, (obsolete) t...
agryzes
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AGRYZE, (obsolete) t...
aguises
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AGUISE, to adorn, al...
aguizes
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AGUIZE, to adorn, al...
ahimsas
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AHIMSA, (Sanskrit) i...
aiblins
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(dialect) perhaps, a...
aidants
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AIDANT, (archaic) a...
aidless
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helpless; without ai...
aieries
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7
AIERY, the nest of a...
aiglets
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10
AIGLET, a metal shea...
aigrets
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9
AIGRET, a tuft of fe...
aikidos
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12
AIKIDO, (Japanese) a...
aimless
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11
without aim [adj]
airbags
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AIRBAG, an inflatabl...
aircons
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AIRCON, an air condi...
airgaps
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AIRGAP, a gap in a m...
airguns
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AIRGUN, a gun that d...
airings
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AIRING, an exposure...
airless
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8
having no air [adj]
airvacs
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AIRVAC, evacuation b...
airways
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AIRWAY, a passage fo...
aitches
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12
AITCH, the letter H...
ajowans
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AJOWAN, the fruit of...
akateas
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AKATEA, (Maori) a Ne...
akeakes
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AKEAKE, a New Zealan...
akebias
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AKEBIA, (Japanese) a...
akedahs
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AKEDAH, (Hebrew) the...
akharas
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AKHARA, (Hindi) a gy...
alalias
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ALALIA, loss of spee...
alanins
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ALANIN, an amino aci...
alanyls
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12
ALANYL, a univalent...
alarums
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12
ALARUM, (archaic) to...
alaskas
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12
ALASKA, a kind of de...
albatas
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ALBATA, a variety of...
albedos
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ALBEDO, the measure...
alberts
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ALBERT, a kind of wa...
albinos
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ALBINO, a person or...
albites
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ALBITE, a sodium-ric...
albugos
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ALBUGO, a white opac...
alcades
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12
ALCADE, the mayor of...
alcaics
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ALCAIC, a type of ve...
alcools
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ALCOOL, (French) a f...
alcoves
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ALCOVE, a vaulted or...
aldoses
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9
ALDOSE, a class of s...
aldrins
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ALDRIN, a chlorinate...
alegars
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ALEGAR, vinegar made...
alegges
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ALEGGE, (Spenser) to...
alerces
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ALERCE, the wood of...
alevins
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ALEVIN, a young fish...
alexias
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ALEXIA, loss of powe...
alexins
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ALEXIN, a substance...
alfakis
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ALFAKI, a teacher of...
algates
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(obsolete) always; w...
algeses
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ALGESIS, the sensati...
algesis
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the sensation of pai...
aliases
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ALIAS, an assumed na...
alibies
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ALIBI, to give an al...
alidads
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ALIDAD, a device use...
alights
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ALIGHT, to dismount...
aliners
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ALINER, one who alin...
alipeds
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ALIPED, an animal wi...
alismas
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ALISMA, a plant of t...
alisons
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ALISON, a small flow...
aliyahs
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ALIYAH, the immigrat...
alkalis
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ALKALI, a substance...
alkanes
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ALKANE, a group of h...
alkenes
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ALKENE, an unsaturat...
alkines
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ALKINE, a group of h...
alkynes
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ALKYNE, a group of h...
alleges
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ALLEGE, to assert wi...
alleles
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10
ALLELE, any one of t...
alliaks
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13
ALLIAK, (Inuit) an I...
allices
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ALLICE, a fish of th...
allises
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9
ALLIS, a fish of the...
alliums
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13
ALLIUM, a plant of t...
allness
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10
the condition of bei...
alludes
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11
ALLUDE, to make an i...
allures
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10
ALLURE, to attract w...
almains
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ALMAIN, an old court...
almners
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12
ALMNER, a giver of a...
almonds
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13
ALMOND, a kind of ed...
almuces
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15
ALMUCE, a furred hoo...
almudes
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13
ALMUDE, a Spanish un...
alnages
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11
ALNAGE, cloth inspec...
alnicos
15
12
ALNICO, (tradename)...
alogias
13
10
ALOGIA, the inabilit...
alpacas
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14
ALPACA, a domestic a...
alpeens
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12
ALPEEN, (Irish a cud...
alphyls
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16
ALPHYL, a univalent...
alpines
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12
ALPINE, an alpine pl...
alsikes
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12
ALSIKE, a kind of cl...
altezas
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ALTEZA, (Spanish) hi...
altheas
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10
ALTHEA, a genus of p...
aludels
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11
ALUDEL, a pear-shape...
alumins
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ALUMIN, an oxide of...
alumnus
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a former pupil [n AL...
amadous
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12
AMADOU, a tinder mad...
amasses
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10
AMASS, to accumulate...
amatols
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AMATOL, an explosive...
amautis
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11
AMAUTI, (Inuit) an I...
amazons
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AMAZON, a powerful w...
ambages
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AMBAGE, (French) amb...
ambaris
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AMBARI, (Hindi) a fi...
ambeers
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AMBEER, the spittle...
amblers
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14
AMBLER, one who ambl...
ambones
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14
AMBO, a pulpit in an...
ambries
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13
AMBRY, a cupboard fo...
amelias
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11
AMELIA, being born w...
amendes
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12
AMENDE, (French) a f...
amerces
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13
AMERCE, to fine or p...
amidins
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12
AMIDIN, the soluble...
amidols
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12
AMIDOL, a colourless...
amisses
13
10
AMISS, an evil, a mi...
amities
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10
AMITY, friendship [n...
ammines
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14
AMMINE, a type of am...
amnions
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12
AMNION, the innermos...
amoebas
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13
AMOEBA, a one-celled...
amomums
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17
AMOMUM, a plant of t...
amooves
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AMOOVE, (Spenser) to...
amorces
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13
AMORCE, a percussion...
amorets
12
10
AMORET, a love sonne...
amorous
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11
pertaining to love [...
amounts
12
12
AMOUNT, to come to i...
amperes
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13
AMPERE, a unit of el...
ampules
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15
AMPULE, a small seal...
amritas
13
10
AMRITA, (Sanskrit) a...
amtmans
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14
AMTMAN, (German) in...
amtracs
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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
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17
AMYLUM, starch [n]
amytals
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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
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ANCOME, a sudden inf...
ancones
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12
ANCON, (Greek) the e...
ancress
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11
a female anchorite,...
anemias
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11
ANEMIA, a disorder o...
angelus
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12
a prayer said in mor...
angicos
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13
ANGICO, a South Amer...
anginas
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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
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12
ANICUT, (Tamil) a da...
anilins
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10
ANILIN, a product of...
animals
13
12
ANIMAL, a living org...
anklets
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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
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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
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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
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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
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something whose name...
wheechs
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wheezes
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whences
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whenuas
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whenwes
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wherves
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WHERVE, a piece of w...
wheughs
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whidahs
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WHIDAH, a group of A...
whiners
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WHINER, one who whin...
whinges
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WHINGE, to complain...
whishes
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WHISH, to move with...
whishts
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WHISHT, (Scots) to k...
whisses
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WHISS, to hiss or wh...
whitens
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WHITEN, to make whit...
whiteys
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whities
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WHITY, a white perso...
whizzes
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whoomps
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WHOOMP, a sudden lou...
whoosis
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an object or person...
whosits
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WHOSIT, an object or...
whydahs
26
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WHYDAH, a group of A...
wibbles
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WIBBLE, to wobble, a...
wiccans
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WICCAN, one who prac...
wickeds
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WICKED, a wicked per...
wickens
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WICKEN, the rowan tr...
wickers
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WICKER, a pliant twi...
wickets
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WICKET, a small gate...
wickies
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widders
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widdies
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widdles
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widgets
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widgies
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WIDGIE, an Australia...
wieners
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WIENER, (German) a f...
wienies
14
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WIENIE, a frankfurte...
wigeons
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WIGEON, a kind of fr...
wiggers
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wiggles
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WIGGLE, to move with...
wigless
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without a wig [adj]
wiglets
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WIGLET, a small wig...
wigwags
21
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WIGWAG, to twist abo...
wigwams
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WIGWAM, (Native Amer...
wikiups
20
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WIKIUP, (Native Amer...
wilders
17
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WILDER, to cause to...
willers
18
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WILLER, someone who...
willets
18
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WILLET, a large Nort...
willeys
24
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WILLEY, to clean in...
willies
18
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WILLIE [v]
willows
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WILLOW, to clean tex...
wiltjas
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WILTJA, (Native Aust...
wimbles
20
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WIMBLE, to bore thro...
wimples
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WIMPLE, to wrap in a...
wincers
18
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WINCER, one who winc...
winceys
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WINCEY, plain or twi...
winches
20
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WINCH, to raise with...
windacs
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WINDAC, a windlass,...
winders
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WINDER, (slang) a bl...
windles
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WINDLE, to wind yarn...
windows
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WINDOW, to provide a...
windses
15
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WINDS, a small venti...
windups
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WINDUP, a conclusion...
wingers
16
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WINGER, a footballer...
winkers
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WINKER, something th...
winkles
17
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WINKLE, to extract o...
winless
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having no wins [adj]
winners
14
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WINNER, one that win...
winnles
15
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WINNLE, (Scots) an a...
winnows
17
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WINNOW, to separate...
winseys
21
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WINSEY, plain or twi...
winters
15
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WINTER, to pass the...
wintles
16
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WINTLE, (Scots) to s...
wipings
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WIPING, the act of c...
wippens
19
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WIPPEN, the part of...
wirings
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WIRING, a system of...
wirrahs
18
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WIRRAH, (Native Aust...
wisards
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WISARD, a wizard [n]
wisdoms
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WISDOM, the quality...
wiseass
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a pretentiously wise...
wisents
15
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WISENT, a European b...
wishers
18
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WISHER, one who wish...
wiskets
17
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WISKET, a basket; es...
witches
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WITCH, to bewitch [v...
witgats
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WITGAT, (Afrikaans)...
withers
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WITHER, to dry up an...
withies
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WITHY, a flexible tw...
withins
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WITHIN, an interior...
witless
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lacking intelligence...
witness
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to have direct knowl...
witneys
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WITNEY, a heavy wool...
witters
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WITTER, to mutter pe...
wittols
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WITTOL, (archaic) a...
wiverns
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wizards
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WIZARD, a man who pr...
wiziers
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WIZIER, (Arabic) a m...
wizzens
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WIZZEN, the windpipe...
wobbles
20
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WOBBLE, to move unst...
woeness
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sadness, also WAENES...
woggles
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WOGGLE, a scout or g...
wolfers
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WOLFER, a hunter of...
wollies
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WOLLY, a uniformed p...
wolvers
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WOLVER, a hunter of...
wombats
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WOMBAT, (Native Aust...
womeras
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WOMERA, (Native Aust...
wommits
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WOMMIT, (English dia...
wonders
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wonings
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wonners
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WONNER, (Scots) a wo...
wontons
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WONTON, (Chinese) in...
woobuts
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woodens
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WOODEN, (Australian...
woodies
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WOODY, a wood-panele...
woofers
16
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WOOFER, a loudspeake...
wooings
15
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WOOING, the act of w...
woolens
14
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WOOLEN, a fabric mad...
woolers
15
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WOOLER, a domestic a...
woolies
15
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WOOLIE, a woollen ga...
woopies
16
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WOOPIE, a well-off o...
woopses
16
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WOOPS, to vomit [v]
woosels
15
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WOOSEL, (Shakespeare...
wooshes
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WOOSH, to move with...
wootzes
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WOOTZ, a tough sharp...
workers
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WORKER, one that wor...
workups
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WORKUP, an intensive...
wormers
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WORMER, a screw fixe...
wormils
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WORMIL, a lump in th...
worrals
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WORRAL, (Arabic) an...
worrels
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WORREL, (Arabic) an...
worries
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WORRY, to cause to b...
worrits
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WORRIT, to worry, al...
worsens
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WORSEN, to become wo...
worsets
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WORSET, a woollen ya...
wortles
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WORTLE, a perforated...
woubits
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WOUBIT, a hairy cate...
wowsers
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WOWSER, (Australian...
wraiths
18
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WRAITH, a visible di...
wrasses
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WRASSE, (Cornish) an...
wraxles
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WRAXLE, (dialect) to...
wreaths
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WREATH, a garland of...
wrethes
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WRETHE, (Spenser) to...
wrights
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WRIGHT, a maker; a r...
writers
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WRITER, one that wri...
writhes
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WRITHE, to squirm or...
wroaths
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WROATH, (Shakespeare...
wryness
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the quality of being...
wunners
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WUNNER, something th...
wurleys
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WURLEY, (Native Aust...
wurlies
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WURLIE, (Native Aust...
wurzels
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WURZEL, (German) a v...
wussies
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WUSSY, a wimp [n]
wuthers
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WUTHER, to move swif...
wuzzles
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wyverns
23
17
WYVERN, in heraldry,...
xenopus
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a frog native to sou...
xeromas
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XEROMA, a dry lustre...
xeroses
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XEROSIS, abnormal dr...
xerosis
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abnormal dryness of...
xerotes
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abnormal dryness of...
xeroxes
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XEROX, to produce by...
xeruses
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XERUS, an African gr...
xylenes
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XYLENE, a flammable...
xylomas
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XYLOMA, a body which...
xyloses
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XYLOSE, a pentose (a...
xysters
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XYSTER, a surgeon's...
yabbers
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YABBER, (Native Aust...
yabbies
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YABBY, to catch yabb...
yackers
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YACKER, (Native Aust...
yaffles
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YAFFLE, the green wo...
yaggers
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YAGGER, (Scots) a pe...
yakkers
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YAKKER, (Native Aust...
yammers
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yampies
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YAMPY, (dialect) a f...
yankees
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YANKEE, (in internat...
yankers
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YANKER, (Scots) a bi...
yankies
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YANKIE, (Scots) a sc...
yanquis
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YANQUI, (Spanish) in...
yantras
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YANTRA, (Sanskrit) a...
yaourts
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YAOURT, a semisolid,...
yapocks
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YAPOCK, the South Am...
yappers
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YAPPER, a yappy dog...
yappies
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YAPPIE, a young aspi...
yaqonas
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YAQONA, (Fijian) a s...
yarders
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YARDER, one who yard...
yarners
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YARNER, one who tell...
yarphas
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yarrans
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YARRAN, (Native Aust...
yarrows
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YARROW, a strongly-s...
yasmaks
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YASMAK, (Arabic) a d...
yatters
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YATTER, to talk idly...
yaupers
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YAUPER, one who yaup...
yaupons
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YAUPON, (Catawba) a...
yautias
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YAUTIA, (Taino) a tr...
yawners
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YAWNER, one who yawn...
yawpers
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YAWPER, one who yawp...
yeelins
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YEELIN, a person of...
yellers
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YELLER, one who crie...
yellows
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YELLOW, to make or b...
yelpers
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YELPER, one who yelp...
yemmers
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YEMMER, (dialect) an...
yetties
18
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YETTIE, (colloquial)...
yibbles
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(Scots) perhaps, als...
yickers
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YICKER, to utter sha...
yidakis
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YIDAKI, (Native Aust...
yikkers
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YIKKER, to utter sha...
yindies
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YINDIE, a person in...
yippers
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YIPPER, a golfer suf...
yippies
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YIPPY, a member of a...
ynambus
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YNAMBU, (Tupi) a Sou...
yobboes
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YOBBO, (slang) a yob...
yodlers
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YODLER, one who yode...
yoginis
19
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YOGINI, a female yog...
yogisms
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YOGISM, the art of y...
yogurts
20
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YOGURT, (Turkish) a...
yojanas
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YOJANA, (Hindi) in t...
yokings
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YOKING, (dialect) as...
yonders
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YONDER, the distance...
yonkers
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YONKER, (obsolete) a...
yonnies
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YONNIE, (Australian...
yoppers
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YOPPER, a young pers...
yorkers
19
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YORKER, a kind of de...
yorkies
19
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YORKIE, a Yorkshire...
youpons
19
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YOUPON, (Catawba) a...
yowlers
22
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YOWLER, one who yowl...
yowleys
28
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YOWLEY, the yellowha...
yshends
20
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YSHEND, (Spenser) to...
yttrias
19
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YTTRIA, a chemical c...
yuckers
23
17
YUCKER, an American...
yukatas
19
14
YUKATA, (Japanese) a...
yummies
21
16
YUMMY, something del...
yumpies
22
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YUMPIE, a young, upw...
yuppies
23
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YUPPIE, a young prof...
zabetas
16
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ZABETA, (Arabic) a s...
zaddiks
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ZADDIK, (Hebrew) in...
zaffars
19
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ZAFFAR, (Italian) an...
zaffers
19
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ZAFFER, (Italian) an...
zaffirs
20
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ZAFFIR, (Italian) an...
zaffres
19
22
ZAFFRE, (Italian) an...
zaidehs
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ZAIDEH, (Yiddish) a...
zaidies
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ZAIDY, (Yiddish) a g...
zaikais
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ZAIKAI, (Japanese) t...
zamangs
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ZAMANG, (Carib) the...
zambuks
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ZAMBUK, (New Zealand...
zananas
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ZANANA, (Urdu) in th...
zanders
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ZANDER, (German) a E...
zappers
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ZAPPER, a device tha...
zarapes
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ZARAPE, (Spanish) a...
zarebas
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ZAREBA, (Arabic) an...
zaribas
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ZARIBA, (Arabic) an...
zarnecs
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ZARNEC, (Arabic) a n...
zealots
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ZEALOT, a fanatic, a...
zealous
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filled with zeal [ad...
zeatins
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ZEATIN, a chemical c...
zebecks
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ZEBECK, a small, thr...
zebrass
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the offspring of a z...
zechins
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ZECHIN, (Italian) a...
zelants
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ZELANT, a zealot, a...
zenanas
12
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ZENANA, (Urdu) in th...
zendiks
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ZENDIK, (Arabic) in...
zeniths
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ZENITH, the highest...
zephyrs
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ZEPHYR, a gentle bre...
zerebas
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ZEREBA, (Arabic) an...
zeribas
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ZERIBA, (Arabic) an...
zesters
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ZESTER, a utensil fo...
zeugmas
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ZEUGMA, (Greek) a fi...
zibeths
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ZIBETH, (Arabic) a c...
ziffius
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a sea-monster [n -ES...
zigzags
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ZIGZAG, to turn shar...
zilches
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ZILCH, nothing [n]
zillahs
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ZILLAH, (Hindi) an a...
zincous
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relating to or like...
zingels
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ZINGEL, (German) a f...
zingers
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ZINGER, someone or s...
zinnias
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ZINNIA, a garden flo...
zipless
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lacking energy [adj]
zipolas
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ZIPOLA, nothing [n]
zippers
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ZIPPER, to close wit...
zircons
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ZIRCON, a tetragonal...
zithers
18
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ZITHER, a stringed i...
zizzles
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ZIZZLE, to sizzle [v...
zloties
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ZLOTY, a monetary un...
zocalos
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ZOCALO, (Spanish) in...
zodiacs
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ZODIAC, an imaginary...
zombies
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ZOMBIE, in West Indi...
zonings
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ZONING, division int...
zonoids
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ZONOID, a finite vec...
zonulas
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ZONULA, a small zone...
zonules
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ZONULE, a small zone...
zonures
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ZONURE, a kind of tr...
zoozoos
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ZOOZOO, the wood-pig...
zorinos
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ZORINO, (Spanish) a...
zosters
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ZOSTER, (Greek) an a...
zouaves
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ZOUAVE, a French inf...
zoysias
21
18
ZOYSIA, a kind of pe...
zufolos
18
21
ZUFOLO, (Italian) a...
zydecos
24
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ZYDECO, (Creole) a p...
zygomas
23
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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
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ZYMASE, an enzyme th...
zymites
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ZYMITE, a priest who...
zymomes
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ZYMOME, an old name...
zymoses
22
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ZYMOSIS, fermentatio...
zymosis
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fermentation [n ZYMO...
zythums
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