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abactors
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ABACTOR, (obsolete)...
abacuses
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ABACUS, a counting f...
abalones
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ABALONE, a sea snail...
abandons
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ABANDON, to leave or...
abatises
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ABATIS, a barrier ma...
abatures
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ABATURE, (French) a...
abbacies
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ABBACY, the office o...
abbesses
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ABBESS, a female abb...
abdomens
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ABDOMEN, in mammals,...
abducens
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a cranial nerve [n A...
abettals
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ABETTAL, the act of...
abetters
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ABETTER, one who abe...
abettors
15
11
ABETTOR, one who abe...
abfarads
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15
ABFARAD, a unit of c...
abhenrys
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ABHENRY, a unit of i...
abidings
17
15
ABIDING, a continuan...
abigails
18
14
ABIGAIL, (archaic) a...
abjoints
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ABJOINT, to cut off...
abjurers
18
21
ABJURER, one who abj...
ablators
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ABLATOR, a substance...
ableisms
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15
ABLEISM, discriminat...
ableists
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12
ABLEIST, someone who...
abluents
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ABLUENT, a cleansing...
abomasus
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15
the fourth stomach o...
abortees
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ABORTEE, a woman who...
aborters
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ABORTER, one who abo...
aboulias
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ABOULIA, (Greek) an...
abraders
15
12
ABRADER, a tool for...
abreacts
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ABREACT, to resolve...
abridges
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ABRIDGE, to shorten...
abrookes
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ABROOKE, an erroneou...
abrosias
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ABROSIA, fasting [n]
abscinds
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ABSCIND, to cut off...
abscises
19
14
ABSCISE, to cut off,...
absconds
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16
ABSCOND, to depart s...
absences
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15
ABSENCE, the state o...
absinths
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ABSINTH, (French) th...
absolves
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ABSOLVE, to free fro...
abstains
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ABSTAIN, to refrain...
abthanes
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ABTHANE, a monastic...
abusages
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ABUSAGE, improper or...
abusions
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13
ABUSION, (Spenser) m...
abuttals
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ABUTTAL, the butting...
abutters
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ABUTTER, a person wh...
academes
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15
ACADEME, the academi...
acalephs
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17
ACALEPH, any cnidari...
acanthas
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ACANTHA, a sharp spi...
acanthus
18
15
a prickly plant with...
acapnias
17
15
ACAPNIA, a lack of c...
acarines
15
12
ACARINE, a tick-like...
acarpous
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15
not bearing fruit [a...
acatours
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12
ACATOUR, (obsolete)...
acaulous
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14
having a very short...
acceders
19
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ACCEDER, one who acc...
accesses
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ACCESS, to have entr...
accidias
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15
ACCIDIA, (Latin) slo...
accidies
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15
ACCIDIE, (Latin) slo...
accinges
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17
ACCINGE, to gird up...
acclaims
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18
ACCLAIM, to shout ap...
accoasts
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14
ACCOAST, to lie or s...
accompts
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20
ACCOMPT, to explain...
accounts
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ACCOUNT, to explain...
accourts
20
15
ACCOURT, to entertai...
accretes
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14
ACCRETE, to grow tog...
accruals
21
16
ACCRUAL, an accumula...
accurses
20
15
ACCURSE, to make cur...
accusals
21
16
ACCUSAL, an accusati...
accusers
20
15
ACCUSER, one who acc...
acequias
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21
ACEQUIA, (Spanish) a...
acerolas
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12
ACEROLA, a West Indi...
acetates
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11
ACETATE, an ester of...
acetones
14
12
ACETONE, the simples...
acharyas
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15
ACHARYA, (Sanskrit)...
achieves
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17
ACHIEVE, to carry ou...
achiness
18
14
the state of having...
achiotes
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13
ACHIOTE, (Nahuatl) t...
acholias
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14
ACHOLIA, a lack of b...
aciculas
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16
ACICULA, (Latin) a n...
acidness
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acidity; sourness [n...
acidoses
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12
ACIDOSIS, the presen...
acidosis
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the presence of abno...
acoelous
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lacking a coelom, a...
acolytes
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ACOLYTE, a faithful...
acolyths
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16
ACOLYTH, (obsolete)...
aconites
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12
ACONITE, a poisonous...
acouchis
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ACOUCHI, a burrowing...
acquests
25
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ACQUEST, a thing acq...
acquires
25
21
ACQUIRE, to come int...
acquists
26
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ACQUIST, a thing acq...
acquites
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21
ACQUITE, (obsolete)...
acrasias
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ACRASIA, a loss of s...
acrasins
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ACRASIN, a substance...
acreages
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ACREAGE, area in acr...
acridins
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ACRIDIN, a chemical...
acrobats
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ACROBAT, one skilled...
acrogens
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14
ACROGEN, a cryptogam...
acronyms
23
17
ACRONYM, a word form...
acroters
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11
ACROTER, a pedestal...
acrylics
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17
ACRYLIC, a type of r...
acrylyls
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ACRYLYL, an organic...
actinias
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12
ACTINIA, a sea-anemo...
actinons
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13
ACTINON, an isotope...
actuates
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12
ACTUATE, to put into...
acuities
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12
ACUITY, sharpness [n...
acushlas
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15
ACUSHLA, (Irish) an...
acylates
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ACYLATE, to introduc...
acyloins
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15
ACYLOIN, a type of c...
adamants
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ADAMANT, a legendary...
adapters
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ADAPTER, something t...
adaptors
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ADAPTOR, something t...
adducers
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ADDUCER, one who add...
adelgids
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ADELGID, a kind of s...
adenines
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ADENINE, one of the...
adenitis
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inflammation of glan...
adenoids
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ADENOID, glandular t...
adenomas
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ADENOMA, a tumor of...
adenoses
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ADENOSIS, abnormal g...
adenosis
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abnormal growth of g...
adermins
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ADERMIN, a former na...
adharmas
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ADHARMA, (Sanskrit)...
adherers
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ADHERER, one who rem...
adhibits
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ADHIBIT, to attach;...
adiposes
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ADIPOSIS, obesity [n...
adiposis
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obesity [n ADIPOSES]
adipsias
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12
ADIPSIA, complete la...
adjoints
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ADJOINT, a form of a...
adjourns
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ADJOURN, to suspend...
adjudges
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ADJUDGE, to decide;...
adjuncts
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ADJUNCT, something a...
adjurers
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ADJURER, one who com...
adjurors
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ADJUROR, one who com...
admasses
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ADMASS, the mass aud...
admirals
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ADMIRAL, the chief c...
admirers
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ADMIRER, one who adm...
adonises
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ADONIS [v]
adonizes
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ADONIZE, to adorn (o...
adoptees
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ADOPTEE, one who is...
adopters
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ADOPTER, one who ado...
adorners
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ADORNER, one who ado...
adrenals
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ADRENAL, an adrenal...
adspeaks
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ADSPEAK, the kind of...
adulates
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ADULATE, to fawn upo...
aduncous
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hooked [adj]
advances
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ADVANCE, to put forw...
advisees
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ADVISEE, one who is...
advisers
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ADVISER, one who giv...
advisors
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ADVISOR, one who giv...
aeneuses
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AENEUS, a kind of aq...
aeradios
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AERADIO, a Canadian...
aerators
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AERATOR, that which...
aerifies
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AERIFY, to infuse ai...
aerobats
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AEROBAT, one who per...
aerobics
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exercise for conditi...
aerobots
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AEROBOT, an unmanned...
aerogels
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AEROGEL, a highly po...
aerosats
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8
AEROSAT, a satellite...
aerosols
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9
AEROSOL, a spray rel...
affaires
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AFFAIRE, (French) a...
affeares
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AFFEARE, (Spenser) t...
affiants
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AFFIANT, one who mak...
affiches
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AFFICHE, (French) a...
affixers
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AFFIXER, one who aff...
afflatus
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inspiration, a divin...
afflicts
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AFFLICT, to distress...
affluxes
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AFFLUX, a flowing to...
affoords
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AFFOORD, (Spenser) t...
afforces
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AFFORCE, to strength...
affronts
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AFFRONT, to insult t...
afghanis
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AFGHANI, a monetary...
agametes
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AGAMETE, an asexual...
agamoids
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AGAMOID, a member of...
agamonts
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AGAMONT, in protozoa...
agaroses
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10
AGAROSE, a sugar obt...
agatises
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10
AGATISE, to cause to...
agatizes
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AGATIZE, to cause to...
agedness
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the state of being a...
agelasts
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AGELAST, someone who...
agemates
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AGEMATE, a person of...
agencies
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AGENCY, a organizati...
agendums
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AGENDUM, an item on...
ageneses
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AGENESIS, absence or...
agenesis
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absence or imperfect...
agenises
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AGENISE, to treat fl...
agenizes
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AGENIZE, to treat fl...
ageusias
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AGEUSIA, lack of a s...
aggadahs
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AGGADAH, the homilet...
aggraces
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AGGRACE, (Spenser) t...
aggrades
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AGGRADE, to raise th...
aggrates
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AGGRATE, (Spenser) t...
aginners
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AGINNER, an opponent...
agisters
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AGISTER, a former of...
agistors
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AGISTOR, a former of...
agitates
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AGITATE, to stir vio...
agitpops
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AGITPOP, pop music a...
aglycons
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AGLYCON, an organic...
agnomens
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AGNOMEN, (Latin) a n...
agnosias
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AGNOSIA, the loss of...
agonises
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AGONISE, to suffer a...
agonisms
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AGONISM, a contest o...
agonists
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AGONIST, a protagoni...
agonizes
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AGONIZE, to suffer a...
agouties
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AGOUTY, a burrowing...
agraffes
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AGRAFFE, (French) a...
agremens
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(French) courtesies,...
aidances
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AIDANCE, help [n]
ailantos
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AILANTO, (Amboina) a...
ailerons
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AILERON, a balancing...
ailettes
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AILETTE, a plate of...
ailments
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AILMENT, a physical...
ainsells
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AINSELL, one's own s...
airballs
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AIRBALL, in basketba...
airbases
15
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AIRBASE, a centre fo...
airboats
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AIRBOAT, a kind of b...
airbuses
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AIRBUS, (tradename)...
aircrews
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AIRCREW, the crew of...
airdates
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AIRDATE, the schedul...
airdrops
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AIRDROP, to drop fro...
airfares
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AIRFARE, the price o...
airflows
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AIRFLOW, a flow of a...
airfoils
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AIRFOIL, part of an...
airglows
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AIRGLOW, a faint lig...
airheads
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AIRHEAD, an empty-he...
airholes
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AIRHOLE, a hole for...
airiness
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the state of being a...
airlifts
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AIRLIFT, to transpor...
airlines
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AIRLINE, an air tran...
airlocks
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AIRLOCK, an obstruct...
airmails
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AIRMAIL, to send mai...
airparks
17
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AIRPARK, a small air...
airplays
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AIRPLAY, the broadca...
airports
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AIRPORT, a tract of...
airposts
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AIRPOST, the system...
airsheds
16
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AIRSHED, the air sup...
airships
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AIRSHIP, a mechanica...
airshots
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AIRSHOT, in golf, a...
airshows
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AIRSHOW, an occasion...
airsides
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AIRSIDE, restricted...
airstops
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AIRSTOP, a helicopte...
airtimes
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AIRTIME, an allowabl...
airtrams
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AIRTRAM, an aerial c...
airwards
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up into the air, als...
airwaves
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15
AIRWAVE, a channel f...
aislings
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AISLING, (Irish) a v...
ajutages
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AJUTAGE, (French) a...
akineses
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AKINESIS, loss of vo...
akinesis
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13
loss of voluntary mo...
akirahos
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14
AKIRAHO, (Maori) a s...
akrasias
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12
AKRASIA, (Greek) los...
akvavits
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AKVAVIT, (Norwegian)...
alamedas
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ALAMEDA, (Spanish) a...
alamodes
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ALAMODE, (French) a...
alanines
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ALANINE, an amino ac...
alannahs
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ALANNAH, (Irish) my...
alastors
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9
ALASTOR, an avenging...
alations
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10
ALATION, the state o...
albedoes
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ALBEDO, the measure...
albiness
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(archaic) a female a...
albizias
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ALBIZIA, any of a ge...
albumens
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ALBUMEN, the white o...
albumins
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17
ALBUMIN, the protein...
alcaides
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13
ALCAIDE, the command...
alcaldes
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ALCALDE, the mayor o...
alcatras
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12
a kind of large wate...
alcaydes
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ALCAYDE, the command...
alcazars
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ALCAZAR, a Spanish f...
alcheras
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14
ALCHERA, the dreamti...
alcohols
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15
ALCOHOL, a flammable...
alcopops
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18
ALCOPOP, a drink con...
alcorzas
20
21
ALCORZA, a kind of S...
alecosts
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12
ALECOST, a garden pl...
alembics
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18
ALEMBIC, an old dist...
alencons
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ALENCON, (French) a...
alepines
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13
ALEPINE, (Arabic) a...
alerions
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10
ALERION, in heraldry...
aleurons
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11
ALEURON, a protein f...
alewives
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ALEWIFE, a woman who...
alexines
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17
ALEXINE, a substance...
alfalfas
19
16
ALFALFA, the fodder...
alfaquis
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ALFAQUI, a teacher o...
alforjas
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21
ALFORJA, (Arabic) a...
algebras
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14
ALGEBRA, a method of...
algesias
15
11
ALGESIA, sensitivity...
alicants
17
13
ALICANT, (Spanish) a...
alidades
14
11
ALIDADE, a device us...
alienees
12
10
ALIENEE, one to whom...
alieners
13
10
ALIENER, one that tr...
alienors
13
10
ALIENOR, a person wh...
aligners
15
12
ALIGNER, one who ali...
aliments
15
13
ALIMENT, to feed, no...
aliquots
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19
ALIQUOT, a number th...
alizaris
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18
ALIZARI, a Mediterra...
alkalies
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14
ALKALI, a substance...
alkanets
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14
ALKANET, a wild flow...
allayers
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12
ALLAYER, one who, or...
alledges
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13
ALLEDGE, to allay, a...
allegers
16
12
ALLEGER, one who all...
allegges
17
14
ALLEGGE, (Spenser) t...
allegros
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12
ALLEGRO, a musical p...
allheals
18
13
ALLHEAL, a medicinal...
allicins
19
14
ALLICIN, a liquid co...
allobars
17
13
ALLOBAR, a change in...
allonges
15
13
ALLONGE [n]
allonyms
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ALLONYM, the name of...
allovers
17
14
ALLOVER, a fabric wi...
alloxans
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18
ALLOXAN, an oxidatio...
allseeds
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11
ALLSEED, a weed of t...
allsorts
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10
things of various sh...
allurers
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11
ALLURER, one who all...
almanacs
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16
ALMANAC, a register...
almemars
16
15
ALMEMAR, (Hebrew) a...
almeries
15
12
ALMERY, a cupboard f...
almirahs
18
14
ALMIRAH, (Hindi) a w...
almoners
14
13
ALMONER, a giver of...
alnagers
14
12
ALNAGER, an inspecto...
alodiums
16
14
ALODIUM, land held a...
aloetics
17
12
ALOETIC, a medicine...
alpaccas
22
18
ALPACCA, a type of n...
alphorns
18
15
ALPHORN, (German) a...
alphosis
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14
a lack of skin pigme...
alterers
14
9
ALTERER, one who alt...
alternes
13
10
ALTERNE, one of two...
altesses
14
9
ALTESSE, (French) hi...
altezzas
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ALTEZZA, (Italian) h...
althaeas
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11
ALTHAEA, a genus of...
althorns
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12
ALTHORN, (German) an...
altoists
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9
ALTOIST, one who pla...
altrices
18
12
birds whose young ar...
aluminas
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14
ALUMINA, an oxide of...
alumines
15
14
ALUMINE, an oxide of...
alumiums
18
17
ALUMIUM, (obsolete)...
alunites
14
11
ALUNITE, a hydrous s...
alveoles
16
14
ALVEOLE, a small bod...
alveolus
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15
a small body cavity,...
alyssums
23
15
ALYSSUM, a plant of...
amalgams
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17
AMALGAM, an alloy of...
amandlas
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14
AMANDLA, (South Afri...
amanitas
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12
AMANITA, a kind of p...
amaracus
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15
(Latin) the herb mar...
amarants
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12
AMARANT, a fabled ne...
amarones
12
12
AMARONE, a strong dr...
amassers
14
11
AMASSER, one who ama...
amateurs
14
12
AMATEUR, one who eng...
amations
13
12
AMATION, lovemaking...
amautiks
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16
AMAUTIK, (Inuit) an...
ambaches
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19
AMBACH, a pith tree,...
ambaries
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14
AMBARY, (Hindi) a fi...
amberies
16
14
AMBERY, a cupboard f...
amberous
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15
containing amber [ad...
ambients
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15
AMBIENT, something w...
amblings
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18
AMBLING, walking at...
amboinas
15
15
AMBOINA, a reddish-b...
amboynas
21
17
AMBOYNA, a reddish-b...
ambroids
17
15
AMBROID, a synthetic...
ambsaces
19
17
AMBSACE, bad luck, a...
ambushes
19
17
AMBUSH, to attack fr...
ameioses
13
11
AMEIOSIS, the non-pa...
ameiosis
14
11
the non-pairing of t...
amenages
13
14
AMENAGE, (Spenser) t...
amenders
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13
AMENDER, one who ame...
amentias
13
12
AMENTIA, mental defi...
amercers
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14
AMERCER, one who ame...
amesaces
16
14
AMESACE, a double ac...
amiantus
14
13
the finest fibrous a...
amidases
14
12
AMIDASE, an enzyme t...
amidines
14
13
AMIDINE, the soluble...
amidones
13
13
AMIDONE, a synthetic...
amildars
16
13
AMILDAR, (Urdu) a fa...
amirates
14
11
AMIRATE, the rank of...
amitoses
14
11
AMITOSIS, direct cel...
amitosis
15
11
direct cell division...
ammeters
15
14
AMMETER, an instrume...
ammirals
17
15
AMMIRAL, (Milton) a...
ammonals
15
16
AMMONAL, a powerful...
ammonias
14
15
AMMONIA, a pungent c...
amnesias
13
12
AMNESIA, loss of mem...
amnesics
17
15
AMNESIC, one who suf...
amniotes
13
12
AMNIOTE, a vertebrat...
amokuras
15
16
AMOKURA, a white pel...
amorisms
16
14
AMORISM, a love affa...
amorists
15
11
AMORIST, a lover; a...
amorosas
13
11
AMOROSA, (Italian) a...
amorosos
13
11
AMOROSO, (Italian) a...
amosites
14
11
AMOSITE, a brown for...
amotions
13
12
AMOTION, the removal...
amphoras
18
16
AMPHORA, a two-handl...
amplexus
24
23
the mating embrace o...
ampoules
17
16
AMPOULE, a small sea...
amputees
16
15
AMPUTEE, one who has...
amreetas
13
11
AMREETA, (Sanskrit)...
amtracks
19
18
AMTRACK, a military...
amygdals
23
17
AMYGDAL, (obsolete)...
amylases
21
14
AMYLASE, any of the...
amylenes
20
15
AMYLENE, an unsatura...
amyloids
22
15
AMYLOID, a substance...
amyloses
21
14
AMYLOSE, the relativ...
anabases
13
12
ANABASIS, an expedit...
anabasis
14
12
an expedition or an...
anableps
17
16
any of a genus of bo...
anaemias
12
12
ANAEMIA, a disorder...
anagoges
13
13
ANAGOGE, a mystical...
anagrams
14
14
ANAGRAM, to transpos...
analects
16
13
collected literary f...
analgias
14
12
ANALGIA, inability t...
analyses
19
12
ANALYSIS, the separa...
analysis
20
12
the separation of a...
analysts
20
12
ANALYST, someone ski...
analytes
19
12
ANALYTE, a substance...
analyzes
22
21
ANALYZE, to subject...
ananases
10
10
ANANAS, a pineapple,...
anapests
14
12
ANAPEST, a type of m...
anaphors
16
14
ANAPHOR, the repetit...
anatases
11
9
ANATASE, a mineral,...
anatexes
17
16
ANATEXIS, the partia...
anatexis
18
16
the partial melting...
anatmans
12
13
ANATMAN, (Sanskrit)...
anburies
15
13
ANBURY, a soft flesh...
anchusas
18
15
ANCHUSA, a hairy-ste...
ancients
15
13
ANCIENT, an old pers...
ancillas
18
14
ANCILLA, (Latin) a h...
andantes
11
11
ANDANTE, a moderatel...
andirons
12
11
ANDIRON, a metal sup...
androids
13
11
ANDROID, an automato...
andviles
16
15
ANDVILE, (Spenser) a...
anelaces
15
13
ANELACE, (archaic) a...
anemones
11
13
ANEMONE, any member...
anemoses
12
12
ANEMOSIS, the separa...
anemosis
13
12
the separation of ri...
anergias
13
11
ANERGIA, lack of ene...
anergies
13
11
ANERGY, the failure...
aneroids
12
10
ANEROID, a type of b...
anestrus
13
10
a period of sexual d...
anethols
15
12
ANETHOL, an aromatic...
aneurins
12
11
ANEURIN, vitamin B1,...
angakoks
15
19
ANGAKOK, (Inuit) an...
angarias
13
11
ANGARIA, the legal r...
angaries
13
11
ANGARY, the legal ri...
angekoks
15
19
ANGEKOK, (Inuit) an...
anginous
13
13
relating to angina [...
angiomas
14
14
ANGIOMA, a benign tu...
anglings
16
15
ANGLING, the sport o...
anglists
16
12
ANGLIST, an expert o...
angulous
15
14
having an angle [adj...
anhingas
15
14
ANHINGA, an aquatic...
anilines
13
11
ANILINE, a product o...
animates
13
12
ANIMATE, to give lif...
animatos
13
12
ANIMATO, (Italian) a...
animisms
16
15
ANIMISM, the attribu...
animists
15
12
ANIMIST, one who ind...
animuses
14
13
ANIMUS, (Latin) a us...
aniseeds
12
10
ANISEED, the dried f...
anisoles
13
10
ANISOLE, a colourles...
anklongs
15
17
ANKLONG, (Javanese)...
anklungs
16
18
ANKLUNG, (Javanese)...
ankushes
16
16
ANKUSH, an elephant...
annattas
11
10
ANNATTA, a yellowish...
annattos
11
10
ANNATTO, a yellowish...
annelids
13
12
ANNELID, any of a ph...
annicuts
16
14
ANNICUT, (Tamil) a d...
annoyers
17
12
ANNOYER, one who ann...
annulars
13
12
ANNULAR, the ring fi...
annulets
13
12
ANNULET, a small rin...
anobiids
15
13
ANOBIID, any of a fa...
anodises
12
10
ANODISE, to give a p...
anodizes
15
19
ANODIZE, to give a p...
anodynes
17
13
ANODYNE, a medicine...
anolytes
19
12
ANOLYTE, the part of...
anonymas
18
15
ANONYMA, (obsolete)...
anopsias
14
12
ANOPSIA, a visual de...
anosmias
13
12
ANOSMIA, the loss of...
anourous
12
11
tailless, also ANURO...
anserous
12
10
resembling a goose;...
antacids
16
13
ANTACID, a remedy fo...
antbears
14
12
ANTBEAR, the great a...
antbirds
16
13
ANTBIRD, any of a gr...
antennas
10
11
ANTENNA, a feeler in...
anthemis
16
14
a genus of aromatic...
antheses
14
11
ANTHESIS, a fully op...
anthesis
15
11
a fully opened flowe...
anthills
18
13
ANTHILL, a mound rai...
antibias
15
12
opposed to bias [adj...
antiboss
15
12
opposed to bosses [a...
antickes
17
16
ANTICKE, an antic, a...
anticous
16
13
on the anterior side...
antients
12
10
ANTIENT, an ancient...
antigens
13
12
ANTIGEN, a substance...
antilogs
15
12
ANTILOG, a number co...
antiques
21
19
ANTIQUE, to alter th...
antlions
13
11
ANTLION, an insect t...
antonyms
19
15
ANTONYM, a word oppo...
anureses
12
10
ANURESIS, inability...
anuresis
13
10
inability to urinate...
aortitis
14
8
inflammation of the...
apadanas
13
13
APADANA, the great h...
apagoges
16
15
APAGOGE, proving a p...
apanages
14
14
APANAGE, endowment f...
aparejos
16
20
APAREJO, (Spanish) a...
apathies
17
13
APATHY, indifference...
apatites
15
11
APATITE, a mineral,...
apehoods
16
14
APEHOOD, the state o...
apepsias
17
14
APEPSIA, failure or...
apepsies
17
14
APEPSY, failure or a...
aphagias
18
15
APHAGIA, the inabili...
aphakias
18
17
APHAKIA, absence of...
aphasias
17
13
APHASIA, the inabili...
aphasics
21
16
APHASIC, one sufferi...
aphonias
16
14
APHONIA, loss of voi...
aphonics
20
17
APHONIC, one sufferi...
aphonies
16
14
APHONY, loss of voic...
aphonous
16
15
voiceless [adj]
aphthous
20
16
pertaining to, or ca...
apiaries
15
11
APIARY, a place wher...
apiculus
21
17
a sharp point at the...
aplanats
15
13
APLANAT, an aplanati...
aplasias
16
12
APLASIA, defective d...
apneuses
14
13
APNEUSIS, protracted...
apneusis
15
13
protracted gasping i...
apoapses
16
14
APOAPSIS, the high p...
apoapsis
17
14
the high point in an...
apocarps
20
17
APOCARP, a fruit hav...
apocopes
19
17
APOCOPE, the omissio...
apodoses
14
12
APODOSIS, the main c...
apodosis
15
12
the main clause of a...
apolunes
15
14
APOLUNE, the point i...
apomicts
20
17
APOMICT, an organism...
apomixes
22
21
APOMIXIS, nonsexual...
apomixis
23
21
nonsexual reproducti...
apostils
17
12
APOSTIL, a marginal...
apostles
16
12
APOSTLE, one sent by...
apothems
18
16
APOTHEM, the perpend...
apparats
17
14
APPARAT, (Russian) t...
apparels
18
15
APPAREL, to dress [v...
appeases
16
14
APPEASE, to bring to...
apperils
19
15
APPERIL, (Shakespear...
applauds
19
17
APPLAUD, to express...
appliers
19
15
APPLIER, one who app...
appoints
17
15
APPOINT, to assign t...
apposers
17
14
APPOSER, (obsolete)...
apprises
18
14
APPRISE, to inform,...
apprizes
21
23
APPRIZE, to inform,...
approofs
19
17
APPROOF, (archaic) t...
approves
19
18
APPROVE, to regard f...
appulses
19
16
APPULSE, the close a...
apraxias
21
18
APRAXIA, an inabilit...
apricots
19
14
APRICOT, a fruit of...
aptamers
16
14
APTAMER, any of vari...
apterous
15
12
wingless, also APTER...
apyrases
21
13
APYRASE, any of seve...
aquafers
23
21
AQUAFER, an undergro...
aquafits
24
21
AQUAFIT, a type of a...
aquatics
25
21
AQUATIC, an organism...
aquavits
24
22
AQUAVIT, (Norwegian)...
aquifers
24
21
AQUIFER, an undergro...
aquilons
22
20
AQUILON, (Shakespear...
arabesks
16
15
ARABESK, a design of...
arabicas
18
14
ARABICA, (Latin) cof...
arabises
15
11
ARABIS, (Latin) any...
arabizes
18
20
ARABIZE, to adopt Ar...
araceous
15
12
pertaining to the ar...
araneids
12
10
ARANEID, a spider [n...
araneous
11
10
transparent; delicat...
ararobas
14
11
ARAROBA, a Brazilian...
arbiters
16
11
ARBITER, a person wi...
arblasts
17
12
ARBLAST, a type of c...
arborets
15
11
ARBORET, (obsolete)...
arborios
15
11
ARBORIO, a round-gra...
arborous
15
12
pertaining to trees...
arcadias
16
12
ARCADIA, (Latin) an...
arcanums
17
16
ARCANUM, (Latin) a s...
archaeus
18
14
an inner controlling...
archfoes
20
16
ARCHFOE, a principal...
archines
18
14
ARCHINE, an old Russ...
archings
20
16
ARCHING, a series of...
archives
21
17
ARCHIVE, to file in...
archlets
20
14
ARCHLET, a little ar...
archness
18
14
slyness [n -ES]
archways
28
18
ARCHWAY, a passagewa...
arckings
19
18
ARCKING, an electric...
arcsines
16
12
ARCSINE, a trigonome...
arctiids
18
12
ARCTIID, a moth of t...
ardrighs
18
13
ARDRIGH, (Irish) a t...
areaches
17
13
AREACH, (Spenser) to...
areaways
21
13
AREAWAY, a sunken ar...
arenites
12
9
ARENITE, a rock made...
argonons
12
12
ARGONON, another nam...
argosies
14
10
ARGOSY, a large merc...
argufies
17
14
ARGUFY, to argue stu...
argyrias
21
12
ARGYRIA, skin pigmen...
ariaries
13
8
ARIARY, a currency o...
aridness
13
10
the state of being a...
ariettas
13
8
ARIETTA, a short ari...
ariettes
13
8
ARIETTE, a short ari...
armbands
16
16
ARMBAND, a band of c...
armerias
14
11
ARMERIA, the generic...
armholes
17
14
ARMHOLE, a hole in a...
armigers
16
13
ARMIGER, an armour-b...
armillas
17
13
ARMILLA, a bracelet,...
armloads
15
13
ARMLOAD, as much as...
armlocks
20
19
ARMLOCK, to grip by...
armoires
14
11
ARMOIRE, a large orn...
armorers
14
11
ARMORER, (US) one wh...
armories
14
11
ARMORY, a place wher...
armrests
15
11
ARMREST, a support f...
arnattos
12
9
ARNATTO, (Carib) a b...
arnottos
12
9
ARNOTTO, a bright or...
arousals
14
10
AROUSAL, the act of...
arousers
13
9
AROUSER, one who aro...
arquebus
24
22
(historical) a porta...
arraigns
14
11
ARRAIGN, to call bef...
arranges
13
11
ARRANGE, to put in o...
arrayals
20
11
ARRAYAL, the act of...
arrayers
19
10
ARRAYER, one who arr...
arreedes
12
9
ARREEDE, (Spenser) t...
arriages
14
10
ARRIAGE, (historical...
arrieros
13
8
ARRIERO, (Spanish) a...
arrishes
16
10
ARRISH, (dialect) a...
arrivals
17
13
ARRIVAL, the act of...
arrivers
16
12
ARRIVER, one who arr...
arsenals
13
10
ARSENAL, a storehous...
arsenics
16
12
ARSENIC, a metallic...
arsenous
12
10
pertaining to arseni...
arsheens
14
11
ARSHEEN, a Russian u...
arshines
15
11
ARSHINE, a Russian u...
arsonous
12
10
relating to arson [a...
arteries
13
8
ARTERY, a vessel tha...
articles
18
12
ARTICLE, in law, to...
artiness
13
9
the quality of being...
artisans
13
9
ARTISAN, a skilled w...
artistes
14
8
ARTISTE, (French) a...
artworks
18
15
ARTWORK, illustrativ...
arugolas
15
12
ARUGOLA, (Italian) a...
arugulas
16
13
ARUGULA, (Italian) a...
asbestos
15
11
fine fibrous mineral...
asbestus
16
12
a fine fibrous miner...
ascarids
17
12
ASCARID, any nematod...
ascetics
20
14
ASCETIC, one who pra...
ascribes
19
14
ASCRIBE, to attribut...
aseities
13
8
ASEITY, self-origina...
aseptics
19
14
ASEPTIC, an aseptic...
ashcakes
19
17
ASHCAKE, a cornmeal...
asheries
15
10
ASHERY, a place wher...
ashfalls
20
15
ASHFALL, a deposit o...
ashiness
15
11
the condition of bei...
ashramas
16
13
ASHRAMA, (Sanskrit)...
ashtrays
22
12
ASHTRAY, a receptacl...
asinicos
16
12
ASINICO, (Shakespear...
askances
16
16
ASKANCE, (Shakespear...
asocials
17
12
ASOCIAL, someone who...
asperges
16
13
ASPERGE, to sprinkle...
asperous
15
12
rough with short hai...
asperses
15
11
ASPERSE, to slander,...
asphalts
19
14
ASPHALT, to coat wit...
aspirers
16
11
ASPIRER, one who asp...
aspirins
16
12
ASPIRIN, a pain reli...
assagais
14
10
ASSAGAI, to pierce w...
assaults
15
10
ASSAULT, to attack [...
assayers
19
10
ASSAYER, one that as...
assegais
14
10
ASSEGAI, to pierce w...
assesses
13
8
ASSESS, to estimate...
assevers
15
12
ASSEVER, to solemnly...
assholes
16
11
ASSHOLE, an unpleasa...
assieges
14
10
ASSIEGE, (Spenser) t...
assizers
17
17
ASSIZER, an officer...
assuages
14
11
ASSUAGE, to make les...
assumers
15
12
ASSUMER, one who ass...
assureds
14
10
ASSURED, an insured...
assurers
14
9
ASSURER, one who ass...
assurors
14
9
ASSUROR, one who ass...
asswages
17
13
ASSWAGE, (obsolete)...
asswipes
19
14
ASSWIPE, (US offensi...
astangas
13
11
ASTANGA, (Sanskrit)...
astasias
13
8
ASTASIA, the inabili...
astatkis
15
12
ASTATKI, (Russian) t...
asteisms
15
11
ASTEISM, refined iro...
astelies
14
9
ASTELY, the absence...
asterias
13
8
ASTERIA, a precious...
asterids
14
9
ASTERID, a starfish,...
asthores
15
10
ASTHORE, (Irish) dar...
astilbes
17
12
ASTILBE, a plant of...
astomous
14
12
having no mouthlike...
astonies
12
9
ASTONY, to amaze or...
astounds
13
11
ASTOUND, to amaze [v...
astricts
18
11
ASTRICT, (archaic) t...
astroids
14
9
ASTROID, a four cusp...
atabrins
15
12
ATABRIN, (tradename)...
ataghans
15
13
ATAGHAN, a Muslim lo...
atalayas
19
11
ATALAYA, a watchtowe...
atavisms
17
15
ATAVISM, the reappea...
atavists
16
12
ATAVIST, a person wi...
atebrins
15
12
ATEBRIN, (tradename)...
ateliers
14
9
ATELIER, an artist's...
atemoyas
19
13
ATEMOYA, a tropical...
athanors
14
11
ATHANOR, an alchemis...
atheises
15
10
ATHEISE, to talk as...
atheisms
17
13
ATHEISM, a belief th...
atheists
16
10
ATHEIST, one who bel...
atheizes
18
19
ATHEIZE, to talk as...
athletas
16
11
ATHLETA, (obsolete)...
athletes
16
11
ATHLETE, a competito...
athodyds
22
14
ATHODYD, a type of j...
atishoos
15
10
ATISHOO [n]
atlantes
13
10
ATLAS, a book of map...
atomises
14
11
ATOMISE, to reduce t...
atomisms
16
14
ATOMISM, the theory...
atomists
15
11
ATOMIST, an adherent...
atomizes
17
20
ATOMIZE, to reduce t...
atresias
13
8
ATRESIA, absence or...
atropias
15
11
ATROPIA, a medicine...
atropins
15
12
ATROPIN, a medicine...
atropous
15
12
having a straight ov...
attaboys
21
13
ATTABOY, an interjec...
attaches
18
13
ATTACH, to connect a...
attaints
13
9
ATTAINT, to pass sen...
attempts
17
14
ATTEMPT, to endeavou...
attracts
17
11
ATTRACT, to cause to...
attrists
15
8
ATTRIST, (obsolete)...
attrites
14
8
ATTRITE, to wear dow...
attuites
14
9
ATTUITE, to sense bu...
auberges
16
14
AUBERGE, an inn, als...
aucepses
18
15
AUCEPS, (Latin) a ha...
auctions
16
13
AUCTION, to sell pub...
audibles
17
14
AUDIBLE, to call an...
audients
13
11
AUDIENT, a hearer [n...
auditees
13
10
AUDITEE, one that is...
auditors
14
10
AUDITOR, one that au...
aufgabes
18
17
AUFGABE, (German) a...
augments
15
15
AUGMENT, to increase...
augurers
15
12
AUGURER, (Shakespear...
auguries
15
12
AUGURY, the art of a...
augustes
15
12
AUGUSTE, (French) a...
aulnages
14
13
AULNAGE, cloth inspe...
aumbries
17
15
AUMBRY, a cupboard f...
aurelias
14
10
AURELIA, a genus of...
aureolas
13
10
AUREOLA, a halo [n]
aureoles
13
10
AUREOLE, to surround...
auricles
18
13
AURICLE, the outer p...
aurifies
16
12
AURIFY, to turn into...
ausforms
17
15
AUSFORM, (German) to...
auspices
19
15
AUSPICE, a good omen...
australs
15
10
AUSTRAL, a unit of c...
autarchs
19
14
AUTARCH, an absolute...
autocars
16
12
AUTOCAR, a motor car...
autocues
16
13
AUTOCUE, (tradename)...
automats
14
12
AUTOMAT, a restauran...
autonyms
20
15
AUTONYM, an author's...
autopens
14
13
AUTOPEN, a mechanica...
autoputs
16
13
AUTOPUT, a motorway...
autovacs
18
16
AUTOVAC, a vacuum me...
auxetics
23
19
AUXETIC, something t...
avarices
18
15
AVARICE, greed [n]
avengers
15
15
AVENGER, one that av...
aventres
14
13
AVENTRE, (Spenser) t...
averages
15
14
AVERAGE, to calculat...
averters
15
12
AVERTER, one who ave...
avgasses
16
14
AVGAS, any kind of a...
aviaries
15
12
AVIARY, a large bird...
aviators
15
12
AVIATOR, a pilot who...
avidness
15
14
avidity [n -ES]
aviettes
15
12
AVIETTE, (historical...
avionics
18
16
the science of aviat...
avocados
17
16
AVOCADO, a rough-ski...
avodires
15
13
AVODIRE, a yellow ha...
avoiders
15
13
AVOIDER, one who avo...
avouches
20
18
AVOUCH, (archaic) to...
avowries
18
15
AVOWRY, the act of a...
awaiters
16
11
AWAITER, one who awa...
awakings
18
18
AWAKING, the act of...
awardees
15
12
AWARDEE, a recipient...
awarders
16
12
AWARDER, one who awa...
awaydays
28
16
AWAYDAY, a one day e...
awayness
21
14
the state of being d...
awlbirds
21
16
AWLBIRD, (dialect) t...
awlworts
21
15
AWLWORT, an aquatic...
axebirds
22
19
AXEBIRD, a kind of n...
axillars
22
17
AXILLAR, a feather o...
axinites
19
16
AXINITE, a silicate...
axolotls
21
17
AXOLOTL, a type of M...
axonemes
18
19
AXONEME, a central s...
azimuths
21
23
AZIMUTH, the angle a...
azotises
16
17
AZOTISE, to combine...
azotizes
19
26
AZOTIZE, to combine...
azulejos
19
28
AZULEJO, (Spanish) a...
azurines
16
19
AZURINE, a freshwate...
azurites
17
18
AZURITE, a blue carb...
azygoses
23
21
AZYGOS, an unpaired...
azymites
24
22
AZYMITE, a member of...
baalebos
17
15
(Hebrew) the master...
baalisms
18
15
BAALISM, the worship...
baaskaps
18
18
BAASKAP, (Afrikaans)...
babassus
18
15
BABASSU, (Tupi) a Br...
babbelas
20
18
(Afrikaans) drunk, a...
babbitts
21
17
BABBITT, to fit with...
babblers
21
18
BABBLER, any of a fa...
babesias
17
14
BABESIA, a parasite...
babiches
23
19
BABICHE, a thong or...
babuches
23
20
BABUCHE, a kind of h...
babudoms
19
19
BABUDOM, the state o...
babuisms
20
18
BABUISM, the state o...
babysits
25
16
BABYSIT, to care for...
bacalaos
18
15
BACALAO, (Spanish) s...
baccalas
22
18
BACCALA, (Spanish) s...
baccaras
21
17
BACCARA, a French ca...
bacchius
25
20
a metrical foot comp...
bachatas
20
16
BACHATA, (Spanish) a...
bachchas
26
21
BACHCHA, (Hinglish)...
bacillus
22
17
any of the genus of...
backbars
22
21
BACKBAR, the space b...
backfats
22
21
BACKFAT, the layer o...
backfits
23
21
BACKFIT, to modify l...
backhoes
21
20
BACKHOE, to dig with...
backings
21
21
BACKING, a support [...
backless
21
19
having no back [adj]
backlogs
22
21
BACKLOG, to accumula...
backlots
21
19
BACKLOT, an outdoor...
backouts
20
19
BACKOUT, a reversal...
backsaws
23
21
BACKSAW, a saw (as a...
backsets
20
18
BACKSET [n]
backseys
26
20
BACKSEY, (Scots) sir...
baclavas
21
19
BACLAVA, a middle Ea...
baconers
17
15
BACONER, a pig suita...
baculums
22
20
BACULUM, the bone in...
badasses
15
12
BADASS, a difficult...
badlands
16
15
BADLAND, a barren, h...
badwares
18
15
BADWARE, malicious c...
bafflers
21
18
BAFFLER, a person wh...
bagarres
16
13
BAGARRE, (French) a...
bagasses
16
13
BAGASSE, dry refuse...
baggages
18
17
BAGGAGE, luggage [n]
baggings
19
18
BAGGING, material fo...
bagpipes
21
19
BAGPIPE, to play the...
bagworms
21
19
BAGWORM, one of seve...
bahadurs
18
15
BAHADUR, a Hindu tit...
bailiffs
22
18
BAILIFF, a sheriff's...
baillies
18
13
BAILLIE, in Scotland...
bailouts
17
13
BAILOUT, the act of...
bainites
15
12
BAINITE, a byproduct...
baitings
17
14
BAITING, fish or wor...
bakeoffs
20
21
BAKEOFF, a baking co...
bakeries
16
15
BAKERY, a baker's sh...
baklavas
19
20
BAKLAVA, a Middle Ea...
baklawas
20
19
BAKLAWA, a Middle Ea...
baladins
16
14
BALADIN, (French) a...
balafons
17
16
BALAFON, a musical i...
balances
18
16
BALANCE, to have equ...
baldness
16
14
the state of being b...
baldrics
21
16
BALDRIC, a warrior's...
balistas
17
12
BALISTA, a Roman mac...
balkings
19
19
BALKING, the act of...
ballades
17
14
BALLADE, (French) a...
ballants
17
14
BALLANT, to make bal...
ballasts
18
13
BALLAST, to load wit...
ballboys
26
18
BALLBOY, a boy who r...
ballings
19
16
BALLING, forming int...
balliums
20
17
BALLIUM, the outer w...
ballocks
22
20
to make a mess of, a...
balloons
16
14
BALLOON, to swell ou...
ballutes
18
14
BALLUTE, a small inf...
baloneys
21
15
BALONEY, deceptive t...
bambinos
18
18
BAMBINO, (Italian) a...
bandages
15
15
BANDAGE, to cover a...
bandanas
13
14
BANDANA, a large col...
bandaris
15
13
BANDARI, (Hindi) a f...
bandeaus
14
14
BANDEAU, (French) a...
bandings
16
16
BANDING, a streaming...
banditos
15
13
BANDITO, (Spanish) a...
bandooks
15
17
BANDOOK, (Urdu) indi...
bandoras
14
13
BANDORA, an ancient...
bandores
14
13
BANDORE, an ancient...
bandpass
17
16
the range of frequen...
bandrols
16
14
BANDROL, a small ban...
bandsaws
18
16
BANDSAW, a type of p...
banduras
15
14
BANDURA, a twelve-st...
bangkoks
18
22
BANGKOK, a straw hat...
banishes
17
14
BANISH, to expel, ex...
banjaxes
22
28
BANJAX, (slang) to r...
bankings
17
19
BANKING, the busines...
banksias
16
16
BANKSIA, an evergree...
bannings
15
16
BANNING, the act of...
bannocks
18
20
BANNOCK, (Scots) a f...
banoffis
19
18
BANOFFI, banana and...
banquets
23
22
BANQUET, to feast [v...
banselas
15
13
BANSELA, a gratuity...
banshees
16
14
BANSHEE, in Irish fo...
banshies
17
14
BANSHIE, in Irish fo...
bantengs
15
15
BANTENG, an ox, also...
bantings
16
15
BANTING, weight-redu...
baptises
18
14
BAPTISE, to administ...
baptisms
20
17
BAPTISM, immersion i...
baptists
19
14
BAPTIST, one who bap...
baptizes
21
23
BAPTIZE, to administ...
baracans
17
15
BARACAN, (French) a...
barbells
20
16
BARBELL, a weight-li...
barbless
19
15
having no barbs [adj...
barbolas
18
15
BARBOLA, an ornament...
barbules
19
16
BARBULE, a small bar...
barchans
20
17
BARCHAN, a crescent-...
barcodes
18
15
BARCODE, an arrangem...
bardisms
18
15
BARDISM, the study o...
bareness
14
12
the state of being b...
barflies
19
15
BARFLY, a drinker wh...
bargains
16
14
BARGAIN, to haggle o...
bargests
17
13
BARGEST, a doglike g...
bargoons
15
14
BARGOON, (Canadian s...
barillas
18
13
BARILLA, the alkali...
baristas
16
11
BARISTA, one who mak...
barkeeps
18
18
BARKEEP, (US) a bart...
barkhans
18
18
BARKHAN, a crescent-...
barkless
18
16
having no bark [adj]
barmaids
17
15
BARMAID, a female ba...
barmkins
18
19
BARMKIN, (archaic) a...
barmpots
19
17
BARMPOT, an idiot, f...
baroccos
21
17
BAROCCO, a bold deco...
baroness
14
12
the wife of a baron...
baronets
14
12
BARONET, the lowest...
baronies
14
12
BARONY, the territor...
baronnes
13
13
BARONNE, (French) a...
baroques
23
21
BAROQUE, a bold deco...
barraces
18
14
BARRACE, (obsolete)...
barracks
20
18
BARRACK, to shout en...
barrages
16
13
BARRAGE, to subject...
barricos
19
14
BARRICO, a small cas...
barriers
16
11
BARRIER, to shut by...
barrings
17
14
BARRING, an exclusio...
barrooms
16
14
BARROOM, a room in w...
bartends
15
13
BARTEND, to serve in...
bartsias
16
11
BARTSIA, a wild flow...
barwares
18
14
BARWARE, barroom equ...
barwoods
18
15
BARWOOD, a hard red...
barytons
21
14
BARYTON, a kind of b...
basaltes
16
12
unglazed stoneware [...
bascules
20
16
BASCULE, a type of b...
baseless
16
12
without foundation [...
baseness
14
12
the state of being b...
basenjis
17
21
BASENJI, (Bantu) a s...
bashings
19
16
BASHING, a malicious...
bashless
19
14
unashamed [adj]
bashliks
21
18
BASHLIK, a long Russ...
bashlyks
27
20
BASHLYK, a long Russ...
bashtags
19
15
BASHTAG, a hashtag u...
basifies
18
14
BASIFY, to convert i...
basinets
15
12
BASINET, a light hel...
basmatis
17
14
BASMATI, (Hindi) a t...
basoches
20
16
BASOCHE, a mediaeval...
bassetts
16
11
BASSETT, to outcrop,...
bassists
17
11
BASSIST, a person wh...
bassness
15
12
the state of being l...
bassoons
14
12
BASSOON, a woodwind...
bastards
16
12
BASTARD, a child who...
bastides
16
12
BASTIDE, a French co...
bastiles
17
12
BASTILE, a tower or...
bastings
17
14
BASTING, loose tempo...
bastions
15
12
BASTION, a tower at...
batavias
17
15
BATAVIA, a variety o...
batchers
21
16
BATCHER, one who put...
bateless
16
12
(Shakespeare) that c...
batfowls
22
18
BATFOWL, to catch bi...
batgirls
19
14
BATGIRL, a girl who...
bathings
19
16
BATHING, the act of...
bathless
19
14
without a bath [adj]
bathmats
19
16
BATHMAT, a mat used...
bathoses
17
13
BATHOS, the appearan...
bathtubs
21
17
BATHTUB, a tub for b...
batistes
16
11
BATISTE, (French) a...
batteros
15
11
BATTERO, (Shakespear...
battills
19
13
BATTILL, to make fer...
battings
17
14
BATTING, cottonwool...
battlers
17
12
BATTLER, one who bat...
battutas
16
12
BATTUTA, (Italian) t...
battutos
16
12
BATTUTO, a selection...
bauchles
22
18
BAUCHLE, to make sha...
baudrics
20
16
BAUDRIC, a warrior's...
baudrons
15
14
(Scots) a quasi-prop...
baulkers
18
17
BAULKER, one who bau...
bauxites
22
19
BAUXITE, an ore of a...
bavarois
17
15
a cold dessert consi...
bawcocks
26
24
BAWCOCK, (Shakespear...
bawdkins
20
20
BAWDKIN, a rich embr...
bawdrics
23
18
BAWDRIC, a warrior's...
bawdries
19
15
BAWDRY, (archaic) le...
bawlings
21
18
BAWLING, loud crying...
bawneens
16
16
BAWNEEN, (Irish) a w...
bayonets
20
14
BAYONET, to stab wit...
baysides
22
14
BAYSIDE, the shore o...
baywoods
24
17
BAYWOOD, a coarse ma...
bazazzes
24
38
BAZAZZ, flamboyance,...
bazookas
18
24
BAZOOKA, a small roc...
bazoukis
20
25
BAZOUKI, a Greek str...
beadings
16
15
BEADING, decoration...
beaglers
17
14
BEAGLER, one who hun...
beakless
17
16
without a beak [adj]
bealings
17
15
BEALING, an infected...
beamings
17
17
BEAMING, the act of...
beamless
17
15
without beams [adj]
beamlets
17
15
BEAMLET, a small bea...
beanbags
17
17
BEANBAG, a small clo...
bearcats
18
14
BEARCAT, the lesser...
beardies
15
12
BEARDIE, a fish, the...
bearhugs
19
16
BEARHUG, a firm embr...
bearings
16
14
BEARING, demeanour,...
bearpaws
20
17
BEARPAW, the paw of...
beasties
15
11
BEASTIE, a small bea...
beatings
16
14
BEATING, a defeat [n...
beatless
16
12
having no rhythm [ad...
beatniks
16
16
BEATNIK, a bohemian...
beaufets
17
15
BEAUFET, (obsolete)...
beaufins
17
16
BEAUFIN, a red cooki...
beauties
15
12
BEAUTY, (Shakespeare...
bebeerus
17
15
BEBEERU, a tropical...
bebloods
18
16
BEBLOOD, to cover wi...
becasses
18
14
BECASSE, (French) a...
bechalks
23
21
BECHALK, to cover wi...
becharms
22
19
BECHARM, to enchant...
beclasps
22
18
BECLASP, to clasp, e...
becloaks
20
19
BECLOAK, to place a...
beclouds
20
17
BECLOUD, to make dim...
beclowns
22
19
BECLOWN, to make rid...
becrawls
23
18
BECRAWL, to creep ov...
becrimes
20
17
BECRIME, to make gui...
becrowds
22
18
BECROWD, to press cl...
becrusts
20
15
BECRUST, to cover wi...
becurses
19
15
BECURSE, to put a cu...
bedashes
17
14
BEDASH, to wet by da...
bedawins
18
16
BEDAWIN, a nomadic A...
bedbaths
20
17
BEDBATH, the washing...
beddings
17
16
BEDDING, articles us...
bederals
16
13
BEDERAL, (Scots) a b...
bedevils
19
17
BEDEVIL, to plague,...
bedgowns
19
18
BEDGOWN, a nightgown...
bedheads
17
15
BEDHEAD, the headboa...
bedights
20
16
BEDIGHT, (archaic) t...
bedizens
18
22
BEDIZEN, to dress ga...
bedlamps
20
19
BEDLAMP, a reading l...
bedmates
16
15
BEDMATE, one who sha...
bedouins
15
14
BEDOUIN, a nomadic A...
bedposts
18
15
BEDPOST, a post of a...
bedrails
17
13
BEDRAIL, a rail that...
bedrapes
17
15
BEDRAPE, to cover wi...
bedrests
16
12
BEDREST, confinement...
bedrites
16
12
BEDRITE, the privile...
bedrocks
20
19
BEDROCK, the rock un...
bedrolls
18
14
BEDROLL, a portable...
bedrooms
16
15
BEDROOM, a room for...
bedsides
16
13
BEDSIDE, the side of...
bedsocks
20
19
socks worn in bed [n...
bedsores
15
12
BEDSORE, a type of s...
bedticks
21
19
BEDTICK, a tick or b...
bedtimes
17
15
BEDTIME, the time at...
bedunces
18
17
BEDUNCE, to make a d...
bedwards
19
16
towards bed [adv]
bedwarfs
21
18
BEDWARF, to make sma...
beefalos
17
15
BEEFALO, a cross bet...
beefless
18
15
being without beef [...
beehives
19
17
BEEHIVE, a hive for...
beelines
15
13
BEELINE, to head dir...
beerages
15
13
BEERAGE, the brewing...
beermats
16
14
BEERMAT, a cardboard...
beernuts
15
13
BEERNUT, a peanut wi...
beersies
15
11
(New Zealand slang)...
beetlers
16
12
BEETLER, an operator...
beeyards
21
14
BEEYARD, an apiary [...
beffanas
18
18
BEFFANA, an Epiphany...
beflecks
23
22
BEFLECK, to cover wi...
beggings
19
18
BEGGING, the act of...
beghards
19
16
BEGHARD, in Flanders...
beginnes
15
15
BEGINNE, (Spenser) a...
beglooms
18
17
BEGLOOM, to make glo...
begonias
15
14
BEGONIA, a garden pl...
begrimes
18
16
BEGRIME, to soil wit...
begroans
15
14
BEGROAN, to groan at...
beguiles
18
15
BEGUILE, to deceive...
beguines
16
15
BEGUINE, (French) a...
behalves
20
18
BEHALF, interest or...
behavers
19
17
BEHAVER, one who beh...
behights
22
17
BEHIGHT, to vow [v]
behooves
18
17
BEHOOVE, to be fit,...
beignets
16
14
BEIGNET, a fritter,...
beinness
14
13
wellbeing [n -ES]
bejabers
19
23
an interjection attr...
bejeezus
20
30
a mild oath, also BE...
bejewels
21
24
BEJEWEL, to adorn wi...
bekisses
17
15
BEKISS, to cover wit...
beknaves
17
20
BEKNAVE, to treat as...
belabors
18
15
BELABOR, to buffet,...
beladies
16
13
BELADY, to apply the...
belamies
17
15
BELAMY, (Spenser) a...
belayers
22
14
BELAYER, one who bel...
belchers
22
17
BELCHER, a kind of s...
beldames
17
16
BELDAME, an old woma...
belfries
19
15
BELFRY, a bell-tower...
belgards
18
15
BELGARD, (Spenser) a...
believes
18
16
BELIEVE, to accept a...
bellboys
26
18
BELLBOY, a pageboy i...
belleeks
18
17
BELLEEK, a thin tran...
bellhops
22
18
BELLHOP, a pageboy i...
bellings
19
16
BELLING, a mock sere...
bellinis
18
14
BELLINI, a cocktail...
bellocks
22
20
BELLOCK, to shout [v...
beloveds
18
17
BELOVED, a person wh...
beltings
18
15
BELTING, a thrashing...
beltless
18
13
without a belt [adj]
beltways
26
17
BELTWAY, a highway r...
bemadams
17
18
BEMADAM, to call by...
bembexes
24
24
BEMBEX, a noisy sand...
bembixes
25
24
BEMBIX, a noisy sand...
bemedals
17
16
BEMEDAL, (archaic) t...
bemouths
19
17
BEMOUTH, (archaic) t...
benchers
20
17
BENCHER, a senior me...
bendings
16
16
BENDING, the act of...
bendlets
16
14
BENDLET, in heraldry...
bendways
24
18
diagonally, also BEN...
benefits
17
15
BENEFIT, to obtain a...
benights
19
16
BENIGHT, to be overt...
benisons
14
13
BENISON, a blessing,...
benomyls
23
18
BENOMYL, a pesticide...
benthons
16
15
BENTHON, the flora a...
benzenes
16
22
BENZENE, a solvent d...
benzines
17
22
BENZINE, a mixture o...
benzoins
17
22
BENZOIN, a fragrant...
benzoles
18
22
BENZOLE, crude benze...
benzoyls
25
24
BENZOYL, a compound...
bepaints
17
15
BEPAINT, (archaic) t...
bepearls
18
15
BEPEARL, to cover wi...
bepities
18
14
BEPITY, to pity grea...
beproses
17
14
BEPROSE, to reduce t...
bequests
24
21
BEQUEST, a legacy [n...
berberes
17
14
BERBERE, an Ethiopia...
berberis
18
14
a flowering shrub [n...
bereaves
16
15
BEREAVE, to deprive...
berettas
15
11
BERETTA, a square ca...
bergalis
18
14
BERGALI, a fish of t...
bergamas
17
16
BERGAMA, a type of r...
bergeres
16
13
BERGERE, a type of e...
bergylts
25
16
BERGYLT, (Norwegian)...
berhymes
25
18
BERHYME, to compose...
berlines
16
13
BERLINE, an old four...
bermudas
17
16
knee-length walking...
berseems
16
14
BERSEEM, a Mediterra...
berserks
17
15
BERSERK, a Norse war...
besaints
15
12
BESAINT, to make a s...
bescours
19
15
BESCOUR, to scour th...
beseekes
15
15
BESEEKE, (Spenser) t...
beshames
18
16
BESHAME, (archaic) t...
beshines
17
14
BESHINE, (archaic) t...
beshouts
18
14
BESHOUT, to shout at...
beshrews
21
16
BESHREW, (archaic) t...
besieges
16
13
BESIEGE, to attack a...
beslaves
18
16
BESLAVE, to make a s...
beslimes
18
15
BESLIME, to cover wi...
besmears
16
14
BESMEAR, to smear, b...
besmiles
18
15
BESMILE, to smile on...
besmokes
17
18
BESMOKE, to pollute...
bespeaks
18
18
BESPEAK, to request...
bespeeds
17
15
BESPEED, to help on...
bespices
21
17
BESPICE, (Shakespear...
besports
18
14
BESPORT, to sport, p...
bespouts
18
15
BESPOUT, to spout ov...
bestains
15
12
BESTAIN, to stain al...
besteads
15
12
BESTEAD, (archaic) t...
bestials
17
12
BESTIAL, a collectiv...
besticks
21
18
BESTICK, to stick ov...
bestills
19
13
BESTILL, (archaic) t...
bestorms
17
14
BESTORM, to assail w...
bestrews
19
14
BESTREW, to strew, s...
bestrows
19
14
BESTROW, to strew, s...
beswarms
20
17
BESWARM, to swarm al...
betaines
14
12
BETAINE, a crystalli...
beteemes
15
14
BETEEME, (Spenser) t...
bethanks
18
18
BETHANK, to ply with...
bethinks
19
18
BETHINK, to call to...
bethorns
17
14
BETHORN, to fill wit...
bethumbs
22
20
BETHUMB, to wear or...
bethumps
22
20
BETHUMP, to thump so...
betitles
17
12
BETITLE, to furnish...
betokens
15
16
BETOKEN, to signify...
betonies
14
12
BETONY, a labiate pl...
betosses
15
11
BETOSS, (Shakespeare...
betreads
15
12
BETREAD, to walk upo...
betroths
18
13
BETROTH, to engage t...
bettings
17
14
BETTING, the act of...
bettongs
16
14
BETTONG, an Australi...
betweens
17
15
BETWEEN, a needle of...
bevelers
18
16
BEVELER, one who bev...
bevomits
19
18
BEVOMIT, to vomit al...
bewhores
20
16
BEWHORE, to call som...
bezazzes
24
38
BEZAZZ, panache, fla...
beziques
27
30
BEZIQUE, a card game...
bezzants
21
30
BEZZANT, a gold coin...
bhangras
18
16
BHANGRA, a combinati...
bhishtis
22
15
BHISHTI, an Indian w...
bhistees
18
13
BHISTEE, an Indian w...
bhisties
19
13
BHISTIE, an Indian w...
biasings
17
14
BIASING, the act of...
biasness
15
12
the state of being s...
biatches
21
16
BIATCH, (slang) a bi...
bibbings
22
20
BIBBING, the act of...
bibcocks
26
24
BIBCOCK, a tap with...
bibelots
19
15
BIBELOT, (French) a...
biblists
21
15
BIBLIST, one skilled...
bibulous
20
17
addicted to strong d...
bicepses
21
17
BICEPS, the two-head...
bicolors
20
15
BICOLOR, something h...
bicornes
18
15
BICORNE, a hat with...
bicycles
30
20
BICYCLE, to ride a t...
bidarkas
17
16
BIDARKA, (Russian) a...
biddings
18
16
BIDDING, a command [...
bifidums
21
19
BIFIDUM, a bacterium...
bifocals
22
18
spectacles with bifo...
bigamies
18
16
BIGAMY, the crime of...
bigamous
18
17
guilty of bigamy [ad...
bigeners
16
14
BIGENER, a hybrid be...
bigfoots
19
16
BIGFOOT, to throw on...
biggings
20
18
BIGGING, (Scots) a b...
bigheads
19
16
BIGHEAD, a conceited...
bighorns
19
16
BIGHORN, a kind of w...
biguines
17
15
BIGUINE, (French) a...
bijugous
20
24
having two pairs of...
bikeways
26
20
BIKEWAY, (US) a rout...
bilayers
23
14
BILAYER, a film with...
bilevels
20
17
BILEVEL, of an image...
bilimbis
22
18
BILIMBI, an East Ind...
billbugs
23
19
BILLBUG, a weevil or...
billings
20
16
BILLING, the relativ...
billions
18
14
BILLION, a thousand...
billyohs
27
17
BILLYOH, in the phra...
bilsteds
18
13
BILSTED, a North Ame...
biltongs
18
15
BILTONG, (Afrikaans)...
bimanous
16
16
two-handed, also BIM...
bimetals
18
15
BIMETAL, something c...
bimorphs
22
19
BIMORPH, a device co...
binaries
15
12
BINARY, a combinatio...
bindings
17
16
BINDING, the cover a...
bingings
18
17
BINGING, the act of...
binocles
19
16
BINOCLE, (French) a...
biobanks
18
19
BIOBANK, any large s...
biochips
24
19
BIOCHIP, a computer...
biocides
19
15
BIOCIDE, a substance...
biofacts
21
17
BIOFACT, an item of...
biofilms
21
18
BIOFILM, a thin laye...
biofuels
19
16
BIOFUEL, a fuel (as...
biogases
16
13
BIOGAS, gas obtained...
bioherms
19
16
BIOHERM, a mound of...
biolyses
23
14
BIOLYSIS, the breakd...
biolysis
24
14
the breakdown of org...
biophors
20
16
BIOPHOR, a hypotheti...
bioplays
25
17
BIOPLAY, a play base...
biopsies
18
14
BIOPSY, to examine t...
biotechs
21
16
BIOTECH, applied bio...
biotites
16
11
BIOTITE, mica contai...
biotopes
17
14
BIOTOPE, an area hav...
biotrons
15
12
BIOTRON, a climate c...
biotypes
24
16
BIOTYPE, a distinct...
biparous
18
15
producing offspring...
biplanes
18
16
BIPLANE, a plane wit...
biprisms
21
17
BIPRISM, a prism hav...
biramous
17
15
divided into branche...
birchirs
23
16
BIRCHIR, any of vari...
birddogs
18
15
BIRDDOG, to follow c...
birdings
18
15
BIRDING, the occupat...
birettas
16
11
BIRETTA, a square ca...
birianis
16
12
BIRIANI, a spicy ric...
birlings
19
15
BIRLING, a lumberjac...
birlinns
17
14
BIRLINN, a Gaelic ch...
birthers
19
13
BIRTHER, a person wh...
biryanis
22
14
BIRYANI, a spicy ric...
biscuits
21
15
BISCUIT, a small, th...
bismuths
21
17
BISMUTH, a brittle r...
bisnagas
16
14
BISNAGA, a type of c...
bistorts
17
11
BISTORT, a plant of...
bitcoins
19
15
BITCOIN, a unit of d...
bitterns
16
12
BITTERN, a wading bi...
bittings
18
14
BITTING, an indentat...
bittocks
21
18
BITTOCK, (Scots) a s...
bittours
17
12
BITTOUR, (Spenser) t...
bitumens
17
16
BITUMEN, (Latin) nat...
bivalves
21
20
BIVALVE, a mollusc h...
bivinyls
26
19
BIVINYL, a flammable...
bivouacs
21
19
BIVOUAC, to spend th...
bizarres
19
20
BIZARRE, a strangely...
bizarros
19
20
BIZARRO, one that is...
bizazzes
25
38
BIZAZZ, flamboyance,...
biznagas
19
23
BIZNAGA, a type of c...
blabbers
21
18
BLABBER, to reveal s...
blackens
20
20
BLACKEN, to make bla...
bladders
17
14
BLADDER, a saclike r...
bladings
18
16
BLADING, the act of...
blaggers
19
16
BLAGGER, one who bla...
blaguers
18
15
BLAGUER, one who tal...
blanches
21
18
BLANCH, to whiten [v...
blankets
17
17
BLANKET, to cover un...
blankies
17
17
BLANKIE, a child's b...
blarneys
22
15
BLARNEY, to cajole,...
blasters
17
12
BLASTER, one who bla...
blasties
17
12
BLASTIE, a dwarf [n]
blathers
19
14
BLATHER, to talk foo...
blatters
17
12
BLATTER, (Scots) to...
blauboks
20
20
BLAUBOK, (Afrikaans)...
blaworts
20
15
BLAWORT, (Scots) the...
bleaches
21
17
BLEACH, to whiten [v...
bleaters
16
12
BLEATER, (colloquial...
bleeders
16
13
BLEEDER, one who ble...
bleepers
18
15
BLEEPER, a device th...
blellums
21
18
BLELLUM, (Scots) an...
blenches
21
18
BLENCH, to shrink or...
blenders
16
14
BLENDER, one that bl...
blennies
15
14
BLENNY, a long, slen...
blesboks
20
19
BLESBOK, (Afrikaans)...
blessers
17
12
BLESSER, one who ble...
blethers
19
14
BLETHER, to talk non...
blewarts
20
15
BLEWART, (Scots) the...
blinders
17
14
BLINDER, a thing tha...
blinkers
18
17
BLINKER, to put blin...
blintzes
20
22
BLINTZ, (Yiddish) a...
blisters
18
12
BLISTER, to cause fl...
blithers
20
14
BLITHER, to talk loq...
blitters
18
12
BLITTER, a chip or s...
blitzers
21
21
BLITZER, one who bli...
bloaters
16
12
BLOATER, a smoked he...
blockers
21
19
BLOCKER, one that bl...
blockies
21
19
BLOCKIE, (Australian...
bloggers
19
16
BLOGGER, one who mai...
blokarts
18
16
BLOKART, a land vehi...
bloodies
16
13
BLOODY, to make bloo...
bloomers
17
15
BLOOMER, a large loa...
bloopers
18
15
BLOOPER, a public bl...
bloosmes
17
15
BLOOSME, (Spenser) t...
blossoms
18
15
BLOSSOM, to flourish...
blotches
22
17
BLOTCH, to mark with...
blotless
18
13
without blots [adj]
blotters
17
12
BLOTTER, a piece of...
blouboks
20
20
BLOUBOK, (Afrikaans)...
blousons
16
14
BLOUSON, (French) a...
blowguns
21
19
BLOWGUN, a long stra...
blowings
21
18
BLOWING, the act of...
blowjobs
24
27
BLOWJOB, oral sex, f...
blowoffs
24
21
BLOWOFF, the expelli...
blowouts
20
16
BLOWOUT, an irregula...
blubbers
22
19
BLUBBER, to weep eff...
bluchers
23
18
BLUCHER, (German) a...
bludgers
19
16
BLUDGER, (Australian...
bluecaps
22
19
BLUECAP, a one-year...
bluefins
19
17
BLUEFIN, a species o...
bluegums
20
19
BLUEGUM, any of seve...
blueings
18
16
BLUEING, the process...
bluejays
25
24
BLUEJAY, a North Ame...
blueness
16
14
the state of being b...
bluetits
18
13
BLUETIT, a small bir...
bluettes
17
13
BLUETTE, (French) a...
bluffers
22
19
BLUFFER, one that bl...
blunders
17
15
BLUNDER, to make a m...
blungers
18
16
BLUNGER, a machine o...
blunkers
18
18
BLUNKER, (Scots) a b...
blurters
18
13
BLURTER, one who blu...
blushers
20
15
BLUSHER, one who blu...
blushets
20
15
BLUSHET, a modest, b...
blusters
18
13
BLUSTER, to blow vio...
boarders
15
12
BOARDER, one that bo...
boasters
15
11
BOASTER, one that bo...
boatfuls
19
16
BOATFUL, as much as...
boatings
16
14
BOATING, the sport o...
bobbitts
21
17
BOBBITT, to cut off...
bobeches
22
19
BOBECHE, a circular...
boboties
17
14
BOBOTIE, (South Afri...
bobsleds
19
16
BOBSLED, to ride on...
bobstays
24
16
BOBSTAY, a rope used...
bobtails
19
15
BOBTAIL, to cut a ta...
bodhrans
17
15
BODHRAN, (Irish) a s...
bodikins
17
17
BODIKIN, a diminutiv...
bodiless
17
13
lacking material for...
boerbuls
19
16
BOERBUL, (South Afri...
boffolas
20
18
BOFFOLA, a hearty la...
bogbeans
17
17
BOGBEAN, a marsh pla...
boggards
18
16
BOGGARD, a spectre o...
boggarts
18
15
BOGGART, a spectre o...
bogglers
19
16
BOGGLER, one who bog...
bogholes
19
16
BOGHOLE, a natural h...
boglands
17
16
BOGLAND, marshland [...
bogwoods
19
17
BOGWOOD, the wood of...
bogyisms
25
18
BOGYISM, belief in b...
bohemias
18
16
BOHEMIA, a community...
bohriums
20
17
BOHRIUM, a radioacti...
boilings
18
15
BOILING, the act of...
boiloffs
21
18
BOILOFF, the removal...
boldness
16
14
the quality of being...
bolivars
19
16
BOLIVAR, the monetar...
bolivias
19
16
BOLIVIA, a soft fabr...
bollards
18
14
BOLLARD, a post of m...
bollixes
24
20
BOLLIX, to make a me...
bollocks
22
20
to make a mess of, a...
bolloxes
23
20
BOLLOX, to make a me...
bolognas
16
15
BOLOGNA, a seasoned...
boloneys
21
15
BOLONEY, deceptive t...
bolshies
19
14
BOLSHIE, a Bolshevik...
bolsters
17
12
BOLSTER, to support...
boltings
18
15
BOLTING, the act of...
boltless
18
13
without a bolt [adj]
bombards
19
18
BOMBARD, to attack w...
bombasts
19
17
BOMBAST, to stuff or...
bombaxes
24
24
BOMBAX, a tree of th...
bombings
20
20
BOMBING, an attack w...
bomblets
20
18
BOMBLET, a small bom...
bomboras
18
17
BOMBORA, a submerged...
bombyxes
31
26
BOMBYX, a moth of th...
bonamias
15
15
BONAMIA, a parasite...
bonanzas
16
22
BONANZA, (Spanish) a...
bonassus
15
13
a bison, also BONASU...
bondages
15
15
BONDAGE, slavery [n]
bondings
16
16
BONDING, the act of...
bondless
16
14
without a bond [adj]
bonebeds
16
16
BONEBED, an area con...
boneless
15
13
without bones [adj]
bonesets
14
12
BONESET, a medicinal...
bonfires
17
15
BONFIRE, a large fir...
boniatos
14
12
BONIATO, a sweet pot...
boniness
14
13
the state of being b...
bonitoes
14
12
BONITO, a large fish...
bonkings
17
19
BONKING, the act of...
bonnocks
18
20
BONNOCK, (Scots) a f...
bonselas
15
13
BONSELA, a gratuity...
bontboks
18
19
BONTBOK, a kind of a...
bonusses
15
13
BONUS, in Scrabble,...
boobirds
18
15
BOOBIRD, a fan who b...
boobooks
17
18
BOOBOOK, a kind of o...
boodlers
16
13
BOODLER, someone inv...
bookbags
19
20
BOOKBAG, a bag for c...
bookends
15
17
BOOKEND, a support f...
bookfuls
20
20
BOOKFUL, as much as...
bookings
17
18
BOOKING, an engageme...
bookless
17
16
without books, unlea...
booklets
17
16
BOOKLET, a little bo...
boomings
17
17
BOOMING, the act of...
boomkins
17
19
BOOMKIN, a spar proj...
boomlets
17
15
BOOMLET, a minor exo...
boonless
15
13
having no boon [adj]
boosters
15
11
BOOSTER, an engine t...
bootlegs
17
14
BOOTLEG, to smuggle...
bootless
16
12
profitless [adj BOOT...
boozings
19
23
BOOZING, an act of b...
borazons
17
21
BORAZON, a manmade c...
bordures
16
13
BORDURE, a border su...
borealis
16
12
as in aurora boreali...
boreases
14
11
BOREAS, the north wi...
boredoms
16
15
BOREDOM, tedium [n]
borkings
18
18
BORKING, the act of...
borneols
15
13
BORNEOL, an alcohol...
bornites
15
12
BORNITE, a valuable...
boronias
14
12
BORONIA, an Australi...
boroughs
19
16
BOROUGH, an incorpor...
borsches
21
16
BORSCH, (Russian) co...
borschts
22
16
BORSCHT, (Russian) c...
borstals
17
12
BORSTAL, an establis...
boscages
19
16
BOSCAGE, (French) th...
boshboks
21
20
BOSHBOK, (Afrikaans)...
boskages
17
17
BOSKAGE, thick folia...
bosquets
24
21
BOSQUET, a thicket,...
bossboys
24
16
BOSSBOY, a Black Afr...
bossdoms
17
15
BOSSDOM, the domain...
bossings
17
14
BOSSING, the act of...
bossisms
18
14
BOSSISM, the rule or...
botanics
18
15
BOTANIC, a drug made...
botanies
14
12
BOTANY, the science...
botargos
16
13
BOTARGO, a type of r...
botchers
21
16
BOTCHER, one who mak...
botflies
19
15
BOTFLY, a name for v...
botholes
18
14
BOTHOLE, a hole in a...
botrytis
23
13
a genus of fungi whi...
bottegas
16
13
BOTTEGA, (Italian) a...
bottines
15
12
BOTTINE, (French) a...
bottlers
17
12
BOTTLER, (Australian...
botulins
17
14
BOTULIN, a powerful...
bouchees
20
17
BOUCHEE, a small pat...
bouclees
19
16
BOUCLEE, a loop made...
boudoirs
16
13
BOUDOIR, a woman's b...
bouillis
19
14
BOUILLI, (French) bo...
boulders
17
14
BOULDER, a large roc...
boulters
17
13
BOULTER, a sieve, a...
bouncers
18
16
BOUNCER, a person or...
bounders
15
14
BOUNDER, a cad [n]
bounties
15
13
BOUNTY, a reward [n]
bouquets
24
22
BOUQUET, a bunch of...
bourbons
17
16
BOURBON, a kind of w...
bourders
16
13
BOURDER, a jester [n...
bourdons
15
14
BOURDON, the drone b...
bourkhas
19
18
BOURKHA, a coverall...
bourlaws
20
16
BOURLAW, (archaic) a...
bourrees
15
12
BOURREE, (French) a...
boursins
16
13
BOURSIN, a mild, smo...
boutades
15
13
BOUTADE, a sudden ou...
bouviers
18
16
BOUVIER, (French) a...
boweries
18
14
BOWERY, a colonial D...
bowheads
20
17
BOWHEAD, the great A...
bowhunts
21
18
BOWHUNT, to hunt wit...
bowknots
19
19
BOWKNOT, a type of k...
bowlders
20
16
BOWLDER, a large roc...
bowlfuls
24
20
BOWLFUL, as much as...
bowlines
19
16
BOWLINE, a simple kn...
bowlings
21
18
BOWLING, a game in w...
bowshots
21
16
BOWSHOT, the distanc...
bowwoods
21
18
BOWWOOD, a deciduous...
bowyangs
25
19
BOWYANG, a strap tie...
boxballs
26
23
BOXBALL, a form of h...
boxhauls
25
22
BOXHAUL, to put (a v...
boxiness
21
19
the state of being b...
boxplots
25
22
BOXPLOT, a type of s...
boxrooms
22
21
BOXROOM, a room for...
boxwoods
24
22
BOXWOOD, the wood of...
boychiks
29
22
BOYCHIK, a young man...
boycotts
25
16
BOYCOTT, to refuse t...
boyhoods
23
16
BOYHOOD, the state o...
brabbles
21
18
BRABBLE, to squabble...
braceros
18
14
BRACERO, (Spanish) a...
brachahs
23
18
BRACHAH, (Hebrew) a...
brachets
21
16
BRACHET, a hunting d...
bracings
20
17
BRACING, a reinforce...
brackens
19
19
BRACKEN, a large fer...
brackets
20
18
BRACKET, to group, c...
bradawls
20
16
BRADAWL, a small bor...
bradoons
14
13
BRADOON, (French) a...
braggers
18
15
BRAGGER, one who bra...
brahmans
18
17
BRAHMAN, a member of...
brahmins
19
17
BRAHMIN, a member of...
braiders
16
12
BRAIDER, one who bra...
brailles
18
13
BRAILLE, to write in...
brakings
18
18
BRAKING, the act of...
brambles
20
18
BRAMBLE, to gather b...
branches
20
17
BRANCH, to spread li...
branders
15
13
BRANDER, to cook on...
brandies
15
13
BRANDY, to mix with...
brangles
17
15
BRANGLE, to wrangle...
branners
14
13
BRANNER, one that br...
bransles
16
13
BRANSLE, an old Fren...
brantles
16
13
BRANTLE, an old Fren...
braseros
15
11
BRASERO, (Spanish) a...
brasiers
16
11
BRASIER, one who wor...
brassets
16
11
BRASSET, a piece of...
brassies
16
11
BRASSIE, a golf club...
brattles
17
12
BRATTLE, (Scots) to...
bravados
17
16
BRAVADO, to display...
bravuras
18
16
BRAVURA, a brilliant...
brawlers
20
15
BRAWLER, a fighter [...
braziers
19
20
BRAZIER, a container...
breaches
20
16
BREACH, to break thr...
breadths
18
14
BREADTH, width [n]
breakers
16
15
BREAKER, one that br...
breakups
19
19
BREAKUP, the act of...
breathes
17
13
BREATHE, to inhale a...
breccias
22
17
BRECCIA, a geologica...
brechams
22
19
BRECHAM, (Scots) a h...
brechans
20
17
BRECHAN, (Scots) a h...
bredrens
15
13
BREDREN, (colloquial...
bredrins
16
13
BREDRIN, (colloquial...
breeches
20
16
BREECH, to clothe wi...
breeders
15
12
BREEDER, one who bre...
breenges
15
14
BREENGE, (Scots) to...
breinges
16
14
BREINGE, (Scots) to...
brekkies
18
19
BREKKY, (colloquial)...
breviers
18
15
BREVIER, an old type...
brevises
18
15
BREVIS, broth, esp....
brewages
19
16
BREWAGE, the process...
brewings
20
17
BREWING, a quantity...
brewises
19
14
BREWIS, (archaic) br...
brewpubs
24
21
BREWPUB, a combined...
brewskis
21
18
BREWSKI, (colloquial...
brickies
21
18
BRICKIE, (colloquial...
brickles
22
19
BRICKLE, a brittle c...
bricoles
20
15
BRICOLE, (French) a...
bridlers
18
13
BRIDLER, one who res...
bridoons
15
13
BRIDOON, a light mil...
briefers
18
14
BRIEFER, one who giv...
brigades
17
14
BRIGADE, to group to...
brigands
17
15
BRIGAND, a bandit [n...
brimings
19
17
BRIMING, phosphoresc...
brimless
19
15
having no upper edge...
brimmers
19
17
BRIMMER, a bowl or g...
brindles
17
14
BRINDLE, an animal m...
bringers
17
14
BRINGER, one who bri...
brinjals
19
22
BRINJAL, the aubergi...
brinnies
15
13
BRINNY, (Australian...
brioches
21
16
BRIOCHE, (French) a...
brionies
15
12
BRIONY, a climbing p...
briquets
25
21
BRIQUET, (French) a...
briskens
17
16
BRISKEN, to make bri...
briskets
18
15
BRISKET, meat from t...
bristles
18
12
BRISTLE, to stand er...
bristols
18
12
BRISTOL, a smooth ca...
brisures
17
12
BRISURE, (French) a...
britches
22
16
breeches, also BREEC...
britskas
18
15
BRITSKA, a four-whee...
brittles
18
12
BRITTLE, to become f...
britzkas
21
24
BRITZKA, a four-whee...
broaches
20
16
BROACH, to pierce (a...
broadens
14
13
BROADEN, to make wid...
brocades
18
15
BROCADE, to weave a...
brocages
19
16
BROCAGE, the busines...
brocards
19
15
BROCARD, (French) an...
brochans
20
17
BROCHAN, (Gaelic) gr...
brockets
20
18
BROCKET, a male red...
brocolis
20
15
BROCOLI, a plant of...
broddles
17
14
BRODDLE, (dialect) t...
brodkins
17
17
BRODKIN, a high boot...
broekies
16
15
(South Africa) under...
broiders
16
12
BROIDER, to adorn wi...
broilers
17
12
BROILER, a quickly-r...
brokages
17
17
BROKAGE, the busines...
brokings
18
18
BROKING, the busines...
brollies
18
13
BROLLY, an umbrella...
bromates
16
14
BROMATE, to combine...
bromides
17
15
BROMIDE, a bromine c...
bromines
16
15
BROMINE, a volatile...
bromises
17
14
BROMISE, to treat wi...
bromisms
19
17
BROMISM, poisoning b...
bromizes
20
23
BROMIZE, to treat wi...
brommers
18
17
BROMMER, (Afrikaans)...
bronchos
20
17
BRONCHO, (Spanish) a...
bronchus
21
18
one of the main fork...
bronzers
18
21
BRONZER, a tanning c...
brooches
20
16
BROOCH, to adorn wit...
brooders
15
12
BROODER, a heated bu...
brookies
16
15
BROOKIE, an American...
brothels
19
14
BROTHEL, a house of...
brothers
18
13
BROTHER, to treat li...
browless
20
15
without eyebrows [ad...
browners
18
15
BROWNER, a fawning p...
brownies
18
15
BROWNIE, a benevolen...
browsers
19
14
BROWSER, one who bro...
bruchids
23
18
BRUCHID, a beetle of...
brucines
19
16
BRUCINE, a poisonous...
brucites
20
15
BRUCITE, a mineral,...
bruhahas
20
16
BRUHAHA, (French) a...
bruisers
17
12
BRUISER, a big husky...
bruiters
17
12
BRUITER, one that br...
brulyies
24
15
BRULYIE, (Scots) a b...
brulzies
21
22
BRULZIE, (Scots) a b...
brumbies
20
18
BRUMBY, (Australian...
brummers
19
18
BRUMMER, (Afrikaans)...
brunches
21
18
BRUNCH, to eat a lat...
brushers
19
14
BRUSHER, one who bru...
brushups
22
18
BRUSHUP, a quick rev...
brussels
18
13
as in brussels sprou...
brutings
18
15
BRUTING, a process o...
brutisms
19
15
BRUTISM, the nature...
bruxisms
25
22
BRUXISM, a nervous g...
bryonies
21
14
BRYONY, a wild climb...
bubblers
22
19
BUBBLER, (tradename)...
bubblies
22
19
BUBBLY, champagne [n...
bubingas
19
18
BUBINGA, (Bantu) a s...
bubukles
21
21
BUBUKLE, (Shakespear...
bucardos
19
16
BUCARDO, a recently...
buccinas
22
19
BUCCINA, a Roman cur...
bucellas
21
17
(Portuguese) a white...
buckeens
19
20
BUCKEEN, (Anglo-Iris...
buckeyes
26
21
BUCKEYE, the America...
buckings
22
22
BUCKING, the process...
bucklers
22
20
BUCKLER, (Shakespear...
buckrams
22
22
BUCKRAM, to pad or s...
bucksaws
24
22
BUCKSAW, a large saw...
bucolics
24
19
BUCOLIC, a pastoral...
buddings
18
17
BUDDING, a type of a...
budgeros
17
15
BUDGERO, (Hindi) a h...
budwoods
19
17
BUDWOOD, a branch ha...
budworms
21
19
BUDWORM, a moth larv...
buffalos
21
19
BUFFALO, to intimida...
buffings
22
21
BUFFING, the process...
buffoons
19
19
BUFFOON, a clown [n]
bugaboos
18
17
BUGABOO, a cause for...
bugbanes
18
18
BUGBANE, a perennial...
bugbears
19
17
BUGBEAR, a cause for...
bugganes
17
17
BUGGANE, an evil spi...
buggings
20
19
BUGGING, the conceal...
bugseeds
17
15
BUGSEED, an American...
bugworts
21
17
BUGWORT, a perennial...
builders
18
14
BUILDER, one that bu...
buildups
21
18
BUILDUP, an accumula...
bukkakes
19
24
BUKKAKE, (Japanese)...
bukshees
19
18
BUKSHEE, a paymaster...
bulblets
21
17
BULBLET, a small bul...
bulghurs
22
18
BULGHUR, (Turkish) a...
bulgines
18
16
BULGINE, (US) a stea...
bulimias
19
16
BULIMIA, an eating d...
bulimics
23
19
BULIMIC, one sufferi...
bulimies
19
16
BULIMY, an eating di...
bulkages
19
19
BULKAGE, a peristalt...
bulkings
20
20
BULKING, the act of...
bullaces
21
17
BULLACE, a small wil...
bullbars
21
17
a strong protective...
bullbats
21
17
BULLBAT, (US) a noct...
bulldogs
20
17
BULLDOG, to wrestle...
bullings
20
17
BULLING, copulation...
bullions
18
15
BULLION, uncoined go...
bullocks
23
21
BULLOCK, to force on...
bullpens
20
18
BULLPEN, an enclosur...
bulwarks
22
20
BULWARK, to fortify...
bumbazes
22
27
BUMBAZE, (Scots) to...
bumblers
21
19
BUMBLER, a bungler [...
bumboats
19
18
BUMBOAT, a boat used...
bumelias
18
16
BUMELIA, a thorny tr...
bumfucks
25
26
BUMFUCK, (US slang)...
bummalos
19
19
BUMMALO, a small mar...
bummocks
23
25
BUMMOCK, in Orkney a...
bumpings
21
21
BUMPING, the act of...
bumpkins
21
23
BUMPKIN, a clumsy ru...
bumsters
18
15
trousers cut just ab...
bunchers
21
18
BUNCHER, one that ga...
bundists
17
14
BUNDIST, a member of...
bundlers
17
15
BUNDLER, one that bu...
bundooks
16
18
BUNDOOK, (Urdu) Indi...
bunglers
18
16
BUNGLER, one who mis...
bunheads
17
16
BUNHEAD, a female ba...
bunrakus
17
18
BUNRAKU, (Japanese)...
buntings
17
16
BUNTING, any of the...
buoyages
22
16
BUOYAGE, a group of...
burblers
20
16
BURBLER, one who bur...
burdocks
21
20
BURDOCK, a coarse da...
burettes
16
12
BURETTE, a glass mea...
burgages
18
16
BURGAGE, a kind of f...
burgeons
16
15
BURGEON, to grow rap...
burghers
20
16
BURGHER, a freeman o...
burghuls
22
18
BURGHUL, (Turkish) a...
burglars
19
15
BURGLAR, to enter a...
burgouts
18
15
BURGOUT, a kind of o...
burkinis
18
17
BURKINI, a swimming...
burkites
18
16
BURKITE, one that bu...
burlesks
19
17
BURLESK, a type of s...
burnings
17
16
BURNING, the firing...
burnouts
16
14
BURNOUT, exhaustion...
burramys
24
17
a rare pigmy possum...
burratas
16
12
BURRATA, (Italian) a...
burrells
19
14
BURRELL, (Hindi) a H...
burrhels
20
15
BURRHEL, (Hindi) a H...
burritos
17
12
BURRITO, (Spanish) a...
burseeds
16
13
BURSEED, a coarse we...
bursitis
18
12
inflammation of a bu...
bursters
17
12
BURSTER, a machine f...
burthens
18
15
BURTHEN, to burden [...
burweeds
19
16
BURWEED, any of vari...
busgirls
20
15
BUSGIRL, an assistan...
bushidos
19
15
BUSHIDO, (Japanese)...
bushings
20
17
BUSHING, a bush, an...
bushless
20
15
having no bushes [ad...
bushlots
20
15
BUSHLOT, a woodlot [...
bushpigs
23
19
BUSHPIG, an African...
bushtits
20
14
BUSHTIT, a small lon...
bushwahs
24
19
BUSHWAH, nonsense, a...
business
16
13
an occupation, profe...
buskings
19
19
BUSKING, the art of...
busloads
17
14
BUSLOAD, a load that...
bussings
18
15
BUSSING, the act of...
bustards
17
13
BUSTARD, any bird of...
bustiers
17
12
BUSTIER, (French) a...
bustings
18
15
BUSTING, the act of...
bustlers
18
13
BUSTLER, one who bus...
busuutis
18
14
BUSUUTI, a long garm...
busyness
22
15
the state of being b...
butanols
16
14
BUTANOL, a flammable...
butchers
22
17
BUTCHER, to slaughte...
butments
17
16
BUTMENT, the base of...
buttocks
21
19
BUTTOCK, in wrestlin...
buttress
17
12
to prop up [v -ED, -...
butyrals
24
15
BUTYRAL, a kind of r...
butyrins
23
15
BUTYRIN, a butyrate...
butyrous
23
15
resembling butter [a...
butyryls
31
17
BUTYRYL, a radical o...
buvettes
18
16
BUVETTE, (obsolete)...
buyables
25
18
BUYABLE, something a...
buybacks
29
24
BUYBACK, the optiona...
buzzards
23
31
BUZZARD, a large bir...
buzzcuts
27
34
BUZZCUT, a very shor...
buzzings
24
33
BUZZING, a buzzing s...
buzzsaws
26
33
BUZZSAW, a power-ope...
buzzwigs
28
35
BUZZWIG, a large thi...
bycokets
26
20
BYCOKET, an ornament...
byliners
23
15
BYLINER, one that wr...
bypasses
24
16
BYPASS, to avoid by...
byplaces
28
20
BYPLACE, a secluded...
byssuses
23
14
BYSSUS, a filamentou...
bywoners
24
17
BYWONER, (Afrikaans)...
cabarets
18
14
CABARET, a music hal...
cabbages
21
19
CABBAGE, to steal or...
cabbalas
21
18
CABBALA, a Jewish do...
cabezons
20
24
CABEZON, (Spanish) a...
cabildos
20
16
CABILDO, (Spanish) a...
cabinets
18
15
CABINET, a piece of...
cablings
21
18
CABLING, a bead or m...
cabombas
21
20
CABOMBA, a small gen...
cabooses
17
14
CABOOSE, the last ca...
cabovers
20
18
CABOVER, a truck or...
cachacas
24
19
CACHACA, a white Bra...
caciques
28
24
CACIQUE, a West Indi...
cacklers
22
19
CACKLER, one who cac...
cacodyls
27
18
CACODYL, a colourles...
cacolets
20
15
CACOLET, (French) a...
caconyms
26
20
CACONYM, an erroneou...
cactuses
20
15
CACTUS, a succulent...
cacumens
20
19
CACUMEN, (Latin) a t...
cadavers
18
16
CADAVER, a corpse [n...
caddices
20
16
CADDICE, a coarse wo...
caddises
17
13
CADDIS, a coarse woo...
cadelles
18
14
CADELLE, a small bla...
cadences
18
16
CADENCE, to make rhy...
cadenzas
18
22
CADENZA, (Italian) a...
cadmiums
20
19
CADMIUM, a metallic...
caduceus
20
17
(Latin) a Greek or R...
caducous
20
17
of parts of a plant...
caecitis
20
14
a caecum inflammatio...
caesious
16
12
having a bluish coat...
caesiums
18
15
CAESIUM, a metallic...
caesuras
16
12
CAESURA, a pause in...
caffeins
20
18
CAFFEIN, a bitter al...
caffilas
22
18
CAFFILA, (Arabic) a...
caganers
16
14
CAGANER, a tradition...
cagefuls
21
18
CAGEFUL, as much as...
caginess
17
14
the quality of being...
cagoules
18
15
CAGOULE, a light ano...
cagyness
23
16
the quality of being...
caissons
16
12
CAISSON, a watertigh...
caitiffs
22
17
CAITIFF, a despicabl...
caitives
19
15
CAITIVE, (Spenser) a...
cajaputs
21
24
CAJAPUT, a volatile...
cajeputs
21
24
CAJEPUT, a volatile...
cajolers
19
21
CAJOLER, one who caj...
cajuputs
22
25
CAJUPUT, a volatile...
cakeages
17
17
CAKEAGE, a charge le...
cakiness
17
16
the state of being c...
calaloos
17
13
CALALOO, a soup made...
calamars
18
15
CALAMAR, any of vari...
calashes
19
14
CALASH, (French) a l...
calathos
19
14
(Greek) a vase-shape...
calathus
20
15
(Latin) a vase-shape...
calcines
20
16
CALCINE, to reduce t...
calcites
21
15
CALCITE, a mineral,...
calciums
23
19
CALCIUM, a metallic...
calculus
23
18
a branch of mathemat...
calderas
17
13
CALDERA, (Spanish) a...
caldrons
17
14
CALDRON, a large ket...
caleches
22
17
CALECHE, (French) a...
calefies
19
15
CALEFY, to make warm...
calfless
21
16
having a thin leg [a...
calibers
20
15
CALIBER, the diamete...
calibres
20
15
CALIBRE, the diamete...
caliches
23
17
CALICHE, (Spanish) g...
calicles
22
16
CALICLE, a cup-shape...
calicoes
20
15
CALICO, a brightly p...
caligoes
18
14
CALIGO, a reduction...
calipees
19
15
CALIPEE, a part of a...
calipers
20
15
CALIPER, to measure...
calivers
20
16
CALIVER, a type of l...
calkings
20
19
CALKING, material us...
callants
18
14
CALLANT, (Scots) a b...
callboys
27
18
CALLBOY, a boy who c...
callings
20
16
CALLING, a vocation...
calloses
18
13
CALLOSE, a part of a...
callouts
19
14
CALLOUT, an inset in...
callunas
18
15
CALLUNA, any plant o...
calluses
19
14
CALLUS, to form a ha...
calmants
18
16
CALMANT, a drug that...
calmings
20
18
CALMING, an act of c...
calmness
18
16
the state of being c...
calomels
19
16
CALOMEL, a strong pu...
calorics
21
15
CALORIC, a hypotheti...
calories
17
12
CALORIE, the amount...
calottes
17
12
CALOTTE, (French) a...
caloyers
23
14
CALOYER, a Greek Ort...
calpacks
24
22
CALPACK, a triangula...
calpains
19
16
CALPAIN, an enzyme f...
caltraps
20
15
CALTRAP, a device wi...
caltrops
20
15
CALTROP, a device wi...
calumbas
21
19
CALUMBA, the dried r...
calumets
19
16
CALUMET, an ornament...
calvados
19
17
a dry apple brandy [...
calycles
28
18
CALYCLE, a row of sm...
calypsos
26
17
CALYPSO, a West Indi...
calzones
19
22
CALZONE, a turnover...
camarons
16
15
CAMARON, (Spanish) a...
camashes
19
16
CAMASH, (Native Amer...
camasses
17
14
CAMASS, (Native Amer...
cambisms
22
20
CAMBISM, the theory...
cambists
21
17
CAMBIST, a dealer in...
cambiums
22
21
CAMBIUM, a layer of...
camboges
20
19
CAMBOGE, a yellow gu...
cambrels
21
18
CAMBREL, the hock of...
cambrics
24
20
CAMBRIC, a fine line...
camcords
21
18
CAMCORD, to videotap...
camelias
18
15
CAMELIA, an evergree...
camelids
19
16
CAMELID, an animal o...
camelots
18
15
CAMELOT, a strong wa...
camisias
18
14
CAMISIA, (Arabic) a...
camogies
18
16
CAMOGIE, an Irish ga...
camoodis
17
15
CAMOODI, (Caribbean)...
camorras
17
14
CAMORRA, (Italian) a...
campanas
18
18
CAMPANA, (Latin) a c...
camphols
23
20
CAMPHOL, a rare vari...
camphors
22
19
CAMPHOR, a solid ess...
campings
21
20
CAMPING, the act of...
campions
19
18
CAMPION, any plant o...
campness
19
18
extravagance in mann...
campongs
20
20
CAMPONG, a Malay vil...
campouts
20
18
CAMPOUT, a camping o...
campuses
20
18
CAMPUS, to restrict...
camwoods
20
18
CAMWOOD, the wood of...
canakins
16
17
CANAKIN, a small can...
canaries
15
12
CANARY, to prance ab...
canastas
15
12
CANASTA, (Spanish) a...
canbanks
18
20
CANBANK, the equival...
candelas
16
14
CANDELA, a unit of l...
candidas
16
14
CANDIDA, a parasitic...
candirus
17
14
CANDIRU, a tiny S Am...
candlers
17
14
CANDLER, one whose j...
candocks
20
20
CANDOCK, the yellow...
candours
16
14
CANDOUR, frankness,...
canellas
17
14
CANELLA, a genus of...
canikins
17
17
CANIKIN, a small can...
canities
16
12
the turning grey of...
cannabis
17
16
hemp; a narcotic dru...
cannachs
20
18
CANNACH, (Scots) a c...
cannings
16
16
CANNING, the busines...
cannolis
16
14
CANNOLI, a tube of p...
cannulas
16
15
CANNULA, a tube inse...
canoness
14
13
a woman living in a...
canopies
17
15
CANOPY, to cover fro...
canorous
15
13
musical, resonant [a...
cantalas
16
13
CANTALA, a coarse fi...
cantatas
15
12
CANTATA, a kind of v...
cantates
15
12
CANTATE, the 98th ps...
cantdogs
17
15
CANTDOG, a metal hoo...
canteens
14
13
CANTEEN, a container...
canticos
19
15
CANTICO, to dance as...
cantinas
15
13
CANTINA, (Spanish) a...
cantings
17
15
CANTING, the act of...
cantions
15
13
CANTION, (Spenser) a...
cantlets
17
13
CANTLET, a fragment...
cantoris
16
12
to be sung on the no...
cantraps
18
15
CANTRAP, a magic spe...
cantreds
16
13
CANTRED, (Welsh) a d...
cantrefs
18
15
CANTREF, (Welsh) a d...
cantrips
19
15
CANTRIP, (Scots) a c...
cantuses
16
13
CANTUS, (Latin) a me...
canvases
17
16
CANVAS, to examine t...
canzonas
17
22
CANZONA, (Italian) a...
canzones
17
22
CANZONE, (Italian) a...
capelans
18
16
CAPELAN, a small mar...
capelets
19
15
CAPELET, a small cap...
capelins
19
16
CAPELIN, a small mar...
caperers
18
14
CAPERER, one who cap...
capiases
18
14
CAPIAS, a writ autho...
capitals
20
15
CAPITAL, the upper p...
capitans
18
15
CAPITAN, (historical...
capitols
20
15
CAPITOL, a building...
caporals
19
15
CAPORAL, a coarse, s...
cappings
22
20
CAPPING, a wax cover...
caprates
18
14
CAPRATE, a salt of c...
capreses
18
14
CAPRESE, (Italian) a...
caprices
22
17
CAPRICE, a whim, an...
caprocks
23
21
CAPROCK, an overlyin...
capsizes
22
23
CAPSIZE, to overturn...
capstans
18
15
CAPSTAN, an upright...
capsules
20
16
CAPSULE, to condense...
captains
18
15
CAPTAIN, to lead or...
captchas
24
19
CAPTCHA, a program t...
captions
18
15
CAPTION, to provide...
captious
19
15
tending to find faul...
captives
21
18
CAPTIVE, to make a p...
captures
19
15
CAPTURE, to take by...
capuches
24
20
CAPUCHE, a cloak hoo...
capueras
18
15
CAPUERA, (Portuguese...
carabaos
17
14
CARABAO, a water buf...
carabids
19
15
CARABID, a black car...
carabins
18
15
CARABIN, a rifle wit...
caracals
20
15
CARACAL, the desert...
caracols
20
15
CARACOL, to perform...
caraculs
21
16
CARACUL, (Russian) a...
caramels
18
15
CARAMEL, a dark brow...
carannas
14
13
CARANNA, a resinous...
caraunas
15
13
CARAUNA, a resinous...
caravans
17
16
CARAVAN, to travel i...
caravels
19
16
CARAVEL, a small lig...
caraways
25
16
CARAWAY, an umbellif...
carbarns
18
15
CARBARN, a garage fo...
carbeens
17
15
CARBEEN, (Native Aus...
carbenes
17
15
CARBENE, a neutral d...
carbides
19
15
CARBIDE, a carbon co...
carbines
18
15
CARBINE, a rifle wit...
carboras
18
14
CARBORA, a wood-bori...
carcakes
20
18
CARCAKE, (Scots) a s...
carcases
19
14
CARCASE, to put a ca...
cardecus
20
16
CARDECU, an old Fren...
cardiacs
20
15
CARDIAC, a person wi...
cardings
18
15
CARDING, the process...
carditis
18
12
inflammation of the...
cardoons
15
13
CARDOON, a thistle-l...
careless
17
12
inattentive; neglige...
caresses
16
11
CARESS, to touch lov...
carfares
18
14
CARFARE, payment for...
carfaxes
24
21
CARFAX, a place wher...
carfoxes
24
21
CARFOX, a place wher...
cariamas
17
14
CARIAMA, a large Sou...
cariboos
18
14
CARIBOO, (Native Ame...
caribous
19
15
CARIBOU, (Native Ame...
carieres
16
11
CARIERE, (obsolete)...
cariocas
19
14
CARIOCA, a South Ame...
carioles
17
12
CARIOLE, (French) a...
carjacks
23
27
CARJACK, to hijack a...
carlines
17
13
CARLINE, (Scots) an...
carlings
19
15
CARLING, a short tim...
carloads
17
13
CARLOAD, as much as...
carlocks
22
19
CARLOCK, Russian isi...
carmines
17
15
CARMINE, a vivid red...
carnages
16
14
CARNAGE, great and b...
carneous
15
13
fleshy; of or like f...
carnyxes
28
21
CARNYX, a long war t...
caroches
21
16
CAROCHE, a stately c...
carolers
17
12
CAROLER, one who sin...
caromels
18
15
CAROMEL, a dark brow...
carotids
17
12
CAROTID, a large art...
carotins
16
12
CAROTIN, any of a nu...
carouses
16
12
CAROUSE, to engage i...
carpales
19
15
CARPALE, a bone in t...
carpings
20
17
CARPING, the act of...
carpools
19
15
CARPOOL, to take tur...
carports
19
14
CARPORT, a covered p...
carracks
21
18
CARRACK, (historical...
carracts
20
14
CARRACT, (historical...
carrects
20
14
CARRECT, (historical...
carrells
19
13
CARRELL, a desk for...
carriers
17
11
CARRIER, one that ca...
carrions
16
12
CARRION, dead and ro...
carryons
22
14
CARRYON, a fuss, a c...
cartages
17
13
CARTAGE, the act of...
cartfuls
21
16
CARTFUL, the content...
cartoons
15
12
CARTOON, to sketch a...
cartways
26
16
CARTWAY, a way used...
carvings
20
18
CARVING, a carved fi...
cascades
19
15
CASCADE, to fall lik...
cascaras
19
14
CASCARA, a medicinal...
caseases
15
11
CASEASE, an enzyme d...
caseates
15
11
CASEATE, to become c...
casefies
18
14
CASEFY, to become or...
caselaws
20
15
CASELAW, a law estab...
caseoses
15
11
CASEOSE, a water-sol...
casernes
15
12
CASERNE, a barracks...
casettes
16
11
CASETTE, a small cas...
casevacs
21
18
CASEVAC, to evacuate...
cashiers
19
13
CASHIER, to dismiss...
cashless
20
14
without cash [adj]
caspases
18
14
CASPASE, any of a gr...
cassabas
18
14
CASSABA, a variety o...
cassatas
16
11
CASSATA, (Italian) a...
cassavas
18
15
CASSAVA, a tropical...
cassenas
15
12
CASSENA, an American...
cassenes
15
12
CASSENE, an American...
cassinas
16
12
CASSINA, an American...
cassines
16
12
CASSINE, an American...
cassinos
16
12
CASSINO, a card game...
cassises
17
11
CASSIS, (French) a b...
cassocks
21
18
CASSOCK, a close-fit...
cassones
15
12
CASSONE, (Italian) a...
casspirs
20
14
CASSPIR, (South Afri...
castings
18
14
CASTING, something m...
castocks
21
18
CASTOCK, a cabbage s...
castoffs
21
17
CASTOFF, an item of...
casuists
18
12
CASUIST, a sophist w...
cataloes
16
12
CATALO, a cross betw...
catalogs
18
14
CATALOG, to classify...
catalpas
19
15
CATALPA, a tree of t...
catapans
17
15
CATAPAN, the governo...
catarrhs
19
13
CATARRH, inflammatio...
catastas
16
11
CATASTA, (Latin) a s...
catawbas
21
17
CATAWBA, a well know...
catbirds
20
15
CATBIRD, an American...
catboats
18
14
CATBOAT, a kind of s...
catcalls
22
16
CATCALL, to deride b...
catchers
22
16
CATCHER, one that ca...
catchups
25
20
CATCHUP, a spicy tom...
catclaws
24
18
CATCLAW, a type of a...
catechus
22
17
CATECHU, a resin use...
catelogs
18
14
CATELOG [v]
caterans
15
12
CATERAN, (Scots) a m...
caterers
16
11
CATERER, one that ca...
cateress
16
11
a woman who caters [...
catfaces
21
17
CATFACE, a deformity...
catfalls
21
16
CATFALL, a rope used...
catflaps
22
18
CATFLAP, a small ope...
catfoods
18
15
CATFOOD, food for ca...
catheads
18
14
CATHEAD, a beam proj...
cathects
22
16
CATHECT, to invest w...
cathetus
19
14
a straight line perp...
cathexes
24
20
CATHEXIS, the invest...
cathexis
25
20
the investment of em...
cathodes
18
14
CATHODE, a negativel...
catholes
19
14
CATHOLE, one of two...
cathoods
18
14
CATHOOD, the state o...
catjangs
19
23
CATJANG, a thickly b...
catlings
19
15
CATLING, a surgical...
catmints
18
15
CATMINT, an aromatic...
catskins
18
16
CATSKIN, the skin of...
catspaws
22
17
CATSPAW, a light bre...
catsuits
18
12
CATSUIT, a type of o...
cattabus
19
15
CATTABU, a cross bet...
cattails
18
12
CATTAIL, any of vari...
cattalos
17
12
CATTALO, a cross bet...
catwalks
22
19
CATWALK, a narrow wa...
catworks
21
18
the assemblage of mo...
catworms
21
17
CATWORM, a polychaet...
caucuses
20
16
CAUCUS, to hold a po...
caudates
16
13
CAUDATE, a creature...
caudexes
22
20
CAUDEX, the woody ba...
caudices
20
16
CAUDEX, the woody ba...
caudrons
16
14
CAUDRON, (Spenser) a...
caulkers
19
17
CAULKER, a big lie,...
caulomes
18
16
CAULOME, the structu...
caustics
21
15
CAUSTIC, a caustic s...
cautions
16
13
CAUTION, to warn [v]
cautious
17
13
exercising prudence...
cavallas
20
17
CAVALLA, a large foo...
cavasses
18
15
CAVASS, an armed att...
cavettos
18
15
CAVETTO, a concave m...
caviares
18
15
CAVIARE, the roe of...
cavilers
20
16
CAVILER, one that ca...
cavities
19
15
CAVITY, an unfilled...
cayennes
20
15
CAYENNE, a very stro...
caziques
28
30
CAZIQUE, (Taino) a W...
ceasings
17
14
CEASING, an order to...
cecities
20
14
CECITY, blindness [n...
cedillas
19
14
CEDILLA, a mark plac...
cedrates
16
12
CEDRATE, a variety o...
ceilidhs
21
15
CEILIDH, (Gaelic) an...
ceilings
19
15
CEILING, the overhea...
celadons
16
14
CELADON, a pale gree...
celeries
17
12
CELERY, a plant with...
celestas
17
12
CELESTA, a keyboard...
celestes
17
12
CELESTE, a keyboard...
cellings
20
16
CELLING, the act of...
cellists
20
13
CELLIST, one who pla...
celloses
18
13
CELLOSE, a disacchar...
cellules
20
15
CELLULE, a small cel...
celosias
17
12
CELOSIA, an ornament...
cembalos
20
18
CEMBALO, a harpsicho...
cenacles
19
16
CENACLE, a dining ro...
censures
16
13
CENSURE, to condemn...
censuses
16
13
CENSUS, to take an o...
centages
16
14
CENTAGE, rate by the...
centares
15
12
CENTARE, a measure o...
centaurs
16
13
CENTAUR, a mythical...
centavos
17
16
CENTAVO, a Portugues...
centeses
15
12
CENTESIS, a surgical...
centesis
16
12
a surgical puncture...
centiles
17
13
CENTILE, a value of...
centimes
17
15
CENTIME, (French) on...
centimos
17
15
CENTIMO, (Spanish) a...
centners
15
13
CENTNER, (German) an...
centones
14
13
CENTO, a literary wo...
centrals
17
13
CENTRAL, a telephone...
centries
16
12
CENTRY, (Shakespeare...
centrums
18
16
CENTRUM, the body of...
cepheids
21
17
CEPHEID, a star of a...
ceramals
18
15
CERAMAL, a strong al...
ceramics
21
17
CERAMIC, an item mad...
cerasins
16
12
CERASIN, the insolub...
cerastes
16
11
(Greek) any venomous...
ceratins
16
12
CERATIN, a nitrogeno...
cercises
20
14
CERCIS, any tree or...
ceresins
16
12
CERESIN, a kind of h...
cereuses
16
12
CEREUS, (Latin) a ge...
cernuous
16
14
of flowers and buds,...
cerrados
16
12
CERRADO, an area of...
cerrises
17
11
CERRIS, (Latin) a sp...
cerumens
17
16
CERUMEN, (Latin) the...
cervelas
19
16
(French) a type of F...
cervezas
21
24
CERVEZA, (Spanish) b...
cervices
22
18
CERVIX, a necklike o...
cervixes
25
22
CERVIX, a necklike o...
cessions
16
12
CESSION, a yielding...
cesspits
20
14
CESSPIT, a covered w...
cestodes
16
12
CESTODE, any parasit...
cestoids
17
12
CESTOID, any parasit...
cestoses
16
11
CESTOS, a belt or gi...
cestuses
17
12
CESTUS, a hand cover...
ceviches
24
20
CEVICHE, in Mexican...
chabouks
22
21
CHABOUK, a type of h...
chachkas
25
22
CHACHKA, (Yiddish) a...
chaddars
19
15
CHADDAR, the large v...
chaddors
19
15
CHADDOR, the large v...
chadless
20
15
without a chad [adj]
chaebols
21
17
CHAEBOL, a group of...
chaffers
23
19
CHAFFER, to bargain...
chagrins
20
16
CHAGRIN, to humiliat...
chainers
18
14
CHAINER, one who cha...
chalazas
22
23
CHALAZA, a band of t...
chalcids
24
18
CHALCID, any small p...
chalders
20
15
CHALDER, an old Scot...
chalices
23
17
CHALICE, a drinking...
challahs
23
17
CHALLAH, (Hebrew) a...
challans
20
16
CHALLAN, a waybill;...
challies
21
15
CHALLIE, a soft ligh...
chalones
18
15
CHALONE, one of a gr...
chalupas
22
18
CHALUPA, a fried cor...
chamades
19
17
CHAMADE, (historical...
chambers
22
19
CHAMBER, to put in a...
chamfers
22
19
CHAMFER, to channel...
chamisas
20
16
CHAMISA, a Californi...
chamises
20
16
CHAMISE, a Californi...
chamisos
20
16
CHAMISO, a Californi...
chamlets
21
17
CHAMLET, a strong wa...
chammies
21
19
CHAMMY, to clean wit...
champacs
25
22
CHAMPAC, (Hindi) an...
champaks
23
23
CHAMPAK, (Hindi) an...
champers
22
19
CHAMPER, one who cha...
chancels
22
18
CHANCEL, the part of...
chancers
21
17
CHANCER, an opportun...
chancres
21
17
CHANCRE, a hard nodu...
changers
19
16
CHANGER, one that ch...
channels
18
16
CHANNEL, to direct a...
channers
17
15
CHANNER, (Scots) gra...
chanoyos
23
16
CHANOYO, a Japanese...
chanoyus
24
17
CHANOYU, a Japanese...
chansons
17
15
CHANSON, (French) a...
chanters
18
14
CHANTER, one who cha...
chanteys
24
16
CHANTEY, a song sung...
chanties
18
14
CHANTIE, a song sung...
chantors
18
14
CHANTOR, one who cha...
chapatis
21
16
CHAPATI, a thin piec...
chapeaus
20
17
CHAPEAU, (French) a...
chapless
22
17
having no lower jaw;...
chaplets
22
17
CHAPLET, a wreath fo...
chappals
24
20
CHAPPAL, (Hindi) a t...
chappess
23
19
a female chap, also...
chappies
23
19
CHAPPIE, a familiar...
chapters
21
16
CHAPTER, to divide a...
characts
22
16
CHARACT, (obsolete)...
charades
18
14
CHARADE, (French) a...
charases
18
13
CHARAS, (Hindi) the...
chargers
20
15
CHARGER, a flat dish...
chariots
19
13
CHARIOT, to ride in...
charisms
21
16
CHARISM, a special m...
charkhas
22
19
CHARKHA, a spinning...
charleys
26
16
CHARLEY, a fool, als...
charlies
20
14
CHARLIE, a fool, als...
charmers
20
16
CHARMER, one that ch...
charnels
19
15
CHARNEL, a room wher...
charpais
21
16
CHARPAI, an Indian b...
charpies
21
16
CHARPIE, shredded li...
charpoys
27
18
CHARPOY, a string fr...
charquis
28
23
CHARQUI, jerked beef...
charters
19
13
CHARTER, to lease or...
charvers
21
17
CHARVER, (dialect) a...
chasings
20
16
CHASING, a design en...
chastens
18
14
CHASTEN, to chastise...
chatbots
21
16
CHATBOT, a program w...
chateaus
18
14
CHATEAU, a large cou...
chattels
20
14
CHATTEL, any kind of...
chatters
19
13
CHATTER, to talk idl...
chatties
19
13
CHATTY, a type of wa...
chaufers
21
17
CHAUFER, a metal box...
chaumers
20
17
CHAUMER, (Scots) a r...
chaunces
21
18
CHAUNCE, (obsolete)...
chaunges
19
17
CHAUNGE, (obsolete)...
chausses
19
14
pantaloons or tight...
chauvins
21
19
CHAUVIN, (French) on...
chayotes
24
15
CHAYOTE, a tropical...
chazzans
24
32
CHAZZAN, (Hebrew) a...
chazzens
24
32
CHAZZEN, (Hebrew) a...
cheapens
19
17
CHEAPEN, to lower th...
cheapies
20
16
CHEAPIE, (colloquial...
cheaters
18
13
CHEATER, one that ch...
chechias
24
18
CHECHIA, (French) a...
checkers
23
20
CHECKER, to divide i...
checkups
26
24
CHECKUP, an examinat...
cheddars
19
15
CHEDDAR, any of seve...
chedites
19
14
CHEDITE, a mixture o...
cheepers
20
16
CHEEPER, a young bir...
cheerers
18
13
CHEERER, one who che...
cheerios
18
13
CHEERIO, goodbye, al...
cheetahs
20
15
CHEETAH, a hunting c...
chefdoms
22
20
CHEFDOM, the status...
chekists
21
17
CHEKIST, a member of...
chelates
19
14
CHELATE, to combine...
chellups
24
19
CHELLUP, (dialect) n...
cheloids
20
15
CHELOID, a hard grow...
chelones
18
15
CHELONE, a genus of...
chemises
20
16
CHEMISE, (French) a...
chemisms
22
19
CHEMISM, chemical ac...
chemists
21
16
CHEMIST, one versed...
chemmies
21
19
CHEMMY, a card game,...
chenixes
24
21
CHENIX, an ancient G...
chequers
27
23
CHEQUER, to divide i...
cheroots
18
13
CHEROOT, a square-cu...
cherries
19
13
CHERRY, a fruit [n]
chervils
23
18
CHERVIL, an aromatic...
chesnuts
19
15
CHESNUT, a chestnut...
chessels
20
14
CHESSEL, a cheese-mo...
chetniks
20
18
CHETNIK, a Serbian r...
chetrums
21
17
CHETRUM, a monetary...
cheviots
21
17
CHEVIOT, a coarse he...
chevrets
21
17
CHEVRET, a cheese ma...
chevrons
20
18
CHEVRON, a pattern c...
chewinks
23
21
CHEWINK, an American...
chiantis
19
14
CHIANTI, (Italian) a...
chiasmas
20
16
CHIASMA, a connectio...
chiasmus
21
17
the inversion of the...
chiauses
19
14
CHIAUS, to cheat, sw...
chibouks
23
21
CHIBOUK, a long stra...
chicanas
21
17
CHICANA, (US, deroga...
chicanes
21
17
CHICANE, to quibble...
chicanos
21
17
CHICANO, (Spanish) a...
chickees
23
20
CHICKEE, a stilt hou...
chickens
23
21
CHICKEN, to loose on...
chicness
22
17
being chic [n -ES]
chidings
21
17
CHIDING, a scolding...
chiefess
21
16
a female chief [n -E...
chiffons
23
20
CHIFFON, a sheer fab...
chiggers
22
17
CHIGGER, a parasitic...
chignons
19
17
CHIGNON, (French) a...
chikaras
20
17
CHIKARA, (Hindi) a f...
chikhors
23
19
CHIKHOR, an Indian p...
chiliads
21
15
CHILIAD, a group of...
chillers
22
15
CHILLER, a frighteni...
chillies
22
15
CHILLI, a hot pepper...
chillums
24
19
CHILLUM, the part of...
chimeras
20
16
CHIMERA, an imaginar...
chimeres
20
16
CHIMERE, (French) a...
chimleys
28
19
CHIMLEY, a chimney,...
chimneys
26
19
CHIMNEY, to proceed...
chinches
24
19
CHINCH, to fill in t...
chindits
20
15
CHINDIT, an Allied f...
chinkies
20
18
CHINKIE, (colloquial...
chinless
20
15
without a chin [adj]
chinones
17
15
CHINONE, a golden-ye...
chinooks
19
18
CHINOOK, (Native Ame...
chintses
19
14
CHINTS, a glazed pri...
chintzes
22
23
CHINTZ, a glazed pri...
chinwags
23
19
CHINWAG, to chat [v]
chippers
24
19
CHIPPER, to twitter,...
chippies
24
19
CHIPPIE, (colloquial...
chipsets
22
16
CHIPSET, a functiona...
chirpers
22
16
CHIRPER, a little bi...
chirrups
23
17
CHIRRUP, to chirp re...
chitlins
21
15
CHITLIN, part of the...
chitters
20
13
CHITTER, to shiver o...
chitties
20
13
CHITTY, a short lett...
chivvies
24
21
CHIVVY, to chase abo...
chlorals
21
15
CHLORAL, a white cry...
chlorids
21
15
CHLORID, a compound...
chlorins
20
15
CHLORIN, a yellowish...
chlorous
20
15
of chlorine; as, chl...
chobdars
21
17
CHOBDAR, in the Indi...
choccies
25
19
CHOCCY, chocolate [n...
choctaws
25
19
CHOCTAW, a type of s...
cholates
19
14
CHOLATE, a salt of c...
cholents
19
15
CHOLENT, a Jewish st...
choleras
19
14
CHOLERA, an acute an...
cholines
19
15
CHOLINE, an alcohol...
chollers
21
15
(English dialect) ch...
chommies
21
19
CHOMMIE, (South Afri...
chompers
22
19
CHOMPER, one who cho...
chondres
18
15
CHONDRE, a spheroida...
chondrus
19
16
a cartilage [n CHOND...
chookies
19
17
CHOOKIE, (Australian...
choosers
18
13
CHOOSER, one who cho...
chopines
20
17
CHOPINE, a high clog...
choppers
23
19
CHOPPER, to travel b...
choragus
20
16
a leader of a choir,...
chorales
19
14
CHORALE, a simple ha...
chordees
18
14
CHORDEE, a painful e...
choregus
20
16
a leader of a choir,...
chorines
18
14
CHORINE, (US slang)...
chorions
18
14
CHORION, the outer f...
chorises
19
13
CHORISIS, the multip...
chorisis
20
13
the multiplication o...
chorisms
21
16
CHORISM, the multipl...
chorists
20
13
CHORIST, a member of...
chorizos
22
22
CHORIZO, a highly sp...
choroids
19
14
CHOROID, the dark br...
chorries
19
13
CHORRIE, (Afrikaans)...
chortens
18
14
CHORTEN, a Tibetan s...
chortles
20
14
CHORTLE, to chuckle...
choruses
19
14
CHORUS, to sing in u...
chousers
19
14
CHOUSER, a swindler...
choushes
21
16
CHOUSH, a cheat, a s...
chowders
22
17
CHOWDER, to make a t...
chowries
22
16
CHOWRY, (Hindi) a wh...
chrisoms
21
16
CHRISOM, a white rob...
chromels
21
17
CHROMEL, an alloy of...
chromous
20
17
of chromium in lower...
chromyls
28
19
CHROMYL, a bivalent...
chronics
22
17
CHRONIC, a chronic i...
chronons
17
15
CHRONON, a unit of t...
chuckers
24
21
CHUCKER, a bowler wh...
chuckies
24
21
CHUCKIE, a chicken,...
chuckles
25
22
CHUCKLE, to laugh qu...
chuddahs
22
18
CHUDDAH, the large v...
chuddars
20
16
CHUDDAR, the large v...
chudders
20
16
CHUDDER, the large v...
chuddies
20
16
CHUDDY, (Australian...
chuggers
22
18
CHUGGER, a charity w...
chukkars
22
22
CHUKKAR, (Hindi) a p...
chukkers
22
22
CHUKKER, (Hindi) a p...
chumleys
28
20
CHUMLEY, a chimney,...
chummies
22
20
CHUMMY, a chum, a cr...
chunders
19
16
CHUNDER, (Australian...
chunnels
19
17
CHUNNEL, the tunnel...
chunners
18
16
CHUNNER, to mutter,...
chunters
19
15
CHUNTER, to mutter,...
chupatis
22
17
CHUPATI, (Hindi) a t...
chuppahs
26
22
CHUPPAH, a Jewish we...
churches
25
19
CHURCH, to bring to...
churners
19
15
CHURNER, a person wh...
chutists
21
14
CHUTIST, a parachuti...
chutnees
18
15
CHUTNEE, (Hindi) a w...
chutneys
25
17
CHUTNEY, (Hindi) a w...
chutzpas
25
26
CHUTZPA, (Yiddish) s...
chymists
28
18
CHYMIST, (archaic) a...
chytrids
27
16
CHYTRID, a primitive...
ciboules
20
16
CIBOULE, a variety o...
cicelies
21
15
CICELY, a fragrant h...
cichlids
25
18
CICHLID, any teleost...
cicinnus
20
17
a way in which flowe...
cicorees
19
14
CICOREE, a perennial...
cielings
19
15
CIELING, a ceiling [...
cigarets
18
13
CIGARET, finely-cut...
ciliates
18
12
CILIATE, a member of...
cineasts
16
12
CINEAST, a devotee o...
cineoles
16
13
CINEOLE, a liquid us...
cinereas
15
12
CINEREA, the grey ma...
cinerins
16
13
CINERIN, a pyrethrum...
cipolins
20
16
CIPOLIN, (Italian) a...
circlers
22
15
CIRCLER, one who enc...
circlets
22
15
CIRCLET, a ring-shap...
circlips
25
18
CIRCLIP, a spring wa...
circuits
22
15
CIRCUIT, to move aro...
circuses
21
15
CIRCUS, a public ent...
cirruses
18
12
CIRRUS, (Latin) a ty...
cissings
19
14
CISSING, the appeara...
cissoids
18
12
CISSOID, a type of g...
cissuses
18
12
CISSUS, a genus of t...
cisterns
17
12
CISTERN, an artifici...
cistrons
17
12
CISTRON, a section o...
cistuses
18
12
CISTUS, (Greek) any...
citadels
18
13
CITADEL, a fortress...
citators
17
11
CITATOR, one who cit...
citesses
17
11
CITESS, (archaic) on...
citharas
19
13
CITHARA, an ancient...
citherns
19
14
CITHERN, a pear-shap...
cithrens
19
14
CITHREN, a pear-shap...
citifies
20
14
CITIFY, to adapt to...
citizens
20
21
CITIZEN, a resident...
citrates
17
11
CITRATE, a salt of c...
citreous
17
12
having a lemonlike c...
citrines
17
12
CITRINE, a variety o...
citruses
18
12
CITRUS, a citron tre...
citterns
17
12
CITTERN, a pear-shap...
cityfies
26
16
CITYFY, to adapt to...
clabbers
22
18
CLABBER, to curdle,...
clachans
22
18
CLACHAN, (Gaelic) a...
clackers
22
19
CLACKER, that which...
cladders
18
14
CLADDER, one who cla...
claddies
18
14
CLADDIE, a native Ne...
cladisms
20
16
CLADISM, classificat...
cladists
19
13
CLADIST, one who cla...
cladodes
17
14
CLADODE, a branch or...
claimers
19
15
CLAIMER, one who mak...
clambers
21
18
CLAMBER, to climb aw...
clammers
20
18
CLAMMER, one who gat...
clamours
19
16
CLAMOUR, to make a l...
clampers
21
18
CLAMPER, to botch up...
clangers
18
15
CLANGER, (colloquial...
clangors
18
15
CLANGOR, to clang lo...
clapnets
19
16
CLAPNET, a net made...
clappers
22
18
CLAPPER, to make a n...
claquers
26
22
CLAQUER, a member of...
clarains
17
13
CLARAIN, lustrous ba...
clarinos
17
13
CLARINO, the highest...
clarions
17
13
CLARION, to sound a...
clarkias
19
16
CLARKIA, any plant o...
clashers
20
14
CLASHER, one who cla...
claspers
20
15
CLASPER, a clasping...
classers
18
12
CLASSER, one that cl...
classics
22
15
CLASSIC, a work of e...
classons
17
13
CLASSON, an elementa...
clastics
22
15
CLASTIC, a rock comp...
clatches
23
17
CLATCH, to dabble or...
clatters
18
12
CLATTER, to make a r...
clauchts
24
18
CLAUCHT, (Scots) to...
claughts
22
17
CLAUGHT, (Scots) to...
claviers
20
16
CLAVIER, an early ke...
clawless
22
16
without claws [adj]
claypans
25
18
CLAYPAN, a compacted...
cleaners
16
13
CLEANER, one that cl...
cleanses
16
13
CLEANSE, to clean [v...
cleanups
19
17
CLEANUP, a large pro...
clearers
17
12
CLEARER, one that cl...
cleavers
19
16
CLEAVER, a heavy kni...
clematis
19
15
a climbing plant wit...
clenches
22
18
CLENCH, to grasp fir...
clergies
19
14
CLERGY, the body of...
clerkess
19
16
a female clerk [n -E...
cleruchs
24
18
CLERUCH, a citizen o...
clevises
20
16
CLEVIS, a U-shaped f...
clickers
23
19
CLICKER, the composi...
clickets
23
19
CLICKET, to make a c...
climates
19
15
CLIMATE, to remain i...
climaxes
25
22
CLIMAX, to reach a h...
climbers
22
18
CLIMBER, one that cl...
clinches
23
18
CLINCH, to settle a...
clingers
19
15
CLINGER, something o...
clinkers
19
17
CLINKER, to make fur...
cliparts
21
15
CLIPART, graphical p...
clippers
23
18
CLIPPER, a kind of s...
clippies
23
18
CLIPPIE, (colloquial...
clitoris
19
12
a small erectile par...
clitters
19
12
CLITTER, to make a s...
clobbers
22
18
CLOBBER, to strike v...
clockers
22
19
CLOCKER, a 24-hour d...
cloggers
20
16
CLOGGER, a maker of...
cloisons
17
13
CLOISON, (French) a...
clonings
18
16
CLONING, reproductio...
clonisms
19
16
CLONISM, the conditi...
clonuses
17
14
CLONUS, a form of mu...
closeups
20
16
CLOSEUP, a photograp...
closings
19
15
CLOSING, a concludin...
closures
18
13
CLOSURE, to end a de...
clotburs
21
16
CLOTBUR, the burdock...
clotters
18
12
CLOTTER, to coagulat...
clotures
18
13
CLOTURE, to end a de...
clouters
18
13
CLOUTER, one who clo...
clowders
21
16
CLOWDER, a collectiv...
cloyless
25
15
that cannot cloy [ad...
clubbers
23
19
CLUBBER, a person wh...
clubmoss
22
19
a green plant resemb...
cluckers
23
20
CLUCKER, a chicken [...
cludgies
20
16
CLUDGIE, (Scots) a l...
clueless
19
14
hopelessly confused...
clumbers
22
19
CLUMBER, a stocky sp...
clumpers
22
19
CLUMPER, a kind of h...
clumpets
22
19
CLUMPET, a large flo...
clunches
23
19
CLUNCH, a tough clay...
clunkers
19
18
CLUNKER, a dilapidat...
clupeids
21
17
CLUPEID, a fish of t...
clusters
19
13
CLUSTER, to form int...
clutches
24
18
CLUTCH, to grasp and...
clutters
19
13
CLUTTER, to pile in...
clysters
25
14
CLYSTER, (archaic) a...
cnemides
17
16
CNEMIS, the shin or...
coachees
20
16
COACHEE, (colloquial...
coachers
21
16
COACHER, a person wh...
coachies
21
16
COACHY, a coachman [...
coactors
19
14
COACTOR, one who act...
coadmits
18
15
COADMIT, to admit se...
coaevals
18
16
COAEVAL, one of the...
coagents
16
14
COAGENT, someone wor...
coalbins
19
16
COALBIN, a bin for s...
coalises
17
12
COALISE, to bring in...
coalizes
20
21
COALIZE, to bring in...
coalless
18
13
without coal [adj]
coalpits
20
15
COALPIT, a pit from...
coamings
18
17
COAMING, a raised bo...
coarsens
15
12
COARSEN, to make coa...
coasters
16
11
COASTER, a vessel th...
coatings
17
14
COATING, a covering...
coatless
17
12
without a coat [adj]
coaxings
23
21
COAXING, the act of...
cobblers
22
18
COBBLER, a mender of...
cocaines
18
15
COCAINE, a narcotic,...
coccoids
23
18
COCCOID, a spherical...
coccyges
30
21
COCCYX, a bone of th...
coccyxes
35
26
COCCYX, a bone of th...
cochairs
22
16
COCHAIR, to serve jo...
cochleas
22
17
COCHLEA, a part of t...
cockades
20
19
COCKADE, a rosette w...
cockeyes
26
20
COCKEYE, a squinting...
cocklers
22
19
COCKLER, someone who...
cockneys
26
21
COCKNEY, a resident...
cockpits
24
21
COCKPIT, the area fo...
cocomats
20
17
COCOMAT, matting mad...
coconuts
19
16
COCONUT, the large,...
cocopans
20
18
COCOPAN, in South Af...
cocottes
19
14
COCOTTE, (French) a...
cocoyams
26
19
COCOYAM, a tropical...
coctions
19
15
COCTION, the act of...
coddlers
18
14
CODDLER, one who cod...
codeinas
15
13
CODEINA, a narcotic...
codeines
15
13
CODEINE, a narcotic...
codeless
17
13
being without a set...
codettas
16
12
CODETTA, (Italian) a...
codicils
22
16
CODICIL, a supplemen...
codifies
19
15
CODIFY, to put into...
codillas
19
14
CODILLA, the coarse...
codilles
19
14
CODILLE, (French) a...
codlings
19
16
CODLING, an unripe a...
codrives
19
16
CODRIVE, to work as...
coehorns
17
14
COEHORN, (historical...
coeliacs
20
15
COELIAC, a person su...
coelomes
17
15
COELOME, a body cavi...
coenacts
18
15
COENACT, to enact to...
coenures
15
13
COENURE, a tapeworm...
coenurus
16
14
a tapeworm larva, al...
coequals
25
22
COEQUAL, one who is...
coercers
19
14
COERCER, one who coe...
coerects
19
14
COERECT, to erect to...
coesites
16
11
COESITE, a type of s...
coexerts
22
18
COEXERT, to exert jo...
coexists
23
18
COEXIST, to exist to...
coffrets
21
17
COFFRET [v]
cofounds
18
17
COFOUND, to found jo...
cogences
19
17
COGENCE, the state o...
cogeners
16
14
COGENER, something o...
coggings
20
18
COGGING, a type of j...
cognates
16
14
COGNATE, someone or...
cognises
17
14
COGNISE, to become a...
cognizes
20
23
COGNIZE, to become a...
cohabits
21
16
COHABIT, to dwell to...
coherers
18
13
COHERER, a device us...
cohibits
22
16
COHIBIT, to restrain...
cohoshes
20
15
COHOSH, a perennial...
coinages
16
14
COINAGE, the act of...
coinfers
18
15
COINFER, to infer jo...
coinings
17
15
COINING, a minting [...
cointers
16
12
COINTER, to bury tog...
coitions
16
12
COITION, sexual inte...
coituses
17
12
COITUS, sexual inter...
coldness
17
14
the state of being c...
coletits
18
12
COLETIT, a bird of t...
coleuses
17
13
COLEUS, a plant of t...
colibris
21
15
COLIBRI, a type of h...
colicins
21
16
COLICIN, an antibact...
collages
19
15
COLLAGE, to arrange...
collards
19
14
COLLARD, pickled or...
collates
18
13
COLLATE, to examine...
collects
22
16
COLLECT, to bring to...
colleens
17
14
COLLEEN, an Irish gi...
colleges
19
15
COLLEGE, a school of...
collides
19
14
COLLIDE, to clash to...
colliers
19
13
COLLIER, a coal mine...
collings
20
16
COLLING, embracing [...
colloids
19
14
COLLOID, a mixture b...
colludes
19
15
COLLUDE, to conspire...
colognes
17
15
COLOGNE, a perfumed...
colonels
17
14
COLONEL, a military...
colonics
20
16
COLONIC, irrigation...
colonies
16
13
COLONY, a settlement...
coloreds
17
13
COLORED, a colored p...
colorers
17
12
COLORER, one that co...
colossus
18
13
(Latin) a person or...
colpitis
21
15
a vaginal inflammati...
columels
20
17
COLUMEL, a small col...
comakers
18
18
COMAKER, one who sta...
comatiks
19
18
COMATIK, (Inuit) a s...
combines
19
18
COMBINE, to join, mi...
combings
21
20
COMBING, a hair or w...
combless
21
18
without a comb [adj]
combusts
21
18
COMBUST, to burn [v]
comedies
17
15
COMEDY, a humorous w...
comforts
20
17
COMFORT, to console...
comfreys
26
19
COMFREY, a boraginac...
comiques
26
24
COMIQUE, (French) a...
comitias
18
14
COMITIA, (Latin) a p...
comities
18
14
COMITY, courteousnes...
commands
18
19
COMMAND, to direct w...
commends
18
19
COMMEND, to praise [...
comments
18
18
COMMENT, to remark [...
commeres
18
17
COMMERE, (French) a...
commixes
25
24
COMMIX, to mix toget...
commodes
18
18
COMMODE, (French) a...
commotes
18
17
COMMOTE, an early En...
commoves
20
21
COMMOVE, to move vio...
communes
18
19
COMMUNE, to converse...
commutes
19
18
COMMUTE, to change a...
compacts
23
20
COMPACT, to pack clo...
compages
20
19
COMPAGE, (obsolete)...
compands
19
19
COMPAND, to put a si...
compares
19
17
COMPARE, to scrutini...
comparts
20
17
COMPART, to divide i...
compears
19
17
COMPEAR, to appear i...
compeers
19
17
COMPEER, to be the e...
compends
19
19
COMPEND, a brief sum...
comperes
19
17
COMPERE, to act as m...
competes
19
17
COMPETE, to contend...
compiles
21
18
COMPILE, to collect...
compings
21
20
COMPING, the act of...
complies
21
18
COMPLY, to obey [v]
complins
21
19
COMPLIN, in the Chri...
complots
21
18
COMPLOT, to conspire...
comports
20
17
COMPORT, to conduct...
composes
19
17
COMPOSE, to settle o...
composts
20
17
COMPOST, to make int...
compotes
19
17
COMPOTE, (French) fr...
compress
20
17
to compact [v -ED, -...
compters
20
17
COMPTER, (obsolete)...
computes
20
18
COMPUTE, to calculat...
comrades
17
15
COMRADE, a close fri...
comsymps
28
22
COMSYMP, one that sy...
conacres
18
15
CONACRE, to let in t...
concaves
20
19
CONCAVE, to curve in...
conceals
19
16
CONCEAL, to hide [v]
concedes
18
16
CONCEDE, to acknowle...
conceits
19
15
CONCEIT, to form a c...
concents
18
16
CONCENT, (archaic) a...
concepts
21
18
CONCEPT, a general i...
concerns
18
16
CONCERN, to be of in...
concerts
19
15
CONCERT, to construc...
conchies
21
17
CONCHY, a conscienti...
concises
19
15
CONCISE, (Milton) to...
concocts
22
18
CONCOCT, to fabricat...
concords
19
16
CONCORD, to be in or...
concours
19
16
(French) a competiti...
concrews
22
18
CONCREW, (archaic) t...
condemns
16
17
CONDEMN, to judge un...
condoles
16
14
CONDOLE, to express...
condones
14
14
CONDONE, to forgive...
condores
15
13
CONDOR, a coin of Ch...
conduces
19
17
CONDUCE, to contribu...
conducts
20
17
CONDUCT, to lead or...
conduits
17
14
CONDUIT, a channel o...
condyles
23
16
CONDYLE, a protubera...
confects
21
18
CONFECT, to prepare...
confides
18
16
CONFIDE, to impart s...
confines
17
16
CONFINE, to shut wit...
confirms
20
18
CONFIRM, to assure t...
confixes
24
22
CONFIX, to fix firml...
conforms
19
18
CONFORM, to become t...
confuses
18
16
CONFUSE, to mix up m...
confutes
18
16
CONFUTE, to disprove...
congeals
17
15
CONGEAL, to change f...
congests
17
14
CONGEST, to fill to...
congrats
17
14
(short for) congratu...
congrees
16
14
CONGREE, (archaic) t...
congress
17
14
to assemble together...
congrues
17
15
CONGRUE, to agree [v...
conifers
18
15
CONIFER, any tree or...
coniines
15
13
CONIINE, a liquid, h...
conioses
15
12
CONIOSIS, an infecti...
coniosis
16
12
an infection caused...
conjects
21
24
CONJECT, to conjectu...
conjoins
17
22
CONJOIN, to join tog...
conjures
18
22
CONJURE, to practise...
conkouts
17
17
CONKOUT, (US) a situ...
connects
18
16
CONNECT, to join tog...
connings
16
16
CONNING, the act of...
connives
17
17
CONNIVE, to plot or...
connotes
14
13
CONNOTE, to imply an...
conquers
24
22
CONQUER, to overcome...
conseils
17
13
CONSEIL, (French) ad...
consents
15
13
CONSENT, to give app...
consigns
17
15
CONSIGN, to give ove...
consists
17
12
CONSIST, to be compo...
consoles
16
13
CONSOLE, to comfort...
consorts
16
12
CONSORT, to keep com...
conspues
18
16
CONSPUE, to spit upo...
consters
16
12
CONSTER, (archaic) t...
consults
18
14
CONSULT, to ask advi...
consumes
17
16
CONSUME, to use up [...
contacts
19
15
CONTACT, to communic...
contains
15
13
CONTAIN, to hold wit...
contecks
20
19
CONTECK, (archaic) s...
contemns
16
16
CONTEMN, to despise...
contends
15
14
CONTEND, to vie [v]
contents
15
13
CONTENT, to satisfy...
contests
16
12
CONTEST, to compete...
contexts
22
19
CONTEXT, a passage o...
contorts
16
12
CONTORT, to twist ou...
contours
16
13
CONTOUR, to make the...
contrats
16
12
CONTRAT, (French) a...
controls
17
13
CONTROL, to exercise...
contunds
16
15
CONTUND, (archaic) t...
contuses
16
13
CONTUSE, to bruise [...
convects
21
19
CONVECT, to transfer...
convenes
16
17
CONVENE, to assemble...
convents
17
17
CONVENT, to assemble...
converts
18
16
CONVERT, to change i...
convexes
23
23
CONVEX, to make conv...
convicts
22
19
CONVICT, to prove gu...
convives
20
20
CONVIVE, to feast to...
convokes
18
20
CONVOKE, to cause to...
cookings
18
18
COOKING, the act of...
cookless
18
16
without a cook [adj]
cookoffs
21
21
COOKOFF, a cooking c...
cookouts
17
16
COOKOUT, a meal eate...
cooktops
19
18
COOKTOP, a counter-t...
coolants
16
13
COOLANT, a cooling a...
coolings
18
15
COOLING, the act of...
coolists
18
12
COOLIST, a person, e...
coolness
16
13
the state of being c...
cooncans
17
16
COONCAN, a card game...
coondogs
16
15
COONDOG, a dog train...
coonties
15
12
COONTIE, (Native Ame...
cootches
21
16
COOTCH, (Welsh) to h...
copaibas
20
17
COPAIBA, a transpare...
copaivas
20
18
COPAIVA, a transpare...
copepods
20
18
COPEPOD, a shrimplik...
copihues
21
17
COPIHUE, a climbing...
copilots
20
15
COPILOT [v]
copperas
20
17
a compound used in m...
coppices
24
20
COPPICE, to grow in...
copshops
23
19
COPSHOP, (slang) a p...
copyboys
33
21
COPYBOY, an office b...
copycats
28
19
COPYCAT, to imitate...
copyings
26
19
COPYING, the act of...
copyisms
27
19
COPYISM, plagiaristi...
copyists
26
16
COPYIST, one who mak...
coquinas
24
22
COQUINA, (Spanish) a...
coquitos
25
21
COQUITO, a Chilean p...
coracles
20
15
CORACLE, a small boa...
corantos
15
12
CORANTO, a rapid and...
corbeaus
18
15
CORBEAU, a blackish...
corbeils
20
15
CORBEIL, (French) a...
corbinas
18
15
CORBINA, a bluish-gr...
cordages
17
14
CORDAGE, ropes in th...
cordials
18
13
CORDIAL, a medicine,...
cordings
18
15
CORDING, the ribbed...
cordites
17
12
CORDITE, a smokeless...
cordless
18
13
without a cord [adj]...
cordobas
18
15
CORDOBA, a monetary...
coreigns
17
14
COREIGN [v]
coreless
17
12
having no core [adj]
corellas
18
13
CORELLA, (Native Aus...
corivals
20
16
CORIVAL, to rival [v...
corixids
24
19
CORIXID, a type of w...
corkages
18
17
CORKAGE, the charge...
cormlets
19
15
CORMLET, a small cor...
cormuses
18
15
CORMUS, the whole bo...
cornages
16
14
CORNAGE, (historical...
corncobs
21
18
CORNCOB, the cob or...
corneous
15
13
of a hornlike textur...
cornetts
16
12
CORNETT, an old wood...
cornices
19
15
CORNICE, to decorate...
cornists
17
12
CORNIST, a performer...
cornrows
19
15
CORNROW, to braid ha...
cornuses
16
13
CORNUS, a hardwood t...
cornutes
16
13
CORNUTE, to cuckold...
cornutos
16
13
CORNUTO, (Italian) a...
corodies
16
12
CORODY, an allowance...
corollas
18
13
COROLLA, (Latin) the...
coronals
16
13
CORONAL, a circlet;...
coronels
16
13
CORONEL, the iron he...
coroners
15
12
CORONER, an officer...
coronets
15
12
CORONET, a small cro...
corporas
18
14
(obsolete) a white c...
corpuses
19
15
CORPUS, a human or a...
corrades
16
12
CORRADE, to wear awa...
corrects
20
14
CORRECT, to make rig...
corridas
17
12
CORRIDA, a bullfight...
corrodes
16
12
CORRODE, to eat away...
corrupts
20
15
CORRUPT, to make bad...
corsages
17
13
CORSAGE, the waist o...
corsairs
17
11
CORSAIR, (historical...
corsites
17
11
CORSITE, a variety o...
corsives
19
15
CORSIVE, a corrosive...
corslets
18
12
CORSLET, a piece of...
corsneds
16
13
CORSNED, a historica...
corteges
17
13
CORTEGE, (French) a...
cortexes
22
18
CORTEX, (Latin) the...
cortices
20
14
CORTEX, (Latin) the...
cortinas
16
12
CORTINA, a membrane...
corulers
18
13
CORULER, one that ru...
corvinas
18
16
CORVINA, a bluish-gr...
corvuses
19
16
CORVUS, (Latin) a gr...
coryphes
27
18
CORYPHE, (archaic) t...
cosiness
16
12
the state of being c...
cosmeses
17
14
COSMESIS, cosmetic s...
cosmesis
18
14
cosmetic surgery [n...
cosmines
17
15
COSMINE, a hard subs...
cosmisms
20
17
COSMISM, the belief...
cosmists
19
14
COSMIST, one who adh...
cosmoses
17
14
COSMOS, the universe...
cosplays
26
17
COSPLAY, the practic...
cossacks
21
18
COSSACK, a Russian c...
costards
17
12
COSTARD, an apple, l...
costeans
15
12
COSTEAN, in mining,...
costings
18
14
COSTING, an estimati...
costless
18
12
free of charge [adj...
costrels
18
12
COSTREL, an eared bo...
costumes
18
15
COSTUME, to dress [v...
costuses
17
12
COSTUS, an aromatic...
coteries
16
11
COTERIE, (French) a...
cothurns
19
15
COTHURN, a buskin wo...
cotingas
17
14
COTINGA, a tropical...
cotlands
17
14
COTLAND, land belong...
cottabus
19
15
(Greek) an ancient G...
cottages
17
13
COTTAGE, to cruise l...
cottiers
17
11
COTTIER, an Irish te...
cottises
17
11
COTTISE, to give a h...
cottowns
19
15
COTTOWN, (Scots) a g...
cottuses
17
12
COTTUS, any fish of...
couchees
21
17
COUCHEE, an evening...
couchers
22
17
COUCHER, one who cou...
coughers
20
16
COUGHER, one that co...
couguars
18
15
COUGUAR, a mountain...
couloirs
18
13
COULOIR, (French) a...
coulombs
21
19
COULOMB, (French) th...
coulters
18
13
COULTER, a blade on...
councils
21
17
COUNCIL, an assembly...
counsels
17
14
COUNSEL, to advise [...
counters
16
13
COUNTER, to oppose [...
countess
16
13
the wife of an earl...
counties
16
13
COUNTY, an administr...
couplers
20
16
COUPLER, someone who...
couplets
20
16
COUPLET, a pair of r...
coupures
19
16
COUPURE, (French) a...
courages
17
14
COURAGE, the quality...
courants
16
13
COURANT, an old danc...
couriers
17
12
COURIER, to deliver...
courlans
17
14
COURLAN, a South Ame...
coursers
17
12
COURSER, a swift hor...
courters
17
12
COURTER, one who cou...
couscous
20
16
the grain of the Afr...
coutures
17
13
COUTURE, the busines...
couvades
18
17
COUVADE, a primitive...
couverts
19
16
COUVERT, (French) a...
covaries
18
15
COVARY, to vary mean...
covelets
19
16
COVELET, a small cov...
coverers
18
15
COVERER, one that co...
coverups
21
19
COVERUP, something u...
coveters
18
15
COVETER, one who cov...
covetous
18
16
avaricious [adj COVE...
covinous
18
17
(archaic) fraudulent...
cowbanes
20
18
COWBANE, the water h...
cowbells
24
19
COWBELL, a bell worn...
cowbinds
22
19
COWBIND, a species o...
cowbirds
23
18
COWBIRD, a kind of A...
cowflaps
25
21
COWFLAP, a dropping...
cowflops
25
21
COWFLOP, a dropping...
cowgirls
23
17
COWGIRL, a female ra...
cowgrass
21
16
a type of red clover...
cowhages
22
18
COWHAGE, (Hindi) a l...
cowhands
21
18
COWHAND, one who loo...
cowheels
22
17
COWHEEL, the foot of...
cowherbs
24
19
COWHERB, a European...
cowherds
22
17
COWHERD, one who ten...
cowhides
22
17
COWHIDE, to flog wit...
cowishes
22
16
COWISH, an umbellife...
cowlicks
26
22
COWLICK, a lock of u...
cowlings
22
18
COWLING, a covering...
cowplops
25
21
COWPLOP, a dropping...
cowpokes
22
21
COWPOKE, (colloquial...
cowpoxes
27
24
COWPOX, a cattle dis...
cowpunks
23
23
COWPUNK, music combi...
cowrites
20
14
COWRITE, to collabor...
cowsheds
22
17
COWSHED, a shelter f...
cowskins
21
19
COWSKIN, the hide of...
cowslips
24
18
COWSLIP, a flowering...
cowtowns
22
18
COWTOWN, a rural tow...
cowtrees
19
14
COWTREE, a South Ame...
coxcombs
29
27
COXCOMB, a foolishly...
coxiness
22
19
cockiness [n -ES]
cozeners
18
21
COZENER, one who coz...
coziness
19
21
the state or quality...
crabbers
21
17
CRABBER, a crab fish...
crackers
21
18
CRACKER, a thin, cri...
crackets
21
18
CRACKET, (English di...
crackies
21
18
CRACKIE, a small dog...
crackles
22
19
CRACKLE, to emit sna...
crackups
24
22
CRACKUP, a mental br...
cracowes
22
17
CRACOWE, a long-toed...
cradlers
18
13
CRADLER, one who cra...
crafters
19
14
CRAFTER, a person do...
craggers
19
15
CRAGGER, a member of...
cramboes
19
17
CRAMBO, a game in wh...
crammers
19
17
CRAMMER, a person wh...
crampers
20
17
CRAMPER, a spiked me...
crampets
20
17
CRAMPET, a metal tip...
crampits
21
17
CRAMPIT, a metal tip...
crampons
19
18
CRAMPON, to climb us...
cranages
16
14
CRANAGE, the use of...
cranches
21
17
CRANCH, to chew with...
craniums
18
16
CRANIUM, the skull [...
crankles
18
17
CRANKLE, to bend, tw...
crankous
17
17
cranky [adj]
crannies
15
13
CRANNY, to open in c...
crannogs
16
15
CRANNOG, (Gaelic) a...
crantses
16
12
CRANTS, (Shakespeare...
crapauds
19
16
CRAPAUD, (French) a...
crapolas
19
15
CRAPOLA, (colloquial...
crappers
21
17
CRAPPER, a toilet [n...
crappies
21
17
CRAPPIE, a kind of f...
crashers
19
13
CRASHER, one who cra...
cratches
22
16
CRATCH, a feed box f...
crathurs
20
14
CRATHUR, (Irish) a c...
cravates
18
15
CRAVATE, a scarf or...
cravings
20
18
CRAVING, a great des...
crawdads
20
16
CRAWDAD, a crayfish,...
crawlers
21
15
CRAWLER, one that cr...
crazings
21
23
CRAZING, a pattern o...
creamers
17
14
CREAMER, a device fo...
creances
18
15
CREANCE, the cord us...
creasers
16
11
CREASER, one who cre...
creatins
16
12
CREATIN, a chemical...
creators
16
11
CREATOR, one that cr...
creepers
18
14
CREEPER, a creeping...
creepies
18
14
CREEPIE, a low stool...
creeshes
18
13
CREESH, to grease [v...
cremains
17
15
the ashes of a crema...
cremates
17
14
CREMATE, to reduce t...
creminis
18
15
CREMINI, a dark brow...
cremonas
16
15
CREMONA, an ancient...
creosols
17
12
CREOSOL, one of the...
crepitus
20
15
the sound made by a...
cressets
17
11
CRESSET, (historical...
crestals
18
12
CRESTAL, a crystal [...
crestons
16
12
CRESTON, a ridge on...
cretisms
19
14
CRETISM, a lie [n]
crevices
22
18
CREVICE, a cleft [n]
crewcuts
24
18
CREWCUT, a short hai...
crewless
21
15
without a crew [adj]
cribbers
22
17
CRIBBER, one that cr...
cribbles
23
18
CRIBBLE, to decorate...
cribrous
20
15
perforated like a si...
crickets
22
18
CRICKET, to play a g...
cricoids
21
15
CRICOID, a ring-shap...
criminis
19
15
CRIMINI, a dark brow...
crimmers
20
17
CRIMMER, (German) a...
crimpers
21
17
CRIMPER, a person or...
crimples
22
18
CRIMPLE, to wrinkle,...
crimsons
18
15
CRIMSON, to make dee...
cringers
18
14
CRINGER, a person wh...
cringles
19
15
CRINGLE, a loop at t...
crinites
17
12
CRINITE, a fossil cr...
crinkles
19
17
CRINKLE, to wrinkle...
crinoids
17
13
CRINOID, a family of...
criollos
19
13
CRIOLLO, (Spanish) a...
cripples
23
18
CRIPPLE, to disable...
crispens
19
15
CRISPEN, to make cri...
crispers
20
14
CRISPER, a compartme...
crispies
20
14
as in rice crispies,...
crispins
20
15
CRISPIN, a poetic na...
critters
18
11
CRITTER, a creature,...
critturs
19
12
CRITTUR, (colloquial...
crivvens
21
20
(Scots) an interject...
croakers
17
15
CROAKER, a person or...
croceins
19
15
CROCEIN, a red or or...
croceous
19
15
saffron-coloured, al...
crochets
22
16
CROCHET, to work woo...
crockets
21
18
CROCKET, a curling l...
crocuses
20
15
CROCUS, an iridaceou...
crofters
19
14
CROFTER, a tenant fa...
croggies
19
15
CROGGY, a ride on th...
cromacks
22
21
CROMACK, a stick wit...
crombecs
23
20
CROMBEC, a kind of A...
croodles
17
13
CROODLE, (Scots) to...
crooners
15
12
CROONER, one who cro...
cropfuls
23
19
CROPFUL, as much as...
cropless
20
15
without a crop [adj]
croppers
21
17
CROPPER, a plant tha...
croppies
21
17
CROPPY, an Irish reb...
croquets
25
21
CROQUET, to play a g...
crosiers
17
11
CROSIER, a bishop's...
crossers
17
11
CROSSER, one that cr...
crotales
17
12
CROTALE, a small cym...
crotches
22
16
CROTCH, the human ge...
crottles
18
12
CROTTLE, (Gaelic) a...
crouches
22
17
CROUCH, to squat or...
croupers
19
15
CROUPER, a strap buc...
croupons
18
16
CROUPON, the human b...
croupous
19
16
pertaining to croup...
croutons
16
13
CROUTON, (French) a...
crowbars
22
17
CROWBAR, to use a st...
crowders
20
15
CROWDER, a fiddler [...
crowdies
20
15
CROWDIE, (Scots) a m...
crowings
21
17
CROWING, the act of...
crowners
19
15
CROWNER, an officer...
crownets
19
15
CROWNET, a small cro...
croziers
20
20
CROZIER, a bishop's...
crubeens
18
16
CRUBEEN, a pig's tro...
crucians
20
16
CRUCIAN, a colourful...
cruddles
19
15
CRUDDLE, (Spenser) t...
crudites
18
13
raw vegetables serve...
cruisers
18
12
CRUISER, a high-spee...
cruisies
18
12
CRUISIE, (Scots) an...
cruizies
21
21
CRUIZIE, an open iro...
crullers
20
14
CRULLER, in North Am...
crumbers
21
18
CRUMBER, one who mak...
crumbles
22
19
CRUMBLE, to break up...
crumbums
23
22
CRUMBUM, a despicabl...
crummies
20
18
CRUMMIE, (Scots) a c...
crumpets
21
18
CRUMPET, a small cak...
crumples
22
19
CRUMPLE, to wrinkle...
crunches
22
18
CRUNCH, to chew with...
crunkles
19
18
CRUNKLE, to crumple...
crunodes
16
14
CRUNODE, a point at...
cruppers
22
18
CRUPPER, a strap on...
crusades
17
13
CRUSADE, to engage i...
crusados
17
13
CRUSADO, an old Port...
crushers
20
14
CRUSHER, one that cr...
crusians
17
13
CRUSIAN, a colourful...
crusties
18
12
CRUSTY, a young vagr...
crutches
23
17
CRUTCH, to support o...
cruzados
20
22
CRUZADO, an old Port...
cryogens
23
16
CRYOGEN, a substance...
cryonics
26
17
the freezing of the...
cryptons
25
17
CRYPTON, an element,...
crystals
25
14
CRYSTAL, a transpare...
cubbings
23
21
CUBBING, cub-hunting...
cubhoods
21
18
CUBHOOD, the state o...
cubicles
24
19
CUBICLE, a partially...
cuckolds
23
21
CUCKOLD, a man with...
cudbears
19
16
CUDBEAR, a purple or...
cuddlers
19
15
CUDDLER, one who cud...
cudweeds
20
17
CUDWEED, a woolly co...
cuffless
23
19
without a cuff [adj]
cuisines
17
13
CUISINE, (French) co...
cuissers
18
12
CUISSER, (Scots) a s...
cuittles
19
13
CUITTLE, (Scots) to...
culchies
24
18
CULCHIE, a rustic, a...
culicids
23
17
CULICID, a mosquito,...
cullings
21
17
CULLING, a selection...
cullions
19
15
CULLION, (archaic) a...
cullises
20
14
CULLIS, a strong bro...
culottes
18
13
CULOTTE, (French) a...
culprits
22
16
CULPRIT, one who is...
culshies
21
15
CULSHIE, a person fr...
cultches
24
18
CULTCH, the flooring...
cultisms
21
16
CULTISM, devotion to...
cultists
20
13
CULTIST, a member of...
cultures
19
14
CULTURE, to cultivat...
cultuses
19
14
CULTUS, (Latin) a re...
culverts
21
17
CULVERT [n]
cumarins
18
16
CUMARIN, a chemical...
cumbrous
21
19
hindering, obstructi...
cumquats
27
25
CUMQUAT, (Chinese) a...
cumshaws
24
20
CUMSHAW, (Chinese) a...
cumulets
20
17
CUMULET, a variety o...
cumulous
20
18
like cumulus, a kind...
cunettes
16
13
CUNETTE, (French) a...
cunnings
17
17
CUNNING, skill in de...
cupcakes
23
22
CUPCAKE, a small rou...
cupelers
20
16
CUPELER, one who ass...
cupgalls
23
19
CUPGALL, a cup-shape...
cupheads
21
18
CUPHEAD, a hemispher...
cuppings
23
21
CUPPING, in medicine...
cupreous
19
16
containing copper [a...
cuprites
20
15
CUPRITE, the ore of...
curacaos
19
15
CURACAO, a type of l...
curacies
20
15
CURACY, the office o...
curacoas
19
15
CURACOA, a type of l...
curators
17
12
CURATOR, a person wh...
curbings
21
18
CURBING, a concrete...
curbless
21
16
without a curb [adj]
curchefs
25
20
CURCHEF, a covering...
curcumas
22
19
CURCUMA, any plant o...
curdlers
19
14
CURDLER, something o...
cureless
18
13
not curable [adj]
curettes
17
12
CURETTE, to scrape w...
curlings
20
16
CURLING, a sport pla...
currachs
23
17
CURRACH, (Irish) a l...
curraghs
21
16
CURRAGH, (Irish) a l...
currants
17
13
CURRANT, a small bla...
currents
17
13
CURRENT, a continuou...
curriers
18
12
CURRIER, a person wh...
cursings
19
15
CURSING, the act of...
cursives
20
16
CURSIVE, a flowing s...
cursores
17
12
in old classificatio...
curtails
19
13
CURTAIL, to cut shor...
curtains
17
13
CURTAIN, to furnish...
curtanas
16
13
CURTANA, a sword wit...
curtaxes
23
19
CURTAXE, (archaic) a...
curtness
17
13
the quality of being...
curtseys
24
14
CURTSEY, to bow poli...
curtsies
18
12
CURTSY, to bow polit...
cuscuses
21
16
CUSCUS, an arboreal...
cushions
19
15
CUSHION, to pad with...
cuspides
20
16
CUSPIS, (Latin) a po...
custards
18
13
CUSTARD, a mixture o...
custocks
22
19
CUSTOCK, (Scots) a c...
custodes
17
13
CUSTODE, a person wh...
custrels
19
13
CUSTREL, (historical...
cutaways
26
17
CUTAWAY, a type of c...
cutbacks
24
22
CUTBACK, a reduction...
cutbanks
20
20
CUTBANK, a steep str...
cutdowns
20
17
CUTDOWN, a reduction...
cuteness
16
13
the quality of being...
cutglass
20
15
made of cut glass, i...
cutgrass
19
14
a kind of swamp gras...
cuticles
22
16
CUTICLE, any of vari...
cutikins
19
17
CUTIKIN, (Scots) a g...
cutlases
18
13
CUTLAS, a curved, on...
cutlines
18
14
CUTLINE, (US) a capt...
cutovers
19
16
CUTOVER, (US) land c...
cuttages
18
14
CUTTAGE, a means of...
cuttings
19
15
CUTTING, a section c...
cutworks
22
19
CUTWORK, a type of e...
cutworms
22
18
CUTWORM, a caterpill...
cuvettes
19
16
CUVETTE, (French) a...
cyanates
21
14
CYANATE, a salt of c...
cyanides
22
15
CYANIDE, to treat an...
cyanines
21
15
CYANINE, a blue dye,...
cyanises
22
14
CYANISE, to turn int...
cyanites
22
14
CYANITE, a mineral,...
cyanizes
25
23
CYANIZE, to turn int...
cyanoses
21
14
CYANOSIS, bluish dis...
cyanosis
22
14
bluish discoloration...
cycasins
26
17
CYCASIN, a derivativ...
cyclases
27
17
CYCLASE, an enzyme t...
cyclings
29
20
CYCLING, the act of...
cyclises
28
17
CYCLISE, to form one...
cyclists
29
17
CYCLIST, one who rid...
cyclizes
31
26
CYCLIZE, to form one...
cycloids
28
18
CYCLOID, a curve tra...
cyclones
26
18
CYCLONE, a rotating...
cyclopes
29
20
CYCLOPS, a genus of...
cycloses
27
17
CYCLOSIS, the circul...
cyclosis
28
17
the circulation of c...
cycluses
28
18
CYCLUS, a cycle of m...
cymatics
28
19
the therapeutic use...
cymbalos
27
20
CYMBALO, (Italian) t...
cymlings
27
20
CYMLING, a variety o...
cypreses
25
16
CYPRES, the legal do...
cyprians
25
17
CYPRIAN, a lewd woma...
cyprides
26
17
CYPRIS, a type of ba...
cyprines
25
17
CYPRINE, a type of s...
cypruses
26
17
CYPRUS, (obsolete) a...
cysteins
23
14
CYSTEIN, an amino ac...
cystines
23
14
CYSTINE, a sulphur-c...
cystitis
25
13
inflammation of the...
cystoids
24
14
CYSTOID, a cyst-like...
cytosols
24
14
CYTOSOL, the fluid p...
czardoms
21
24
CZARDOM, the domain...
czarinas
19
21
CZARINA, the wife of...
czarisms
22
23
CZARISM, government...
czarists
21
20
CZARIST, a supporter...
dabblers
19
16
DABBLER, one who dab...
dabsters
16
12
DABSTER, one who is...
dactylus
25
16
the leg joint of cer...
dadaisms
15
13
DADAISM, an artistic...
dadaists
14
10
DADAIST, an adherent...
daddocks
18
18
DADDOCK, the heart o...
daemones
12
13
DAEMON, (Greek) an i...
daffings
19
18
DAFFING, playing the...
daftness
15
13
the quality of being...
daggings
17
16
DAGGING, dirty clott...
daglocks
20
19
DAGLOCK, a dirty tan...
dagwoods
17
15
DAGWOOD, any of vari...
daimokus
16
17
DAIMOKU, a Buddhist...
daimones
13
13
DAIMON, (Greek) an i...
dainties
13
10
DAINTY, something th...
dakoitis
15
13
DAKOITI, (Hindi) rob...
dalapons
15
14
DALAPON, a herbicide...
dalgytes
22
14
DALGYTE, (Native Aus...
dalliers
16
11
DALLIER, one who dal...
damagers
15
14
DAMAGER, one who dam...
dambrods
17
16
DAMBROD, a draughtbo...
damfools
17
16
DAMFOOL, a stupid pe...
damianas
13
13
DAMIANA, a tropical...
damnests
14
13
DAMNEST, one's utmos...
damosels
15
13
DAMOSEL, (archaic) a...
damozels
18
22
DAMOZEL, (archaic) a...
dampings
18
18
DAMPING, the ability...
dampness
16
16
the state of being d...
danazols
16
20
DANAZOL, a synthetic...
dancings
17
16
DANCING, the act of...
dandlers
14
12
DANDLER, one who dan...
danelaws
16
14
DANELAW, danish law...
danglers
15
13
DANGLER, (archaic) o...
danishes
15
12
DANISH, a pastry of...
dankness
13
15
the state of being d...
danseurs
13
11
DANSEUR, a professio...
daphnias
17
15
DAPHNIA, any member...
daphnids
18
16
DAPHNID, any member...
dapsones
14
13
DAPSONE, a drug used...
daquiris
23
19
DAQUIRI, a cocktail,...
darioles
14
10
DARIOLE, a small cyl...
darkmans
15
17
night-time [n DARKMA...
darkness
14
14
the state of being d...
darknets
14
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DARKNET, the collect...
darlings
16
13
DARLING, a much love...
darnests
13
10
DARNEST, one's utmos...
darnings
14
13
DARNING, things to b...
daroghas
16
13
DAROGHA, in India, a...
darrains
13
10
DARRAIN, to justify,...
darrayns
19
12
DARRAYN, to justify,...
darshans
15
12
DARSHAN, (Hindi) a b...
dartitis
15
9
a nervous condition...
dartrous
14
10
infected with dartre...
dasheens
14
12
DASHEEN, the taro, a...
dashekis
17
15
DASHEKI, (Yoruba) an...
dashikis
18
15
DASHIKI, (Yoruba) an...
dashpots
18
14
DASHPOT, a shock abs...
dastards
14
10
DASTARD, a base cowa...
dasypods
22
15
DASYPOD, a type of a...
dasyures
20
12
DASYURE, a flesh-eat...
datarias
13
9
DATARIA, an officer...
dataries
13
9
DATARY, an officer w...
dateless
14
10
without a date [adj]
daubings
17
16
DAUBING, the act of...
daubries
16
13
DAUBRY, a crudely ar...
daunders
13
12
DAUNDER, (dialect) t...
daunters
13
11
DAUNTER, one who dau...
dauntons
12
12
DAUNTON, to dare, al...
dauphins
18
16
DAUPHIN, the eldest...
davidias
16
14
DAVIDIA, a kind of t...
dawbakes
19
19
DAWBAKE, (dialect) a...
dawbries
19
15
DAWBRY, (Shakespeare...
dawcocks
24
22
DAWCOCK, (archaic) a...
dawdlers
18
14
DAWDLER, one who daw...
dawnings
17
16
DAWNING, daybreak [n...
dayboats
21
14
DAYBOAT, a small ple...
daybooks
22
18
DAYBOOK, an account-...
daycares
22
14
DAYCARE, care for ch...
dayflies
23
15
DAYFLY, a mayfly [n]
daygirls
23
14
DAYGIRL, a girl who...
dayglows
25
17
DAYGLOW, an airglow...
daymares
20
14
DAYMARE, a terrifyin...
daymarks
22
18
DAYMARK, an unlighte...
daypacks
26
21
DAYPACK, (US) a days...
dayrooms
20
14
DAYROOM, a room for...
daysacks
24
18
DAYSACK, a small ruc...
daysails
21
12
DAYSAIL, to sail a y...
daysides
20
12
DAYSIDE, the sun sid...
daystars
20
11
DAYSTAR, the planet...
daytales
20
12
DAYTALE, reckoning b...
daytimes
21
14
DAYTIME, the time du...
daywears
22
14
DAYWEAR, clothes int...
dayworks
24
18
DAYWORK, work done o...
dazzlers
21
28
DAZZLER, a remarkabl...
deadboys
21
15
DEADBOY, a metal pla...
deadeyes
18
12
DEADEYE, a rounded w...
deadness
12
11
the state of being d...
deadpans
14
14
DEADPAN, to act with...
deafness
14
13
the state of being d...
dealates
13
10
DEALATE, an insect d...
dealigns
15
13
DEALIGN, to withdraw...
dealings
15
13
DEALING, a business...
dearests
13
9
DEAREST, a loved one...
dearness
12
10
the state of being d...
deasiuls
15
11
DEASIUL, (Scots) mot...
deasoils
14
10
DEASOIL, (Scots) mot...
debacles
19
16
DEBACLE, (French) a...
debasers
15
12
DEBASER, one who deb...
debaters
15
12
DEBATER, one who deb...
debeards
15
13
DEBEARD, to remove t...
debitors
16
12
DEBITOR, someone who...
deboners
14
13
DEBONER, a utensil f...
deboshes
17
14
DEBOSH, to lead into...
debosses
15
12
DEBOSS, to impress a...
debrides
16
13
DEBRIDE, to remove d...
debriefs
18
15
DEBRIEF, to question...
debtless
17
13
without debts [adj]
debusses
16
13
DEBUS, to get off a...
decagons
16
15
DECAGON, a plane fig...
decalogs
18
15
DECALOG, the Ten Com...
decapods
18
16
DECAPOD, any ten-leg...
decayers
22
14
DECAYER, an agent th...
deceases
15
12
DECEASE, to die [v]
deceives
18
16
DECEIVE, to mislead...
deciares
16
12
DECIARE, the tenth p...
decibels
20
16
DECIBEL, a unit of s...
deciders
17
13
DECIDER, one that de...
deciduas
17
14
DECIDUA, a mucous me...
decimals
19
16
DECIMAL, a fraction...
deckings
19
19
DECKING, material fo...
deckless
19
17
lacking a deck [adj]
declaims
19
16
DECLAIM, to speak fo...
declares
17
13
DECLARE, to make kno...
declines
17
14
DECLINE, to refuse [...
decoders
16
13
DECODER, one what de...
decolors
17
13
DECOLOR, to deprive...
decorous
16
13
marked by propriety...
decorums
18
16
DECORUM, (Latin) pro...
decoyers
22
14
DECOYER, one who dec...
decreers
16
12
DECREER, one who dec...
decreets
16
12
DECREET, the final j...
decrials
18
13
DECRIAL, a crying do...
decriers
17
12
DECRIER, one who dec...
decrowns
19
16
DECROWN, to deprive...
decrypts
26
17
DECRYPT, to decode [...
decumans
17
17
DECUMAN, a great wav...
decuples
20
17
DECUPLE, to increase...
decurias
17
13
DECURIA, (Latin) a c...
decuries
17
13
DECURY, a group of t...
decurves
19
17
DECURVE, to curve do...
deedless
14
11
without deeds [adj]
deepness
14
13
the quality of being...
deerlets
14
10
DEERLET, a water-dee...
defacers
18
15
DEFACER, one who def...
defamers
16
15
DEFAMER, one who def...
defaults
17
14
DEFAULT, to fail to...
defences
17
16
DEFENCE, to make a d...
defenses
14
13
DEFENSE, to guard ag...
deficits
20
15
DEFICIT, an inadequa...
defilers
17
13
DEFILER, one who def...
definers
15
13
DEFINER, one who def...
deflates
16
13
DEFLATE, to release...
deflects
20
16
DEFLECT, to turn asi...
deflexes
22
20
DEFLEX, to bend down...
deforces
18
15
DEFORCE, to withhold...
defrauds
16
14
DEFRAUD, to swindle...
defrocks
20
19
DEFROCK, to deprive...
defrosts
16
12
DEFROST, to remove f...
deftness
15
13
the quality of being...
defuncts
19
17
DEFUNCT, a dead pers...
defusers
16
13
DEFUSER, one who def...
degasses
14
11
DEGAS, to remove gas...
deglazes
18
21
DEGLAZE, to remove t...
degrades
14
12
DEGRADE, to debase,...
dehisces
19
14
DEHISCE, to split op...
deicides
17
13
DEICIDE, the killing...
deictics
21
15
DEICTIC, a deictic w...
deifiers
16
12
DEIFIER, one who dei...
deiseals
14
10
DEISEAL, (Scots) mot...
deixises
20
16
DEIXIS, use of words...
dejeunes
14
20
DEJEUNE, (archaic) b...
delaines
13
11
DELAINE, (French) a...
delapses
16
13
DELAPSE, to sink dow...
delators
14
10
DELATOR, an accuser;...
delayers
20
12
DELAYER, one who del...
deleaves
15
14
DELEAVE, to separate...
delights
19
14
DELIGHT, to give gre...
delimits
17
13
DELIMIT, to mark the...
delivers
17
14
DELIVER, to take to...
delouses
14
11
DELOUSE, to free fro...
delphins
19
16
DELPHIN, an archaic...
deltoids
15
11
DELTOID, the large t...
deluders
15
12
DELUDER, one who del...
demagogs
16
16
DEMAGOG, to behave l...
demaines
13
13
DEMAINE, (Spenser) b...
demaynes
19
15
DEMAYNE, (Spenser) b...
demeanes
12
13
DEMEANE, (Spenser) b...
dementis
14
13
DEMENTI, (French) a...
demerges
15
14
DEMERGE, to remove a...
demerits
15
12
DEMERIT, to lower in...
demerses
14
12
DEMERSE, (obsolete)...
demesnes
13
13
DEMESNE, a manor hou...
demetons
13
13
DEMETON, an insectic...
demigods
16
15
DEMIGOD, a half-god;...
deminers
14
13
DEMINER, one that re...
demireps
17
15
DEMIREP, (obsolete)...
demoness
13
13
a female demon [n -E...
demotics
18
15
the study of people...
demounts
14
14
DEMOUNT, to remove f...
denaries
12
10
DENARY, a group of t...
denarius
13
11
a coin of ancient Ro...
dendrons
12
12
DENDRON, a branched...
denizens
15
20
DENIZEN, to naturali...
dentexes
18
17
DENTEX, (Latin) a st...
dentines
12
11
DENTINE, the hard su...
dentists
14
10
DENTIST, a tooth doc...
dentures
13
11
DENTURE, a set of te...
denuders
13
12
DENUDER, one who den...
deodands
12
12
DEODAND, a personal...
deodaras
12
10
DEODARA, an East Ind...
deodates
12
10
DEODATE, (obsolete)...
deontics
16
13
the science of duty,...
deorbits
16
12
DEORBIT, to come out...
depaints
15
13
DEPAINT, (Spenser) t...
depeches
20
17
DEPECHE [n]
deplanes
15
14
DEPLANE, to get off...
depletes
16
13
DEPLETE, to lessen t...
deplores
16
13
DEPLORE, to regret s...
deplumes
18
17
DEPLUME, to deprive...
deposals
16
13
DEPOSAL, the act of...
deposers
15
12
DEPOSER, one who dep...
deposits
16
12
DEPOSIT, to place [v...
depraves
17
16
DEPRAVE, to corrupt...
deprives
18
16
DEPRIVE, to take som...
depsides
16
13
DEPSIDE, an aromatic...
deputies
16
13
DEPUTY, one appointe...
dequeues
21
20
DEQUEUE, to remove f...
deraigns
14
12
DERAIGN, (obsolete)...
deranges
13
12
DERANGE, to disorder...
derechos
18
14
DERECHO, a line of i...
deriders
14
10
DERIDER, one who der...
derivers
16
13
DERIVER, one who der...
dermises
15
12
DERMIS, the true ski...
dermoids
15
13
DERMOID, a cyst or s...
derricks
19
16
DERRICK, to hoist by...
derrises
14
9
DERRIS, a vine yield...
descales
17
13
DESCALE, to remove s...
descants
16
13
DESCANT, to comment...
descends
16
14
DESCEND, to come dow...
descents
16
13
DESCENT, the act of...
descries
17
12
DESCRY, to discern,...
deserves
15
13
DESERVE, to be worth...
desirers
14
9
DESIRER, one who des...
desirous
14
10
desiring [adj DESIRO...
deskills
18
15
DESKILL, to make uns...
deskings
16
16
DESKING, desks colle...
desktops
17
16
DESKTOP, a computer...
desmines
14
13
DESMINE, the mineral...
desmoids
15
13
DESMOID, a firm swel...
desnoods
12
11
DESNOOD, to remove a...
despairs
16
12
DESPAIR, to lose all...
despises
16
12
DESPISE, to look dow...
despites
16
12
DESPITE, to treat wi...
despoils
17
13
DESPOIL, to plunder...
desponds
15
14
DESPOND, to lose hea...
desserts
14
9
DESSERT, a final cou...
destains
13
10
DESTAIN, to rid of s...
destines
13
10
DESTINE, to determin...
destocks
18
16
DESTOCK, to reduce t...
destress
14
9
to remove stress fro...
destroys
20
11
DESTROY, to damage b...
desugars
15
12
DESUGAR, to remove t...
detaches
18
14
DETACH, to unfasten...
detentes
12
10
DETENTE, (French) a...
detenues
12
11
DETENUE, (French) a...
deterges
14
11
DETERGE, to cleanse...
detinues
13
11
DETINUE, action to r...
detracts
17
12
DETRACT, to take awa...
detrains
13
10
DETRAIN, to alight f...
detritus
15
10
particles of rock [n...
detrudes
14
11
DETRUDE, to thrust o...
deutzias
17
19
DEUTZIA, a genus of...
devalues
16
15
DEVALUE, to lessen t...
develops
18
17
DEVELOP, to bring to...
deviants
15
14
DEVIANT, one who dev...
deviates
15
13
DEVIATE, to differ f...
deviless
17
14
a female devil [n -E...
devilets
17
14
DEVILET, a young dev...
devisals
17
14
DEVISAL, the act of...
devisees
15
13
DEVISEE, one to whom...
devisers
16
13
DEVISER, one who dev...
devisors
16
13
DEVISOR, a person wh...
devlings
18
17
DEVLING, a little de...
devoices
18
16
DEVOICE, to make voi...
devolves
18
18
DEVOLVE, to transfer...
devotees
14
13
DEVOTEE, an ardent f...
dewaters
16
12
DEWATER, to remove w...
dewclaws
24
19
DEWCLAW, a vestigial...
dewdrops
19
16
DEWDROP, a drop of d...
dewfalls
21
17
DEWFALL, the formati...
dewiness
16
13
the state of being d...
dextrals
21
17
DEXTRAL, a right-han...
dextrans
19
17
DEXTRAN, a substitut...
dextrins
20
17
DEXTRIN, a substance...
dextrous
20
17
skillful and active...
dhansaks
16
16
DHANSAK, (Urdu) any...
dhoolies
16
12
DHOOLY, (Hindi) a li...
dhooties
15
11
DHOOTIE, a loincloth...
dhourras
16
12
DHOURRA, (Arabic) in...
dhurries
17
12
DHURRIE, an Indian c...
diabases
15
12
DIABASE, an igneous...
diabetes
15
12
a metabolic disorder...
diabolos
16
13
DIABOLO, (Italian) a...
diadroms
15
13
DIADROM, (Greek) a c...
diagrams
16
14
DIAGRAM, to illustra...
diagrids
16
12
DIAGRID, a structure...
dialects
18
13
DIALECT, a language...
dialings
16
13
DIALING, the art of...
dialists
16
10
DIALIST, a dialer, a...
diallels
17
12
DIALLEL, a scheme of...
diallers
16
11
DIALLER, one that di...
dialyses
21
12
DIALYSE, to use a ki...
dialysis
22
12
the separation of su...
dialyzes
24
21
DIALYZE, to use a ki...
diamides
15
13
DIAMIDE, any compoun...
diamines
14
13
DIAMINE, a chemical...
diamonds
14
14
DIAMOND, to adorn wi...
dianoias
12
10
DIANOIA, perception...
dianthus
16
13
a genus of plants in...
diapases
15
12
DIAPASE, a loud, har...
diapsids
17
13
DIAPSID, a diapsid r...
diarises
14
9
DIARISE, to keep a d...
diarists
15
9
DIARIST, one who kee...
diarizes
17
18
DIARIZE, to keep a d...
diascias
17
12
DIASCIA, a plant of...
diastems
15
12
DIASTEM, in Greek mu...
diasters
14
9
DIASTER, (Greek) a s...
diatrons
13
10
DIATRON, a circuitry...
diazines
16
19
DIAZINE, any organic...
diazoles
17
19
DIAZOLE, any of a gr...
dibblers
20
16
DIBBLER, a device fo...
dicambas
20
18
DICAMBA, a type of w...
dichords
20
15
DICHORD, a musical i...
dickings
20
19
DICKING, the act of...
dicotyls
25
15
DICOTYL, (short for)...
dictates
17
12
DICTATE, to read alo...
dictions
17
13
DICTION, the manner...
didakais
15
14
DIDAKAI, (Romany) an...
didakeis
15
14
DIDAKEI, an itineran...
diddlers
16
12
DIDDLER, a cheat [n]
diddleys
22
14
DIDDLEY, the least a...
diddlies
16
12
DIDDLY, the least am...
didicois
18
13
DIDICOI, an itineran...
didicoys
24
15
DIDICOY, an itineran...
didymous
22
16
occurring in pairs [...
diebacks
20
19
DIEBACK, a gradual d...
diecious
17
13
having male and fema...
diedrals
15
11
DIEDRAL, the angle b...
diegeses
14
11
DIEGESIS, the narrat...
diegesis
15
11
the narration of the...
diehards
16
12
DIEHARD, a stubborn...
diereses
13
9
DIERESIS, the separa...
dieresis
14
9
the separation of tw...
diesters
14
9
DIESTER, a type of c...
diestrus
15
10
a period of sexual i...
diethers
16
11
DIETHER, a chemical...
diethyls
24
14
DIETHYL, a dethyl co...
dietines
13
10
DIETINE, a minor or...
dietings
15
12
DIETING, the act of...
dietists
15
9
DIETIST, an expert o...
diffuses
19
16
DIFFUSE, to spread w...
digamies
16
14
DIGAMY, a second leg...
digammas
17
17
DIGAMMA, (Greek) a l...
digamous
16
15
pertaining to a seco...
diggings
18
16
an excavation site [...
digicams
20
17
DIGICAM, a digital c...
digitals
17
12
DIGITAL, a piano key...
diglyphs
28
19
DIGLYPH, an architec...
digoxins
21
19
DIGOXIN, a drug to i...
digraphs
20
16
DIGRAPH, a pair of l...
digynous
21
15
of or pertaining to...
dilaters
15
10
DILATER, something t...
dilators
15
10
DILATOR, something t...
dilemmas
17
16
DILEMMA, a position...
dillings
18
14
DILLING, a darling;...
diluents
15
12
DILUENT, a diluting...
dilutees
15
11
DILUTEE, an unskille...
diluters
16
11
DILUTER, someone who...
dilutors
16
11
DILUTOR, one that di...
dimerous
15
13
composed of two part...
dimeters
15
12
DIMETER, a verse of...
dimities
16
12
DIMITY, a cotton fab...
dimmings
18
18
DIMMING, the act of...
dimorphs
20
17
DIMORPH, either one...
dimpsies
18
15
DIMPSY, (dialect) tw...
dinettes
13
10
DINETTE, an alcove o...
dingbats
17
15
DINGBAT, (US slang)...
dingeses
14
12
DINGES, a doodad, al...
dinghies
17
14
DINGHY, a small open...
dinguses
15
13
DINGUS, a doodad, al...
dinmonts
14
14
DINMONT, (Scots) a w...
dintless
15
11
having no dints (den...
dioceses
16
12
DIOCESE, the circuit...
dioecies
16
12
DIOECY, the state of...
dioicous
17
13
having male and fema...
diopters
16
12
DIOPTER, a measure o...
dioptres
16
12
DIOPTRE, a measure o...
dioramas
14
12
DIORAMA, an exhibiti...
diorisms
16
12
DIORISM, a distincti...
diorites
14
9
DIORITE, a crystalli...
dioxanes
18
17
DIOXANE, a toxic fla...
dioxides
20
17
DIOXIDE, a type of o...
diphones
17
15
DIPHONE, a shorthand...
diploids
18
14
DIPLOID, an animall...
diplomas
18
16
DIPLOMA, to confer a...
diplonts
17
14
DIPLONT, an organism...
diploses
17
13
DIPLOSIS, a method o...
diplosis
18
13
a method of chromoso...
dipnoans
14
14
DIPNOAN, a lungfish...
dipnoous
15
14
having lungs and gil...
dipodies
16
13
DIPODY, a verse of t...
dippings
20
18
DIPPING, the act of...
dipsades
16
13
DIPSAS, a fabled ser...
dipshits
20
14
DIPSHIT, a contempti...
dipteras
16
12
DIPTERA, an extensiv...
dipteros
16
12
a building with two...
diptycas
26
17
DIPTYCA, a pair of p...
diptychs
29
19
DIPTYCH, an ancient...
diquarks
24
23
DIQUARK, a low energ...
dirempts
18
15
DIREMPT, to separate...
direness
13
10
the state of being d...
dirtbags
18
14
DIRTBAG, a contempti...
disables
17
13
DISABLE, to render i...
disavows
19
16
DISAVOW, to disclaim...
disbands
16
14
DISBAND, to break up...
disbarks
18
16
DISBARK, to strip of...
discages
18
14
DISCAGE, to free fro...
discants
17
13
DISCANT, to sing, al...
discards
18
13
DISCARD, to throw aw...
discases
17
12
DISCASE, to remove t...
discepts
20
15
DISCEPT, to dispute,...
discerns
17
13
DISCERN, to perceive...
discerps
20
15
DISCERP, to separate...
discides
18
13
DISCIDE, to cut asun...
discless
19
13
having no disc; appe...
discoers
17
12
DISCOER, one who fre...
discoids
18
13
DISCOID, something i...
discords
18
13
DISCORD, to disagree...
discures
18
13
DISCURE, to find out...
discuses
18
13
DISCUS, a disc hurle...
disdains
14
11
DISDAIN, to scorn, l...
diseases
13
9
DISEASE, to make unh...
disedges
15
12
DISEDGE, (Shakespear...
diseuses
14
10
DISEUSE, (French) a...
disfames
17
15
DISFAME [n]
disforms
18
15
DISFORM, to alter th...
disgests
16
11
DISGEST, to assimila...
disgowns
18
15
DISGOWN, to strip of...
disgusts
17
12
DISGUST, to cause lo...
dishelms
19
15
DISHELM, to deprive...
dishfuls
21
16
DISHFUL, as much as...
dishings
18
14
DISHING, a hollow, a...
dishmops
20
17
DISHMOP, a mop for c...
dishomes
17
14
DISHOME, to deprive...
dishorns
16
12
DISHORN, to deprive...
dishpans
18
15
DISHPAN, a pan for w...
dishrags
18
13
DISHRAG, a cloth for...
disjects
20
21
DISJECT, to dismembe...
disjoins
16
19
DISJOIN, to separate...
disjunes
16
20
DISJUNE, (Scots) bre...
diskless
17
14
having no disk; appe...
disleafs
17
13
DISLEAF, to deprive...
dislikes
17
14
DISLIKE, to regard w...
dislimbs
20
16
DISLIMB, to tear lim...
dislimns
17
14
DISLIMN, (Shakespear...
dislinks
17
15
DISLINK, to unlink,...
disloads
15
11
DISLOAD, to unload,...
dismasks
17
16
DISMASK, to divest o...
dismasts
16
12
DISMAST, to remove t...
dismayls
23
15
DISMAYL, (Spenser) t...
disnests
14
10
DISNEST, to dislodge...
disobeys
22
14
DISOBEY, to refuse t...
disomies
15
12
DISOMY, the state of...
dispaces
19
15
DISPACE, to range ab...
disparks
18
16
DISPARK, (archaic) t...
disparts
17
12
DISPART, (archaic) t...
dispends
16
14
DISPEND, (obsolete)...
displays
24
15
DISPLAY, to put on s...
dispones
15
13
DISPONE, to make a l...
disports
17
12
DISPORT, to amuse on...
disposes
16
12
DISPOSE, to arrange...
disposts
17
12
DISPOST, to displace...
dispreds
17
13
DISPRED, to spread o...
disputes
17
13
DISPUTE, to argue ab...
disranks
15
14
DISRANK, to reduce r...
disrates
14
9
DISRATE, to lower in...
disrobes
16
12
DISROBE, to undress...
disroots
14
9
DISROOT, to tear up...
disrupts
18
13
DISRUPT, to throw in...
dissaves
16
13
DISSAVE, to use savi...
disseats
14
9
DISSEAT, to unseat,...
dissects
18
12
DISSECT, to cut apar...
dissents
14
10
DISSENT, to disagree...
disserts
15
9
DISSERT, to discuss...
distaffs
19
15
DISTAFF, a type of s...
distains
14
10
DISTAIN, (archaic) t...
distaves
16
13
DISTAFF, a type of s...
distends
14
11
DISTEND, to swell [v...
distents
14
10
DISTENT, (Spenser) b...
distichs
21
14
DISTICH, a pair of v...
distills
18
11
DISTILL, to extract...
distomes
15
12
DISTOME, a parasitic...
distorts
15
9
DISTORT, to twist or...
distress
15
9
to cause anxiety or...
distunes
14
11
DISTUNE, to put out...
disturbs
18
13
DISTURB, to interrup...
distyles
22
12
DISTYLE, a portico w...
disyokes
21
15
DISYOKE, to free fro...
ditchers
20
14
DITCHER, one who dig...
dithiols
18
12
DITHIOL, a chemical...
ditokous
15
14
producing two at a b...
diureses
14
10
DIURESIS, excessive...
diuresis
15
10
excessive discharge...
diurnals
15
12
DIURNAL, a service b...
diverges
17
15
DIVERGE, to move in...
diverses
16
13
DIVERSE, to turn asi...
dividers
17
14
DIVIDER, one who div...
diviners
16
14
DIVINER, one who div...
divisors
17
13
DIVISOR, the number...
divorces
19
16
DIVORCE, to terminat...
divulges
19
17
DIVULGE, to reveal [...
divulses
18
15
DIVULSE, to tear awa...
dizygous
25
23
developed from two f...
dizzards
21
28
DIZZARD, (obsolete)...
djibbahs
23
26
DJIBBAH, (Arabic) a...
doatings
14
12
DOATING, an excessiv...
doblones
15
14
DOBLON, a former gol...
dochmius
21
18
a foot of five sylla...
dockages
18
18
DOCKAGE, a charge fo...
dockings
19
19
DOCKING, the act of...
dockises
18
16
DOCKISE, to convert...
dockizes
21
25
DOCKIZE, to convert...
docquets
25
22
DOCQUET, to make a s...
doctress
17
12
a female doctor [n -...
doddards
14
12
DODDARD, (obsolete)...
dodgings
16
15
DODGING, a photograp...
dodoisms
15
13
DODOISM, a stupid re...
doeskins
14
14
DOESKIN, the skin of...
dogbanes
15
15
DOGBANE, a small gen...
dogbolts
18
15
DOGBOLT, a type of a...
dogcarts
18
14
DOGCART, a light two...
dogeates
13
11
DOGEATE, the office...
dogedoms
15
15
DOGEDOM, the office...
dogfaces
19
17
DOGFACE, a soldier i...
dogfoods
16
15
DOGFOOD, food for a...
dogfoxes
22
21
DOGFOX, a male fox [...
doggings
17
16
DOGGING, hunting wit...
doggones
14
14
DOGGONE, to damn [v]
doggrels
17
14
DOGGREL, poor qualit...
dogholes
17
14
DOGHOLE, a wretched...
dogpiles
18
15
DOGPILE, a heap of b...
dogships
20
16
DOGSHIP, the persona...
dogshows
20
16
DOGSHOW, a show for...
dogskins
16
16
DOGSKIN, leather mad...
dogsleds
16
13
DOGSLED, to ride a s...
dogtails
16
12
DOGTAIL, a grass wit...
dogtowns
17
15
DOGTOWN, a prairie-d...
dogtrots
15
11
DOGTROT, to move at...
dogvanes
15
16
DOGVANE, a small van...
dogwoods
17
15
DOGWOOD, any of vari...
doitkins
15
14
DOITKIN, an old Dutc...
doldrums
17
15
those parts of the o...
dolichos
20
15
a long-podded legumi...
dolldoms
17
15
DOLLDOM, the world o...
dolliers
16
11
DOLLIER, one who whe...
dolmades
15
14
DOLMA, a vine or cab...
dolorous
14
11
full of pain or grie...
dolphins
19
16
DOLPHIN, any of a gr...
domaines
13
13
DOMAINE, (French) an...
domicils
20
16
DOMICIL, to establis...
dominees
13
13
DOMINEE, a minister...
dominies
14
13
DOMINIE, a schoolmas...
dominoes
13
13
DOMINO, a small mask...
donaries
12
10
DONARY, a thing give...
donators
12
10
DONATOR, one that do...
donegals
14
13
DONEGAL, a type of t...
doneness
11
11
the state of being c...
dongolas
14
13
DONGOLA, a type of t...
donnisms
14
14
DONNISM, self-import...
donships
18
15
DONSHIP, the rank of...
doobreys
21
14
DOOBREY, a thing who...
doobries
15
12
DOOBRIE, a thing who...
doodlers
14
11
DOODLER, one that do...
doofuses
15
13
DOOFUS, a stupid per...
doorless
14
10
having no door [adj]
doormats
14
12
DOORMAT, a mat in fr...
doorways
22
14
DOORWAY, the entranc...
dopattas
15
12
DOPATTA, (Hindi) a s...
dopiazas
18
21
DOPIAZA, an Indian d...
dopiness
15
13
the state of being d...
doppings
19
18
DOPPING, a flock of...
dorhawks
20
18
DORHAWK, (dialect) t...
dorlachs
20
15
DORLACH, (Gaelic) a...
dormants
14
13
DORMANT, a crossbeam...
dornecks
17
17
DORNECK, a heavy lin...
dornicks
18
17
DORNICK, a heavy lin...
dornocks
17
17
DORNOCK, a heavy lin...
dortours
14
10
DORTOUR, (archaic) a...
dossiers
14
9
DOSSIER, a file of p...
dottrels
15
10
DOTTREL, a shore bir...
doublers
17
14
DOUBLER, one that do...
doublets
17
14
DOUBLET, a close-fit...
doubters
16
13
DOUBTER, one who dou...
douceurs
17
14
DOUCEUR, (French) a...
doucines
16
14
DOUCINE, (French) an...
douleias
14
11
DOULEIA, in Roman Ca...
dourines
13
11
DOURINE, a disease o...
dourness
13
11
the state of being d...
dovecots
18
16
DOVECOT, a roost for...
dovekeys
22
19
DOVEKEY, (Scots) a k...
dovekies
16
17
DOVEKIE, (Scots) a k...
dovelets
16
14
DOVELET, a young or...
dowagers
17
14
DOWAGER, a title giv...
doweries
16
12
DOWERY, the property...
dowfness
18
16
(Scots) dullness, he...
dowlases
17
13
DOWLAS, a coarse lin...
downbows
21
19
DOWNBOW, a way of bo...
downless
17
14
having no down (soft...
downlows
20
17
DOWNLOW, as in on th...
dowsings
18
15
DOWSING, the act of...
doyennes
17
13
DOYENNE, a women who...
dozenths
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21
DOZENTH, a twelfth [...
doziness
16
19
the state of being d...
drabbers
18
15
DRABBER, one who ass...
drabbets
18
15
DRABBET, a coarse li...
drabbles
19
16
DRABBLE, to make wet...
drablers
17
13
DRABLER, a piece of...
drabness
15
13
the quality of being...
dracenas
15
13
DRACENA, a genus of...
drachmas
20
17
DRACHMA, (Greek) a G...
dracones
15
13
DRACONE, (tradename)...
draftees
15
12
DRAFTEE, one that is...
drafters
16
12
DRAFTER, a person wh...
draggers
16
13
DRAGGER, a fishing v...
draggles
17
14
DRAGGLE, to make wet...
dragnets
14
12
DRAGNET, a large net...
dragoons
13
12
DRAGOON, to compel b...
dragways
24
16
DRAGWAY, a race cour...
drainers
13
10
DRAINER, someone or...
drapiers
16
12
DRAPIER, (obsolete)...
drappies
18
15
DRAPPY, (Scots) a li...
drastics
18
12
DRASTIC, a severe pu...
draughts
18
14
DRAUGHT, to draft [v...
drawbars
19
15
DRAWBAR, a sliding b...
drawings
18
15
DRAWING, a portrayal...
drawlers
18
13
DRAWLER, one who dra...
drayages
20
13
DRAYAGE, transportat...
dreaders
13
10
DREADER, someone who...
dreamers
14
12
DREAMER, one that dr...
drearies
13
9
DREARY, a dismal per...
dredgers
15
12
DREDGER, a boat or m...
dreidels
15
11
DREIDEL, a four-side...
drenches
18
15
DRENCH, to wet thoro...
dressers
14
9
DRESSER, one that dr...
drevills
19
15
DREVILL, (Spenser) a...
dribbers
19
15
DRIBBER, (obsolete)...
dribbles
20
16
DRIBBLE, to let sali...
driblets
18
13
DRIBLET, a small dro...
drifters
17
12
DRIFTER, one that dr...
drillers
17
11
DRILLER, one who dri...
drinkers
15
14
DRINKER, one who dri...
dripless
18
13
designed not to drip...
drippers
19
15
DRIPPER, something f...
drivings
18
16
DRIVING, the act of...
drizzles
22
28
DRIZZLE, to rain lig...
droghers
17
13
DROGHER, a West Indi...
droguets
15
12
DROGUET, a ribbed wo...
dromonds
14
14
DROMOND, a large fas...
drongoes
13
12
DRONGO, (Australian...
droplets
17
13
DROPLET, a tiny drop...
dropouts
16
13
DROPOUT, one who dro...
droppers
18
15
DROPPER, a tube for...
dropples
19
16
DROPPLE, a trickle [...
dropsies
16
12
DROPSY, unnatural ac...
droptops
18
15
DROPTOP, a convertib...
droseras
13
9
DROSERA, a genus of...
droskies
15
13
DROSKY, an open carr...
drostdys
21
12
DROSTDY, a type of S...
droughts
18
14
DROUGHT, a dry perio...
drovings
17
16
DROVING, the action...
drowners
16
13
DROWNER, one who dro...
drubbers
19
16
DRUBBER, one who dru...
drudgers
16
13
DRUDGER, one who dru...
druggers
17
14
DRUGGER, one who dru...
druggets
17
14
DRUGGET, a coarse du...
druggies
17
14
DRUGGIE, (colloquial...
drugless
17
13
being without drugs...
druidess
15
11
a female druid [n -E...
drumbles
19
17
DRUMBLE, to move slo...
drumlins
17
15
DRUMLIN, a long hill...
drummers
17
16
DRUMMER, one who pla...
drummies
17
16
DRUMMY, (South Afric...
druthers
17
12
DRUTHER, one's prefe...
drybeats
22
14
DRYBEAT, to beat wit...
drylands
21
14
DRYLAND, an arid reg...
drysuits
22
12
DRYSUIT, a close-fit...
drywalls
26
16
DRYWALL, to build wi...
drywells
26
16
DRYWELL, a hole for...
dualises
15
11
DUALISE, to make two...
dualisms
17
14
DUALISM, the doctrin...
dualists
16
11
DUALIST, an adherent...
dualizes
18
20
DUALIZE, to make two...
duallies
16
12
DUALLIE, a pickup tr...
dubbings
20
19
DUBBING, the act of...
dubniums
18
18
DUBNIUM, an element...
dubsteps
19
16
DUBSTEP, a genre of...
duckings
20
20
DUCKING, duck-huntin...
duckpins
21
21
DUCKPIN, a type of b...
ductings
19
16
DUCTING, a system of...
ductless
19
14
without ducts [adj]
ductules
19
15
DUCTULE, a small duc...
dudeness
13
12
the state of being a...
dudettes
14
11
DUDETTE, a dudish fe...
dudgeons
14
14
DUDGEON, the haft of...
dudheens
15
14
DUDHEEN, (Irish) a c...
duelings
16
14
DUELING, the act of...
duelists
16
11
DUELIST, one who due...
duellers
16
12
DUELLER, one who due...
duffings
20
19
DUFFING, cattle stea...
dukedoms
16
18
DUKEDOM, the domain...
dukeries
15
14
DUKERY, a duke's sea...
dulcians
18
15
DULCIAN, (historical...
dulcites
19
14
DULCITE, a saccharin...
dulcoses
18
14
DULCOSE, a saccharin...
dullards
17
13
DULLARD, a dolt [n]
dullness
16
13
the state of being d...
dumaists
16
13
DUMAIST, a member of...
dumbness
17
17
the state of being d...
dumpbins
20
20
DUMPBIN, a bin for r...
dumpings
19
19
DUMPING, the selling...
dungeons
13
14
DUNGEON, to confine...
dunkings
16
18
DUNKING, the act of...
dunnages
13
14
DUNNAGE, wood laid i...
dunnarts
13
12
DUNNART, an Australi...
dunnings
14
15
DUNNING, the act of...
dunnites
13
12
DUNNITE, a kind of e...
dunnocks
17
19
DUNNOCK, the hedge-s...
duotones
12
11
DUOTONE, a drawing e...
dupattas
16
13
DUPATTA, a silk shaw...
duperies
16
13
DUPERY, the act or p...
duplexes
23
21
DUPLEX, to make dupl...
durables
17
14
DURABLE, something t...
duramens
14
14
DURAMEN, (Latin) the...
durances
16
14
DURANCE, restraint b...
duresses
14
10
DURESS, compulsion b...
durmasts
16
13
DURMAST, a Eurasian...
duskness
15
15
duskiness [n -ES]
dustbins
17
14
DUSTBIN, a trash can...
dustings
16
13
DUSTING, a light spr...
dustless
16
11
free of dust [adj]
dustoffs
19
16
DUSTOFF, a military...
dustpans
16
14
DUSTPAN, a pan for h...
dustrags
16
12
DUSTRAG, a rag used...
duumvirs
19
18
DUUMVIR, a magistrat...
duvetyns
22
17
DUVETYN, (tradename)...
duxelles
22
19
(French) a mince of...
dvandvas
17
19
DVANDVA, (Sanskrit)...
dvorniks
17
18
DVORNIK, (Russian) a...
dwellers
19
14
DWELLER, one who dwe...
dwindles
18
15
DWINDLE, to decrease...
dyelines
20
13
DYELINE, a photocopy...
dyesters
20
11
DYESTER, (Scots) one...
dyeweeds
22
15
DYEWEED, a shrub tha...
dyewoods
22
15
DYEWOOD, any wood fr...
dyeworks
24
18
a place where dye is...
dynamics
24
18
DYNAMIC, a physical...
dysodils
22
13
DYSODIL, an impure e...
dyspneas
21
15
DYSPNEA, laboured br...
dysurias
21
12
DYSURIA, pain in pas...
dysuries
21
12
DYSURY, pain in pass...
eadishes
15
11
EADISH, pasturage, a...
eanlings
14
13
EANLING, (Shakespear...
earaches
17
13
EARACHE, a pain in t...
earballs
17
13
EARBALL, a small bal...
eardrops
15
12
EARDROP, a pendant f...
eardrums
15
13
EARDRUM, the tympani...
earflaps
18
15
EARFLAP, a part of a...
earholes
15
11
EARHOLE, the externa...
earldoms
15
13
EARLDOM, the rank of...
earlobes
15
12
EARLOBE, the soft lo...
earlocks
18
16
EARLOCK, a curl of h...
earmarks
15
15
EARMARK, to set asid...
earmuffs
19
18
EARMUFF, one of a pa...
earnests
12
9
EARNEST, a pledge of...
earnings
13
12
EARNING, what is ear...
earpicks
20
18
EARPICK, an instrume...
earplugs
18
15
EARPLUG, a plug for...
earrings
14
11
EARRING, a ring worn...
earshots
15
10
EARSHOT, a range fro...
earwaxes
21
18
EARWAX, a waxy secre...
earworms
17
14
EARWORM, the larva o...
easeless
13
9
without ease [adj]
easiness
12
9
the state of being e...
eastings
14
11
EASTING, a movement...
eastlins
14
10
(Scots) eastward, al...
eatables
15
12
EATABLE, anything us...
eateries
12
8
EATERIE, a restauran...
ebauches
20
17
EBAUCHE, (French) a...
ebayings
22
16
EBAYING, selling on...
ebonises
14
12
EBONISE, to stain bl...
ebonists
15
12
EBONIST, an ebony wo...
ebonites
14
12
EBONITE, a kind of b...
ebonizes
17
21
EBONIZE, to stain bl...
ecbolics
23
18
ECBOLIC, a drug used...
eccrises
20
14
ECCRISIS, expulsion...
eccrisis
21
14
expulsion of waste [...
ecdysons
22
15
ECDYSON, an insect h...
ecesises
16
11
ECESIS, the establis...
echappes
22
19
ECHAPPE, (French) a...
echelles
20
15
ECHELLE, (French) an...
echelons
18
15
ECHELON, to arrange...
echidnas
18
15
ECHIDNA, the spiny a...
echoises
18
13
ECHOISE, to repeat a...
echoisms
20
16
ECHOISM, the formati...
echoists
19
13
ECHOIST, a person wh...
echoizes
21
22
ECHOIZE, to repeat a...
echoless
19
14
without an echo [adj...
eclipses
20
15
ECLIPSIS, a figure o...
eclipsis
21
15
a figure of syntax [...
eclogues
18
15
ECLOGUE, a pastoral...
ecocides
19
15
ECOCIDE, the destruc...
ecogifts
20
16
ECOGIFT, a donation...
ecorches
21
16
ECORCHE, (French) a...
ecotages
16
13
ECOTAGE, sabotage fo...
ecotones
14
12
ECOTONE, a transitio...
ecotours
16
12
ECOTOUR [n]
ecotypes
24
16
ECOTYPE, a group of...
ecozones
17
21
ECOZONE, a regional...
ecstases
16
11
ECSTASIS, ecstasy [n...
ecstasis
17
11
ecstasy [n ECSTASISE...
ectasias
16
11
ECTASIA, the lengthe...
ecthymas
26
18
ECTHYMA, a skin dise...
ectopias
18
14
ECTOPIA, abnormal di...
ectopies
18
14
ECTOPY, abnormal dis...
ecuelles
18
14
ECUELLE, (French) a...
ecumenes
16
16
ECUMENE, an inhabite...
edacious
16
13
voracious, devouring...
edamames
14
15
EDAMAME, a preparati...
eddishes
16
12
EDDISH, pasturage, o...
edgeless
15
12
without an edge [adj...
edgeways
23
16
with edge foremost o...
edginess
14
12
the state of being e...
edifices
19
15
EDIFICE, a building...
edifiers
16
12
EDIFIER, one who edi...
editings
15
12
EDITING, the act of...
editions
13
10
EDITION, the number...
editress
14
9
a female editor, als...
educates
16
13
EDUCATE, to teach [v...
eductors
17
13
EDUCTOR, someone who...
eelfares
15
12
EELFARE, a group of...
eelgrass
15
11
any of several subme...
eelpouts
16
13
EELPOUT, a kind of f...
eelworms
18
15
EELWORM, a small rou...
eeriness
12
9
the state of being e...
eevnings
15
16
EEVNING, the latter...
effacers
20
17
EFFACER, one who eff...
effendis
17
16
EFFENDI, in the East...
effigies
19
16
EFFIGY, a likeness o...
effluxes
25
23
EFFLUX, the act of f...
efforces
20
17
EFFORCE, (obsolete)...
effulges
20
18
EFFULGE, to shine ou...
eftsoons
14
12
soon afterward, also...
egalites
15
11
EGALITE, (French) th...
egencies
16
14
EGENCY, need, also E...
eggcorns
18
16
EGGCORN, a malapropi...
eggeries
15
12
EGGERY, a place wher...
eggheads
17
15
EGGHEAD, an intellec...
egoities
14
10
EGOITY, the essence...
egosurfs
17
14
EGOSURF, to search f...
egotises
14
10
EGOTISE, to talk abo...
egotisms
16
13
EGOTISM, self-concei...
egotists
15
10
EGOTIST, a conceited...
egotizes
17
19
EGOTIZE, to talk abo...
egresses
14
10
EGRESS, to go out [v...
eidetics
17
12
EIDETIC, a person wi...
eidolons
13
11
EIDOLON, (Greek) an...
eighties
17
12
EIGHTY, a number, ei...
eightvos
19
16
EIGHTVO, a printer's...
eildings
16
13
EILDING, (Scots) fue...
einkorns
13
14
EINKORN, (German) a...
eirenics
16
12
eirenical theology,...
eisweins
16
12
EISWEIN, (German) a...
ejectors
18
20
EJECTOR, one who, or...
ekistics
19
15
the study of human s...
ekpweles
20
19
EKPWELE, a former mo...
elastics
18
12
ELASTIC, a stretchab...
elastins
14
10
ELASTIN, a protein,...
elations
13
10
ELATION, a feeling o...
elatives
16
13
ELATIVE, a grammatic...
electees
16
12
ELECTEE, a person wh...
electors
17
12
ELECTOR, one that el...
electros
17
12
ELECTRO, to make an...
elegiacs
18
14
ELEGIAC, a verse lin...
elegises
15
11
ELEGISE, to write an...
elegists
16
11
ELEGIST, one who wri...
elegizes
18
20
ELEGIZE, to write an...
elements
14
13
ELEMENT, a substance...
elenchus
19
16
(Latin) a refutation...
elevates
15
13
ELEVATE, to raise [v...
elfhoods
18
15
ELFHOOD, the state o...
elflands
17
15
ELFLAND, the land of...
elflocks
22
20
ELFLOCK, a lock of t...
elisions
14
10
ELISION, the act of...
elitisms
17
12
ELITISM, belief in r...
elitists
16
9
ELITIST, an adherent...
ellipses
18
13
ELLIPSE, a type of p...
ellipsis
19
13
a figure of syntax b...
ellopses
17
13
ELLOPS, (obsolete) a...
ellwands
18
15
ELLWAND, a measuring...
elmwoods
18
16
ELMWOOD, wood of the...
elocutes
17
13
ELOCUTE, to speak pu...
elogists
16
11
ELOGIST, one who del...
elogiums
17
15
ELOGIUM, a funeral o...
eloiners
13
10
ELOINER, one who elo...
elusions
14
11
ELUSION, the action...
elutions
14
11
ELUTION, purificatio...
eluviums
19
18
ELUVIUM, an accumula...
elytrous
21
12
of or like an elytro...
emailers
15
12
EMAILER, one who sen...
emanates
12
12
EMANATE, to send for...
embarras
16
14
(French) an embarras...
embathes
18
16
EMBATHE, to bathe, a...
emblazes
20
24
EMBLAZE, to set on f...
emblooms
18
18
EMBLOOM, to cover wi...
embodies
16
15
EMBODY, to form into...
embogues
17
17
EMBOGUE, to flow out...
embolies
17
15
EMBOLY, the formatio...
embosoms
17
17
EMBOSOM, to embrace,...
embosses
16
14
EMBOSS, to decorate...
embounds
16
17
EMBOUND, (Shakespear...
embowels
20
18
EMBOWEL, to remove t...
embowers
19
17
EMBOWER, to place in...
embraces
19
17
EMBRACE, to hug [v]
embraids
17
15
EMBRAID, (Spenser) t...
embraves
18
18
EMBRAVE, to inspire...
embreads
16
15
EMBREAD, to braid, a...
embroils
18
15
EMBROIL, to involve...
embrowns
19
18
EMBROWN, to make bro...
embrutes
17
15
EMBRUTE, (archaic) t...
embryons
22
17
EMBRYON, (archaic) a...
embusies
17
15
EMBUSY, (Spenser) to...
embusses
17
15
EMBUS, to board a bu...
emdashes
16
14
EMDASH, a mark in wr...
emendals
14
14
funds set aside for...
emenders
13
13
EMENDER, one who eme...
emeralds
15
13
EMERALD, a gemstone,...
emeritas
14
11
EMERITA, a retired w...
emeritus
15
12
a retired person who...
emeroids
14
12
EMEROID, a haemorrho...
emesises
14
11
EMESIS, (Greek) the...
emetines
13
12
EMETINE, an alkaloid...
emicates
17
14
EMICATE, to sparkle...
emirates
14
11
EMIRATE, the rank of...
emitters
15
11
EMITTER, something t...
emmeshes
17
16
EMMESH, to entangle,...
emocores
16
14
EMOCORE, a type of m...
emotions
13
12
EMOTION, instinctive...
empaires
16
14
EMPAIRE, to become w...
empalers
17
15
EMPALER, one that em...
empanels
16
16
EMPANEL, to select a...
empayres
22
16
EMPAYRE, (Spenser) t...
emperces
19
17
EMPERCE, to pierce,...
emperies
16
14
EMPERY, empire or po...
emperors
16
14
EMPEROR, the ruler o...
emphases
18
16
EMPHASIS, stress imp...
emphasis
19
16
stress imparted to s...
empights
21
18
EMPIGHT, (Spenser) t...
empirics
21
17
EMPIRIC, one who fol...
emplaces
20
18
EMPLACE, to put in p...
emplanes
16
16
EMPLANE, to put on a...
employes
23
17
EMPLOYE, a person em...
emplumes
19
19
EMPLUME, (archaic) t...
empowers
19
17
EMPOWER, to authoriz...
emprises
17
14
EMPRISE, (archaic) a...
emprizes
20
23
EMPRIZE, a dangerous...
emptiers
17
14
EMPTIER, one who emp...
emptings
18
17
the yeasty lees of b...
emptions
16
15
EMPTION, the act of...
emptyses
23
16
EMPTYSIS, spitting o...
emptysis
24
16
spitting of e.g. blo...
empyemas
23
19
EMPYEMA, a collectio...
empyeses
22
16
EMPYESIS, a skin eru...
empyesis
23
16
a skin eruption cont...
emulates
15
13
EMULATE, to strive t...
emulsins
16
14
EMULSIN, the white m...
emulsors
16
13
EMULSOR, an emulsify...
enablers
15
13
ENABLER, one who ena...
enactors
15
12
ENACTOR, one who ena...
enamines
12
13
ENAMINE, a type of a...
enamours
13
13
ENAMOUR, to inspire...
enarches
17
14
ENARCH, to graft a p...
enations
11
10
ENATION, an outgrowt...
encarpus
18
16
a frieze decoration...
encashes
17
14
ENCASH, to convert i...
enchafes
19
17
ENCHAFE, (obsolete)...
enchains
17
15
ENCHAIN, to bind wit...
enchants
17
15
ENCHANT, to delight...
encharms
19
17
ENCHARM, (obsolete)...
enchases
17
14
ENCHASE, to place in...
encheers
17
14
ENCHEER, (archaic) t...
enclasps
19
16
ENCLASP, to embrace,...
enclaves
18
17
ENCLAVE, to surround...
enclises
17
13
ENCLISIS, the shifti...
enclisis
18
13
the shifting of stre...
encloses
16
13
ENCLOSE, to surround...
enclouds
17
15
ENCLOUD, to cover wi...
encoders
15
13
ENCODER, one who enc...
encrusts
17
13
ENCRUST, to cover wi...
encrypts
25
17
ENCRYPT, to put a me...
endashes
14
12
ENDASH, a mark in wr...
endeixes
18
17
ENDEIXIS, in medicin...
endeixis
19
17
in medicine, an indi...
endemics
17
16
ENDEMIC, an endemic...
enderons
11
11
ENDERON, the sensiti...
endgames
14
15
ENDGAME, the last st...
endgates
13
12
ENDGATE, (US) a tail...
endirons
12
11
ENDIRON, a metal sup...
endleafs
15
14
ENDLEAF, an endpaper...
endnotes
11
11
ENDNOTE, a note plac...
endogens
12
13
ENDOGEN, a plant whi...
endopods
14
14
ENDOPOD, a branch of...
endorses
12
10
ENDORSE, to declare...
endosmos
13
13
a form of osmosis [n...
endosses
12
10
ENDOSS, (obsolete) t...
endowers
15
13
ENDOWER, one who end...
endplays
22
16
ENDPLAY, to force (a...
endships
18
15
ENDSHIP, (obsolete)...
endurers
13
11
ENDURER, (obsolete)...
endzones
14
20
ENDZONE, in American...
energids
14
12
ENERGID, the nucleus...
energies
13
11
ENERGY, the power re...
enfelons
14
14
ENFELON, (Spenser) t...
enfeoffs
18
18
ENFEOFF, to invest w...
enfevers
16
16
ENFEVER, to excite f...
enflames
16
16
ENFLAME, (obsolete)...
enforces
17
15
ENFORCE, to compel,...
enframes
15
15
ENFRAME, to put in a...
engagers
14
13
ENGAGER, one who eng...
enginers
13
12
ENGINER, (Shakespear...
enginous
13
13
ingenious [adj]
englobes
16
15
ENGLOBE, to form int...
englooms
15
15
ENGLOOM, to make glo...
engorges
14
13
ENGORGE, to fill wit...
engraces
16
14
ENGRACE, to introduc...
engraffs
18
17
ENGRAFF, (obsolete)...
engrafts
16
14
ENGRAFT, to graft on...
engrails
15
12
ENGRAIL, to border w...
engrains
13
12
ENGRAIN, to fix deep...
engrasps
16
14
ENGRASP, (Spenser) t...
engraves
15
15
ENGRAVE, to carve a...
enguards
14
13
ENGUARD, (Shakespear...
engulphs
20
18
ENGULPH, to swallow...
enhaloes
14
12
ENHALO, to surround...
enhances
16
15
ENHANCE, to raise in...
enhydros
21
14
a variety of chalced...
enjoyers
20
20
ENJOYER, one who enj...
enlarges
14
12
ENLARGE, to make lar...
enlights
18
14
ENLIGHT, to shed lig...
enlivens
15
15
ENLIVEN, to make liv...
enmeshes
15
14
ENMESH, to entangle,...
enmities
14
12
ENMITY, hostility [n...
ennobles
14
14
ENNOBLE, to make nob...
enolases
12
10
ENOLASE, a muscle en...
enormous
13
13
huge, also ENORM [ad...
enosises
12
9
ENOSIS, political un...
enounces
14
14
ENOUNCE, to enunciat...
enplanes
14
14
ENPLANE, to put on a...
enprints
15
13
ENPRINT, a size of p...
enqueues
20
20
ENQUEUE, to add (a d...
enquires
21
19
ENQUIRE, to ask, als...
enranges
12
12
ENRANGE, to arrange,...
enrheums
16
15
ENRHEUM, (obsolete)...
enriches
18
14
ENRICH, to add desir...
enrobers
14
12
ENROBER, one who enr...
enroughs
16
14
ENROUGH, (archaic) t...
enrounds
12
12
ENROUND, (Shakespear...
enshells
17
13
ENSHELL, to enclose...
enslaves
15
14
ENSLAVE, to make a s...
ensnares
11
10
ENSNARE, to trap, al...
ensnarls
13
11
ENSNARL, to snarl up...
enstamps
16
15
ENSTAMP, to mark as...
ensteeps
14
12
ENSTEEP, (Shakespear...
enstyles
20
12
ENSTYLE, (archaic) t...
ensuites
13
10
ENSUITE, (French) a...
ensurers
13
10
ENSURER, one who ens...
ensweeps
17
15
ENSWEEP, to sweep ov...
entasias
12
9
ENTASIA, a spasmodic...
entayles
19
12
ENTAYLE, (obsolete)...
entellus
15
12
an East Indian long-...
ententes
11
10
ENTENTE, (French) a...
enterers
12
9
ENTERER, someone who...
enterics
16
12
ENTERIC, typhoid fev...
enterons
11
10
ENTERON, a body cavi...
enthrals
16
12
ENTHRAL, to reduce t...
enthuses
15
12
ENTHUSE, to show ent...
enticers
16
12
ENTICER, one who ent...
entities
13
9
ENTITY, the basic es...
entitles
14
10
ENTITLE, to give a r...
entrails
14
10
ENTRAIL, (Spenser) t...
entrains
12
10
ENTRAIN, to board a...
entrants
12
10
ENTRANT, someone who...
entreats
12
9
ENTREAT, to ask for...
entremes
13
12
(French) edible past...
entrisms
15
12
ENTRISM, political b...
entrists
14
9
ENTRIST, one who ind...
entrusts
14
10
ENTRUST, to give ove...
entwines
15
13
ENTWINE, to weave to...
entwists
17
12
ENTWIST, to twist to...
enureses
12
10
ENURESIS, involuntar...
enuresis
13
10
involuntary urinatio...
envaults
16
15
ENVAULT, to enclose...
envelops
17
17
ENVELOP, to cover co...
envenoms
14
17
ENVENOM, to put veno...
environs
14
14
ENVIRON, to envelop,...
envyings
22
18
ENVYING, the act of...
enwheels
18
15
ENWHEEL, (Shakespear...
eobionts
14
12
EOBIONT, a type of b...
eohippus
20
17
an ancestor of the h...
epacrids
19
15
EPACRID, an Australi...
epagoges
16
15
EPAGOGE, argument by...
epanodos
13
13
(Greek) a recapitula...
epaulets
16
13
EPAULET, (French) a...
epazotes
17
20
EPAZOTE, a herb of t...
epeeists
15
11
EPEEIST, one who fen...
epeirids
16
12
EPEIRID, a member of...
epergnes
15
14
EPERGNE, (French) a...
ephedras
17
14
EPHEDRA, (Greek) a p...
epiblems
20
18
EPIBLEM, the outer c...
epicarps
21
17
EPICARP, the outermo...
epicedes
18
15
EPICEDE, a funeral o...
epicenes
17
15
EPICENE, one having...
epiciers
19
14
EPICIER, (French) a...
epicisms
21
17
EPICISM, epic qualit...
epicists
20
14
EPICIST, one who tel...
epicures
19
15
EPICURE, one with re...
epiderms
17
15
EPIDERM, the outermo...
epidotes
15
12
EPIDOTE, a mineral,...
epigeous
16
14
growing close to the...
epigones
15
14
EPIGONE, an inferior...
epigonus
16
15
an inferior imitator...
epigrams
18
16
EPIGRAM, a short, wi...
epilates
16
12
EPILATE, to remove h...
epimeres
16
14
EPIMERE, in an embry...
episcias
19
14
EPISCIA, a tropical...
episodes
15
12
EPISODE, a series of...
episomes
16
14
EPISOME, a genetical...
epistles
17
12
EPISTLE, to preface...
epitaphs
20
16
EPITAPH, to compose...
epitases
15
11
EPITASIS, the part o...
epitasis
16
11
the part of the play...
epitaxes
21
18
EPITAXIS, the part o...
epitaxis
22
18
the part of a play i...
epithems
19
16
EPITHEM, a group of...
epithets
18
13
EPITHET, to apply an...
epitomes
16
14
EPITOME, a typical e...
epitopes
17
14
EPITOPE, a part of a...
epizoans
17
21
EPIZOAN, an animal t...
epoxides
21
19
EPOXIDE, an epoxy co...
epsilons
16
13
EPSILON, (Greek) a l...
epulides
17
14
EPULIS, a tumor of t...
epulises
17
13
EPULIS, a tumor of t...
epurates
15
12
EPURATE, to purify [...
equators
21
18
EQUATOR, an imaginar...
equinias
21
19
EQUINIA, glanders, a...
equities
22
18
EQUITY, fairness or...
erasions
12
9
ERASION, the act of...
erasures
13
9
ERASURE, the act of...
erathems
16
13
ERATHEM, the stratig...
erecters
16
11
ERECTER, one that er...
erectors
16
11
ERECTOR, one that er...
eremites
14
11
EREMITE, a hermit, e...
eremurus
15
13
a flower, the foxtai...
erepsins
15
12
EREPSIN, an enzyme o...
eringoes
13
11
ERINGO, a plant of t...
erinites
13
9
ERINITE, a basic ars...
erinuses
13
10
ERINUS, any rock pla...
eristics
18
11
ERISTIC, a disputant...
erlkings
17
16
ERLKING, (German) a...
ermelins
15
13
ERMELIN, (archaic) e...
erodents
12
10
ERODENT, a caustic c...
erodiums
15
13
ERODIUM, a plant of...
erosions
12
9
EROSION, the act of...
erotemas
13
11
EROTEMA, a rhetorica...
erotemes
13
11
EROTEME, a rhetorica...
eroteses
12
8
EROTESIS, a rhetoric...
erotesis
13
8
a rhetorical questio...
eroticas
16
11
EROTICA, (Latin) ero...
erotises
13
8
EROTISE, to give a s...
erotisms
15
11
EROTISM, sexual exci...
erotizes
16
17
EROTIZE, to give a s...
erratics
17
11
ERRATIC, a boulder c...
errhines
15
11
ERRHINE, an obsolete...
ersatzes
16
17
ERSATZ, a substitute...
erudites
14
10
ERUDITE, a learned p...
eryngoes
19
13
ERYNGO, a plant of t...
escalops
19
15
ESCALOP, to bake in...
escapees
17
14
ESCAPEE, a person wh...
escapers
18
14
ESCAPER, one that es...
escheats
18
13
ESCHEAT, to make an...
escolars
17
12
ESCOLAR, an Atlantic...
escribes
19
14
ESCRIBE, to construc...
escrolls
19
13
ESCROLL, a heraldic...
escuages
17
14
ESCUAGE, a tax exact...
eserines
12
9
ESERINE, an alkaloid...
esloynes
19
12
ESLOYNE, to remove t...
esnecies
15
12
ESNECY, the primary...
espartos
15
11
ESPARTO, a tough, wi...
espouses
15
12
ESPOUSE, to make a m...
esquires
22
18
ESQUIRE, to escort [...
essayers
19
10
ESSAYER, one who ess...
essences
15
12
ESSENCE, a fundament...
essoynes
18
11
ESSOYNE, an excuse f...
estheses
15
10
ESTHESIS, the abilit...
esthesis
16
10
the ability to recei...
esthetes
15
10
ESTHETE, a person wh...
estoiles
14
9
ESTOILE, (French) in...
estovers
15
12
ESTOVER, a common ri...
estrades
13
9
ESTRADE, a low platf...
estreats
13
8
ESTREAT, to extract...
estrepes
15
11
ESTREPE, to create w...
estriols
15
9
ESTRIOL, an estrogen...
estrones
12
9
ESTRONE, an estrogen...
estruses
14
9
ESTRUS, the period o...
etacisms
18
14
ETACISM, the pronunc...
etaerios
12
8
ETAERIO, an aggregat...
etageres
13
10
ETAGERE, (French) a...
etalages
14
11
ETALAGE, (French) a...
etamines
13
12
ETAMINE, (French) a...
etatisms
15
11
ETATISM, extreme sta...
etchants
18
14
ETCHANT, an acid use...
etchings
20
16
ETCHING, an etched d...
eternals
13
10
ETERNAL, something l...
etesians
12
9
ETESIAN, a NW wind t...
ethanals
15
12
ETHANAL, another nam...
ethanols
15
12
ETHANOL, ethyl alcoh...
ethicals
20
14
ETHICAL, a drug sold...
ethinyls
23
14
ETHINYL, a univalent...
ethmoids
17
14
ETHMOID, a square bo...
ethnoses
14
11
ETHNOS, (Greek) a gr...
ethoxies
21
17
ETHOXY, a univalent...
ethoxyls
29
20
ETHOXYL, a univalent...
ethynyls
29
16
ETHYNYL, a univalent...
etiolins
14
10
ETIOLIN, a yellow pi...
etrennes
11
10
ETRENNE, (French) a...
eucaines
15
13
EUCAINE, an anaesthe...
eucharis
19
14
a plant of a genus o...
euclases
17
13
EUCLASE, a mineral,...
eucrites
17
12
EUCRITE, a gabbroiti...
eudemons
13
14
EUDEMON, (Greek) a b...
eugaries
14
11
EUGARIE, (Native Aus...
eugenias
13
12
EUGENIA, a genus of...
eugenics
17
15
the genetic improvem...
eugenols
14
13
EUGENOL, an aromatic...
euglenas
14
13
EUGLENA, a photosynt...
eulogias
15
12
EULOGIA, (Latin) a b...
eulogies
15
12
EULOGY, a speech or...
euonymus
20
16
a plant of the burni...
euphroes
17
14
EUPHROE, a wooden bl...
euploids
17
14
EUPLOID, a euploid a...
eupnoeas
13
13
EUPNOEA, normal brea...
eurokies
14
13
EUROKY, organisms li...
eurokous
14
14
of an organism, able...
europops
17
15
EUROPOP, a form of s...
eusteles
14
10
EUSTELE, when a plan...
eustyles
21
12
EUSTYLE, a colonnade...
eutaxias
19
16
EUTAXIA, the propert...
eutaxies
19
16
EUTAXY, good order [...
eutexias
19
16
EUTEXIA, the propert...
evacuees
17
16
EVACUEE, one who is...
evangels
16
16
EVANGEL, good news;...
evasions
14
13
EVASION, the act of...
evenings
15
16
EVENING, the latter...
evenness
13
14
the state of being e...
eventers
14
13
EVENTER, a horse whi...
evernets
14
13
EVERNET, a hypotheti...
evertors
15
12
EVERTOR, a muscle th...
evictees
18
15
EVICTEE, one who is...
evictors
19
15
EVICTOR, one who evi...
evidents
15
14
EVIDENT, that which...
evilness
16
14
the quality of being...
evirates
15
12
EVIRATE, to castrate...
evitates
15
12
EVITATE, to avoid, a...
evocates
17
15
EVOCATE, to evoke [v...
evolutes
16
14
EVOLUTE, to develop...
evolvers
18
17
EVOLVER, one who evo...
evonymus
22
19
a plant of the burni...
exabytes
27
20
EXABYTE, a very larg...
exacters
22
18
EXACTER, one that ex...
exactors
22
18
EXACTOR, one that ex...
exalters
20
16
EXALTER, one who exa...
examines
19
19
EXAMINE, to inspect...
examples
23
22
EXAMPLE, to illustra...
excerpts
25
21
EXCERPT, to pick out...
excesses
22
18
EXCESS, to eliminate...
excheats
24
20
EXCHEAT, (Spenser) p...
excimers
24
21
EXCIMER, a dimer abo...
exciples
26
22
EXCIPLE, a rim aroun...
exciters
23
18
EXCITER, one that ex...
excitons
22
19
EXCITON, a combinati...
excitors
23
18
EXCITOR, one that ex...
exclaims
25
22
EXCLAIM, to cry out...
exclaves
25
23
EXCLAVE, a portion o...
excludes
24
21
EXCLUDE, to shut out...
excretes
22
18
EXCRETE, to discharg...
excurses
23
19
EXCURSE, (archaic) t...
excursus
24
20
a dissertation or di...
excusals
24
20
EXCUSAL, an acceptan...
excusers
23
19
EXCUSER, one who exc...
executes
22
19
EXECUTE, to perform...
exegeses
19
17
EXEGESIS, a critical...
exegesis
20
17
a critical interpret...
exegetes
19
17
EXEGETE, one versed...
exemples
23
22
EXEMPLE, (French) an...
exequies
27
25
EXEQUY, a funeral pr...
exergies
20
17
EXERGY, a measure of...
exergues
20
18
EXERGUE, (French) a...
exhausts
22
18
EXHAUST, to use the...
exhibits
25
20
EXHIBIT, to display...
exhumers
23
21
EXHUMER, someone who...
exigents
20
18
EXIGENT, extremity,...
exiguous
21
19
scanty in amount, me...
eximious
21
19
(archaic) choice, ex...
exitless
21
16
without a way out [a...
exocarps
24
21
EXOCARP, the outer p...
exoderms
20
19
EXODERM, the externa...
exodists
20
16
EXODIST, a person wh...
exoduses
19
17
EXODUS, a departure...
exomions
19
19
EXOMION, a Roman sle...
exomises
20
18
EXOMIS, a Roman slee...
exotisms
21
18
EXOTISM, something e...
expanses
20
19
EXPANSE, a wide area...
expenses
20
19
EXPENSE, to charge w...
expiates
21
18
EXPIATE, to make com...
expirers
22
18
EXPIRER, one who exp...
expiries
22
18
EXPIRY, expiration;...
explains
22
20
EXPLAIN, to make cle...
explants
22
20
EXPLANT, to transfer...
explodes
22
20
EXPLODE, to blow up...
exploits
23
19
EXPLOIT, to take adv...
explores
22
19
EXPLORE, to examine...
exposals
22
19
EXPOSAL, exposure [n...
exposers
21
18
EXPOSER, one who exp...
exposits
22
18
EXPOSIT, to expound...
expounds
21
21
EXPOUND, to explain...
expulses
23
20
EXPULSE, (obsolete)...
expuncts
25
23
EXPUNCT, (archaic) t...
expunges
22
22
EXPUNGE, to delete [...
expurges
23
21
EXPURGE, to purge aw...
exscinds
23
20
EXSCIND, to cut out...
extasies
19
15
EXTASY, a state of r...
extenses
18
16
EXTENSE, (obsolete)...
externes
18
16
EXTERNE, an officer...
extincts
23
19
EXTINCT, to extingui...
extracts
23
18
EXTRACT, to draw out...
extrados
19
16
the outer curve of a...
extraits
20
15
EXTRAIT, (French) an...
extreats
19
15
EXTREAT [n]
extremes
20
18
EXTREME, the highest...
extrudes
20
17
EXTRUDE, to force or...
exudates
19
17
EXUDATE, an exuded s...
exurbias
22
19
EXURBIA, exurbs coll...
eyeballs
23
15
EYEBALL, to look clo...
eyebanks
21
18
EYEBANK, a bank of c...
eyebaths
23
15
EYEBATH, a small ves...
eyebeams
21
16
EYEBEAM, a glance [n...
eyebolts
22
14
EYEBOLT, a bolt with...
eyebrows
24
16
EYEBROW, to provide...
eyedness
18
12
the preference for t...
eyedrops
21
14
medicated solution f...
eyefolds
22
15
EYEFOLD, a fold of s...
eyeglass
21
13
a lens used to aid v...
eyeholes
21
13
EYEHOLE, a circular...
eyehooks
21
16
EYEHOOK, a hook or r...
eyeliads
20
12
EYELIAD, an amorous...
eyelifts
23
14
EYELIFT, cosmetic su...
eyeshots
21
12
EYESHOT, the range o...
eyesores
18
10
EYESORE, something u...
eyespots
21
13
EYESPOT, a spot like...
eyewears
21
13
EYEWEAR, corrective...
eyewinks
23
18
EYEWINK, (Shakespear...
fablings
20
18
FABLING, the telling...
fabulous
19
17
amazing, excellent [...
facebars
20
17
FACEBAR, a wrestling...
faceless
19
15
lacking personal dis...
faceoffs
22
20
FACEOFF, the action...
faciends
18
16
FACIEND, a number to...
faconnes
16
16
FACONNE, (French) a...
factices
22
17
FACTICE, vulcanized...
factions
18
15
FACTION, a clique wi...
factious
19
15
inclined to form fac...
factises
19
14
FACTIS, (Latin) vulc...
factoids
19
15
FACTOID, a statement...
factures
19
15
FACTURE, the quality...
fadaises
15
12
FADAISE, (French) an...
faddisms
18
16
FADDISM, the taking...
faddists
17
13
FADDIST, a faddish p...
fadeless
16
13
not fading [adj FADE...
fadeouts
15
13
FADEOUT, a gradual d...
faggings
19
18
FAGGING, the practic...
fagoters
16
13
FAGOTER, one who doe...
fagottos
16
13
FAGOTTO, (Italian) a...
fahlores
18
14
FAHLORE, (German) an...
faiences
17
15
FAIENCE, a type of g...
failings
18
15
FAILING, a weakness...
failures
17
13
FAILURE, the act of...
fainites
15
12
a plea for a truce [...
fainness
14
13
eagerness [n -ES]
fainters
15
12
FAINTER, one who fai...
fairings
17
14
FAIRING, a complimen...
fairness
15
12
the quality of being...
fairways
25
16
FAIRWAY, the mown pa...
faithers
18
13
FAITHER, (Scots) fat...
faitours
16
12
FAITOUR, an imposter...
fakeries
16
15
FAKERY, the practice...
falafels
19
16
FALAFEL, a fried pat...
falbalas
19
16
FALBALA, a trimming...
falcades
19
16
FALCADE, a leaping m...
falculas
21
17
FALCULA, a claw bent...
faldages
17
15
FALDAGE, (historical...
fallings
19
16
FALLING, the act of...
falloffs
22
19
FALLOFF, a decline i...
fallouts
18
14
FALLOUT, radioactive...
falsisms
19
15
FALSISM, something w...
fameless
17
15
not famous [adj]
families
18
15
FAMILY, a group of p...
familles
19
16
FAMILLE, (French) a...
famishes
19
16
FAMISH, to suffer ex...
famouses
16
15
FAMOUS, (archaic) to...
fanatics
18
15
FANATIC, a zealot [n...
fanbases
16
15
FANBASE, the body of...
fanciers
18
15
FANCIER, one that ha...
fanfares
16
15
FANFARE, to herald w...
fanfolds
18
17
FANFOLD, to fold pap...
fangirls
18
15
FANGIRL, a female wh...
fangless
17
15
without fangs [adj]
fannells
16
15
FANNELL, a strip of...
fannings
15
16
material strained fr...
fansites
15
12
FANSITE, a website d...
fantails
16
13
FANTAIL, a fan-shape...
fantasms
16
15
FANTASM, a creation...
fantasts
15
12
FANTAST, an impracti...
fanteegs
15
14
FANTEEG, (slang) anx...
fanworts
18
15
FANWORT, an aquatic...
fanzines
17
22
FANZINE, a magazine...
faradays
21
14
FARADAY, a unit used...
faraways
24
16
FARAWAY, the distanc...
farceurs
19
15
FARCEUR, a performer...
farcings
20
17
FARCING, in cookery,...
fardages
16
14
FARDAGE, a bottom la...
fardings
17
15
FARDING, a farthing...
farinhas
17
14
FARINHA, a fine flou...
farmings
18
17
FARMING, the busines...
farragos
16
13
FARRAGO, a confused...
farriers
16
11
FARRIER, one who sho...
farrucas
19
15
FARRUCA, (Spanish) a...
farsides
16
12
FARSIDE, the farther...
farthels
19
14
FARTHEL, (Scots) the...
fartleks
18
16
FARTLEK, (Swedish) a...
fascines
18
15
FASCINE, a long fagg...
fascisms
21
17
FASCISM, an oppressi...
fascists
20
14
FASCIST, a supporter...
fascitis
20
14
inflammation of a co...
fashions
17
14
FASHION, to give a p...
fashious
18
14
troublesome [adj]
fastings
17
14
FASTING, abstaining...
fastness
15
12
the quality of being...
fastuous
16
13
(archaic) haughty, a...
fatbacks
22
21
FATBACK, a dried str...
fatbirds
19
15
FATBIRD, a wading bi...
fatheads
17
14
FATHEAD, a dolt [n]
fatigues
17
14
FATIGUE, to weary, a...
fatlings
18
15
FATLING, a young ani...
fattisms
18
14
FATTISM, discriminat...
fattists
17
11
FATTIST, someone who...
fattrels
17
12
ends of ribbon [n]
fatwoods
18
15
FATWOOD, wood used f...
fauchons
20
18
FAUCHON, a curved sh...
faunists
16
13
FAUNIST, one who des...
faunules
16
15
FAUNULE, the fauna o...
fauvisms
20
19
FAUVISM, a school of...
fauvists
19
16
FAUVIST, a member of...
favellas
19
17
FAVELLA, a slum area...
favicons
20
19
FAVICON, a 16x16 pix...
favorers
17
15
FAVORER, one that fa...
favriles
19
16
FAVRILE, a type of i...
fawnings
19
18
FAWNING, the act of...
fayences
23
17
FAYENCE, a type of g...
fazendas
17
22
FAZENDA, a Brazilian...
fealties
16
12
FEALTY, the vassal's...
fearless
16
12
without fear [adj FE...
feasters
15
11
FEASTER, one who fea...
feateous
14
12
shapely, also FEATOU...
feathers
17
13
FEATHER, to cover wi...
featuous
15
13
shapely, also FEATOU...
features
15
12
FEATURE, to present...
fechters
21
16
FECHTER, (Scots) a f...
feckless
21
19
worthless [adj FECKL...
fedaries
15
12
FEDARIE, (Shakespear...
federals
16
13
FEDERAL, a supporter...
feedbags
18
17
FEEDBAG, a nosebag f...
feedings
16
15
FEEDING, a calculate...
feedlots
16
13
FEEDLOT, a plot of l...
feelings
17
15
FEELING, the sense o...
feerings
16
14
FEERING, a first gui...
feetless
16
12
without feet [adj]
fegaries
16
13
FEGARY, a whim, also...
feigners
16
14
FEIGNER, one who fei...
felafels
19
16
FELAFEL, a fried pat...
felicias
20
15
FELICIA, any member...
fellates
17
13
FELLATE, to stimulat...
fellings
19
16
FELLING, the act of...
fellness
17
14
extreme cruelty [n -...
felonies
15
13
FELONY, a grave crim...
felonous
15
14
(Spenser) cruel, rut...
felsites
17
12
FELSITE, a fine-grai...
felspars
19
15
FELSPAR, a common ro...
feltings
18
15
FELTING, felted mate...
feluccas
23
19
FELUCCA, a small sai...
felworts
20
15
FELWORT, a flowering...
feminies
16
15
FEMINIE, women colle...
femiters
17
14
FEMITER, a plant onc...
fenagles
16
15
FENAGLE, to obtain b...
fencings
19
18
FENCING, the art of...
fenitars
15
12
FENITAR, a plant onc...
fenlands
15
15
FENLAND, a region wi...
fenurons
14
14
FENURON, a herbicide...
feoffees
18
17
FEOFFEE, one to whom...
feoffers
19
17
FEOFFER, one that gr...
feoffors
19
17
FEOFFOR, one that gr...
ferities
16
11
FERITY, the state of...
fermatas
16
14
FERMATA, (Italian) a...
ferments
16
15
FERMENT, to undergo...
fermions
16
15
FERMION, a type of s...
fermiums
19
18
FERMIUM, a radioacti...
fernings
16
15
FERNING, a tendency...
fernless
16
13
without ferns [adj]
ferrates
15
11
FERRATE, a salt of f...
ferreous
15
12
containing iron [adj...
ferrites
16
11
FERRITE, a form of p...
ferrugos
17
14
FERRUGO, a disease o...
ferrules
17
13
FERRULE, to fit with...
fervours
18
16
FERVOUR, great inten...
festoons
14
12
FESTOON, to adorn wi...
fetchers
21
16
FETCHER, one who fet...
fetiales
16
12
FETIALIS, a priest o...
fetialis
17
12
a priest of ancient...
fetiches
21
16
FETICH, a fixation,...
fetishes
18
13
FETISH, a fixation,...
fetlocks
21
19
FETLOCK, a joint of...
fettlers
17
12
FETTLER, a railway m...
feudings
17
16
FEUDING, the act of...
feudists
17
13
FEUDIST, a writer on...
feverous
17
16
affected with fever...
fewtrils
21
15
trifles [n]
fiancees
17
15
FIANCEE, a woman eng...
fiascoes
18
14
FIASCO, a wine bottl...
fibrates
18
14
FIBRATE, any of a gr...
fibroids
19
15
FIBROID, a benign tu...
fibroins
18
15
FIBROIN, an insolubl...
fibromas
19
17
FIBROMA, a benign tu...
fibroses
18
14
FIBROSE, to form fib...
fibrosis
19
14
abnormal growth of f...
fibsters
19
14
FIBSTER, one who tel...
fictions
19
15
FICTION, an invented...
fiddious
17
14
(Shakespeare) to tre...
fiddlers
18
14
FIDDLER, one who pla...
fiddleys
24
16
FIDDLEY, an iron fra...
fideisms
18
15
FIDEISM, the doctrin...
fideists
17
12
FIDEIST, a believer...
fiefdoms
19
18
FIEFDOM, a piece of...
fielders
17
13
FIELDER, one who cat...
fifteens
17
15
FIFTEEN, a number, f...
fighters
20
15
FIGHTER, one that fi...
figments
18
17
FIGMENT, fabrication...
figtrees
17
13
FIGTREE, a tree that...
figurers
18
14
FIGURER, one who fig...
figworts
21
16
FIGWORT, a plant of...
fikeries
17
15
FIKERY, (Scots) fuss...
filabegs
20
17
FILABEG, (Gaelic) th...
filacers
20
15
FILACER, an officer...
filarees
16
12
FILAREE, (Spanish) a...
filasses
17
12
FILASSE, vegetable f...
filazers
20
21
FILAZER, an officer...
filberds
20
16
FILBERD, a hazel nut...
filberts
20
15
FILBERT, a hazel nut...
filchers
23
17
FILCHER, someone who...
filemots
18
15
FILEMOT, a dull brow...
filiates
17
12
FILIATE, to bring in...
filibegs
21
17
FILIBEG, (Gaelic) th...
fillings
20
16
FILLING, anything us...
filmdoms
20
19
FILMDOM, the motion-...
filmless
20
16
without film [adj]
filmsets
19
15
FILMSET, to set by a...
finagles
17
15
FINAGLE, to obtain b...
finances
17
16
FINANCE, to supply t...
finbacks
22
22
FINBACK, a type of w...
findings
17
16
FINDING, something t...
findrams
17
16
FINDRAM, a kind of s...
fineless
16
13
(Shakespeare) endles...
fineness
14
13
the quality of being...
fineries
15
12
FINERY, elaborate ad...
finesses
15
12
FINESSE, to use cunn...
finfoots
17
15
FINFOOT, a South Ame...
finishes
18
14
FINISH, to bring to...
finmarks
18
19
FINMARK, the monetar...
finnacks
19
20
FINNACK, a young sea...
finnocks
19
20
FINNOCK, a young sea...
firearms
17
14
FIREARM, a weapon e....
firebugs
20
17
FIREBUG, an arsonist...
firedogs
17
14
FIREDOG, a metal sup...
fireless
17
12
without a fire [adj]
firepans
17
15
FIREPAN, a metal ves...
firepits
19
14
FIREPIT, a depressio...
firepots
18
14
FIREPOT, a pot with...
firmless
19
15
(obsolete) wavering...
firmness
17
15
the state of being f...
firrings
18
14
FIRRING, wooden stri...
firwoods
19
15
FIRWOOD, the wood of...
fisheyes
24
15
FISHEYE, a suspiciou...
fishgigs
22
17
FISHGIG, a kind of h...
fishings
20
16
FISHING, the sport o...
fishless
20
14
having no fish [adj]
fishnets
18
14
FISHNET, a net for c...
fishways
28
18
FISHWAY, a device fo...
fissions
16
12
FISSION, to split in...
fissures
17
12
FISSURE, to split, c...
fistfuls
21
16
FISTFUL, as much as...
fistings
18
14
FISTING, a homosexua...
fistulas
18
13
FISTULA, a duct form...
fitchets
22
16
FITCHET, a polecat,...
fitchews
25
19
FITCHEW, a polecat,...
fitments
17
15
FITMENT, equipment [...
fittings
18
14
FITTING, a small oft...
fivepins
20
19
a bowling game [n]
fixatifs
25
21
FIXATIF, a substance...
fixities
23
18
FIXITY, stability [n...
fixtures
23
19
FIXTURE, a permanent...
fizzgigs
26
33
FIZZGIG, a police in...
fizzings
24
32
FIZZING, the sound o...
flackers
21
19
FLACKER, (Scots) to...
flackets
21
19
FLACKET [n]
flaffers
21
18
FLAFFER, (Scots) to...
flaggers
19
16
FLAGGER, a person wh...
flagless
19
15
without a flag [adj]
flambees
19
18
FLAMBEE, to douse wi...
flamfews
23
21
FLAMFEW, a fantastic...
flamines
17
16
FLAMEN, a priest of...
flanches
21
18
FLANCH, to widen int...
flaneurs
16
14
FLANEUR, (French) an...
flangers
17
15
FLANGER, a vertical...
flankens
16
18
FLANKEN, beef cut fr...
flankers
17
17
FLANKER, to use flan...
flannels
16
15
FLANNEL, to cover wi...
flannens
14
15
FLANNEN, (dialect) f...
flannies
15
14
FLANNY, (Aust) a shi...
flapless
20
16
not having a piece h...
flappers
21
18
FLAPPER, a flighty y...
flareups
19
16
FLAREUP, a sudden ou...
flashers
19
14
FLASHER, something o...
flaskets
18
16
FLASKET, (historical...
flatbeds
19
16
FLATBED, a lorry wit...
flatcaps
22
18
FLATCAP, a low-crown...
flatcars
20
15
FLATCAR, a railway c...
flatlets
18
13
FLATLET, a type of a...
flatness
16
13
the state of being f...
flattens
16
13
FLATTEN, to make or...
flatters
17
12
FLATTER, to praise e...
flatties
17
12
FLATTY, a light flat...
flattops
19
15
FLATTOP, an aircraft...
flatuous
17
14
flatulent [adj]
flatuses
17
13
FLATUS, intestinal g...
flatways
26
17
with or on the flat...
flaughts
21
17
FLAUGHT, to cut, par...
flavines
18
17
FLAVINE, a yellow dy...
flavones
17
17
FLAVONE, a pigment d...
flavours
19
17
FLAVOUR, to impart a...
flawless
21
16
without flaws [adj F...
fleabags
19
17
FLEABAG, an inferior...
fleapits
19
15
FLEAPIT, a run-down...
fleckers
21
19
FLECKER, to mark wit...
fleecers
19
15
FLEECER, a machine t...
fleeches
21
17
FLEECH, (Scots) to f...
fleecies
19
15
FLEECIE, (New Zealan...
fleerers
16
12
FLEERER, someone who...
flehmens
19
18
FLEHMEN, of a mammal...
flenches
21
18
FLENCH, to strip the...
flensers
16
13
FLENSER, one that fl...
fleshers
19
14
FLESHER, an instrume...
fletches
22
17
FLETCH, to provide (...
flettons
16
13
FLETTON, a type of b...
fleurets
17
13
FLEURET, (French) an...
fleurons
16
14
FLEURON, (French) a...
flexions
22
20
FLEXION, the act of...
flexuous
23
21
full of windings and...
flexures
23
20
FLEXURE, the act of...
flickers
22
19
FLICKER, to burn uns...
flimsies
19
15
FLIMSY, a thin paper...
flinches
22
18
FLINCH, to shrink ba...
flinders
17
14
FLINDER [n]
flingers
18
15
FLINGER, one who fli...
flippers
22
18
FLIPPER, a flat limb...
flirters
18
12
FLIRTER, someone who...
flitches
23
17
FLITCH, to cut into...
flitters
18
12
FLITTER, to vibrate...
flivvers
22
20
FLIVVER, a small, ch...
floatels
17
13
FLOATEL, a floating...
floaters
16
12
FLOATER, one who flo...
floggers
19
16
FLOGGER, one who flo...
flokatis
18
16
FLOKATI, a handwoven...
flooders
16
13
FLOODER, one who flo...
floorers
16
12
FLOORER, a knockdown...
floosies
16
12
FLOOSY, a prostitute...
floozies
19
21
FLOOZIE, a prostitut...
floppers
21
18
FLOPPER, something o...
floppies
21
18
FLOPPY, a type of co...
florists
18
12
FLORIST, a grower or...
floruits
18
13
FLORUIT [v]
florules
18
14
FLORULE, a fossil fl...
flossers
17
12
FLOSSER, one who flo...
flossies
17
12
FLOSSIE, a prostitut...
flotages
17
14
FLOTAGE, the act of...
flotsams
18
15
FLOTSAM, goods lost...
flounces
19
17
FLOUNCE, to move wit...
floushes
19
15
FLOUSH, to splash, a...
flouters
17
13
FLOUTER, one who flo...
flowages
20
17
FLOWAGE, an overflow...
flubbers
22
19
FLUBBER, one who flu...
flubdubs
23
21
FLUBDUB, pretentious...
fluences
19
17
FLUENCE, the quality...
fluerics
21
16
the technology of us...
fluffers
22
19
FLUFFER, a person em...
fluidics
22
17
the technology of us...
flunkers
18
18
FLUNKER, something o...
flunkeys
24
20
FLUNKEY, a servile f...
flunkies
18
18
FLUNKY, a servile fo...
fluorids
18
14
FLUORID, a compound...
fluorins
17
14
FLUORIN, a gaseous e...
flurries
18
13
FLURRY, to agitate [...
flushers
20
15
FLUSHER, someone who...
flusters
18
13
FLUSTER, to put into...
flutinas
17
14
FLUTINA, a type of a...
flutings
19
16
FLUTING, a series of...
flutists
19
13
FLUTIST, one who pla...
flutters
18
13
FLUTTER, to move in...
fluxions
23
21
FLUXION, the act of...
flyaways
32
19
FLYAWAY, one that is...
flybacks
30
24
FLYBACK, the rapid r...
flybanes
24
18
FLYBANE, a name for...
flybelts
27
18
FLYBELT, an area inf...
flyblows
30
21
FLYBLOW, to taint wi...
flyboats
25
17
FLYBOAT, a small fas...
flybooks
26
21
FLYBOOK, a case like...
flyhands
25
18
FLYHAND, a device fo...
flylines
24
16
FLYLINE, a type of l...
flyovers
25
18
FLYOVER, a flight of...
flypasts
26
17
FLYPAST, a flight, a...
flysches
29
19
FLYSCH, (German) a g...
flytiers
24
14
FLYTIER, a maker of...
flytings
25
17
FLYTING, a dispute i...
flytraps
26
17
FLYTRAP, a trap for...
foalings
17
15
FOALING, the act of...
foamings
17
17
FOAMING, the act of...
foamless
17
15
without foam [adj]
focusers
19
15
FOCUSER, a device to...
focusses
19
15
FOCUS, to bring or a...
foetuses
15
12
FOETUS, the unborn i...
fogashes
18
15
FOGASH, a fish, the...
foggages
18
17
FOGGAGE, (Scots) a g...
foggings
19
18
FOGGING, the act of...
foghorns
18
16
FOGHORN, a horn soun...
fogydoms
24
19
FOGYDOM, the world o...
fogyisms
25
18
FOGYISM, an outlook...
foilings
18
15
FOILING, the act of...
foilists
18
12
FOILIST, one who fen...
foisters
16
11
FOISTER, one who foi...
folacins
19
16
FOLACIN, a form of v...
foldings
18
16
FOLDING, a fold or p...
foldouts
17
14
FOLDOUT, a large pag...
foliages
17
14
FOLIAGE, the growth...
foliates
16
12
FOLIATE, to number t...
folioles
17
13
FOLIOLE, a small str...
folkmots
19
19
FOLKMOT, a general a...
folkways
27
21
FOLKWAY, a tradition...
fondants
14
14
FONDANT, (French) a...
fondlers
16
14
FONDLER, one who fon...
fondness
14
14
affection [n -ES]
fontinas
14
13
FONTINA, an Italian...
fontlets
16
13
FONTLET, a little fo...
foodisms
17
15
FOODISM, avid intere...
foodless
16
13
without food [adj]
foodoirs
15
12
FOODOIR, a book or b...
foodways
24
17
the eating habits of...
foolings
17
15
FOOLING, playing the...
footages
15
13
FOOTAGE, measurement...
footbags
18
16
FOOTBAG, a small bag...
footbars
17
14
FOOTBAR, in an aerop...
footbeds
17
15
FOOTBED, the insole...
footboys
23
16
FOOTBOY, a page, an...
footings
16
14
FOOTING, a foundatio...
footlers
16
12
FOOTLER, someone who...
footless
16
12
without feet [adj]
footpads
17
15
FOOTPAD, one who rob...
footsals
16
12
FOOTSAL, a form of a...
footsies
15
11
FOOTSY, a flirting g...
footways
24
16
FOOTWAY, a passage f...
foozlers
19
21
FOOZLER, one who foo...
foplings
20
18
FOPLING, a petty fop...
foragers
16
13
FORAGER, one who for...
foramens
15
15
FORAMEN, a small ana...
forayers
21
13
FORAYER, one who mak...
forbears
17
14
FORBEAR, to refrain...
forbodes
17
15
FORBODE, to indicate...
forcipes
21
17
FORCEPS, a pair of t...
fordless
17
13
unable to be forded...
forearms
16
14
FOREARM, to arm in a...
forebays
23
16
FOREBAY, a reservoir...
forecars
18
14
FORECAR, a small pas...
foredoes
14
12
FOREDO, to destroy,...
foregoes
15
13
FOREGO, to go before...
foreguts
17
14
FOREGUT, the front p...
forelays
22
14
FORELAY, to wait in...
forelegs
17
14
FORELEG, one of the...
forelies
16
12
FORELIE, (Spenser) t...
forepaws
20
17
FOREPAW, the paw of...
foreruns
15
13
FORERUN, to run in a...
foresays
21
13
FORESAY, to foretell...
foresees
14
11
FORESEE, to see in a...
foretops
17
14
FORETOP, the platfor...
forevers
17
15
FOREVER, an indefini...
forfairs
18
14
FORFAIR, (obsolete)...
forfeits
18
14
FORFEIT, to lose the...
forfends
17
16
FORFEND, (archaic) t...
forfexes
23
21
FORFEX, (Latin) a pa...
forgings
18
16
FORGING, the act of...
forgives
19
17
FORGIVE, to pardon [...
forgoers
16
13
FORGOER, one who for...
forhents
17
14
FORHENT, to overtake...
forkfuls
21
20
FORKFUL, as much as...
forkless
18
16
without a fork [adj]
forlanas
15
13
FORLANA, a dance of...
forlends
16
14
FORLEND, to grant be...
forleses
16
12
FORLESE, to lose, fo...
forlorns
16
13
FORLORN, (Shakespear...
formants
16
15
FORMANT, a component...
formates
16
14
FORMATE, to fly in f...
formicas
20
17
FORMICA, any of vari...
formings
18
17
FORMING, the process...
formless
18
15
lacking structure [a...
formulas
18
16
FORMULA, a prescribe...
fornices
18
15
FORNIX, an arched an...
forpines
17
15
FORPINE, to waste aw...
forsakes
16
15
FORSAKE, to quit or...
forsloes
16
12
FORSLOE, to delay, a...
forslows
20
15
FORSLOW, to delay, a...
fortlets
17
12
FORTLET, a little fo...
fortress
16
11
to strengthen with a...
fortunes
15
13
FORTUNE, to endow wi...
forwards
19
15
FORWARD, to help onw...
forwarns
18
15
FORWARN, to warn in...
forzatos
18
20
FORZATO, a suddenly...
fossicks
21
18
FOSSICK, (Australian...
fostress
16
11
a woman who feeds an...
foudries
16
13
FOUDRIE, the jurisdi...
fouettes
15
12
FOUETTE, (French) a...
fougades
16
15
FOUGADE, a small min...
foulards
17
14
FOULARD, a soft ligh...
foulders
17
14
FOULDER, (Spenser) t...
foulings
18
16
FOULING, a deposit o...
foulness
16
14
the state of being f...
foumarts
17
15
FOUMART, a polecat,...
founders
15
14
FOUNDER, to become d...
fourgons
16
15
FOURGON, (French) a...
foveolas
17
16
FOVEOLA, a small fov...
foveoles
17
16
FOVEOLE, a small fov...
fowlings
21
18
FOWLING, the hunting...
foxfires
24
21
FOXFIRE, a glow prod...
foxholes
24
21
FOXHOLE, a small bat...
foxhunts
24
22
FOXHUNT, to hunt fox...
foxiness
21
19
the state of being f...
foxships
27
23
FOXSHIP, craftiness...
foxskins
23
23
FOXSKIN, the skin of...
foxtails
23
19
FOXTAIL, the tail of...
foxtrots
22
18
FOXTROT, to dance in...
foyboats
23
16
FOYBOAT, on Tyneside...
foziness
18
21
lack of spirit [n -E...
frabjous
20
24
splendid, magnificen...
fracases
18
14
FRACAS, a brawl [n]
frackers
20
18
FRACKER, one who eng...
fractals
20
15
FRACTAL, a complex g...
fracturs
20
15
FRACTUR, (German) a...
fraenums
16
16
FRAENUM, a connectin...
frakturs
18
16
FRAKTUR, (German) a...
framings
18
17
FRAMING, framework [...
frangers
16
14
FRANGER, (Australian...
franions
14
13
FRANION, (obsolete)...
frankers
16
16
FRANKER, one that fr...
frankums
18
20
FRANKUM, the hardene...
fratches
21
16
FRATCH, a brawl [n]
fratries
16
11
FRATRY, a convent of...
fraughts
20
16
FRAUGHT, to load wit...
frawzeys
28
25
FRAWZEY, (dialect) a...
frayings
23
16
FRAYING, something w...
frazzles
23
30
FRAZZLE, to fray [v]
freckles
21
19
FRECKLE, to mark wit...
freebees
16
14
FREEBEE, something g...
freebies
17
14
FREEBIE, something g...
freedoms
16
15
FREEDOM, the state o...
freegans
15
14
FREEGAN, an opponent...
freeness
14
12
the state of being f...
freesias
15
11
FREESIA, a scented g...
freeways
24
16
FREEWAY, an express...
freezers
18
20
FREEZER, an applianc...
freights
20
15
FREIGHT, to load wit...
fremitus
18
15
a vibration capable...
frenches
20
17
FRENCH, to cut into...
frenzies
18
21
FRENZY, to make fran...
frescoes
18
14
FRESCO, to paint on...
freshens
17
14
FRESHEN, to improve...
freshers
18
13
FRESHER, a first yea...
freshets
18
13
FRESHET, a stream of...
freshies
18
13
FRESHIE, a new immig...
fresnels
16
13
FRESNEL, a unit of o...
fretless
17
12
of a musical instrum...
fretsaws
19
14
FRETSAW, a narrow-bl...
fretters
16
11
FRETTER, one who, or...
friandes
15
13
FRIANDE, a (female)...
friaries
16
11
FRIARY, a monastery...
fribbles
22
18
FRIBBLE, to be frivo...
frigates
17
13
FRIGATE, a class of...
friggers
19
15
FRIGGER, a glass orn...
frijoles
19
21
FRIJOL, a bean used...
frillers
19
13
FRILLER, one that fr...
frillies
19
13
FRILLY, a frilly gar...
frippers
21
17
FRIPPER, (archaic) o...
frippets
21
17
FRIPPET, a frivolous...
frisbees
18
14
FRISBEE, a plastic d...
friseurs
17
12
FRISEUR, a hairdress...
friskers
18
15
FRISKER, one who fri...
friskets
18
15
FRISKET, a frame use...
frissons
16
12
FRISSON, (French) an...
frisures
17
12
FRISURE, (French) th...
fritters
17
11
FRITTER, to squander...
fritures
17
12
FRITURE, a dish of f...
frizados
19
21
FRIZADO, (Spanish) a...
frizzers
23
29
FRIZZER, one that fr...
frizzies
23
29
frizzy hair, as in '...
frizzles
24
30
FRIZZLE, to curl hai...
frogbits
20
16
FROGBIT, a kind of w...
frogeyes
22
15
FROGEYE, a plant dis...
froglets
18
14
FROGLET, a small fro...
fromages
17
16
FROMAGE, cheese [n]
frondous
15
14
having fronds, also...
frontals
16
13
FRONTAL, a cloth han...
fronters
15
12
FRONTER, a three-yea...
frontons
14
13
FRONTON, an area use...
frosteds
16
12
FROSTED, a type of m...
frothers
18
13
FROTHER, one who fro...
frounces
18
16
FROUNCE, to wrinkle...
frowards
19
15
away from [prep]
frowners
18
15
FROWNER, one who fro...
fructans
19
16
FRUCTAN, a type of p...
fruiters
17
12
FRUITER, one who gro...
frumples
21
19
FRUMPLE, (dialect) t...
frustums
19
16
FRUSTUM, a cone with...
frutices
20
15
FRUTEX, a shrub [n]
fuchsias
22
17
FUCHSIA, a flowering...
fuchsins
22
18
FUCHSIN, a red dye,...
fuckings
22
22
FUCKING, sexual inte...
fuckoffs
25
25
FUCKOFF, a time wast...
fuckwits
25
22
FUCKWIT, (offensive)...
fuddlers
18
15
FUDDLER, a drunkard...
fuehrers
18
14
FUEHRER, (German) a...
fuellers
18
14
FUELLER, one who fue...
fuguists
19
15
FUGUIST, one who com...
fulcrums
23
20
FULCRUM, a support f...
fulfills
23
18
FULFILL, to bring ab...
fulgours
19
16
FULGOUR, splendour,...
fullages
19
16
FULLAGE, a charge fo...
fullness
18
15
the state of being f...
fulmines
18
17
FULMINE, (Spenser) t...
fumadoes
16
16
FUMADO, a salted and...
fumblers
21
19
FUMBLER, one who fum...
fumeless
18
16
without fumes [adj]
fumettes
17
15
FUMETTE, (French) th...
fumettos
17
15
FUMETTO, (Italian) a...
funckias
20
20
FUNCKIA, (German) an...
functors
19
16
FUNCTOR, one that fu...
fundings
17
17
FUNDING, financial b...
fundless
17
15
without funds [adj]
funerals
16
14
FUNERAL, a ceremony...
funfairs
18
16
FUNFAIR, an amusemen...
funfests
18
16
FUNFEST, a party for...
fungoids
17
16
FUNGOID, a fungus [n...
funguses
17
16
FUNGUS, any of the m...
funicles
20
17
FUNICLE, a cordlike...
funsters
16
13
FUNSTER, a prankster...
furballs
21
17
FURBALL, a ball of f...
furcates
19
15
FURCATE, to divide i...
furfairs
19
15
FURFAIR, dandruff, a...
furfures
19
16
FURFUR, dandruff, al...
furiosos
16
12
FURIOSO, a mad perso...
furlanas
16
14
FURLANA, a dance of...
furlongs
18
16
FURLONG, one eighth...
furnaces
18
16
FURNACE, to subject...
furphies
21
17
FURPHY, (Australian...
furriers
17
12
FURRIER, one who dea...
furrings
18
15
FURRING, wooden stri...
furthers
19
14
FURTHER, to help for...
fusarols
17
13
FUSAROL, a semi-circ...
fusballs
21
17
FUSBALL, (US) table...
fuseless
17
13
without a fuse, also...
fushions
18
15
FUSHION, (Scots) phy...
fusillis
20
14
FUSILLI, (Italian) p...
fusspots
19
15
FUSSPOT, a fussy per...
fustians
16
13
FUSTIAN, a coarse, s...
futchels
23
18
FUTCHEL, a support i...
futharcs
22
17
FUTHARC, the runic a...
futharks
20
18
FUTHARK, the runic a...
futhorcs
22
17
FUTHORC, the runic a...
futhorks
20
18
FUTHORK, the runic a...
futtocks
21
19
FUTTOCK, one of the...
fuzeless
20
22
without a fuze, also...
fynboses
23
17
FYNBOS, in South Afr...
gabbards
19
17
GABBARD, (Scots) a k...
gabbarts
19
16
GABBART, (Scots) a k...
gabblers
20
17
GABBLER, one who gab...
gabelles
18
15
GABELLE, a tax on sa...
gabfests
19
16
GABFEST, (slang) a g...
gadflies
18
15
GADFLY, any of vario...
gadlings
17
15
GADLING, (obsolete)...
gadroons
13
12
GADROON, to decorate...
gadwalls
20
16
GADWALL, a large duc...
gadzooks
18
24
(archaic) a mild oat...
gaffings
20
19
GAFFING, the act of...
gagsters
16
12
GAGSTER, one who wri...
gahnites
16
13
GAHNITE, a mineral,...
gaieties
14
10
GAIETY, festive acti...
gainings
15
14
things which are gai...
gainless
15
12
profitless [adj]
gainsays
20
13
GAINSAY, to deny or...
galabeas
16
14
GALABEA, an Arab clo...
galabias
17
14
GALABIA, an Arab clo...
galangas
15
14
GALANGA, the aromati...
galateas
14
11
GALATEA, a durable c...
galaxies
21
18
GALAXY, a large syst...
galettes
15
11
GALETTE, a round, fl...
galilees
16
12
GALILEE, a small cha...
galipots
18
14
GALIPOT, the turpent...
gallants
16
13
GALLANT, to court a...
gallates
16
12
GALLATE, a salt of g...
galleass
16
12
a large war galley,...
galleins
16
13
GALLEIN, a red cryst...
galleons
15
13
GALLEON, a sailing v...
galletas
16
12
GALLETA, a perennial...
galliass
17
12
a large war galley,...
gallicas
20
15
GALLICA, a variety o...
galliots
17
12
GALLIOT, a small gal...
gallises
17
12
GALLISE, in wine-mak...
galliums
19
16
GALLIUM, a rare meta...
gallizes
20
21
GALLIZE, in wine-mak...
gallnuts
17
14
GALLNUT, a round gal...
galloons
15
13
GALLOON, an ornament...
galloots
16
12
GALLOOT, an awkward...
galluses
17
13
(dial) braces for tr...
galoches
20
16
GALOCHE, to provide...
galopins
17
15
GALOPIN, (obsolete)...
galoshes
17
13
GALOSH, an overshoe,...
galowses
18
14
(Shakespeare) gallow...
galumphs
22
20
GALUMPH, to move wit...
gamashes
17
15
GAMASH, a type of le...
gambades
17
17
GAMBADE, a leap made...
gambados
17
17
GAMBADO, to frolic [...
gambiers
18
16
GAMBIER, the inspiss...
gambists
19
16
GAMBIST, a performer...
gamblers
19
17
GAMBLER, one that ga...
gamboges
18
18
GAMBOGE, a kind of g...
gambrels
19
17
GAMBREL, the joint i...
gamebags
18
18
GAMEBAG, a leather o...
gamelans
15
15
GAMELAN, a Javanese...
gameness
14
14
the quality of being...
gamifies
18
16
GAMIFY, to adapt (a...
gaminess
15
14
the condition of bei...
gammocks
21
23
GAMMOCK, (dialect) t...
gamyness
21
16
the condition of bei...
ganaches
18
16
GANACHE, a sweet cre...
gangings
16
16
GANGING, the act of...
gangrels
16
14
GANGREL, a vagabond...
gangstas
15
13
GANGSTA, an aggressi...
gangways
24
18
GANGWAY, either of t...
ganoines
12
12
GANOINE, the hard sh...
gantlets
15
12
GANTLET, to protect...
gantries
14
11
GANTRY, a structure...
gaolless
16
12
having no gaol, also...
gappings
20
19
GAPPING, as in call...
garbages
17
15
GARBAGE, food waste...
garblers
18
14
GARBLER, one who gar...
garbless
18
14
without clothing [ad...
garboils
18
14
GARBOIL, (obsolete)...
garbures
17
14
GARBURE, a kind of B...
gardants
14
12
GARDANT, a guardian,...
garglers
17
13
GARGLER, one who gar...
garigues
16
13
GARIGUE, (French) an...
garishes
17
12
GARISH, to heal, als...
garlands
15
13
GARLAND, to crown wi...
garments
15
14
GARMENT, to dress in...
garottes
14
10
GAROTTE, to execute...
garoupas
16
14
GAROUPA, in Chinese...
garpikes
18
17
GARPIKE, any of vari...
garrotes
14
10
GARROTE, to execute...
garvocks
21
21
GARVOCK, a sprat, al...
gasahols
17
13
GASAHOL, a mixture o...
gasifies
17
13
GASIFY, to convert i...
gaskings
17
17
GASKING, a gasket [n...
gasohols
17
13
GASOHOL, a mixture o...
gaspings
18
16
GASPING, the act of...
gassings
16
13
GASSING, a poisoning...
gasthaus
17
13
(German) a small hot...
gastness
14
11
(Shakespeare) dread,...
gastreas
14
10
GASTREA, a hypotheti...
gastrins
15
11
GASTRIN, a hormone w...
gasworks
19
17
a factory where gas...
gatchers
20
15
GATCHER, one that ga...
gatelegs
16
13
GATELEG, a table wit...
gateless
15
11
lacking a gate [adj]
gateways
23
15
GATEWAY, a passage t...
gauchers
20
16
GAUCHER, one that ga...
gaudgies
16
14
GAUDGIE, (Romany) a...
gauffers
19
17
GAUFFER, to press ri...
gaugings
17
16
GAUGING, the measuri...
gaulters
16
12
GAULTER, a person wh...
gaumless
17
15
(Scots) stupid, also...
gaunches
19
17
GAUNCH, to impale, a...
gaupuses
17
15
GAUPUS, (dialect) a...
gavottes
16
14
GAVOTTE, to dance a...
gawmoges
19
18
GAWMOGE, a clownish...
gawpuses
20
17
GAWPUS, (dialect) a...
gayeties
20
12
GAYETY, festive acti...
gaywings
25
18
a perennial herb [n...
gazaboes
18
22
GAZABO, a fellow [n]
gazanias
16
20
GAZANIA, any plant o...
gazeboes
18
22
GAZEBO, a roofed str...
gazelles
19
21
GAZELLE, one of seve...
gazettes
17
19
GAZETTE, to announce...
gazookas
17
23
GAZOOKA, a toy music...
gearings
15
13
GEARING, a system of...
gearless
15
11
being without gears...
gedeckts
19
18
GEDECKT, a flutelike...
geebungs
17
17
GEEBUNG, an Australi...
geechees
18
15
GEECHEE, (US slang)...
geekdoms
16
18
GEEKDOM, the world o...
geekisms
17
17
GEEKISM, a preoccupa...
geelbeks
18
18
GEELBEK, a yellow-ja...
gelatins
15
12
GELATIN, a glutinous...
gelcoats
18
14
GELCOAT, a surface l...
geldings
17
15
GELDING, a castrated...
gellants
16
13
GELLANT, a substance...
gelosies
15
11
GELOSY, being resent...
gemclips
23
20
GEMCLIP, (tradename)...
geminies
15
14
GEMINY, (Shakespeare...
geminous
15
15
double [adj]
gemmates
16
16
GEMMATE, to reproduc...
gemmeous
16
17
like a gem [adj]
gemmules
18
18
GEMMULE, a small ase...
gemsboks
19
20
GEMSBOK, a South Afr...
genappes
17
17
GENAPPE, a smooth wo...
generals
14
12
GENERAL, to act as a...
generics
17
14
GENERIC, a generic d...
generous
13
12
willing to give [adj...
genetics
17
14
the science of hered...
genettes
13
11
GENETTE, one of seve...
genipaps
18
17
GENIPAP, (Tupi) a tr...
genistas
14
11
GENISTA, a genus of...
genitals
15
12
the sexual organs [n...
genitors
14
11
GENITOR, a male pare...
geniuses
14
12
GENIUS, an exception...
genizahs
19
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GENIZAH, a room in a...
genlocks
19
19
GENLOCK [n]
genoises
13
11
GENOISE, a rich spon...
genomics
18
17
the branch of molecu...
gensengs
14
14
GENSENG, a plant of...
gentians
13
12
GENTIAN, any plant o...
gentiles
15
12
GENTILE, a non-Jewis...
gentries
14
11
GENTRY, the class of...
geocodes
16
14
GEOCODE, to assign g...
geoducks
19
19
GEODUCK, a large edi...
geofacts
19
16
GEOFACT, a rock chip...
geomants
14
14
GEOMANT, one who pra...
georgics
19
15
GEORGIC, a poem on h...
geotaxes
19
17
GEOTAXIS, the moveme...
geotaxis
20
17
the movement of an o...
gerberas
16
13
GERBERA, a genus of...
gerenuks
15
16
GERENUK, a long-legg...
germains
15
14
GERMAIN, (Shakespear...
gestalts
16
11
GESTALT, (German) a...
gestapos
16
13
GESTAPO, a secret po...
gestates
14
10
GESTATE, to carry in...
gestures
15
11
GESTURE, to express...
getaways
23
15
GETAWAY, an escape [...
gettings
16
13
GETTING, begetting,...
gharials
18
13
GHARIAL, an Indian c...
gharries
17
12
GHARRY, in India, a...
gheraoes
15
12
GHERAO, to carry out...
gherkins
18
17
GHERKIN, a kind of s...
ghettoes
16
12
GHETTO, to confine t...
ghilgais
20
15
GHILGAI, (Native Aus...
ghillies
20
14
GHILLIE, to act as a...
ghoulies
18
14
GHOULIE, a demon, al...
ghrelins
18
14
GHRELIN, a gastroint...
giantess
14
11
a female giant [n -E...
giardias
15
11
GIARDIA, a parasitic...
giftings
19
16
GIFTING, the act of...
giftless
19
14
being without a gift...
gigabits
19
15
GIGABIT, a unit of i...
gigatons
15
13
GIGATON, a unit of w...
gigglers
19
15
GIGGLER, one who gig...
gilberts
19
14
GILBERT, an electric...
gildings
18
15
GILDING, the act of...
gillions
17
13
GILLION, a thousand...
gillnets
17
13
GILLNET, to catch fi...
giltcups
23
18
GILTCUP, (dialect) a...
gimmicks
23
23
GIMMICK, to provide...
gingalls
18
15
GINGALL, a large Chi...
gingelis
17
14
GINGELI, (Hindi) the...
ginghams
19
18
GINGHAM, a striped c...
gingilis
18
14
GINGILI, the sesame...
gingkoes
16
17
GINGKO, an ornamenta...
ginkgoes
16
17
GINKGO, an ornamenta...
ginnings
15
15
GINNING, cotton as i...
ginsengs
15
14
GINSENG, a plant of...
ginshops
19
16
GINSHOP, a shop that...
giraffes
19
16
GIRAFFE, a long-neck...
girasols
16
11
GIRASOL, a variety o...
girdings
17
14
GIRDING, that which...
girdlers
17
12
GIRDLER, one who gir...
girlonds
16
13
GIRLOND, a garland [...
girolles
17
12
GIROLLE, an edible m...
girosols
16
11
GIROSOL, a variety o...
gisarmes
16
13
GISARME, (historical...
gitterns
15
11
GITTERN, to play a m...
gizzards
22
29
GIZZARD, the second,...
gjetosts
17
19
GJETOST, a hard brow...
glabrous
18
15
smooth, also GLABRAT...
glacials
20
15
GLACIAL, a glacial p...
glaciers
19
14
GLACIER, a huge mass...
glacises
19
14
GLACIS, a slope [n]
gladdens
15
14
GLADDEN, to make gla...
gladdies
16
13
GLADDIE, (short for)...
gladdons
15
14
GLADDON, (dialect) a...
gladness
15
13
the state of being g...
glairins
16
12
GLAIRIN, a glairy vi...
glamours
17
15
GLAMOUR, to bewitch,...
glancers
18
15
GLANCER, one who gla...
glanders
15
13
a disease of horses...
glareous
15
12
growing on gravel; (...
glassies
16
11
GLASSIE, a type of p...
glaucous
19
16
sea-green; greyish-b...
glaziers
19
20
GLAZIER, one whose b...
glazings
20
23
GLAZING, the work of...
gleamers
16
14
GLEAMER, one who gle...
gleaners
14
12
GLEANER, one who gle...
gleenies
14
12
GLEENIE, (dialect) a...
glegness
16
14
alertness [n -ES]
glenoids
15
13
GLENOID, a cup-shape...
gleyings
23
16
GLEYING, the develop...
gliadins
16
13
GLIADIN, one of a gr...
glibness
18
15
the quality of being...
glidings
18
15
GLIDING, the act of...
glimmers
19
17
GLIMMER, to shine fa...
glimpses
20
17
GLIMPSE, to see for...
glistens
16
12
GLISTEN, to sparkle...
glisters
17
11
GLISTER, (archaic) t...
glitches
22
16
GLITCH, a malfunctio...
glitters
17
11
GLITTER, to sparkle...
gloaters
15
11
GLOATER, one who glo...
globoids
18
15
GLOBOID, a globelike...
globules
19
16
GLOBULE, a small sph...
glochids
22
17
GLOCHID, a barbed ha...
glonoins
14
13
GLONOIN, a name for...
glorious
16
12
magnificent [adj GLO...
glossers
16
11
GLOSSER, a polisher;...
glossies
16
11
GLOSSY, a quality ma...
glovings
19
18
GLOVING, the craft o...
glozings
20
23
GLOZING, flattery, d...
glucinas
19
16
GLUCINA, an oxide of...
glucoses
19
15
GLUCOSE, a hexose su...
gluepots
18
15
GLUEPOT, a pot for m...
gluiness
16
13
the state of being g...
glumness
17
16
the state of being g...
glunches
21
18
GLUNCH, to frown [v]
glutaeus
16
13
(Latin) any of the t...
glutches
22
17
GLUTCH, to gulp or s...
gluttons
16
13
GLUTTON, a person wh...
glycines
25
17
GLYCINE, the simples...
glycoses
25
16
GLYCOSE, a hexose su...
glyptals
26
17
GLYPTAL, a kind of a...
glyptics
29
19
GLYPTIC, the art or...
gnashers
16
13
GNASHER, (colloquial...
gnawings
18
17
GNAWING, a persisten...
gneisses
14
11
GNEISS, a foliated u...
gnomists
16
14
GNOMIST, a writer of...
gnostics
18
14
GNOSTIC, one who kno...
goalless
16
12
having no goal [adj]
gobblers
20
17
GOBBLER, (US) a turk...
gobioids
17
14
GOBIOID, a fish of t...
goburras
17
14
GOBURRA, (Native Aus...
goddamns
15
16
GODDAMN, to damn, al...
godetias
14
11
GODETIA, any plant o...
godheads
16
14
GODHEAD, the state o...
godhoods
16
14
GODHOOD, the state o...
godlings
17
15
GODLING, a lesser go...
godroons
13
12
GODROON [v]
godsends
14
13
GODSEND, an unexpect...
godships
20
16
GODSHIP, the rank of...
godslots
16
12
GODSLOT, a slot in a...
godwards
18
15
towards God, also GO...
gogglers
18
15
GOGGLER, a kind of o...
goitrous
15
11
having a goiter [adj...
goldarns
15
13
GOLDARN [n]
goldbugs
20
18
GOLDBUG, a gold beet...
goldeyes
21
14
GOLDEYE, a freshwate...
goldless
17
13
having no gold [adj]
goldurns
16
14
GOLDURN, an expressi...
golfings
19
17
GOLFING, the game of...
goliards
16
12
GOLIARD, (historical...
goliases
15
11
GOLIAS, to behave ir...
goliaths
18
13
GOLIATH, a person co...
gollands
16
14
GOLLAND, (dialect) a...
goloshes
17
13
GOLOSHE, an overshoe...
gombeens
16
17
GOMBEEN, (Irish) usu...
gomerals
16
14
GOMERAL, (Scots) a s...
gomerels
16
14
GOMEREL, (Scots) a s...
gomerils
17
14
GOMERIL, (Scots) a s...
gondolas
14
13
GONDOLA, a long, nar...
goneness
12
12
a state of exhaustio...
gonopods
15
15
GONOPOD, either of a...
goodbyes
22
16
GOODBYE, a remark or...
goodness
13
12
the state of being g...
goofuses
16
14
GOOFUS, a foolish or...
googlies
16
13
GOOGLY, a type of bo...
gooiness
13
11
the state of being g...
goombahs
19
18
GOOMBAH, an older ma...
goombays
23
18
GOOMBAY, calypso mus...
gopurams
18
17
GOPURAM, in South In...
goramies
15
13
GORAMY, a large fres...
gorcocks
22
20
GORCOCK, the male re...
gorcrows
21
16
GORCROW, (dialect) t...
gorditas
15
11
GORDITA, (Spanish) a...
gorgeous
15
13
beautiful [adj GORGE...
gorillas
17
12
GORILLA, a large ape...
goriness
14
11
the state of being g...
gormands
15
15
GORMAND, one who lov...
gormless
17
14
stupid, witless, vac...
gorsedds
15
12
GORSEDD, (Welsh) an...
gorsoons
13
11
GORSOON, a boy or bo...
goshawks
21
19
GOSHAWK, a large haw...
goslings
17
14
GOSLING, a young goo...
gosports
17
13
GOSPORT, a communica...
gossoons
13
11
GOSSOON, a boy or bo...
gotchies
20
15
underpants [n]
gothites
17
12
GOTHITE, an ore of i...
gouaches
19
16
GOUACHE, a method of...
gougeres
15
13
GOUGERE, a kind of c...
goujeers
16
20
an editor's spurious...
gouramis
16
14
GOURAMI, a large Eas...
gourmets
16
14
GOURMET, a connoisse...
gowlands
18
16
GOWLAND, (dialect) a...
gownboys
25
19
GOWNBOY, a school fo...
grabbers
19
16
GRABBER, one who sei...
grabbles
20
17
GRABBLE, to grope, a...
graciles
19
14
GRACILIS, a thigh mu...
gracilis
20
14
a thigh muscle [n GR...
gracious
18
14
marked by kindness a...
grackles
20
18
GRACKLE, a kind of A...
gradates
14
11
GRADATE, to change b...
graddans
14
13
GRADDAN, to parch in...
gradines
14
12
GRADINE, one of a se...
gradings
16
14
GRADING, the act of...
graduals
16
13
GRADUAL, the part of...
graduses
15
12
GRADUS, (Latin) a di...
grafters
17
13
GRAFTER, one who gra...
grainers
14
11
GRAINER, a person wh...
grammars
17
16
GRAMMAR, the study o...
grampies
18
16
GRAMPY, a grandfathe...
grandads
14
13
GRANDAD, a grandfath...
grandams
15
15
GRANDAM, (archaic) a...
grandees
13
12
GRANDEE, a man of hi...
grandmas
15
15
GRANDMA, a grandmoth...
grandpas
16
15
GRANDPA, a grandfath...
granfers
16
14
GRANFER, (dialect) a...
grangers
15
13
GRANGER, a farm stew...
granitas
14
11
GRANITA, an ice conf...
granites
14
11
GRANITE, a highly fe...
grannams
14
15
GRANNAM, (archaic) a...
grannies
13
12
GRANNIE, to defeat t...
grannoms
14
15
GRANNOM, a type of c...
granolas
14
12
GRANOLA, (tradename)...
grantees
13
11
GRANTEE, one to whom...
granters
14
11
GRANTER, the person...
grantors
14
11
GRANTOR, the person...
granules
15
13
GRANULE, a little gr...
graphics
23
18
GRAPHIC, a painting...
graplins
18
15
GRAPLIN, a type of a...
grapnels
17
15
GRAPNEL, a small anc...
grapples
20
17
GRAPPLE, to struggle...
graspers
17
13
GRASPER, one who gra...
grassers
15
10
GRASSER, (slang) a g...
grassums
17
14
GRASSUM, in Scots la...
gratings
16
13
GRATING, a network o...
graupels
18
15
GRAUPEL, (German) pr...
gravidas
17
15
GRAVIDA, a pregnant...
gravings
18
17
GRAVING, an engravin...
gravitas
17
14
reserved, dignified...
gravlaks
19
19
(Swedish) a Scandina...
gravures
17
15
GRAVURE, any process...
grayhens
22
15
GRAYHEN, the female...
graylags
23
15
GRAYLAG, a species o...
grayness
20
13
the state of being g...
grayouts
21
13
GRAYOUT, temporary b...
graziers
18
19
GRAZIER, one who pas...
grazings
19
22
GRAZING, land used f...
greasers
14
10
GREASER, one who, or...
greasies
14
10
GREASY, (Australian...
greatens
13
11
GREATEN, to make gre...
grecians
17
14
GRECIAN, a step, als...
grecises
18
13
GRECISE, to provide...
grecizes
21
22
GRECIZE, to provide...
grecques
26
23
GRECQUE, (French) a...
greeboes
15
13
GREEBO, an unkempt y...
greeners
13
11
GREENER, a newly-arr...
greenies
13
11
GREENIE, (colloquial...
greenths
16
13
GREENTH, the state o...
greeters
14
10
GREETER, one who gre...
gregales
16
13
GREGALE, (Italian) a...
greisens
14
11
GREISEN, (German) a...
gremials
17
14
GREMIAL, a cloth lai...
gremlins
17
15
GREMLIN, a goblin ac...
gremmies
17
16
GREMMIE, an inexperi...
grenades
13
12
GRENADE, a small exp...
greyhens
22
15
GREYHEN, the female...
greyings
22
15
GREYING, the process...
greylags
23
15
GREYLAG, a species o...
greyness
20
13
the state of being g...
gribbles
21
17
GRIBBLE, a small cru...
gricings
20
16
GRICING, train-spott...
gridders
16
12
GRIDDER, (US) an Ame...
griddles
17
13
GRIDDLE, to cook on...
griefers
17
13
GRIEFER, an onliner...
grievers
17
14
GRIEVER, one who gri...
grievous
17
15
causing grief [adj G...
griffins
20
17
GRIFFIN, an imaginar...
griffons
19
17
GRIFFON, a dog like...
grifters
18
13
GRIFTER, (US) a swin...
grillers
18
12
GRILLER, a person wh...
grimaces
19
16
GRIMACE, to contort...
grimness
16
14
the quality of being...
grinches
20
16
GRINCH, someone who...
grinders
15
12
GRINDER, one who, or...
grinners
14
12
GRINNER, one who gri...
gripings
19
16
GRIPING, the act of...
grippers
20
16
GRIPPER, one who, or...
gripples
21
17
GRIPPLE, (obsolete)...
griseous
15
11
pearl-grey or blue-g...
grisgris
18
12
an African charm or...
griskins
17
15
GRISKIN, the lean pa...
grislies
17
11
GRISLY, a grizzly be...
gristers
16
10
GRISTER, a device fo...
gristles
17
11
GRISTLE, the tough p...
gritless
17
11
without grit [adj]
gritters
16
10
GRITTER, a vehicle f...
grizzles
23
29
GRIZZLE, to become g...
groaners
13
11
GROANER, one who gro...
grockles
20
18
GROCKLE, a tourist o...
grograms
17
15
GROGRAM, a coarse lo...
grommets
17
16
GROMMET, to fit with...
groomers
15
13
GROOMER, one that gr...
groovers
16
14
GROOVER, one who or...
groserts
15
10
GROSERT, (Scots) a g...
grossers
15
10
GROSSER, a product t...
grottoes
14
10
GROTTO, a cave [n]
grouches
20
16
GROUCH, to grumble [...
groupers
17
14
GROUPER, one of seve...
groupies
17
14
GROUPY, a follower o...
grousers
15
11
GROUSER, one who gro...
grouters
15
11
GROUTER, an instrume...
growings
19
16
GROWING, the act of...
growlers
19
14
GROWLER, one who gro...
grownups
20
18
GROWNUP, a mature pe...
grubbers
20
17
GRUBBER, an implemen...
grubbles
21
18
GRUBBLE, to grope, a...
grudgers
17
14
GRUDGER, one who gru...
gruelers
16
12
GRUELER, one that gr...
grumbles
20
18
GRUMBLE, to mutter i...
grummets
18
17
GRUMMET, to fit with...
grumness
16
15
the quality of being...
grumpies
19
17
GRUMPY, a bad-temper...
grundies
15
13
(colloquial) men's u...
grundles
16
14
GRUNDLE, (US slang)...
grungers
16
14
GRUNGER, a fan of a...
grunions
14
13
GRUNION, a small Cal...
grunters
15
12
GRUNTER, one who, or...
gruntles
16
13
GRUNTLE, to put in g...
grutches
21
16
GRUTCH, (Spenser) to...
gruyeres
21
13
GRUYERE, (French) a...
gryphons
25
18
GRYPHON, a fabled an...
grysboks
25
19
GRYSBOK, a small Sou...
guanacos
16
15
GUANACO, a South Ame...
guanases
13
12
GUANASE, an enzyme [...
guanines
13
13
GUANINE, a yellowish...
guaranas
13
12
GUARANA, a caffeine-...
guaranis
14
12
GUARANI, a monetary...
guardees
14
12
GUARDEE, a guardsman...
guarders
15
12
GUARDER, one who gua...
guayules
22
15
GUAYULE, a silver-le...
gudgeons
15
15
GUDGEON, to defraud,...
guerdons
14
13
GUERDON, to reward [...
guerezas
17
20
GUEREZA, a large, lo...
guerites
15
11
GUERITE, (French) a...
guessers
15
11
GUESSER, one who gue...
guestens
14
12
GUESTEN, (obsolete)...
guichets
21
16
GUICHET, (French) a...
guidages
16
14
GUIDAGE, (obsolete)...
guidings
17
15
GUIDING, the act of...
guilders
17
13
GUILDER, a monetary...
guipures
18
15
GUIPURE, a kind of l...
guisards
16
12
GUISARD, a person in...
guisings
17
14
GUISING, (Scots) a s...
gumballs
21
19
GUMBALL, a small bal...
gumboils
20
18
GUMBOIL, an abscess...
gumboots
18
17
GUMBOOT, a rubber bo...
gumdrops
19
18
GUMDROP, a type of c...
gumlands
17
17
in Australia, infert...
gumlines
17
16
GUMLINE, the edge of...
gummings
19
20
GUMMING, the use of...
gummites
18
17
GUMMITE, a hydrated...
gummoses
17
17
GUMMOSIS, patches of...
gummosis
18
17
patches of gum on fr...
gumshoes
18
16
GUMSHOE, to investig...
gumtrees
16
14
GUMTREE, a tree that...
gumweeds
19
18
GUMWEED, a plant cov...
gumwoods
19
18
GUMWOOD, the wood of...
gunboats
16
15
GUNBOAT, an armed ve...
gunfires
17
15
GUNFIRE, the firing...
gunlocks
20
20
GUNLOCK, the mechani...
gunnages
14
15
GUNNAGE, a total of...
gunneras
13
13
GUNNERA, a large-lea...
gunnings
15
16
GUNNING, the sport o...
gunplays
24
18
GUNPLAY, the shootin...
gunports
17
15
GUNPORT, a porthole...
gunrooms
15
15
GUNROOM, a room on a...
gunships
20
17
GUNSHIP, an armed he...
gunshots
17
14
GUNSHOT, a projectil...
gunwales
18
16
GUNWALE, the upper e...
gurglets
18
14
GURGLET, a porous ea...
gurnards
15
13
GURNARD, a marine fi...
gurriers
16
11
GURRIER, in Dublin,...
gurudoms
17
16
GURUDOM, the state o...
guruisms
18
15
GURUISM, the state o...
gustless
17
12
having no gusts [adj...
gutchers
21
16
GUTCHER, a grandfath...
gutsfuls
20
16
GUTSFUL, one's fill,...
guttates
15
11
GUTTATE, to exude li...
guttlers
17
12
GUTTLER, a greedy ea...
guylines
22
15
GUYLINE, a wire used...
guzzlers
23
30
GUZZLER, an immodera...
gweducks
23
22
GWEDUCK, a large edi...
gwiniads
18
15
GWINIAD, a fish of N...
gwyniads
24
17
GWYNIAD, a fish of N...
gymnasts
22
16
GYMNAST, one who is...
gymslips
27
19
GYMSLIP, a schoolgir...
gymsuits
24
16
GYMSUIT, a costume w...
gyplures
25
17
GYPLURE, a synthetic...
gypseous
23
16
containing gypsum [a...
gypsters
24
15
GYPSTER, one that gy...
gyrators
21
12
GYRATOR, one who gyr...
gyrocars
24
15
GYROCAR, a monorail...
habitans
17
14
HABITAN, (French) a...
habitats
18
13
HABITAT, the natural...
habitues
18
14
HABITUE, (French) on...
hachures
21
16
HACHURE, to make a h...
hackbuts
23
21
HACKBUT, (historical...
hackings
21
20
HACKING, horseback r...
hacklers
21
18
HACKLER, a device fo...
hacklets
21
18
HACKLET, the kittiwa...
hackneys
25
20
HACKNEY, to make tri...
hacksaws
23
20
HACKSAW, to cut with...
haddocks
20
19
HADDOCK, a North Atl...
hadedahs
17
14
HADEDAH, (South Afri...
hadromes
16
14
HADROME, the conduct...
haeredes
14
11
HAERES, an heir, als...
hafflins
21
18
HAFFLIN, (Scots) a h...
hafniums
19
18
HAFNIUM, a metallic...
haftaras
17
13
HAFTARA, a Biblical...
haftaros
17
13
HAFTARAH, (Hebrew) a...
haftoros
17
13
HAFTORAH, a Biblical...
hagbolts
20
16
HAGBOLT, a sea bird,...
hagdowns
19
17
HAGDOWN, a sea bird,...
haggadas
17
15
HAGGADA, (Hebrew) th...
haggards
18
15
HAGGARD, an adult ha...
haggises
18
14
HAGGIS, a Scottish d...
hagglers
19
15
HAGGLER, one who hag...
hagrides
17
13
HAGRIDE, to drive as...
hahniums
19
17
HAHNIUM, an artifici...
hainches
20
16
HAINCH, to throw wit...
hainings
16
14
HAINING, an enclosur...
haircaps
21
16
HAIRCAP, a hat [n]
haircuts
20
14
HAIRCUT, a cutting o...
hairless
17
11
a hairless dog [n -E...
hairnets
15
11
HAIRNET, a net worn...
hairpins
18
14
HAIRPIN, a hair fast...
halachas
21
16
HALACHA, the legal p...
halakahs
19
17
HALAKAH, the legal p...
halakhas
19
17
HALAKHA, the legal p...
halalahs
19
14
HALALAH, a Saudi Ara...
halavahs
20
17
HALAVAH, a sweetmeat...
halberds
19
15
HALBERD, an ancient...
halberts
19
14
HALBERT, an ancient...
halcyons
25
17
HALCYON, a mythical...
haleness
15
12
the state of being h...
halflins
20
16
HALFLIN, a half-grow...
halfness
18
15
the state of being h...
halfwits
23
17
HALFWIT, an idiot [n...
halibuts
20
15
HALIBUT, a kind of l...
halidoms
18
15
HALIDOM, (archaic) h...
halimots
18
14
HALIMOT, an erroneou...
haliotes
16
11
HALIOTIS, (Greek) a...
haliotis
17
11
(Greek) a genus of m...
halitous
17
12
vaporous [adj]
hallalis
19
13
HALLALI, a bugle-cal...
hallians
17
13
HALLIAN, (Scots) a l...
hallings
19
15
HALLING, a Norwegian...
hallions
17
13
HALLION, (Scots) a l...
halluces
21
16
HALLUX, the big toe;...
hallways
27
17
HALLWAY, a hall or c...
hallyons
23
15
HALLYON, (Scots) a l...
halogens
16
14
HALOGEN, any of the...
haloumis
18
15
HALOUMI, a Greek dis...
halteres
16
11
HALTERE, the rudimen...
haltings
18
14
HALTING, a stopping,...
haltless
18
12
not hesitant [adj]
halvings
20
18
HALVING, the act of...
halyards
23
14
HALYARD, a line used...
hamatsas
16
13
HAMATSA, a dance ins...
hambones
17
17
HAMBONE, to overact,...
hamburgs
21
19
HAMBURG, a patty of...
hammadas
17
17
HAMMADA, a desert pl...
hammocks
22
23
HAMMOCK, a hanging c...
hamsters
17
13
HAMSTER, a small rod...
hamulous
18
16
relating to a small...
hanapers
16
14
HANAPER, a wicker re...
handaxes
20
19
HANDAX, a stone axe...
handbags
18
17
HANDBAG, to strike w...
handcars
18
15
HANDCAR, a hand-oper...
handfuls
19
17
HANDFUL, as much as...
handguns
16
16
HANDGUN, a gun that...
handisms
17
15
HANDISM, discriminat...
handjars
17
21
HANDJAR, a Persian d...
handjobs
19
24
HANDJOB, an act of m...
handlers
16
13
HANDLER, one who han...
handless
16
13
without hands [adj]
handoffs
19
18
HANDOFF, the act of...
handouts
15
13
HANDOUT, something g...
handpass
17
15
(in Australian Rules...
handsaws
18
15
HANDSAW, a saw used...
handsels
16
13
HANDSEL, to give a g...
handsets
15
12
HANDSET, a device fo...
hangdogs
17
16
HANGDOG, a contempti...
hangings
17
16
HANGING, execution b...
hangouts
16
14
HANGOUT, (colloquial...
hangtags
17
15
HANGTAG, a type of t...
hanumans
15
16
HANUMAN, an East Ind...
hapkidos
19
18
HAPKIDO, a Korean ma...
haplites
19
14
HAPLITE, a fine-grai...
haploids
19
15
HAPLOID, a cell havi...
haplonts
18
15
HAPLONT, an organism...
haploses
18
14
HAPLOSIS, the halvin...
haplosis
19
14
the halving of the c...
haptenes
16
14
HAPTENE, a substance...
haramdas
16
14
HARAMDA, (India) an...
haramdis
17
14
HARAMDI, (India) an...
harasses
15
10
HARASS, to bother pe...
harbours
18
14
HARBOUR, to shelter,...
hardbags
19
16
HARDBAG, a rigid con...
hardhats
18
13
HARDHAT, a protectiv...
hardness
15
12
the state of being h...
hardokes
16
15
HARDOKE, (Shakespear...
hardpans
17
15
HARDPAN, a layer of...
hardtops
18
14
HARDTOP, a rigid roo...
harelips
19
14
HARELIP, a deformity...
harianas
14
11
HARIANA, a breed of...
haricots
19
13
HARICOT, a kind of b...
harigals
18
13
(Scots) viscera, als...
harijans
17
20
HARIJAN, in India, a...
harissas
16
10
HARISSA, a hot paste...
harlings
18
14
HARLING, a scraping...
harmalas
17
14
HARMALA, an African...
harmines
16
14
HARMINE, an alkaloid...
harmless
18
14
not harmful [adj HAR...
harmosts
17
13
HARMOST, a Spartan g...
harosets
15
10
HAROSET, (Hebrew) a...
harpings
19
16
HARPING, a wooden pl...
harpists
19
13
HARPIST, one who pla...
harpoons
16
14
HARPOON, to strike w...
harriers
16
10
HARRIER, a medium-si...
harshens
17
13
HARSHEN, to make har...
harslets
17
11
HARSLET, a pressed m...
hartbees
17
13
(Afrikaans) a large...
harumphs
22
19
HARUMPH, to clear on...
harvests
18
14
HARVEST, to gather i...
hasbians
17
14
HASBIAN, a former le...
hashings
19
15
HASHING, the process...
hashtags
19
14
HASHTAG, a word or n...
hassiums
18
14
HASSIUM, a radioacti...
hassocks
20
17
HASSOCK, a kneeling...
hastings
17
13
(dialect) early frui...
hatbands
17
15
HATBAND, a band worn...
hatboxes
23
20
HATBOX, a box for a...
hatchels
22
16
HATCHEL, to separate...
hatchers
21
15
HATCHER, one who hat...
hatchets
21
15
HATCHET, a small axe...
hateless
16
11
not hating [adj]
hatracks
20
17
HATRACK, a board wit...
hattings
17
13
HATTING, material fo...
hattocks
20
17
HATTOCK, (Scots) a l...
hauberks
19
18
HAUBERK, a tunic-lik...
haulages
17
14
HAULAGE, the act of...
hauliers
17
12
HAULIER, a person or...
haulings
18
15
HAULING, the act of...
haulouts
17
13
HAULOUT, the action...
haunches
20
17
HAUNCH, to throw wit...
haunters
15
12
HAUNTER, one who hau...
hautbois
18
14
a large kind of stra...
hautboys
24
16
HAUTBOY, (archaic) a...
hauteurs
16
12
HAUTEUR, (French) ha...
havartis
18
14
HAVARTI, a semisoft...
haveours
17
15
HAVEOUR, (obsolete)...
haverels
18
15
HAVEREL, (Scots) a f...
haviours
18
15
HAVIOUR, (obsolete)...
hawbucks
26
24
HAWBUCK, a bumpkin [...
hawkbits
23
20
HAWKBIT, a flower of...
hawkings
21
20
HAWKING, falconry [n...
haybands
23
17
HAYBAND, a rope of t...
hayboxes
29
22
HAYBOX, a box for ke...
haycocks
29
22
HAYCOCK, a conical p...
hayforks
25
19
HAYFORK, a tool for...
haylages
23
15
HAYLAGE, a type of h...
haylofts
25
16
HAYLOFT, a loft for...
hayracks
26
19
HAYRACK, a frame use...
hayrakes
22
16
HAYRAKE, a large rak...
hayricks
27
19
HAYRICK, a haystack...
hayrides
22
13
HAYRIDE, a pleasure...
hayseeds
21
13
HAYSEED, a country b...
haywards
25
16
HAYWARD, a parish of...
haywires
25
15
HAYWIRE, wire used i...
haziness
18
20
the state of being h...
headages
15
13
HEADAGE, a subsidy p...
headends
14
13
HEADEND, a facility...
headfuls
19
16
HEADFUL, the content...
headings
16
14
HEADING, a title [n]
headless
16
12
without a head [adj]
headpins
17
15
HEADPIN, a bowling p...
headrigs
17
13
HEADRIG, (Scots) a h...
headsets
15
11
HEADSET, a set of he...
headways
24
16
HEADWAY, forward mov...
healings
17
14
HEALING, the act of...
hearings
16
13
HEARING, a prelimina...
hearkens
15
15
HEARKEN, to listen t...
hearsays
21
12
HEARSAY, secondhand...
heartens
14
11
HEARTEN, to give cou...
hearties
15
10
HEARTY, a comrade [n...
heathens
16
13
HEATHEN, an uncivili...
heathers
17
12
HEATHER, a common lo...
heatings
16
13
HEATING, the provisi...
heatless
16
11
having no heat [adj]
heavings
18
17
HEAVING, turmoil of...
hebenons
15
15
HEBENON, anything wi...
hecklers
21
18
HECKLER, one that he...
hectares
18
13
HECTARE, a measure o...
hedgings
18
16
HEDGING, the work of...
hedonics
18
15
the doctrine of plea...
heedless
16
12
paying little of no...
heelbars
18
14
HEELBAR, a shop or c...
heelings
17
14
HEELING, the act of...
heelless
17
12
without heels [adj]
heeltaps
18
14
HEELTAP, a small amo...
hegemons
16
16
HEGEMON, a political...
hegumens
17
17
HEGUMEN, the head of...
heighths
22
16
HEIGHTH, (archaic) h...
heirdoms
17
14
HEIRDOM, the state o...
heirless
17
11
without an heir [adj...
heisters
16
10
HEISTER, one who hei...
heitikis
18
14
HEITIKI, (Maori) a n...
hektares
16
14
HEKTARE, a measure o...
heliasts
17
11
HELIAST, an Athenian...
helicons
19
15
HELICON, a large cir...
helioses
16
11
HELIOSIS, exposure t...
heliosis
17
11
exposure to the sun...
helipads
19
15
HELIPAD, a landing p...
heliskis
19
15
HELISKI, to ski down...
hellcats
21
15
HELLCAT, a spiteful...
helleris
18
12
HELLERI, a tropical...
helliers
18
12
HELLIER, a slater, a...
hellions
17
13
HELLION, a troubleso...
helmless
19
15
without a helm [adj]
helpings
20
17
HELPING, a portion o...
helpless
20
15
defenceless [adj HEL...
hemagogs
18
17
HEMAGOG, an agent th...
hematics
20
16
HEMATIC, a medicine...
hematins
16
14
HEMATIN, a compound...
hemiolas
17
14
HEMIOLA, in mediaeva...
hemiones
15
14
HEMIONE, an Asiatic...
hemionus
16
15
an Asiatic wild ass,...
hemipods
19
17
HEMIPOD, the button...
hemlines
17
15
HEMLINE, the bottom...
hemlocks
22
21
HEMLOCK, a highly po...
henbanes
15
15
HENBANE, a plant of...
hencoops
19
17
HENCOOP, an enclosur...
henpecks
21
21
HENPECK, to dominate...
heparins
17
14
HEPARIN, a complex s...
hepatics
21
16
HEPATIC, a medicine...
hepsters
18
13
HEPSTER, (slang) one...
heptanes
16
14
HEPTANE, a saturated...
heptoses
17
13
HEPTOSE, any monosac...
herbages
18
15
HERBAGE, herbs colle...
herbists
19
13
HERBIST, a person wh...
herbless
19
14
destitute of herbs o...
herblets
19
14
HERBLET, (Shakespear...
hercules
20
15
any man of great siz...
herdboys
24
16
HERDBOY, a boy who a...
herdings
17
14
HERDING, the act of...
hereness
14
11
the fact of being he...
heresies
15
10
HERESY, a belief con...
heretics
19
13
HERETIC, one that up...
heritors
16
10
HERITOR, a proprieto...
herlings
18
14
HERLING, a young sea...
heroines
14
11
HEROINE, a brave wom...
heroises
15
10
HEROISE, to make her...
heroisms
17
13
HEROISM, heroic beha...
heroizes
18
19
HEROIZE, to make her...
herpeses
17
13
HERPES, a skin infec...
herrings
17
13
HERRING, any marine...
hersalls
18
12
HERSALL, (Spenser) a...
herships
21
15
HERSHIP, (Scots) plu...
hessians
15
11
HESSIAN, a strong co...
hessites
16
10
HESSITE, a lead-gray...
hetaeras
14
10
HETAERA, a Greek cou...
hetairas
15
10
HETAIRA, a Greek cou...
heurekas
16
15
HEUREKA, a brilliant...
heurisms
18
14
HEURISM, the heurist...
hexagons
21
20
HEXAGON, a polygon h...
hexaplas
24
21
HEXAPLA, (Greek) a b...
hexapods
23
21
HEXAPOD, an animal w...
hexereis
21
17
HEXEREI, witchcraft...
hexosans
20
18
HEXOSAN, a polysacch...
heyducks
27
21
HEYDUCK, a brigand,...
hiatuses
16
11
HIATUS, a gap or mis...
hibachis
24
18
HIBACHI, a portable...
hibiscus
23
17
any of numerous chie...
hicatees
18
13
HICATEE, a West Indi...
hidalgas
18
14
HIDALGA, a title den...
hidalgos
18
14
HIDALGO, a title den...
hideless
17
12
without a skin [adj]
hideouts
16
12
HIDEOUT, a place of...
hidlings
19
15
HIDLING [n]
hidroses
16
11
HIDROSIS, abnormal p...
hidrosis
17
11
abnormal perspiratio...
higglers
20
15
HIGGLER, a salespers...
highboys
28
19
HIGHBOY, a tall ches...
highness
19
15
the state of being h...
hightops
22
17
HIGHTOP, the top of...
highways
29
19
HIGHWAY, a major roa...
hildings
19
15
HILDING, (archaic) a...
hillings
20
15
HILLING, tobogganing...
hillocks
23
19
HILLOCK, a small hil...
hilltops
21
15
HILLTOP, the top of...
hiltless
19
12
without a hilt [adj]
hindguts
18
15
HINDGUT, the rear pa...
hindlegs
18
15
HINDLEG, a rear leg...
hintings
17
14
HINTING, the act of...
hipbones
19
17
HIPBONE, a pelvic bo...
hiplines
19
15
HIPLINE, the distanc...
hippings
22
19
HIPPING, a baby's na...
hippuses
21
17
HIPPUS, a clonic spa...
hipsters
19
13
HIPSTER, a person wh...
hireages
16
12
HIREAGE, the fee for...
hirlings
19
14
HIRLING, a young sea...
hirudins
17
13
HIRUDIN, a substance...
hissings
18
13
HISSING, an object o...
histones
15
11
HISTONE, any of a gr...
histrios
17
10
HISTRIO, (archaic) a...
hitchers
22
15
HITCHER, one that hi...
hiveless
19
15
without a hive [adj]
hoarders
15
11
HOARDER, one that ho...
hoarsens
14
11
HOARSEN, to make hoa...
hoatzins
18
20
HOATZIN, a South Ame...
hobblers
21
17
HOBBLER, (obsolete)...
hobnails
18
15
HOBNAIL, to furnish...
hobodoms
18
17
HOBODOM, the world o...
hoboisms
19
16
HOBOISM, the state o...
hocusses
19
14
HOCUS, to deceive or...
hoecakes
18
17
HOECAKE, a thin cake...
hoedowns
17
15
HOEDOWN, (US) a coun...
hogbacks
23
22
HOGBACK, an eroded,...
hoggings
19
17
HOGGING, a mixture c...
hoghoods
18
15
HOGHOOD, the nature...
hogmanes
16
16
HOGMANE, a Scottish...
hognoses
15
13
HOGNOSE, a type of s...
hogwards
20
16
HOGWARD, a swineherd...
hogweeds
19
16
HOGWEED, a coarse um...
hoickses
20
17
HOICKS, to hark back...
hoisters
16
10
HOISTER, one who hoi...
hokiness
16
15
the state of being h...
hokonuis
16
16
HOKONUI, (Maori) ill...
holdalls
19
14
HOLDALL, a carrying...
holdings
18
15
HOLDING, something h...
holdouts
17
13
HOLDOUT, one who del...
holeless
17
12
without a hole [adj]
holibuts
20
15
HOLIBUT, a flatfish,...
holidays
23
14
HOLIDAY, to take a v...
holiness
16
12
the state of being h...
hollands
17
14
HOLLAND, a coarse pl...
holmiums
20
18
HOLMIUM, a metallic...
holsters
17
11
HOLSTER, to place in...
holydams
24
17
HOLYDAM, (Shakespear...
holydays
29
16
HOLYDAY, a religious...
homagers
17
15
HOMAGER, a feudal va...
homburgs
21
19
HOMBURG, a felt hat...
homeboys
24
18
HOMEBOY, a member of...
homeless
17
14
without a home [adj]
homelyns
23
17
HOMELYN, the spotted...
homeoses
15
13
HOMEOSIS, the assump...
homeosis
16
13
the assumption of th...
homilies
18
14
HOMILY, a sermon [n]
hominess
16
14
the quality of being...
hominids
17
15
HOMINID, a manlike c...
hominies
16
14
HOMINY, hulled, dry...
hominins
16
15
HOMININ, any member...
hommocks
22
23
HOMMOCK, (archaic) a...
hommoses
17
16
HOMMOS, (Turkish) a...
homologs
18
16
HOMOLOG, anything th...
homonyms
23
19
HOMONYM, a word simi...
honchoes
19
16
HONCHO, to take char...
honorees
13
11
HONOREE, a person re...
honorers
14
11
HONORER, one who hon...
hoochies
20
15
HOOCHIE, (colloquial...
hoodless
16
12
without a hood [adj]
hoodlums
18
16
HOODLUM, a smalltime...
hoofless
18
14
without hoofs [adj]
hoofrots
17
13
HOOFROT, foot-rot [n...
hookings
17
17
HOOKING, an illegal...
hookless
17
15
without hooks [adj]
hooklets
17
15
HOOKLET, a small hoo...
hoolocks
20
18
HOOLOCK, a small bla...
hoopless
18
14
without a hoop [adj]
hoosgows
19
15
HOOSGOW, (US slang)...
hootches
20
15
HOOTCH, whisky or an...
hopbinds
20
18
HOPBIND, the stalk o...
hopbines
19
17
HOPBINE, the stalk o...
hopefuls
21
18
HOPEFUL, one that se...
hopeless
18
14
without hope [adj HO...
hopheads
19
16
HOPHEAD, a drug addi...
hoplites
19
14
HOPLITE, a heavily a...
hoppings
21
19
HOPPING, the harvest...
hopplers
21
17
HOPPLER, one who hop...
hopsacks
22
20
HOPSACK, a rough-sur...
hoptoads
17
14
HOPTOAD, a kind of t...
hordeins
15
12
HORDEIN, a protein f...
hordocks
20
18
HORDOCK, (Shakespear...
horizons
18
20
HORIZON, the line wh...
horlicks
22
18
(tradename) a mess,...
hormeses
16
13
HORMESIS, a phenomen...
hormesis
17
13
a phenomenon whereby...
hormones
15
14
HORMONE, a secretion...
hornbags
18
16
HORNBAG, a promiscuo...
hornbugs
19
17
HORNBUG, a stag-beet...
horndogs
16
14
HORNDOG, a sexually...
hornfels
18
15
(German) a compact t...
hornfuls
19
16
HORNFUL, the capacit...
hornings
16
14
HORNING, a mock sere...
hornists
16
11
HORNIST, a horn-play...
hornitos
15
11
HORNITO, a mound of...
hornless
16
12
without horns [adj]
hornlets
16
12
HORNLET, a little ho...
horoekas
15
14
HOROEKA, a New Zeala...
horsings
17
13
HORSING, the birchin...
hosannas
13
12
HOSANNA, to shout wi...
hospices
21
16
HOSPICE, a shelter [...
hostages
16
12
HOSTAGE, a person he...
hostiles
17
11
HOSTILE, an enemy [n...
hostings
17
13
HOSTING, a battle, a...
hostlers
17
11
HOSTLER, one who ten...
hostless
17
11
lacking a host, also...
hostries
16
10
HOSTRY, (Spenser) a...
hotboxes
23
20
HOTBOX [n]
hotcakes
19
17
HOTCAKE, (US) a grid...
hotfoots
17
13
HOTFOOT, to hurry [v...
hotheads
17
13
HOTHEAD, an impetuou...
hotlines
16
12
HOTLINE, a direct co...
hotlinks
18
16
HOTLINK, an area on...
hotpress
18
13
to subject to heat a...
hotshots
18
12
HOTSHOT, an importan...
hotspots
18
13
HOTSPOT, an area kno...
hotspurs
19
14
HOTSPUR, a rash, hot...
hottings
17
13
HOTTING, attempting...
houheres
17
13
HOUHERE, a small eve...
houmuses
17
15
HOUMUS, a Middle Eas...
hounders
15
13
HOUNDER, one who hou...
houngans
15
15
HOUNGAN, a voodoo pr...
hourlies
17
12
HOURLY, something do...
housings
17
14
HOUSING, any dwellin...
houtings
17
14
HOUTING, a European...
hoverers
17
14
HOVERER, that which...
howlings
21
17
HOWLING, the act of...
hryvnias
24
17
HRYVNIA, a monetary...
hryvnyas
30
19
HRYVNYA, a monetary...
huanacos
17
15
HUANACO, a South Ame...
hubrises
19
14
HUBRIS, (Greek) over...
huddlers
18
14
HUDDLER, one who hud...
huffings
22
20
HUFFING, as in huffi...
huffkins
22
22
HUFFKIN, a bun made...
hugeness
16
14
the quality of being...
huipiles
20
15
HUIPIL, a Mexican em...
huitains
16
12
HUITAIN, a group of...
humblers
21
18
HUMBLER, one that hu...
humdrums
20
19
HUMDRUM, a dull bori...
humefies
19
17
HUMEFY, (obsolete) t...
humerals
18
15
HUMERAL, a bone of t...
humidors
18
15
HUMIDOR, a humid pla...
humifies
20
17
HUMIFY, to moisten,...
hummaums
20
21
HUMMAUM, a Turkish b...
hummings
20
20
HUMMING, the noise o...
hummocks
23
24
HUMMOCK, to form int...
hummuses
19
18
HUMMUS, (Turkish) a...
humogens
17
17
HUMOGEN, a fertilize...
humorous
17
15
funny; witty [adj HU...
humouses
17
15
HUMOUS, a Middle Eas...
humpless
21
18
without a hump [adj]
humpties
20
17
HUMPTY, a low padded...
hundreds
16
14
HUNDRED, a number, t...
huntings
17
15
HUNTING, an instance...
huntress
16
12
a female hunter [n -...
hurdlers
18
13
HURDLER, one that hu...
hurlbats
20
15
HURLBAT, (obsolete)...
hurlings
19
15
HURLING, a ball game...
hurriers
17
11
HURRIER, one who hur...
hurtless
18
12
without hurt [adj HU...
husbands
18
16
HUSBAND, to be a thr...
huskings
19
18
HUSKING, a festive g...
hustings
18
14
a political platform...
hustlers
18
12
HUSTLER, one who hus...
huswifes
22
17
HUSWIFE, a sewing ki...
huswives
22
18
HUSWIFE, a sewing ki...
hutchies
22
16
HUTCHIE, (Australia)...
hutments
17
15
HUTMENT, a group of...
huttings
18
14
HUTTING, material fo...
hutzpahs
24
25
HUTZPAH, (Yiddish) s...
hyacines
24
16
HYACINE, (Spenser) a...
hyalines
22
14
HYALINE, (Milton) a...
hyalites
23
13
HYALITE, a pellucid...
hyaloids
23
14
HYALOID, a thin tran...
hybrises
25
15
HYBRIS, (Greek) over...
hydatids
23
14
HYDATID, a fluid-fil...
hydrants
22
14
HYDRANT, an outlet f...
hydrases
22
13
HYDRASE, an enzyme t...
hydrates
22
13
HYDRATE, to combine...
hydrides
23
14
HYDRIDE, any compoun...
hydroids
23
14
HYDROID, a marine cr...
hydromas
23
16
HYDROMA, a watery sw...
hygeists
24
14
HYGEIST, one skilled...
hygienes
22
15
HYGIENE, the science...
hygromas
24
17
HYGROMA, a watery sw...
hyldings
25
17
HYLDING, (Spenser) a...
hyloists
24
13
HYLOIST, one who hol...
hymnists
24
16
HYMNIST, a person wh...
hymnless
24
17
without hymns [adj]
hyperons
23
16
HYPERON, a class of...
hypnones
22
17
HYPNONE, an aromatic...
hypnoses
23
16
HYPNOSIS, an artific...
hypnosis
24
16
an artificially indu...
hyponeas
22
16
HYPONEA, a dulled me...
hyponyms
31
21
HYPONYM, one of seve...
hypoxias
30
22
HYPOXIA, a deficienc...
iambists
18
14
IAMBIST, a poet who...
iambuses
17
15
IAMBUS, a type of me...
iberises
16
11
IBERIS, the candytuf...
iceballs
21
16
ICEBALL, a ball game...
icebergs
20
16
ICEBERG, a large flo...
iceboats
18
14
ICEBOAT, a boat adap...
iceboxes
24
21
ICEBOX, a cabinet fo...
icefalls
21
16
ICEFALL, a steep par...
icepacks
23
21
ICEPACK, packed ice...
icewines
19
15
ICEWINE, a dessert w...
iceworms
21
17
ICEWORM, a small wor...
ichnites
19
14
ICHNITE, a fossil fo...
ichorous
19
14
of or like ichor, se...
ickiness
18
16
the state of being i...
iconises
16
12
ICONISE, to venerate...
iconizes
19
21
ICONIZE, to venerate...
icterics
21
14
ICTERIC, a remedy fo...
icterids
18
12
ICTERID, an American...
idealess
14
10
without ideas [adj]
idiocies
17
12
IDIOCY, the state of...
idleness
14
11
the state of being i...
idlesses
15
10
IDLESSE, idleness [n...
idolises
15
10
IDOLISE, to worship,...
idolisms
17
13
IDOLISM, worship of...
idolists
16
10
IDOLIST, someone who...
idolizes
18
19
IDOLIZE, to worship,...
idoneous
12
11
appropriate, suitabl...
idylists
23
12
IDYLIST, a writer of...
iffiness
18
15
the state of being i...
igarapes
16
13
IGARAPE, a canoe wat...
ignaroes
13
11
IGNARO, (archaic) an...
ignatias
14
11
IGNATIA, a medicinal...
ignifies
17
14
IGNIFY, to burn [v]
igniters
15
11
IGNITER, someone who...
ignitors
15
11
IGNITOR, someone who...
ignomies
15
14
IGNOMY, (Shakespeare...
ignorers
14
11
IGNORER, one who ign...
iguanids
15
13
IGUANID, any member...
ijtihads
19
20
IJTIHAD, (Arabic) th...
ikebanas
15
16
IKEBANA, (Japanese)...
ilkadays
22
16
every day, every day...
illapses
18
13
ILLAPSE, to glide in...
illegals
18
13
ILLEGAL, a person wh...
illogics
21
15
ILLOGIC, the absence...
imagines
15
14
IMAGINE, to form a m...
imagings
17
16
IMAGING, the process...
imagisms
18
16
IMAGISM, a twentieth...
imagists
17
13
IMAGIST, a member of...
imamates
15
14
IMAMATE, the office...
imbathes
19
16
IMBATHE, (archaic) t...
imbibers
20
17
IMBIBER, one that im...
imblazes
21
24
IMBLAZE, to adorn wi...
imbodies
17
15
IMBODY, to form into...
imbosoms
18
17
IMBOSOM, to embrace,...
imbosses
17
14
IMBOSS, to decorate...
imbowers
20
17
IMBOWER, to give she...
imbrices
21
17
IMBREX, (Latin) in R...
imbrowns
20
18
IMBROWN, to make bro...
imbrutes
18
15
IMBRUTE, (archaic) t...
imburses
18
15
IMBURSE, to put in a...
imitants
15
12
IMITANT, an imitatio...
imitates
15
11
IMITATE, to behave i...
immerges
17
16
IMMERGE, to plunge i...
immerses
16
14
IMMERSE, to plunge i...
immeshes
18
16
IMMESH, to entangle,...
impaints
17
15
IMPAINT, (Shakespear...
impalers
18
15
IMPALER, one that im...
impanels
17
16
IMPANEL, to put onto...
impasses
17
14
IMPASSE, a position...
impastes
17
14
IMPASTE, to lay colo...
impastos
17
14
IMPASTO, (Italian) t...
impearls
18
15
IMPEARL, to make pea...
impeders
17
15
IMPEDER, one that im...
impedors
17
15
IMPEDOR, an electric...
imperils
19
15
IMPERIL, to put in d...
impinges
18
17
IMPINGE, to collide...
implants
18
16
IMPLANT, to plant fi...
implates
18
15
IMPLATE, to put a co...
impleads
18
16
IMPLEAD, to sue in a...
impletes
18
15
IMPLETE, (archaic) t...
implexes
24
22
IMPLEX, a muscle att...
implodes
18
16
IMPLODE, to collapse...
implores
18
15
IMPLORE, to beg for...
imporous
17
15
extremely dense [adj...
imposers
17
14
IMPOSER, one who imp...
impounds
17
17
IMPOUND, to seize an...
impowers
20
17
IMPOWER, to authoriz...
impregns
18
17
IMPREGN, (archaic) t...
impresas
17
14
IMPRESA, an emblem w...
impreses
17
14
IMPRESE, an emblem w...
imprests
18
14
IMPREST, an advance...
imprimis
20
17
(Latin) in the first...
imprints
18
15
IMPRINT, to produce...
improves
19
18
IMPROVE, to make bet...
impulses
19
16
IMPULSE, to give imp...
imputers
18
15
IMPUTER, one who imp...
inarches
18
14
INARCH, to graft in...
inbeings
16
15
INBEING, inherent ex...
inboards
15
13
INBOARD, a type of m...
inbounds
15
15
INBOUND, to return a...
inbreaks
16
16
INBREAK, a violent r...
inbreeds
15
13
INBREED, to breed cl...
inbrings
17
15
INBRING, to bring in...
inbursts
17
13
INBURST [n]
incenses
15
13
INCENSE, to make ver...
inchases
18
14
INCHASE, to place in...
inchpins
21
18
INCHPIN, (obsolete)...
incipits
20
15
INCIPIT, (Latin) an...
incisors
17
12
INCISOR, a cutting t...
inciters
17
12
INCITER, one who inc...
inclasps
20
16
INCLASP, to embrace,...
inclines
17
14
INCLINE, to slant [v...
incloses
17
13
INCLOSE, to surround...
includes
18
15
INCLUDE, to take in...
incomers
17
15
INCOMER, one that co...
inconnus
15
15
INCONNU, an unknown...
incrusts
18
13
INCRUST, to cover wi...
incubous
19
17
having overlapping l...
incurves
19
17
INCURVE, to curve in...
indamins
14
14
INDAMIN, any unstabl...
indexers
19
17
INDEXER, one who ind...
indicans
16
14
INDICAN, a glucoside...
indicias
17
13
INDICIA, a distincti...
indigens
14
13
INDIGEN, one born in...
indigoes
14
12
INDIGO, a blue dye [...
inditers
14
10
INDITER, one who ind...
indorses
13
10
INDORSE, to declare...
indoxyls
27
20
INDOXYL, a nitrogeno...
indrafts
16
13
INDRAFT, a drawing i...
indrises
14
10
INDRIS, a short-tail...
inducers
17
14
INDUCER, one who, or...
indulges
16
14
INDULGE, to yield to...
indulins
15
13
INDULIN, a blue dye,...
indwells
19
15
INDWELL, to live wit...
inearths
15
11
INEARTH, (archaic) t...
inermous
14
13
without thorns, also...
inertias
13
9
INERTIA, the tendenc...
infamies
16
15
INFAMY, the state of...
infamous
16
16
having a vile reputa...
infantas
14
13
INFANTA, (Spanish) a...
infantes
14
13
INFANTE, (historical...
infarcts
19
15
INFARCT, a portion o...
infaunas
14
14
INFAUNA, fauna livin...
infeoffs
19
18
INFEOFF, to invest w...
infernos
14
13
INFERNO, a place of...
infidels
17
14
INFIDEL, one who has...
infields
17
14
INFIELD, the area of...
infights
20
16
INFIGHT, to contend...
infimums
19
19
INFIMUM, a mathemati...
inflames
17
16
INFLAME, to set on f...
inflates
16
13
INFLATE, to expand w...
inflatus
17
14
(Latin) a blowing or...
inflects
20
16
INFLECT, to bend or...
inflicts
21
16
INFLICT, to impose o...
influxes
23
21
INFLUX, a flowing in...
inforces
18
15
INFORCE, to compel,...
infracts
19
15
INFRACT, to break a...
infusers
16
13
INFUSER, one who inf...
ingeners
13
12
INGENER, (Shakespear...
ingenues
13
13
INGENUE, (French) an...
inglobes
17
15
INGLOBE, to form int...
ingoings
15
14
INGOING, a going in...
ingrafts
17
14
INGRAFT, to graft fo...
ingrains
14
12
INGRAIN, to impress...
ingrates
14
11
INGRATE, an ungratef...
ingroups
17
15
INGROUP, a group uni...
ingulphs
21
18
INGULPH, to swallow...
inhabits
18
14
INHABIT, to live in...
inhalers
16
12
INHALER, one that in...
inhausts
16
12
INHAUST, to drink in...
inherces
18
14
INHERCE, (Shakespear...
inherits
16
11
INHERIT, to receive...
inhibins
18
15
INHIBIN, a human sex...
inhibits
19
14
INHIBIT, to restrain...
inhumers
17
15
INHUMER, one who inh...
initials
15
10
INITIAL, to mark wit...
injoints
15
19
INJOINT, (Shakespear...
injuncts
19
23
INJUNCT, to prohibit...
injurers
16
19
INJURER, one who inj...
injuries
16
19
INJURY, harm inflict...
inkblots
18
17
INKBLOT, a blotted p...
inkhorns
16
16
INKHORN, a small con...
inkhosis
17
15
INKHOSI, a tradition...
inkiness
14
14
the state of being i...
inklings
17
17
INKLING, a slight su...
inkspots
17
16
INKSPOT, a small ink...
inkwells
20
18
INKWELL, a small con...
inkwoods
17
17
INKWOOD, an evergree...
inlayers
20
12
INLAYER, one who inl...
inmeshes
16
14
INMESH, to entangle,...
innerves
14
14
INNERVE, to supply w...
innyards
19
13
INNYARD, the courtya...
inosines
12
10
INOSINE, a compound...
inosites
13
9
INOSITE, an alcohol...
inqilabs
25
22
INQILAB, in India, a...
inqueres
21
19
INQUERE, (Spenser) t...
inquests
22
19
INQUEST, a legal inq...
inquiets
22
19
INQUIET, to disturb...
inquires
22
19
INQUIRE, to ask abou...
inrushes
16
12
INRUSH, a rushing in...
insanies
12
10
INSANIE, (Shakespear...
inscapes
18
15
INSCAPE, the essenti...
insculps
21
17
INSCULP, to engrave,...
inshells
18
13
INSHELL, (Shakespear...
insiders
14
10
INSIDER, an accepted...
insights
18
13
INSIGHT, a perceptio...
insinews
16
13
INSINEW, to be joine...
insnares
12
10
INSNARE, to trap, al...
inspects
19
15
INSPECT, to examine...
inspires
16
12
INSPIRE, to influenc...
installs
16
11
INSTALL, to place in...
instants
13
10
INSTANT, a very shor...
instates
13
9
INSTATE, to install...
instills
17
11
INSTILL, to infuse s...
instress
14
9
to create an inner n...
insulars
15
11
INSULAR, a native or...
insulins
15
12
INSULIN, a protein h...
insureds
14
11
INSURED, one who is...
insurers
14
10
INSURER, one who ins...
inswings
18
15
INSWING, an inward s...
integers
14
11
INTEGER, a whole num...
interess
13
9
(obsolete) to intere...
interims
15
12
INTERIM, the time be...
internes
12
10
INTERNE, a trainee g...
inthrals
17
12
INTHRAL, to charm, a...
intitles
15
10
INTITLE, to give a r...
intoners
12
10
INTONER, one who int...
intradas
13
10
INTRADA, a musical p...
intrados
13
10
the inner curve of a...
intrants
13
10
INTRANT, a person wh...
intreats
13
9
INTREAT, to ask for...
introits
14
9
INTROIT, psalm or an...
intrudes
14
11
INTRUDE, to thrust o...
intrusts
15
10
INTRUST, to give ove...
intwines
16
13
INTWINE, to weave to...
intwists
18
12
INTWIST, to twist to...
inuksuks
17
19
INUKSUK, (Inuit) a s...
inulases
14
11
INULASE, an enzyme t...
invaders
15
14
INVADER, one that in...
invalids
17
15
INVALID, to treat as...
inveighs
19
17
INVEIGH, to speak vi...
inverses
15
13
INVERSE, to turn som...
invitees
15
13
INVITEE, one who is...
inviters
16
13
INVITER, one who inv...
invoices
18
16
INVOICE, to bill [v]
invokers
16
17
INVOKER, one who inv...
involves
18
18
INVOLVE, to implicat...
inweaves
17
16
INWEAVE, to weave in...
iodisers
14
9
IODISER, one that io...
iodizers
17
18
IODIZER, one that io...
iodurets
14
10
IODURET, (obsolete)...
ionisers
13
9
IONISER, something t...
ionizers
16
18
IONIZER, something t...
ionogens
12
12
IONOGEN, a compound...
ionomers
13
12
IONOMER, the product...
ipomoeas
15
14
IPOMOEA, a flowering...
iridises
15
9
IRIDISE, to make iri...
iridiums
17
13
IRIDIUM, a metallic...
iridizes
18
18
IRIDIZE, to make iri...
irisates
14
8
IRISATE, to make iri...
iritises
15
8
IRITIS, inflammation...
ironings
14
12
IRONING, clothes to...
ironises
13
9
IRONISE, to satirize...
ironists
14
9
IRONIST, one who use...
ironizes
16
18
IRONIZE, to satirize...
ironless
14
10
not using iron [adj]
ironness
12
10
the state of being i...
isagoges
15
12
ISAGOGE, an academic...
isatines
13
9
ISATINE, a substance...
isleless
16
10
lacking an isle [adj...
isoamyls
22
14
ISOAMYL, isoamyl ace...
isobares
15
11
ISOBARE, a type of a...
isobases
15
11
ISOBASE, a contour l...
isobaths
18
13
ISOBATH, a contour l...
isochors
19
13
ISOCHOR, a curve sho...
isodonts
13
10
ISODONT, an animal w...
isodoses
13
9
ISODOSE, one of seve...
isoforms
17
14
ISOFORM, one of two...
isogloss
16
11
a line indicating li...
isogones
13
11
ISOGONE, a line indi...
isograms
16
13
ISOGRAM, a map line...
isogrivs
18
14
ISOGRIV, a map line...
isohyets
22
12
ISOHYET, a line on a...
isokonts
14
13
ISOKONT, any member...
isolates
14
9
ISOLATE, to set apar...
isoleads
14
10
ISOLEAD, a line on a...
isolexes
20
16
ISOLEX, a line delin...
isolines
14
10
ISOLINE, a map line...
isomeres
14
11
ISOMERE, a body or c...
isonomes
13
12
ISONOME, a line conn...
isopachs
21
16
ISOPACH, a line conn...
isospins
16
12
ISOSPIN, a quantum n...
isotachs
19
13
ISOTACH, a line conn...
isotones
12
9
ISOTONE, one of a nu...
isotopes
15
11
ISOTOPE, one of two...
isotrons
13
9
ISOTRON, a device fo...
isotypes
22
13
ISOTYPE, in taxonomy...
isozymes
24
22
ISOZYME, one of seve...
itacisms
19
14
ITACISM, the pronunc...
itchings
21
16
ITCHING, a tingling...
itemises
15
11
ITEMISE, to set down...
itemizes
18
20
ITEMIZE, to set down...
iterates
13
8
ITERATE, to repeat,...
ivorists
17
12
IVORIST, a worker in...
ivresses
16
12
IVRESSE, (French) dr...
jacamars
19
23
JACAMAR, any of vari...
jacinths
21
23
JACINTH, a variety o...
jackdaws
23
28
JACKDAW, a bird rese...
jackeens
18
25
JACKEEN, (Irish) a p...
jackings
21
27
JACKING, in house da...
jacklegs
22
27
JACKLEG, an amateur;...
jackpots
22
27
JACKPOT, a top prize...
jacksies
20
24
JACKSIE, the posteri...
jacobins
20
24
JACOBIN, a variety o...
jaconets
17
21
JACONET, a kind of t...
jacuzzis
26
39
JACUZZI, a kind of l...
jadeites
15
18
JADEITE, a mineral,...
jaderies
15
18
JADERY, the tricks o...
jaghires
19
21
JAGHIRE, (Hindi) the...
jailless
18
19
having no gaol, also...
jalapins
18
22
JALAPIN, a glucoside...
jallebis
20
22
JALLEBI, (Sanskrit)...
jalopies
18
21
JALOPY, a decrepit c...
jalouses
16
19
JALOUSE, to suspect,...
jamadars
16
21
JAMADAR, an Indian p...
jambarts
19
23
JAMBART, a greave, a...
jambeaus
18
24
JAMBEAU, (obsolete)...
jambiers
19
23
JAMBIER, (obsolete)...
jambiyas
25
25
JAMBIYA, a Middle Ea...
jambones
17
24
JAMBONE, a lone hand...
jambools
19
24
JAMBOOL, the rose-ap...
jamdanis
16
22
JAMDANI, a kind of D...
jammings
19
26
JAMMING, a rock-clim...
jampanis
18
24
JAMPANI, a bearer of...
janglers
17
21
JANGLER, a storytell...
janitors
15
18
JANITOR, a doorkeepe...
janizars
18
27
JANIZAR, (Turkish) a...
jannocks
18
26
JANNOCK, oaten bread...
japeries
17
20
JAPERY, jesting, buf...
jargoons
15
20
JARGOON, a brilliant...
jarheads
17
20
JARHEAD, an American...
jarldoms
18
22
JARLDOM, the domain...
jarrings
17
20
JARRING, the act of...
jasmines
16
21
JASMINE, a genus of...
jaspises
18
20
JASPIS, jasper, also...
jaunties
15
19
JAUNTIE, a naval mas...
javelins
18
23
JAVELIN, to pierce w...
jawbones
19
24
JAWBONE, to lecture...
jawboxes
26
30
JAWBOX, (Scots) a si...
jawfalls
23
25
JAWFALL, a falling o...
jawholes
21
23
JAWHOLE, (Scots) a c...
jawlines
19
22
JAWLINE, the outline...
jaybirds
25
23
JAYBIRD, a corvine b...
jaywalks
27
27
JAYWALK, to cross a...
jeepneys
22
23
JEEPNEY, in the Phil...
jeerings
16
20
JEERING, the act of...
jeggings
19
24
tight-fitting trouse...
jejunums
19
32
JEJUNUM, (Latin) the...
jellabas
19
22
JELLABA, an Arab clo...
jemadars
16
21
JEMADAR, (Urdu) in t...
jemidars
17
21
JEMIDAR, (Urdu) in t...
jeofails
18
21
JEOFAIL, (obsolete)...
jeopards
17
21
JEOPARD, to put in j...
jerkings
18
24
JERKING, the act of...
jerquers
24
27
JERQUER, one who sea...
jerreeds
15
18
JERREED, a wooden Or...
jestings
17
20
JESTING, the act of...
jetbeads
17
21
JETBEAD, an ornament...
jetfoils
19
21
JETFOIL, a hydrofoil...
jetpacks
22
27
JETPACK, a backpack...
jetports
18
20
JETPORT, an airport...
jewelers
19
21
JEWELER, a trader or...
jezebels
21
30
JEZEBEL, a scheming,...
jibbings
22
26
the last milk drawn...
jibbooms
21
26
JIBBOOM, a ship's sp...
jigaboos
18
22
JIGABOO, a black per...
jigajigs
21
30
JIGAJIG, to copulate...
jigajogs
20
30
JIGAJOG, to copulate...
jiggings
20
24
JIGGING, the act of...
jillions
18
20
JILLION, an indefini...
jimpness
19
24
slenderness [n -ES]
jingalls
19
22
JINGALL, a large Chi...
jingkoes
17
24
JINGKO, (Japanese) a...
jinglers
18
21
JINGLER, one who, or...
jinglets
18
21
JINGLET, a clapper o...
jinjilis
20
28
JINJILI, (Hindi) the...
jipyapas
26
25
JIPYAPA, a palmlike...
jobbings
21
26
JOBBING, the doing o...
jobnames
17
24
JOBNAME, a computer...
jockdoms
21
28
JOCKDOM, the world o...
jockneys
25
27
JOCKNEY, the Scots d...
jodhpurs
21
24
JODHPUR, usually in...
joggings
19
24
JOGGING, running at...
jogglers
19
22
JOGGLER, one who jog...
jogpants
18
23
loose fitting trouse...
jogtrots
17
19
JOGTROT [n]
johannes
15
21
an obsolete Portugue...
johnnies
16
21
JOHNNY, a condom, al...
johnsons
16
21
JOHNSON, (slang) a p...
joinders
15
19
JOINDER, a joining o...
joinings
16
21
JOINING, a juncture...
jointers
15
18
JOINTER, a bricklaye...
jokiness
16
22
the state of being a...
jolliers
18
19
JOLLIER, one who put...
jollyers
24
21
JOLLYER, one who use...
joltings
18
21
JOLTING, the act of...
jonquils
25
29
JONQUIL, a species o...
joshings
19
22
JOSHING, the act of...
jostlers
17
18
JOSTLER, one who jos...
jottings
17
20
JOTTING, a brief not...
journals
16
20
JOURNAL, to record i...
journeys
21
21
JOURNEY, to travel [...
jousters
16
18
JOUSTER, one who jou...
joyances
23
23
JOYANCE, delight [n]
joyrides
22
20
JOYRIDE, to take a r...
jubilees
19
22
JUBILEE, a celebrati...
judgings
19
24
JUDGING, the act of...
judoists
17
19
JUDOIST, one skilled...
juggings
20
25
JUGGING, the act of...
jugglers
20
23
JUGGLER, one who jug...
jugheads
19
23
JUGHEAD, an idiot, a...
jugulars
19
22
JUGULAR, a vein in t...
jujitsus
20
28
JUJITSU, a Japanese...
jujuisms
21
31
JUJUISM, a belief in...
jujuists
20
28
JUJUIST, a follower...
jujutsus
20
29
JUJUTSU, a Japanese...
jukskeis
19
26
JUKSKEI, a South Afr...
jumblers
21
25
JUMBLER, one that ju...
jumbucks
25
32
JUMBUCK, (Australian...
jumelles
19
23
JUMELLE, (French) a...
jumpings
21
27
JUMPING, the act of...
jumpoffs
24
30
JUMPOFF, a starting...
jumpsies
20
24
a game involving jum...
juncates
18
22
JUNCATE, (Spenser) a...
juncuses
19
23
JUNCUS, any plant of...
junipers
18
22
JUNIPER, an evergree...
juryless
24
21
with no jury [adj]
jussives
19
22
JUSSIVE, a word used...
justices
20
21
JUSTICE, a judge [n]
justness
16
19
the quality of being...
juvenals
18
24
JUVENAL, a young bir...
kabaddis
17
17
KABADDI, an Asian ve...
kabbalas
19
19
KABBALA, a Jewish do...
kabochas
21
20
KABOCHA, (Japanese)...
kacheris
20
17
KACHERI, (Hindi) an...
kachinas
19
18
KACHINA, (Native Ame...
kachoris
20
17
KACHORI, (Hindi) an...
kagoules
16
16
KAGOULE, a light ano...
kahawais
19
17
KAHAWAI, a large mar...
kainites
14
13
KAINITE, hydrous mag...
kajawahs
21
26
KAJAWAH, a camel sad...
kajeputs
19
25
KAJEPUT, a volatile...
kakivaks
19
24
KAKIVAK, (Inuit) a f...
kakodyls
23
20
KAKODYL, a colourles...
kalimbas
19
19
KALIMBA, a musical i...
kalookis
16
17
KALOOKI, a card game...
kalpises
18
16
KALPIS, a Greek wate...
kameeses
14
15
KAMEES, in South Asi...
kameezes
17
24
KAMEEZ, in South Asi...
kamerads
15
16
KAMERAD, to surrende...
kamichis
22
20
KAMICHI, a South Ame...
kamotiks
17
19
KAMOTIK, (Inuit) a s...
kamotiqs
24
24
KAMOTIQ, (Inuit) a s...
kampongs
18
21
KAMPONG, a Malay vil...
kamseens
14
16
KAMSEEN, the sirocco...
kantelas
14
14
KANTELA, a Finnish z...
kanteles
14
14
KANTELE, a Finnish z...
kaolines
14
14
KAOLINE, a very pure...
karaisms
16
15
KARAISM, a Jewish do...
karakias
15
16
KARAKIA, (Maori) a p...
karakuls
17
18
KARAKUL, (Russian) a...
karangas
14
15
KARANGA, to perform...
karaokes
14
16
KARAOKE, a type of m...
karengos
14
15
KARENGO, an edible t...
karoshis
17
14
KAROSHI, (Japan) dea...
karosses
14
12
KAROSS, (Afrikaans)...
kartings
16
15
KARTING, the sport o...
kashmirs
19
17
KASHMIR, a soft twil...
kashruts
18
15
KASHRUT, the Jewish...
katcinas
17
16
KATCINA, (American I...
kathodes
16
15
KATHODE, a negativel...
kathumps
21
21
KATHUMP, a loud thud...
katorgas
15
14
KATORGA, a Russian f...
katsinas
14
13
KATSINA, (Native Ame...
katsuras
15
13
KATSURA, a deciduous...
katydids
22
16
KATYDID, a kind of g...
kaupapas
18
19
KAUPAPA, (Maori) a s...
kavasses
16
16
KAVASS, an armed att...
kayakers
21
18
KAYAKER, one that ri...
kayoings
21
17
KAYOING, the act of...
kebbocks
23
25
KEBBOCK, (Scots) a d...
kebbucks
24
26
KEBBUCK, (Scots) a d...
kecksies
19
19
KECKSY, the hollow s...
keelages
15
15
KEELAGE, the amount...
keelings
16
16
KEELING, (Scots) a c...
keelless
16
14
having no keel [adj]
keelsons
14
14
KEELSON, a wooden or...
keenings
14
16
KEENING, a wailing,...
keenness
12
14
sharpness [n -ES]
keepings
17
18
KEEPING, custody, ow...
keepnets
15
16
KEEPNET, a net for h...
keesters
14
12
KEESTER, (slang) the...
keftedes
16
16
(Modern Greek) a Gre...
kegelers
16
15
KEGELER, a bowler, a...
keglings
18
18
KEGLING, bowling [n]
keisters
15
12
KEISTER, (slang) the...
keitloas
15
13
KEITLOA, a two-horne...
kellauts
17
15
KELLAUT, an Indian r...
kempings
19
21
KEMPING, a striving...
kennetts
13
14
KENNETT, to ruthless...
kennings
14
17
KENNING, a metaphori...
kenotics
17
16
KENOTIC [n]
keramics
19
18
KERAMIC, an item mad...
keratins
14
13
KERATIN, a fibrous p...
kerbayas
22
17
KERBAYA, a blouse wo...
kerbings
18
18
KERBING, a concrete...
kermeses
15
15
KERMES, a red cochin...
kermises
16
15
KERMIS, (Dutch) in E...
kermodes
15
16
KERMODE, a type of b...
kernings
15
16
KERNING, adjustment...
kernites
14
13
KERNITE, a hydrated...
kerogens
14
15
KEROGEN, a kind of b...
kerygmas
23
19
KERYGMA, (Greek) the...
kestrels
16
13
KESTREL, a kind of s...
ketchups
23
21
KETCHUP, a spicy tom...
ketubahs
19
18
KETUBAH, (Judaism) a...
keycards
24
18
KEYCARD, a coded car...
keyholes
23
17
KEYHOLE, a hole for...
keylines
21
16
KEYLINE, a diagram r...
keynotes
19
15
KEYNOTE, to deliver...
keypress
23
17
a single depression...
keyrings
22
17
KEYRING, a type of c...
keysters
21
14
KEYSTER, (slang) bac...
keywords
24
18
KEYWORD, a significa...
khaddars
17
16
KHADDAR, (Hindi) a h...
khalifas
20
18
KHALIFA, (Arabic) a...
khamsins
18
18
KHAMSIN, (Arabic) th...
khanates
15
15
KHANATE, the domain...
khanjars
18
24
KHANJAR, a Persian d...
khedivas
19
19
KHEDIVA, the wife of...
khedives
19
19
KHEDIVE, a Turkish v...
khirkahs
21
20
KHIRKAH, a patchwork...
khotbahs
21
19
KHOTBAH, (Arabic) an...
khotbehs
21
19
KHOTBEH, (Arabic) an...
khuskhus
22
22
the grain of the Afr...
khutbahs
22
20
KHUTBAH, (Arabic) an...
kibitkas
19
19
KIBITKA, (Russian) a...
kibitzes
21
24
KIBITZ, to give unwe...
kiboshes
19
17
KIBOSH, to put a sto...
kickings
21
22
KICKING, the act of...
kickoffs
24
25
KICKOFF, a kick that...
kickouts
20
20
KICKOUT, in Gaelic f...
kiddiers
16
14
KIDDIER, a huckster;...
kiddings
17
17
KIDDING, the act of...
kidlings
18
17
KIDLING, a young kid...
kidskins
17
18
KIDSKIN, a type of l...
kiesters
15
12
KIESTER, (slang) bac...
kikumons
17
21
KIKUMON, the chrysan...
killases
17
14
KILLAS, a Cornish wo...
killcows
24
20
KILLCOW, (obsolete)...
killdees
17
15
KILLDEE, a wading bi...
killicks
23
21
KILLICK, a small sto...
killings
19
17
KILLING, an act of k...
killjoys
26
25
KILLJOY, one who spo...
killocks
22
21
KILLOCK, a small sto...
kilobars
18
16
KILOBAR, a unit of a...
kilobits
19
16
KILOBIT, a unit of c...
kilorads
16
14
KILORAD, a unit of n...
kilotons
15
14
KILOTON, a measure o...
kiltings
18
16
KILTING, an arrangem...
kimchees
21
20
KIMCHEE, a spicy Kor...
kinchins
20
19
KINCHIN, in thieves'...
kindlers
16
15
KINDLER, one who kin...
kindless
16
15
(Shakespeare) unnatu...
kindness
14
15
the quality of being...
kindreds
15
15
KINDRED, blood relat...
kinesics
18
16
the study of body mo...
kinetics
18
16
the study of forces...
kinetins
14
14
KINETIN, a substance...
kinfolks
19
21
KINFOLK, people rela...
kingcups
22
22
KINGCUP, a marsh flo...
kingdoms
17
19
KINGDOM, an area rul...
kingless
17
16
without a king [adj]
kinglets
17
16
KINGLET, any of seve...
kingpins
18
19
KINGPIN, a central b...
kinships
20
18
KINSHIP, relationshi...
kippages
20
20
KIPPAGE, (Scots) a s...
kipskins
19
20
KIPSKIN, leather pre...
kipunjis
20
26
KIPUNJI, a long-tail...
kirimons
16
16
KIRIMON, a Japanese...
kirkings
18
19
KIRKING, the first a...
kirktons
16
17
KIRKTON, (Scots) a v...
kirsches
21
17
KIRSCH, (German) an...
kissings
17
15
KISSING, the act of...
kistfuls
20
17
KISTFUL, as much as...
kitchens
20
18
KITCHEN, to entertai...
kitenges
15
15
KITENGE, a cotton cl...
kitharas
17
14
KITHARA, an ancient...
kitlings
18
16
KITLING, a young ani...
kitsches
21
17
KITSCH, faddish art...
klatches
21
18
KLATCH, in North Ame...
klaverns
17
18
KLAVERN, a local bra...
klaviers
18
17
KLAVIER, an early ke...
kleagles
17
16
KLEAGLE, an official...
klezmers
20
25
KLEZMER, (Yiddish) a...
klinkers
17
18
KLINKER, a very hard...
klisters
17
13
KLISTER, a kind of w...
klooches
20
18
KLOOCH, (Native Amer...
knackers
18
20
KNACKER, to exhaust...
knaidels
15
15
KNAIDEL, (Yiddish) i...
knappers
18
19
KNAPPER, someone who...
knapples
19
20
KNAPPLE, to break of...
kneaders
13
14
KNEADER, one who kne...
kneecaps
18
19
KNEECAP, to maim by...
kneelers
14
14
KNEELER, a cushion,...
kneepads
15
17
KNEEPAD, a protectiv...
kneepans
14
17
KNEEPAN, the kneecap...
kneesies
13
13
flirtatious touching...
kneidels
15
15
KNEIDEL, (Yiddish) i...
knessets
14
13
KNESSET, the Israeli...
knevells
18
19
KNEVELL, to pound wi...
knickers
19
20
women's or girls' un...
knifings
18
19
KNIFING, the act of...
knitches
20
18
KNITCH, a bundle of...
knitters
15
13
KNITTER, one that kn...
knittles
16
14
KNITTLE, a string th...
knobbers
18
19
KNOBBER, a stag in i...
knobbles
19
20
KNOBBLE, to beat wit...
knockers
18
20
KNOCKER, one that kn...
knollers
16
15
KNOLLER, one that kn...
knotless
15
14
without a knot [adj]
knotters
14
13
KNOTTER, one who kno...
knowhows
22
21
KNOWHOW, the faculty...
knowings
18
19
KNOWING, knowledge [...
knubbles
20
21
KNUBBLE, to beat wit...
knuckles
20
22
KNUCKLE, to hit with...
koekoeas
13
16
KOEKOEA, the long-ta...
koftgars
18
17
KOFTGAR, a craftsman...
kokanees
13
17
KOKANEE, (Native Ame...
kokowais
18
19
KOKOWAI, (Maori) a t...
kolbasis
18
16
KOLBASI, a smoked sa...
kolhozes
20
24
KOLHOZ, a collective...
kolkozes
19
26
KOLKOZ, a collective...
komatiks
17
19
KOMATIK, (Inuit) a s...
kopiykas
24
21
KOPIYKA, a monetary...
korowais
17
15
KOROWAI, a decorativ...
kosmoses
15
15
KOSMOS, the universe...
kotowers
17
15
KOTOWER, one who kot...
kottabos
16
15
a game played by anc...
koumises
16
16
KOUMIS, a beverage m...
koumyses
22
18
KOUMYS, a beverage m...
koupreys
23
18
KOUPREY, an Indo-Chi...
kouskous
16
18
the grain of the Afr...
krantzes
17
22
KRANTZ, (Afrikaans)...
kremlins
17
17
KREMLIN, a Russian c...
kreuzers
18
22
KREUZER, (German) a...
krimmers
18
18
KRIMMER, (German) ti...
krullers
18
15
KRULLER, (Dutch) in...
krumpers
19
19
KRUMPER, one who doe...
kryptons
23
18
KRYPTON, an element,...
krytrons
21
15
KRYTRON, an electron...
kufiyahs
26
20
KUFIYAH, an Arab hea...
kulbasas
18
17
KULBASA, a tradition...
kumisses
17
16
KUMISS, (Russian) a...
kumquats
25
26
KUMQUAT, (Chinese) a...
kunzites
18
23
KUNZITE, a lilac var...
kursaals
16
14
KURSAAL, (German) a...
kurtoses
15
13
KURTOSIS, the sharpn...
kurtosis
16
13
the sharpness of the...
kurushes
18
16
KURUSH, a monetary u...
kvetches
22
21
KVETCH, (Yiddish) to...
kyanises
20
15
KYANISE, to treat wo...
kyanites
20
15
KYANITE, a mineral,...
kyanizes
23
24
KYANIZE, to treat wo...
kyboshes
25
19
KYBOSH, to put a sto...
kylloses
23
16
KYLLOSIS, club-foot...
kyllosis
24
16
club-foot [n KYLLOSE...
kyphoses
25
19
KYPHOSIS, inward cur...
kyphosis
26
19
inward curvature of...
labarums
18
16
LABARUM, (Latin) a m...
labelers
17
13
LABELER, one that la...
labiates
16
12
LABIATE, a plant wit...
laborers
16
12
LABORER, one who lab...
labroids
17
13
LABROID, a member of...
labryses
23
14
LABRYS, (Greek) the...
laceless
18
13
without a lace [adj]
lacheses
19
14
LACHES, undue delay...
laciness
17
13
the quality of being...
lacmuses
19
16
LACMUS, a substance...
lacquers
26
22
LACQUER, to coat wit...
lacqueys
32
24
LACQUEY, to serve in...
lactases
17
12
LACTASE, an enzyme t...
lactates
17
12
LACTATE, to secrete...
lacteals
18
13
LACTEAL, a vessel co...
lacteous
17
13
milky, also LACTEAL,...
lactones
16
13
LACTONE, a cyclic es...
lactoses
17
12
LACTOSE, a lactic su...
lacunars
17
14
LACUNAR, a sunken pa...
ladanums
15
15
LADANUM, a gum resin...
laddisms
17
14
LADDISM, a culture o...
ladettes
14
10
LADETTE, a lively wo...
ladhoods
16
13
LADHOOD, the state o...
ladifies
17
13
LADIFY, to make a la...
ladrones
13
11
LADRONE, (archaic) a...
ladyboys
29
17
LADYBOY, a transvest...
ladybugs
25
18
LADYBUG, a small bee...
ladycows
27
18
LADYCOW, a small bee...
ladyfies
23
15
LADYFY, to make a la...
ladyisms
23
15
LADYISM, the affecta...
ladykins
22
17
LADYKIN, (archaic) a...
ladyness
20
13
the quality or state...
laetares
13
9
LAETARE, the fourth...
laggards
17
14
LAGGARD, one who lag...
laggings
18
16
LAGGING, an insulati...
laicises
18
12
LAICISE, to free fro...
laicisms
20
15
LAICISM, a political...
laicizes
21
21
LAICIZE, to free fro...
lairages
15
11
LAIRAGE, cattle hous...
lairises
15
9
LAIRISE, to act like...
lairizes
18
18
LAIRIZE, to act like...
lakebeds
17
17
LAKEBED, the floor o...
lakelets
16
14
LAKELET, a little la...
laliques
24
20
LALIQUE, a style of...
lallands
16
13
LALLAND, (Scots) low...
lallings
18
14
LALLING, babbling [n...
lambadas
17
16
LAMBADA, a rhythmic...
lambasts
18
15
LAMBAST, to beat sev...
lamberts
18
15
LAMBERT, a unit of b...
lambings
19
18
LAMBING, giving birt...
lambkins
19
20
LAMBKIN, a small lam...
lamellas
17
14
LAMELLA, a thin plat...
lameness
14
13
the state of being l...
lameters
15
12
LAMETER, a cripple,...
lamigers
17
14
LAMIGER, a cripple,...
laminals
16
14
LAMINAL, a consonant...
laminins
15
14
LAMININ, a glycoprot...
laminous
15
14
composed of laminae,...
lamiters
16
12
LAMITER, a cripple,...
lammings
18
18
LAMMING, a thrashing...
lampases
17
15
LAMPAS, inflammation...
lamperns
17
16
LAMPERN, a primitive...
lampings
19
18
LAMPING, the hunting...
lampions
17
16
LAMPION, an oil lamp...
lampless
19
16
lacking a lamp [adj]
lampoons
16
16
LAMPOON, to ridicule...
lampreys
24
17
LAMPREY, a primitive...
lampukas
19
20
LAMPUKA, (Maltese) a...
lampukis
20
20
LAMPUKI, (Maltese) a...
lamsters
16
12
LAMSTER, a fugitive,...
lanciers
17
13
a French dance [n]
landdros
14
12
(Afrikaans) in South...
landings
15
14
LANDING, a place to...
landlers
15
12
LANDLER, a slow Aust...
landless
15
12
having no land [adj]
landmass
15
14
a large area of land...
laneways
22
15
LANEWAY, a narrow pa...
langahas
16
14
LANGAHA, a colubrifo...
langleys
22
15
LANGLEY, a unit of i...
langrels
16
13
LANGREL, a shot cons...
languets
15
13
LANGUET, (French) a...
languors
15
13
LANGUOR, listlessnes...
laniards
14
11
LANIARD, a fastening...
lanitals
15
11
LANITAL, a woollike...
lankness
14
15
the state of being l...
lanolins
14
12
LANOLIN, a fatty sub...
lantanas
12
11
LANTANA, a tropical...
lanterns
13
11
LANTERN, to provide...
lanyards
20
13
LANYARD, a fastening...
lapillus
20
15
a small stone ejecte...
lappings
20
18
LAPPING, the act of...
lapsangs
17
15
LAPSANG, (Chinese) a...
laptrays
23
14
LAPTRAY, a tray with...
lapwings
21
18
LAPWING, a bird of t...
lapworks
21
19
LAPWORK, work in whi...
lardoons
13
11
LARDOON, a strip of...
larigans
15
12
LARIGAN, a type of l...
larmiers
16
12
LARMIER, (French) a...
larnakes
14
14
LARNAX, (Greek) a te...
larynges
21
14
LARYNX, an organ of...
larynxes
26
19
LARYNX, an organ of...
lasagnas
14
12
LASAGNA, an Italian...
lasagnes
14
12
LASAGNE, an Italian...
lashings
18
14
LASHING, the act of...
lashkars
18
15
LASHKAR, an East Ind...
lashless
18
12
of a whip, lacking a...
lassocks
19
16
LASSOCK, (Scots) a l...
lassoers
14
9
LASSOER, one who use...
lastages
15
11
LASTAGE, a duty form...
lastings
16
12
LASTING, a sturdy co...
latakias
15
13
LATAKIA, a superior...
latchets
20
14
LATCHET, a thong use...
latences
16
13
LATENCE, the state o...
lateness
13
10
the quality of being...
laterals
15
10
LATERAL, to throw a...
lathings
18
14
LATHING, work made b...
lathyrus
24
14
any plant of the Lat...
latigoes
15
11
LATIGO, a strap used...
latillas
17
11
LATILLA, a peeled li...
latitats
15
9
LATITAT, (Latin) a w...
latosols
15
10
LATOSOL, a tropical...
latrines
14
10
LATRINE, a type of t...
lattices
18
12
LATTICE, to form a n...
laughers
18
14
LAUGHER, one who lau...
launches
19
16
LAUNCH, to set in mo...
launders
14
12
LAUNDER, to wash clo...
lauwines
17
14
LAUWINE, (German) an...
lavaboes
17
16
LAVABO, a fixed basi...
lavashes
18
15
LAVASH, a thin flat...
lavishes
19
15
LAVISH, to give gene...
lavoltas
17
14
LAVOLTA, to dance wi...
lavrocks
21
20
LAVROCK, (Scots) a s...
lawbooks
20
19
LAWBOOK, a book cont...
lawfares
19
15
LAWFARE, the practic...
lawlands
18
15
LAWLAND, (Scots) low...
lawsuits
19
13
LAWSUIT, a legal act...
laxators
20
16
LAXATOR, a muscle th...
laxities
21
16
LAXITY, the state of...
layaways
29
16
LAYAWAY, an item tha...
laybacks
27
21
LAYBACK, to climb us...
layettes
20
11
LAYETTE, clothing or...
laylocks
26
19
LAYLOCK, (obsolete)...
layovers
22
15
LAYOVER, a stopover...
laytimes
22
14
LAYTIME, the total t...
lazarets
17
18
LAZARET, (Italian) a...
laziness
17
19
the state of being l...
leachers
19
14
LEACHER, one who lea...
leadings
15
13
LEADING, the act of...
leadless
15
11
without lead [adj]
leadoffs
18
16
LEADOFF, an opening...
leafages
16
14
LEAFAGE, foliage, al...
leafbuds
19
17
LEAFBUD, a bud which...
leafless
17
13
without leaves [adj]
leaflets
17
13
LEAFLET, to distribu...
leaguers
15
12
LEAGUER, to besiege...
leakages
15
15
LEAKAGE, the act or...
leakless
16
14
sound and not inclin...
lealties
15
10
LEALTY, (Scots) loya...
leanings
14
13
LEANING, a tendency...
leanness
12
11
the state of being l...
leaprous
16
13
infected with lepros...
learners
13
10
LEARNER, one that le...
leasings
15
12
LEASING, a falsehood...
leasowes
16
12
LEASOWE, to pasture,...
leasures
14
10
LEASURE, (Spenser) l...
leathers
16
11
LEATHER, to cover wi...
leavings
17
16
LEAVING, something l...
lechaims
21
17
LECHAIM, a tradition...
lecterns
17
13
LECTERN, a reading d...
lections
17
13
LECTION, a portion o...
lectress
18
12
a female lector [n -...
lectures
18
13
LECTURE, to expound...
lecturns
18
14
LECTURN, (obsolete)...
lecythis
27
16
relating to a genus...
lecythus
27
17
an oil jar used in a...
leechees
18
14
LEECHEE, (Chinese) a...
leerings
15
12
LEERING, the act of...
leewards
17
13
LEEWARD, the directi...
leftisms
19
15
LEFTISM, a liberal p...
leftists
18
12
LEFTIST, one tending...
legacies
18
14
LEGACY, something be...
legatees
14
11
LEGATEE, the inherit...
legators
15
11
LEGATOR, a testator;...
leggings
18
16
LEGGING, a covering...
leggisms
19
16
LEGGISM, (archaic) t...
legholds
19
15
LEGHOLD, a trap that...
leghorns
17
14
LEGHORN, a kind of s...
legitims
18
14
LEGITIM, (Latin) the...
legrooms
16
14
LEGROOM, space in wh...
legsides
16
12
LEGSIDE, that half o...
leguaans
14
13
LEGUAAN, (Dutch) a l...
legumins
17
16
LEGUMIN, a plant pro...
legwears
18
14
LEGWEAR, anything wo...
legworks
20
18
LEGWORK, work that i...
lehayims
24
16
LEHAYIM, a tradition...
leidgers
16
12
LEIDGER, (obsolete)...
leislers
16
10
LEISLER, a small bla...
leisters
15
9
LEISTER, to spear wi...
leisures
15
10
LEISURE, to have rec...
lekkings
18
20
LEKKING, the act of...
lekythos
24
17
an oil jar used in a...
lekythus
25
18
an oil jar used in a...
lemmings
18
18
LEMMING, (Norwegian)...
lempiras
18
15
LEMPIRA, a monetary...
lendings
15
14
LENDING, the act of...
lenients
13
11
LENIENT, (archaic) s...
lenifies
16
13
LENIFY, (archaic) to...
lenities
14
10
LENITY, the quality...
lensings
15
13
LENSING, the act of...
lensless
15
11
without a lens [adj]
lentiscs
18
13
LENTISC, the mastic...
lentisks
16
14
LENTISK, an evergree...
lentoids
14
11
LENTOID, something i...
leopards
16
13
LEOPARD, a large, ca...
leotards
14
10
LEOTARD, a skintight...
leporids
17
13
LEPORID, an animal o...
leptomes
17
15
LEPTOME, phloem or b...
lequears
22
19
LEQUEAR, a sunken pa...
lesbians
16
13
LESBIAN, a female ho...
letdowns
17
14
LETDOWN, an anticlim...
letterns
14
10
LETTERN, (obsolete)...
lettings
16
12
LETTING, the act of...
lettuces
18
13
LETTUCE, a herb used...
leucines
17
14
LEUCINE, an amino ac...
leucites
18
13
LEUCITE, a silicate...
leucomas
18
16
LEUCOMA, a white opa...
leucoses
17
13
LEUCOSIS, leukaemia,...
leucosis
18
13
leukaemia, also LEUK...
leukomas
16
17
LEUKOMA, a white opa...
leukoses
15
14
LEUKOSIS, leukaemia,...
leukosis
16
14
leukaemia, also LEUC...
levators
16
13
LEVATOR, a muscle th...
levelers
17
14
LEVELER, one that le...
leverets
16
13
LEVERET, a young har...
levities
17
13
LEVITY, frivolity [n...
levulins
18
16
LEVULIN, a sugar in...
lewdness
17
14
the state of being l...
lewisias
18
12
LEWISIA, a perennial...
lexicons
23
20
LEXICON, a dictionar...
liaisons
14
10
LIAISON, a means of...
libbards
20
16
LIBBARD, (archaic) a...
libelees
17
13
LIBELEE, one who is...
libelers
18
13
LIBELER, one that li...
libelous
18
14
relating to libel, a...
liberals
18
13
LIBERAL, a person fa...
librates
17
12
LIBRATE, to oscillat...
licences
20
16
LICENCE, to issue or...
licenses
17
13
LICENSE, to issue or...
lichanos
19
15
(Greek) in ancient G...
lichways
30
19
LICHWAY, a path by w...
lickings
21
19
LICKING, a thrashing...
liddings
17
14
LIDDING, the act of...
lifeless
18
13
having no life [adj...
lifeways
26
17
LIFEWAY, a way of li...
liftboys
26
17
LIFTBOY, someone emp...
liftoffs
22
18
LIFTOFF, the initial...
liggings
19
16
LIGGING, the act of...
lightens
18
14
LIGHTEN, to reduce t...
lighters
19
13
LIGHTER, to convey b...
lignages
16
14
LIGNAGE, (obsolete)...
ligneous
15
13
resembling wood [adj...
lignites
16
12
LIGNITE, brown coal,...
lignoses
15
12
LIGNOSE, a constitue...
ligroins
16
12
LIGROIN, (tradename)...
likeness
15
14
a pictorial represen...
limacels
20
16
LIMACEL, a slug's re...
limacons
18
16
LIMACON, (French) a...
limbecks
23
22
LIMBECK, an old dist...
limbless
20
16
without limbs [adj]
limbuses
19
16
LIMBUS, a distinctiv...
limeades
15
13
LIMEADE, a nonalcoho...
limeless
17
13
without lime [adj]
limepits
19
15
LIMEPIT, a pit from...
liminess
16
13
the state of being l...
limiteds
17
13
LIMITED, a limited c...
limiters
17
12
LIMITER, a friar who...
limpings
20
18
LIMPING, the act of...
limpkins
20
20
LIMPKIN, an American...
limpness
18
16
the state of being l...
linalols
16
12
LINALOL, a fragrant...
linchets
20
15
LINCHET, an unplough...
lindanes
13
12
LINDANE, an insectic...
lineages
14
12
LINEAGE, direct desc...
linecuts
18
14
LINECUT, a type of p...
lineless
15
11
without lines [adj]
lingcods
19
16
LINGCOD, a marine fo...
linguals
17
14
LINGUAL, a sound pro...
lingulas
17
14
LINGULA, (Latin) a t...
linishes
17
12
LINISH, to give a sm...
linkages
16
16
LINKAGE, the act of...
linkboys
24
19
LINKBOY, a male hire...
linkrots
16
14
LINKROT, the conditi...
linocuts
18
14
LINOCUT, a print mad...
linsangs
15
13
LINSANG, a civetlike...
linseeds
14
11
LINSEED, lint or fla...
lintings
16
13
LINTING, the act of...
lintless
16
11
free from lint [adj]
linurons
14
12
LINURON, a herbicide...
lioncels
18
14
LIONCEL, a small lio...
lionises
14
10
LIONISE, to treat as...
lionisms
16
13
LIONISM, a lionlike...
lionizes
17
19
LIONIZE, to treat as...
lipemias
18
15
LIPEMIA, an abnormal...
lipgloss
20
15
a cosmetic for makin...
lippings
21
18
LIPPING, a liplike o...
lipreads
17
13
LIPREAD, to understa...
lipurias
18
13
LIPURIA, the presenc...
liquates
23
19
LIQUATE, to separate...
liqueurs
24
20
LIQUEUR, to flavour...
liquidus
25
21
a curve plotted on a...
liriopes
17
12
LIRIOPE, a stemless...
lispings
19
15
LISPING, the act of...
lispunds
18
15
LISPUND, a varying w...
listings
17
12
LISTING, something t...
listless
17
10
languid [adj LISTLES...
litanies
14
10
LITANY, a ceremonial...
liteness
14
10
the state of being l...
literals
16
10
LITERAL, a misprint,...
lithates
17
11
LITHATE, (obsolete)...
lithites
18
11
LITHITE, a calcareou...
lithiums
20
15
LITHIUM, a metallic...
litmuses
17
13
LITMUS, a substance...
littlies
17
10
LITTLIE, (Australian...
littlins
17
11
LITTLIN, (Scots) a c...
lituuses
16
11
LITUUS, a J-shaped R...
livelods
18
15
LIVELOD, (Spenser) l...
liveners
16
14
LIVENER, one who liv...
liveness
16
14
the quality of being...
liveries
17
13
LIVERY, the identify...
liveyers
23
15
LIVEYER, a permanent...
llaneros
14
11
LLANERO, an inhabita...
loadings
15
13
LOADING, a burden [n...
loafings
17
15
LOAFING, the act of...
loamless
16
13
having no loam [adj]
loanings
14
13
LOANING, (Scots) a l...
loathers
16
11
LOATHER, one who loa...
lobbyers
25
17
LOBBYER, one who lob...
lobefins
18
16
LOBEFIN, a type of f...
lobeless
17
13
without lobes [adj]
lobelets
17
13
LOBELET, a small lob...
lobelias
17
13
LOBELIA, a flowering...
lobsters
17
12
LOBSTER, to fish for...
lobtails
18
13
LOBTAIL, of a whale,...
lobworms
21
18
LOBWORM, a burrowing...
locaters
17
12
LOCATER, one who loc...
locators
17
12
LOCATOR, one who loc...
lockages
19
18
LOCKAGE, the toll on...
lockfuls
23
21
LOCKFUL, enough to f...
lockings
20
19
LOCKING, the act of...
lockjaws
24
28
LOCKJAW, a form of t...
lockless
20
17
without a lock [adj]
locknuts
19
18
LOCKNUT, a nut which...
lockouts
19
17
LOCKOUT, the locking...
lockrams
20
19
LOCKRAM, a coarse li...
locksets
19
16
LOCKSET, a set of ha...
locoisms
19
15
LOCOISM, a disease o...
lodgings
17
15
LODGING, a temporary...
loftless
18
13
without a high room...
loganias
14
12
LOGANIA, any of a fa...
logbooks
18
18
LOGBOOK, an official...
loggings
18
16
LOGGING, the busines...
loginess
15
12
the state of being l...
loglines
16
13
LOGLINE, a line for...
logrolls
18
13
LOGROLL, to obtain p...
logwoods
18
15
LOGWOOD, the heavy,...
loneness
12
11
the state of being l...
longbows
20
18
LONGBOW, a bow drawn...
longings
16
15
LONGING, a strong de...
longness
14
13
length [n -ES]
longways
24
17
along the length, al...
looffuls
20
17
LOOFFUL, (Scots) an...
lookisms
17
16
LOOKISM, a prejudice...
lookists
16
13
LOOKIST, one given t...
lookouts
15
14
LOOKOUT, one engaged...
loonings
14
13
LOONING, the cry of...
loopings
17
15
LOOPING, the act of...
loosings
15
12
LOOSING, the celebra...
lootings
15
12
LOOTING, the act of...
lopgrass
18
14
soft bromegrass [n -...
loppings
20
18
LOPPING, the act of...
lordings
16
13
LORDING, a young or...
lordkins
16
15
LORDKIN, a little lo...
lordless
16
11
without a lord [adj]
lordomas
15
13
LORDOMA, a curvature...
lordoses
14
10
LORDOSIS, a curvatur...
lordosis
15
10
a curvature of the s...
lorettes
14
9
LORETTE, a courtesan...
lorgnons
14
13
LORGNON, a pair of e...
lorimers
16
12
LORIMER, a maker of...
loriners
14
10
LORINER, a maker of...
lornness
13
11
the state of being l...
lorrells
17
11
LORRELL, (Spenser) a...
lossless
16
10
without loss, as in...
lostness
14
10
the state of being l...
lothness
16
12
the state of being l...
loudness
14
12
the quality of being...
lounders
14
12
LOUNDER, (Scots) to...
loungers
15
13
LOUNGER, a comfortab...
lourings
16
13
LOURING, the act of...
lousings
16
13
LOUSING, the act of...
lovebugs
20
19
LOVEBUG, a small bla...
loveless
17
14
without love [adj LO...
lovelies
17
14
LOVELY, a beautiful...
lowballs
22
17
LOWBALL, to give a c...
lowbrows
23
18
LOWBROW, a person wh...
lowdowns
20
17
LOWDOWN, the real in...
lowlands
18
15
LOWLAND, an area of...
lowlifes
21
16
LOWLIFE, a despicabl...
lowlives
21
17
LOWLIFE, a despicabl...
lowvelds
21
18
LOWVELD, (Afrikaans)...
loxygens
27
21
LOXYGEN, liquid oxyg...
lozenges
17
21
LOZENGE, a rhombus o...
lubbards
20
17
LUBBARD, a clumsy fe...
lucarnes
17
14
LUCARNE, (French) a...
lucences
20
17
LUCENCE, the quality...
lucernes
17
14
LUCERNE, a fodder pl...
lucifers
21
16
LUCIFER, a friction...
lucigens
19
16
LUCIGEN, a lamp burn...
luckless
21
18
unlucky [adj LUCKLES...
ludships
21
16
LUDSHIP, lordship, u...
lugeings
17
15
LUGEING, the act of...
luggages
18
16
LUGGAGE, baggage of...
lugholes
19
15
LUGHOLE, (colloquial...
lugsails
18
13
LUGSAIL, a four-side...
lugworms
21
18
LUGWORM, a burrowing...
lulibubs
22
18
LULIBUB, (archaic) a...
lumbagos
19
18
LUMBAGO, inflammatio...
lumbangs
19
19
LUMBANG, the candlen...
luminous
16
15
giving off light [ad...
lummoxes
23
23
LUMMOX, a clumsy per...
lumpkins
20
21
LUMPKIN, a lout [n]
lunacies
17
14
LUNACY, insanity [n]
lunaries
14
11
LUNARY, the moonwort...
lunatics
18
14
LUNATIC, an insane p...
lunchers
20
16
LUNCHER, one who tak...
lunettes
14
11
LUNETTE, (French) a...
lungfuls
20
18
LUNGFUL, as much as...
lungless
17
14
without lungs [adj]
luniness
14
12
the state of being l...
lupanars
16
14
LUPANAR, (Latin) a b...
lupulins
19
16
LUPULIN, a medicinal...
lurchers
21
15
LURCHER, a crossbred...
lurdanes
14
12
LURDANE, (archaic) a...
lurkings
18
17
LURKING, the act of...
luscious
19
14
having a delicious t...
lushness
17
13
the state of being l...
lustless
17
11
(Spenser) listless,...
lustrous
16
11
reflecting light eve...
lustrums
18
14
LUSTRUM, (Latin) a p...
lutfisks
20
17
LUTFISK, dried codfi...
lutherns
17
13
LUTHERN, a dormer wi...
luthiers
18
12
LUTHIER, one who mak...
luxuries
22
18
LUXURY, ease, pleasu...
lycopods
26
18
LYCOPOD, a plant of...
lyddites
22
13
LYDDITE, a high expl...
lymiters
23
14
LYMITER, (Spenser) a...
lymphads
27
20
LYMPHAD, (Gaelic) a...
lymphous
27
20
having the nature of...
lynchers
26
17
LYNCHER, one who tak...
lynchets
26
17
LYNCHET, an unplough...
lyolyses
28
14
LYOLYSIS, the format...
lyolysis
29
14
the formation of an...
lyricons
24
15
LYRICON, an electron...
lysogens
21
14
LYSOGEN, an antigen...
lythrums
26
17
LYTHRUM, any of a ge...
macadams
18
18
MACADAM, pavement ma...
macaques
25
24
MACAQUE, a kind of s...
macerals
18
15
MACERAL, any of the...
machacas
22
19
MACHACA, (Spanish) a...
machairs
20
16
MACHAIR, (Gaelic) a...
machetes
19
16
MACHETE, a large hea...
machines
19
17
MACHINE, to process...
machrees
19
16
MACHREE, (Anglo-Iris...
machzors
23
25
MACHZOR, a Jewish pr...
macrames
18
17
MACRAME, ornamental...
macramis
19
17
MACRAMI, ornamental...
macumbas
21
21
MACUMBA, a Black rel...
maddocks
19
20
MADDOCK, a kind of p...
madefies
16
15
MADEFY, (archaic) to...
madeiras
14
12
MADEIRA, a white win...
madisons
14
13
MADISON, a type of c...
madlings
17
16
MADLING, a mad perso...
madonnas
12
14
MADONNA, a former It...
madoquas
22
22
MADOQUA, a small Aby...
madrasas
14
12
MADRASA, (Arabic) an...
madrases
14
12
MADRAS, a fine plain...
madronas
13
13
MADRONA, (Spanish) a...
madrones
13
13
MADRONE, (Spanish) a...
madronos
13
13
MADRONO, (Spanish) a...
madworts
18
15
MADWORT, any of vari...
madzoons
16
22
MADZOON, a food simi...
maenades
12
13
MAENAD, a female fol...
maestros
14
11
MAESTRO, a master of...
mafficks
24
24
MAFFICK, to celebrat...
mafflins
20
19
MAFFLIN, a simpleton...
mafiosos
16
14
MAFIOSO, a member of...
magalogs
17
16
MAGALOG, (colloquial...
magentas
14
14
MAGENTA, a purplish...
magnates
14
14
MAGNATE, a great or...
magneses
14
14
MAGNES, (archaic) a...
magnetos
14
14
MAGNETO, a small ele...
magnoxes
20
21
MAGNOX, (tradename)...
mahatmas
17
16
MAHATMA, (Sanskrit)...
mahjongs
19
25
MAHJONG, a game of C...
mahonias
15
14
MAHONIA, a shrub of...
mahseers
16
13
MAHSEER, a large fre...
mahuangs
17
17
MAHUANG, (Chinese) a...
maidisms
17
15
MAIDISM, a chronic d...
maidless
16
13
without a main [adj]
mailbags
19
17
MAILBAG, a bag conta...
mailcars
19
15
MAILCAR, a railway c...
mailings
17
15
MAILING, a batch of...
mailless
17
13
without armour [adj]
maillots
17
13
MAILLOT, (French) ti...
mailvans
17
17
MAILVAN, any vehicle...
maimings
17
17
MAIMING, the act of...
mainours
14
13
MAINOUR, (archaic) a...
maintops
16
15
MAINTOP, a platform...
maisters
15
11
MAISTER, (Scots) to...
majaguas
17
23
MAJAGUA, a tropical...
majlises
18
21
MAJLIS, (Arabic) an...
majorats
16
20
MAJORAT, the circums...
makeless
16
16
matchless [adj]
malaccas
21
18
MALACCA, the cane of...
malacias
18
15
MALACIA, a pathologi...
maladies
15
13
MALADY, an illness [...
malaises
15
12
MALAISE, a feeling o...
malangas
15
15
MALANGA, a tropical...
malarias
15
12
MALARIA, an infectio...
maleates
14
12
MALEATE, a salt of m...
maleness
14
13
the quality of being...
malichos
21
17
MALICHO, (Shakespear...
malisons
15
13
MALISON, a curse, a...
mallards
17
14
MALLARD, a wild duck...
mallings
18
16
MALLING, a mauling [...
malmseys
23
17
MALMSEY, a strong sw...
malodors
15
13
MALODOR, an offensiv...
maltases
15
12
MALTASE, an enzyme t...
maltings
17
15
MALTING, a building...
maltoses
15
12
MALTOSE, a hard, whi...
malwares
18
15
MALWARE, software th...
mamaguys
23
19
MAMAGUY, (Caribbean)...
mamakaus
16
19
MAMAKAU, (Maori) a t...
mamasans
14
15
MAMASAN, a Japanese...
mamelons
15
16
MAMELON, (French) a...
mammatus
17
18
a type of cloud [n M...
mammitis
18
17
inflammation of the...
mammocks
21
24
MAMMOCK, (Shakespear...
mammoths
19
19
MAMMOTH, an extinct...
mamparas
17
17
MAMPARA, (South Afri...
mampoers
17
17
MAMPOER, (Afrikaans)...
manacles
17
16
MANACLE, to handcuff...
managers
14
14
MANAGER, one that ma...
manakins
14
17
MANAKIN, any of vari...
manatees
12
12
MANATEE, a large aqu...
manbands
15
17
MANBAND, an all-male...
mancalas
17
16
MANCALA, a variety o...
manchets
19
17
MANCHET, in heraldry...
mancuses
17
16
MANCUS, (historical)...
mandalas
14
14
MANDALA, a pictorial...
mandamus
15
17
to command by writ f...
mandates
13
13
MANDATE, to issue wi...
mandiocs
17
16
MANDIOC, (Tupi) a pl...
mandiras
14
13
MANDIRA, a Hindu tem...
mandolas
14
14
MANDOLA, (Italian) a...
mandoras
13
13
MANDORA, (Italian) a...
mandrels
15
14
MANDREL, a bar of ir...
mandrils
16
14
MANDRIL, a bar of ir...
maneless
14
13
without a mane [adj]
mangeaos
13
14
MANGEAO, a small New...
manglers
16
15
MANGLER, one who man...
mangolds
16
16
MANGOLD, a variety o...
manholes
16
15
MANHOLE, an opening...
manhoods
15
15
MANHOOD, the state o...
manhunts
16
16
MANHUNT, an intensiv...
manihocs
19
17
MANIHOC, (Tupi) a pl...
manihots
16
14
MANIHOT, (Tupi) a pl...
manikins
15
17
MANIKIN, an anatomic...
manillas
16
14
MANILLA, (Spanish) a...
manilles
16
14
MANILLE, (French) in...
maniocas
16
15
MANIOCA, (Tupi) a pl...
maniples
17
16
MANIPLE, (Latin) a s...
manitous
14
13
MANITOU, (Native Ame...
manjacks
20
28
MANJACK, a West Indi...
mankinds
15
18
MANKIND, the human r...
mankinis
15
17
MANKINI, a man's swi...
mannites
13
13
MANNITE, a sweet alc...
mannoses
12
13
MANNOSE, a sugar obt...
manpacks
20
22
MANPACK, a pack desi...
manrents
13
13
MANRENT, (Scots) hom...
manropes
15
15
MANROPE, a rope used...
mansards
14
13
MANSARD, a type of r...
mansions
13
13
MANSION, a large imp...
manteaus
13
13
MANTEAU, (French) a...
manteels
14
13
MANTEEL, (obsolete)...
mantises
14
12
MANTIS, a predatory...
mantlets
15
13
MANTLET, a mobile sc...
mantrams
15
15
MANTRAM, (Sanskrit)...
mantraps
16
15
MANTRAP, a trap for...
manumeas
14
16
MANUMEA, a Samoan pi...
manumits
16
16
MANUMIT, to free fro...
manurers
14
13
MANURER, one who man...
manwards
17
16
towards man, also MA...
manyatas
19
14
MANYATA, a small Mas...
maormors
15
14
MAORMOR, (Irish) a h...
mappings
20
20
MAPPING, a mathemati...
mappists
20
17
MAPPIST, one who wor...
maquilas
24
22
MAQUILA, (Spanish) a...
marabous
16
15
MARABOU, an African...
marantas
13
12
MARANTA, a genus of...
marascas
17
14
MARASCA, (Italian) a...
marasmus
16
15
a wasting away of th...
marblers
18
15
MARBLER, one who wor...
marcatos
17
14
MARCATO, a musical p...
marchers
20
16
MARCHER, one that ma...
marconis
17
15
MARCONI, to communic...
maremmas
16
17
MAREMMA, (Italian) a...
margates
15
13
MARGATE, a tropical...
margents
15
14
MARGENT, to provide...
margosas
15
13
MARGOSA, a large tre...
marimbas
18
17
MARIMBA, a percussio...
mariners
14
12
MARINER, a sailor [n...
marishes
17
13
MARISH, a tract of l...
markhors
18
17
MARKHOR, a wild goat...
markings
17
18
MARKING, a pattern o...
marlines
15
13
MARLINE, a line of t...
marlings
17
15
MARLING, the act of...
marlites
16
12
MARLITE, marl with 2...
marmites
16
14
MARMITE, (French) a...
marmoses
15
14
MARMOSE, a small Sou...
marplots
18
15
MARPLOT, (archaic) a...
marquees
22
21
MARQUEE, a large ten...
marquess
23
21
a British or Irish h...
marranos
13
12
MARRANO, (Spanish) a...
marrieds
15
12
MARRIED, one who has...
marriers
15
11
MARRIER, one who mar...
marsalas
15
12
MARSALA, (Italian) a...
marshals
18
14
MARSHAL, to put in p...
martexts
21
18
MARTEXT, an ignorant...
martials
16
12
as in court martials...
martians
14
12
MARTIAN, a supposed...
martinis
15
12
MARTINI, an alcoholi...
martlets
16
12
MARTLET, a small bir...
marybuds
24
18
MARYBUD, a marigold...
mascaras
17
14
MASCARA, to apply ma...
mashings
18
16
MASHING, the act of...
mashlams
19
17
MASHLAM, a mixed gra...
mashlims
20
17
MASHLIM, a mixed gra...
mashlins
18
15
MASHLIN, a mixed gra...
mashlums
20
18
MASHLUM, a mixed gra...
maskings
17
18
MASKING, a piece of...
masquers
23
21
MASQUER, one who wea...
massages
15
13
MASSAGE, to knead or...
masseurs
15
12
MASSEUR, (French) a...
massives
17
15
MASSIVE, a group of...
massless
16
12
without mass e.g. of...
mastabas
16
14
MASTABA, an ancient...
mastichs
21
16
MASTICH, a pale yell...
mastiffs
20
17
MASTIFF, a large sho...
mastitis
16
11
inflammation of the...
mastixes
21
18
MASTIX, a pale yello...
mastless
16
12
bearing no mast; as,...
mastoids
15
12
MASTOID, a prominenc...
matadors
14
12
MATADOR, the bullfig...
matchers
20
16
MATCHER, one who mat...
matchets
20
16
MATCHET, a large hea...
matchups
23
20
MATCHUP, a setting o...
mateless
15
12
without a mate [adj]
matelots
15
12
MATELOT, (French) a...
matgrass
16
13
a rushlike moorland...
matheses
16
13
MATHESIS, mental dis...
mathesis
17
13
mental discipline [n...
matildas
16
13
MATILDA, (Australian...
matinees
13
12
MATINEE, (French) an...
matiness
14
12
friendliness [n -ES]
matookes
14
15
MATOOKE, in Uganda,...
matrices
18
14
MATRICE, the womb; t...
matrixes
21
18
MATRIX, the womb; th...
matsuris
16
12
MATSURI, (Japanese)...
mattings
16
14
MATTING, a woven fab...
mattocks
19
18
MATTOCK, a kind of p...
mattoids
15
12
MATTOID, a person on...
mattrass
15
11
a long-necked round-...
mattress
15
11
a large pad filled w...
maturers
15
12
MATURER, one that br...
matweeds
17
15
MATWEED, a name of s...
matzoons
16
21
MATZOON, a food simi...
maulgres
17
15
MAULGRE, to show spi...
maulings
17
16
MAULING, the act of...
maunders
14
14
MAUNDER, to talk inc...
maundies
14
14
MAUNDY, a religious...
mauthers
17
14
MAUTHER, an awkward...
mauveins
16
17
MAUVEIN, a mauve dye...
mauvines
16
17
MAUVINE, a mauve dye...
mawpuses
20
18
MAWPUS, (slang) a sm...
mawseeds
17
15
MAWSEED, the seed of...
mawthers
20
16
MAWTHER, (dialect) a...
maxillas
23
20
MAXILLA, the bone of...
maximals
23
22
MAXIMAL, an element...
maximins
22
22
MAXIMIN, the highest...
maximums
24
25
MAXIMUM, the largest...
maxwells
26
23
MAXWELL, a unit of m...
maybirds
24
17
MAYBIRD, an American...
mayflies
24
17
MAYFLY, a short-live...
mayoress
20
13
a female mayor [n -E...
maypoles
23
17
MAYPOLE, a decorated...
maysters
21
13
MAYSTER, (Spenser) m...
mayweeds
23
17
MAYWEED, a name for...
maziness
17
21
the quality of being...
mazurkas
19
25
MAZURKA, a Polish fo...
mazzards
21
30
MAZZARD, a kind of s...
meacocks
21
21
MEACOCK, (Shakespear...
mealless
16
13
without a meal [adj]
meanders
13
13
MEANDER, to wander [...
meanings
14
15
MEANING, the sense i...
meanness
12
13
the state of being m...
measures
14
12
MEASURE, to compare...
meataxes
19
18
MEATAXE, a meat clea...
meatless
15
12
without meat [adj]
meatuses
14
12
MEATUS, a natural bo...
mechouis
20
17
MECHOUI, (Canadian)...
meconins
16
16
MECONIN, a white, fu...
medaccas
20
18
MEDACCA, a small Jap...
medalets
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13
MEDALET, a small med...
meddlers
16
14
MEDDLER, one who med...
medevacs
19
19
MEDEVAC, to evacuate...
medflies
18
16
MEDFLY, a Mediterran...
mediants
14
13
MEDIANT, the third t...
mediates
14
12
MEDIATE, to act as a...
medicals
19
16
MEDICAL, a medical e...
medigaps
18
17
MEDIGAP, a supplemen...
mediuses
15
13
MEDIUS, the middle f...
medivacs
20
19
MEDIVAC, to evacuate...
medresas
14
12
MEDRESA, (Arabic) an...
medreses
14
12
MEDRESE, (Arabic) an...
medullas
17
15
MEDULLA, the central...
medusans
14
14
MEDUSAN, a jellyfish...
meekness
14
16
the quality of being...
meercats
17
14
MEERCAT, a South Afr...
meerkats
15
15
MEERKAT, a South Afr...
meetings
15
14
MEETING, an assembly...
meetness
13
12
suitability [n -ES]
megabars
17
16
MEGABAR, a unit of p...
megabits
18
16
MEGABIT, a unit of c...
megafogs
18
18
MEGAFOG, a fog signa...
megahits
18
15
MEGAHIT, something e...
megalops
18
17
a larval stage of mo...
megapods
17
17
MEGAPOD, one of a fa...
megarads
15
14
MEGARAD, a measure o...
megarons
14
14
MEGARON, the princip...
megasses
15
13
MEGASS, crushed suga...
megatons
14
14
MEGATON, a unit of e...
megillas
18
15
MEGILLA, (Hebrew) a...
megilphs
22
19
MEGILPH, a substance...
meisters
15
11
MEISTER, (German) an...
mejlises
18
21
MEJLIS, (Arabic) an...
melaenas
13
13
MELAENA, a condition...
melanges
15
15
MELANGE, (French) a...
melanics
18
16
MELANIC, one who is...
melanins
14
14
MELANIN, any of vari...
melanous
14
14
dark-complexioned, a...
melilots
17
13
MELILOT, a wild flow...
melismas
17
15
MELISMA, melodic emb...
mellites
17
13
MELLITE, a mineral o...
melodias
15
13
MELODIA, a type of o...
melodics
19
16
a branch of music co...
melodies
15
13
MELODY, an agreeable...
meltages
16
14
MELTAGE, the process...
meltemis
17
15
MELTEMI, a northerly...
meltings
17
15
MELTING, the act of...
meltiths
19
14
MELTITH, (Scots) a m...
mementos
14
15
MEMENTO, something k...
memetics
19
17
the study of genetic...
memories
15
14
MEMORY, the gift of...
menacers
16
15
MENACER, one who men...
menazons
15
22
MENAZON, an insectic...
mendigos
15
15
MENDIGO, a freshwate...
mendings
15
16
MENDING, an accumula...
menfolks
18
20
the men of a family...
meninges
14
15
MENINX, any of the m...
meniscus
18
16
a crescent-shaped bo...
menorahs
15
14
MENORAH, a candlehol...
mensches
19
17
MENSCH, an admirable...
menthols
17
15
MENTHOL, a camphor o...
mentions
13
13
MENTION, to remark b...
mephitis
20
16
a poisonous exhalati...
merantis
14
12
MERANTI, (Malay) the...
mercados
17
15
MERCADO, (Spanish) a...
merchets
20
16
MERCHET, a fine paid...
merfolks
19
19
MERFOLK, mermen and...
mergings
17
16
MERGING, an act of m...
merlings
17
15
MERLING, (obsolete)...
mermaids
16
15
MERMAID, a mythical...
meronyms
21
17
MERONYM, a word whos...
meropias
16
14
MEROPIA, partial bli...
mersions
14
12
MERSION, (obsolete)...
mesclums
21
19
MESCLUM, (French) a...
mescluns
19
17
MESCLUN, (French) a...
mesdames
15
15
MADAME, the French t...
meshings
18
16
MESHING, the act of...
meshugas
18
16
MESHUGA, a crazy per...
mesquits
24
21
MESQUIT, a spiny tre...
messages
15
13
MESSAGE, to send a c...
messiahs
17
13
MESSIAH, an expected...
mestesos
14
11
MESTESO, a person of...
mestinos
14
12
MESTINO, a person of...
mestizas
18
20
MESTIZA, (Spanish) a...
mestizos
18
20
MESTIZO, (Spanish) a...
mestomes
15
14
MESTOME, biological...
metamers
15
14
METAMER, a compound...
metatags
15
13
METATAG, a tag havin...
metayers
20
13
METAYER, (French) on...
metcasts
18
14
METCAST, a weather f...
methanes
15
14
METHANE, a colourles...
methinks
18
18
(archaic) I think, a...
methyses
23
15
METHYSIS, drunkennes...
methysis
24
15
drunkenness [n METHY...
meticais
18
14
METICAL, a monetary...
meticals
19
15
METICAL, a monetary...
metisses
15
11
METISSE, (French) th...
metonyms
21
17
METONYM, a word used...
metopons
15
15
METOPON, a pain-reli...
metrists
16
11
METRIST, a person sk...
metritis
16
11
inflammation of the...
mezquits
27
30
MEZQUIT, a name for...
mezuzahs
23
32
MEZUZAH, (Hebrew) a...
miasmous
16
15
of or like a miasma,...
micellas
20
16
MICELLA, a group of...
micelles
20
16
MICELLE, a group of...
michaels
21
17
MICHAEL, as in take...
michings
22
19
MICHING, the act of...
microbes
20
17
MICROBE, a microscop...
microbus
21
18
a small bus [n MICRO...
microhms
22
19
MICROHM, a unit of e...
mictions
18
15
MICTION, (obsolete)...
midcults
21
17
MIDCULT, middle-clas...
middlers
17
14
MIDDLER, a student i...
midirons
15
13
MIDIRON, a golf club...
midlands
16
15
MIDLAND, the middle...
midlines
16
14
MIDLINE, a median li...
midlists
18
13
MIDLIST, a section o...
midlives
19
17
MIDLIFE, middle age...
midmosts
17
15
MIDMOST, a part exac...
midnoons
13
14
MIDNOON, midday [n]
midriffs
21
18
MIDRIFF, the area of...
midships
21
17
towards the middle o...
midsoles
16
13
MIDSOLE, the middle...
midterms
17
15
MIDTERM, the middle...
midtowns
18
16
MIDTOWN, the centre...
midweeks
19
19
MIDWEEK, the middle...
midwifes
21
18
MIDWIFE, to assist a...
midwives
21
19
MIDWIVE, to assist a...
midyears
21
14
MIDYEAR, in the midd...
migrants
16
14
MIGRANT, one who mig...
migrates
16
13
MIGRATE, to move fro...
miladies
16
13
MILADY, an English g...
mildness
16
14
the quality of being...
mileages
16
14
MILEAGE, the total d...
milfoils
20
16
MILFOIL, a yarrow, o...
militias
17
12
MILITIA, a military...
milkings
19
19
MILKING, the act of...
milkless
19
17
without milk [adj]
milksops
20
19
MILKSOP, an effemina...
millages
18
15
MILLAGE, a type of m...
milldams
19
17
MILLDAM, a dam built...
milliers
18
13
MILLIER, a unit of w...
millimes
19
16
MILLIME, a monetary...
millines
17
14
MILLINE, a unit of a...
millings
19
16
MILLING, a corrugate...
millions
17
14
MILLION, a thousand...
millruns
18
15
MILLRUN, the current...
mimmicks
23
24
MIMMICK, to be over-...
minarets
14
12
MINARET, a slender t...
mindings
16
16
MINDING, the act of...
mindless
16
14
lacking intelligence...
mindsets
15
13
MINDSET, a fixed men...
mineolas
14
13
MINEOLA, a variety o...
minerals
15
13
MINERAL, any of vari...
minettes
14
12
MINETTE, (French) th...
minevers
16
16
MINEVER, the ermine...
minglers
17
15
MINGLER, one who min...
miniates
14
12
MINIATE, to decorate...
minibars
17
15
MINIBAR, a small fri...
minicabs
20
18
MINICAB, a small tax...
minicams
19
18
MINICAM, a portable...
minicars
18
15
MINICAR, a small aut...
minicoms
19
18
MINICOM, a communica...
minifies
17
15
MINIFY, to diminish,...
minikins
16
17
MINIKIN, a small dai...
minilabs
18
16
MINILAB, a retail ou...
minimals
17
16
MINIMAL, a term in a...
minimums
18
19
MINIMUM, the least p...
minishes
17
14
MINISH, (archaic) to...
miniskis
17
16
MINISKI, a short ski...
minivans
16
17
MINIVAN, a small van...
minivers
17
16
MINIVER, the ermine...
minivets
17
16
MINIVET, a brightly...
minnicks
19
20
MINNICK, to be over...
minnocks
18
20
MINNOCK, to be over...
minorcas
17
15
MINORCA, any of a br...
minsters
15
12
MINSTER, a large chu...
mintages
15
14
MINTAGE, the coin, o...
minuends
14
15
MINUEND, a number fr...
miosises
15
11
MIOSIS, (Greek) exce...
miracles
19
15
MIRACLE, an event as...
miradors
15
12
MIRADOR, (Spanish) a...
mirbanes
16
15
MIRBANE, an apparent...
miriness
15
12
the state of being m...
misavers
17
15
MISAVER, to speak er...
misbills
21
16
MISBILL, to bill wro...
misbinds
18
16
MISBIND, to bind imp...
miscalls
21
16
MISCALL, to call by...
miscasts
19
14
MISCAST, to cast in...
miscites
19
14
MISCITE, to cite wro...
misclass
20
15
to put in the wrong...
miscodes
18
15
MISCODE, to code wro...
miscoins
18
15
MISCOIN, to coin imp...
miscooks
19
18
MISCOOK, to cook bad...
misdates
15
12
MISDATE, to date inc...
misdeals
16
13
MISDEAL, to deal car...
misdeeds
15
13
MISDEED, an evil act...
misdeems
16
15
MISDEEM, to judge un...
misdials
17
13
MISDIAL, to dial inc...
misdiets
16
12
MISDIET [n]
misdoers
15
12
MISDOER, a wrongdoer...
misdraws
19
15
MISDRAW, to draw inc...
miseases
14
11
MISEASE, (archaic) u...
misedits
16
12
MISEDIT, to edit inc...
miseries
15
11
MISERY, a state of g...
misfalls
20
16
MISFALL, unluckily t...
misfares
17
14
MISFARE, to fare bad...
misfeeds
17
15
MISFEED, to feed inc...
misfiles
19
15
MISFILE, to file in...
misfires
18
14
MISFIRE, to fail to...
misfocus
21
18
to focus badly [v MI...
misforms
19
17
MISFORM, to make in...
misgives
19
17
MISGIVE, to make dou...
misgrows
20
16
MISGROW, to grow abn...
misguess
17
14
to guess wrongly [v...
mishears
17
13
MISHEAR, to hear inc...
mishmees
18
16
MISHMEE, the bitter...
mishugas
19
16
(Yiddish) crazy or f...
misjoins
17
21
MISJOIN, to join inc...
miskeeps
18
18
MISKEEP, to keep wro...
miskicks
22
22
MISKICK, to kick bad...
misknows
19
19
MISKNOW, to fail to...
misleads
16
13
MISLEAD, to lead ast...
mislikes
18
16
MISLIKE, (archaic) t...
mislives
19
16
MISLIVE, to live a b...
mislucks
22
20
MISLUCK, to meet wit...
mismakes
17
18
MISMAKE, to make inc...
mismarks
18
18
MISMARK, to mark wro...
mismates
16
14
MISMATE, to mate uns...
mismeets
16
14
MISMEET, to meet und...
mismoves
18
18
MISMOVE, to move wro...
misnames
15
15
MISNAME, to call by...
mispages
18
16
MISPAGE, to page inc...
misparts
18
14
MISPART, to part bad...
misplans
18
16
MISPLAN, to plan bad...
misplays
25
17
MISPLAY, to make a b...
misrates
15
11
MISRATE, to rate inc...
misreads
15
12
MISREAD, to read inc...
misrules
17
13
MISRULE, to rule unw...
misseats
15
11
MISSEAT, to seat wro...
misseems
16
14
MISSEEM, to be unbec...
missells
18
13
MISSELL, to sell an...
missends
15
13
MISSEND, to send inc...
missiles
17
12
MISSILE, an object o...
missions
15
12
MISSION, to send to...
missises
16
11
MISSIS, (colloquial)...
missives
18
15
MISSIVE, a written c...
missorts
16
11
MISSORT, to sort bad...
missouts
16
12
MISSOUT, a losing th...
missteps
18
14
MISSTEP, to make a w...
misstops
18
14
MISSTOP, to stop wro...
missuits
17
12
MISSUIT, to suit bad...
missuses
16
12
MISSUS, (colloquial)...
mistakes
16
15
MISTAKE, to interpre...
mistbows
21
17
MISTBOW, a whiteish...
mistells
18
13
MISTELL, to inform w...
mistends
15
13
MISTEND, to tend to...
misterms
17
14
MISTERM, to call by...
misticos
19
14
MISTICO, (Spanish) a...
mistimes
17
14
MISTIME, to time wro...
mistings
17
14
MISTING, mist, misti...
mistrals
17
12
MISTRAL, a strong co...
mistress
16
11
a woman employer of...
mistunes
15
13
MISTUNE, to tune inc...
mistypes
24
16
MISTYPE, to type inc...
misusers
16
12
MISUSER, one who mis...
misweens
17
15
MISWEEN, to judge wr...
miswends
18
16
MISWEND, (Spenser) t...
miswords
19
15
MISWORD, to word wro...
misyokes
22
17
MISYOKE, to yoke imp...
miterers
15
11
MITERER, one that mi...
mitogens
15
14
MITOGEN, a substance...
mitsvahs
20
17
MITSVAH, a commandme...
mittimus
18
15
a warrant committing...
mitumbas
19
18
MITUMBA, used clothe...
mitzvahs
23
26
MITZVAH, a commandme...
miuruses
16
13
MIURUS, a hexameter...
mixdowns
24
23
MIXDOWN, mixing a mu...
mixtapes
23
21
MIXTAPE, a compilati...
mixtions
21
19
MIXTION, a mixture o...
mixtures
22
19
MIXTURE, the product...
mizmazes
22
32
MIZMAZE, a labyrinth...
moanings
14
15
MOANING, the act of...
mobbings
20
20
MOBBING, a form of h...
mobbisms
21
20
MOBBISM, mobbish con...
mobcasts
20
17
MOBCAST, to broadcas...
mobsters
17
14
MOBSTER, a member of...
mochells
22
18
MOCHELL [n]
mochilas
21
17
MOCHILA, a leather c...
mockages
19
20
MOCKAGE, (obsolete)...
mockings
20
21
MOCKING, the act of...
mockneys
24
21
MOCKNEY, a person wh...
moddings
16
16
MODDING, the practic...
modelers
15
13
MODELER, one that mo...
modellos
16
14
MODELLO, an artist's...
modernes
13
13
MODERNE, a design st...
modicums
20
19
MODICUM, a small amo...
modifies
17
15
MODIFY, to alter sli...
modiolus
16
14
a bony shaft of the...
modistes
15
12
MODISTE, a dealer in...
modulars
16
14
MODULAR, a thing com...
moellons
15
14
MOELLON, (French) ru...
mofettes
16
14
MOFETTE, a fissure i...
mohicans
19
17
MOHICAN, a punk hair...
moidores
14
12
MOIDORE, a former go...
moieties
14
11
MOIETY, a half, also...
moineaus
13
13
MOINEAU, (French) a...
moistens
14
12
MOISTEN, to make or...
moithers
17
13
MOITHER, to confuse,...
mojarras
16
20
MOJARRA, any of vari...
molasses
15
12
a thick dark treacle...
moldings
17
16
MOLDING, a long, nar...
molimens
16
16
MOLIMEN, (Latin) a g...
molinets
15
13
MOLINET, (French) a...
molluscs
21
17
MOLLUSC, an animal b...
mollusks
19
18
MOLLUSK, an animal b...
molossus
16
13
a metrical foot of t...
momentos
14
15
MOMENTO, something k...
monacids
17
16
MONACID, a compound...
monarchs
19
17
MONARCH, an absolute...
monardas
13
13
MONARDA, a plant of...
monaxons
18
20
MONAXON, a straight...
mondains
13
14
MONDAIN, a (male) pe...
monerans
12
13
MONERAN, a cellular...
moneyers
19
14
MONEYER, (archaic) a...
mongrels
16
15
MONGREL, a plant or...
monikers
15
16
MONIKER, (slang) a n...
monilias
15
13
MONILIA, (Latin) a f...
monishes
16
14
MONISH, to admonish;...
monitors
14
12
MONITOR, to keep tra...
monocles
17
16
MONOCLE, an eyeglass...
monocots
16
15
MONOCOT, (short for)...
monodies
13
13
MONODY, an elegy per...
monofils
17
16
MONOFIL, a single fi...
monologs
15
15
MONOLOG, a lengthy s...
monomers
14
15
MONOMER, the simples...
mononyms
20
18
MONONYM, a person wh...
monopods
15
16
MONOPOD, a one-foote...
monosies
13
12
MONOSY, a separation...
monoskis
15
16
MONOSKI, to ski on a...
monsoons
12
13
MONSOON, a wind syst...
monsters
14
12
MONSTER, an extraord...
montages
14
14
MONTAGE, to combine...
montanes
12
13
MONTANE, the lower v...
montants
13
13
MONTANT, a vertical...
monteros
13
12
MONTERO, a huntsman'...
montures
14
13
MONTURE, (French) a...
monurons
13
14
MONURON, a herbicide...
moochers
19
16
MOOCHER, a truant, a...
mooktars
15
15
MOOKTAR, (Arabic) an...
moolvies
17
16
MOOLVIE, a teacher o...
moonbows
18
18
MOONBOW, a rainbow f...
moondogs
14
15
MOONDOG, a bright sp...
mooneyes
18
14
MOONEYE, a freshwate...
moonless
14
13
lacking the light of...
moonlets
14
13
MOONLET, a small sat...
moonsets
13
12
MOONSET, the time wh...
moorages
14
13
MOORAGE, the act of...
moorhens
15
14
MOORHEN, a water bir...
moorills
17
13
MOORILL, (Scots) a c...
moorings
15
14
MOORING, a place whe...
moorlogs
16
14
MOORLOG, a deposit o...
mootings
15
14
MOOTING, a meeting,...
mootness
13
12
the state of being w...
moperies
16
14
MOPERY, violation of...
mopheads
18
17
MOPHEAD, a person wi...
mopiness
16
15
the state of being m...
moraines
13
12
MORAINE, an accumula...
morasses
14
11
MORASS, a very wet o...
morbuses
17
15
MORBUS, (Latin) a di...
mordants
14
13
MORDANT, to impregna...
mordents
14
13
MORDENT, a rapidly a...
morelles
16
13
MORELLE, a flowering...
morellos
16
13
MORELLO, a dark red...
morendos
13
13
MORENDO, (Italian) a...
moreness
13
12
the state of being m...
moriches
20
16
MORICHE, a tall Sout...
moriscos
18
14
MORISCO, an arabesqu...
morlings
17
15
MORLING, a sheep tha...
mormaors
15
14
MORMAOR, a high-rank...
mornings
15
15
MORNING, the early p...
moroccos
20
17
MOROCCO, a fine goat...
morphews
22
19
MORPHEW, a skin erup...
morphias
19
16
MORPHIA, a painkilli...
morphins
19
17
MORPHIN, the princip...
morrells
17
13
MORRELL, a tall euca...
morrhuas
17
14
MORRHUA, an old name...
morrices
18
14
MORRICE, (obsolete)...
morrions
14
12
MORRION, (historical...
morrises
15
11
MORRIS, to dance the...
morsures
15
12
MORSURE, a bite [n]
mortices
18
14
MORTICE, to join or...
mortises
15
11
MORTISE, to join or...
morwongs
18
17
MORWONG, (Native Aus...
moscatos
17
14
MOSCATO, a sweet des...
moselles
16
13
MOSELLE, a German wh...
moshings
18
16
MOSHING, a style of...
moslings
17
15
thin shavings taken...
mostests
15
11
MOSTEST, (facetious)...
motorbus
17
15
a bus driven by an i...
mottlers
16
12
MOTTLER, one who mot...
mouchers
20
17
MOUCHER, a truant, a...
mouflons
17
17
MOUFLON, (French) a...
moulages
16
15
MOULAGE, (French) an...
moulders
16
14
MOULDER, to turn to...
moulters
16
13
MOULTER, one that mo...
mounters
14
13
MOUNTER, one who mou...
mourners
14
13
MOURNER, one that mo...
mousakas
15
16
MOUSAKA, a Greek dis...
mousings
16
15
MOUSING, a wrapping...
mousmees
15
15
MOUSMEE, a Japanese...
mouthers
17
14
MOUTHER, one who mou...
movables
19
19
MOVABLE, something t...
moveless
17
16
incapable of movemen...
moviolas
17
16
MOVIOLA, (tradename)...
mowburns
20
19
MOWBURN, to heat and...
moyities
21
13
MOYITY, (Spenser) mo...
mozettas
17
20
MOZETTA, (italian) a...
mridangs
16
15
MRIDANG, (Sanskrit)...
muchells
23
19
MUCHELL, (Spenser) a...
muchness
20
18
greatness [n -ES]
mucigens
19
18
MUCIGEN, a substance...
mucinous
18
17
of or like mucin, a...
mucrones
17
16
MUCRO, a sharp point...
mudbanks
18
21
MUDBANK, a sloping a...
mudbaths
20
18
MUDBATH, a medicinal...
muddlers
17
15
MUDDLER, one who mud...
mudflaps
21
20
MUDFLAP, a flap fixe...
mudflats
19
17
MUDFLAT, a level tra...
mudflows
22
20
MUDFLOW, a moving ma...
mudholes
18
16
MUDHOLE, a hollow pl...
mudhooks
18
19
MUDHOOK, (slang) an...
mudirias
16
13
MUDIRIA, (Arabic) th...
mudlarks
18
18
MUDLARK, to follow t...
mudpacks
22
23
MUDPACK, a cosmetic...
mudrocks
20
20
MUDROCK, a pelite, a...
mudrooms
16
16
MUDROOM, a room for...
mudscows
22
19
MUDSCOW, a flat mud-...
mudsills
19
15
MUDSILL, the lowest...
mudworts
19
16
MUDWORT, a small her...
mueddins
15
15
MUEDDIN, (Arabic) th...
muezzins
21
31
MUEZZIN, (Arabic) th...
mufflers
21
19
MUFFLER, a thick sca...
muggings
19
19
MUGGING, a street as...
mugshots
19
16
MUGSHOT, a photograp...
mugworts
20
17
MUGWORT, a common Br...
mugwumps
24
24
MUGWUMP, a bolter fr...
mukhtars
19
18
MUKHTAR, an Indian l...
mulattas
16
13
MULATTA, (Spanish) t...
mulattos
16
13
MULATTO, (Spanish) t...
mulleins
17
15
MULLEIN, a tall, sti...
mullions
17
15
MULLION, to provide...
mullites
18
14
MULLITE, an aluminiu...
mullocks
22
21
MULLOCK, (Australian...
mulmulls
21
19
MULMULL, (Hindi) a f...
multures
17
14
MULTURE, to take a f...
mumblers
20
19
MUMBLER, one who mum...
mummings
19
21
MUMMING, the perform...
mummocks
22
25
MUMMOCK, (archaic) a...
munchers
20
18
MUNCHER, one who mun...
munchies
20
18
MUNCHIE, a small amo...
munifies
17
16
MUNIFY, to fortify,...
munnions
13
15
MUNNION, an upright...
munsters
15
13
MUNSTER, a semisoft...
muntings
16
16
MUNTING, the vertica...
muntjacs
20
25
MUNTJAC, a small Asi...
muntjaks
18
26
MUNTJAK, a small Asi...
muntries
15
13
MUNTRIE, (Native Aus...
muoniums
16
17
MUONIUM, an electron...
muraenas
13
13
MURAENA, a food fish...
murgeons
15
15
MURGEON, to mock wit...
muriates
15
12
MURIATE, (archaic) a...
murlains
16
14
MURLAIN, (Gaelic) a...
murphies
20
17
MURPHY, (colloquial)...
murraghs
19
16
MURRAGH, a caddis fl...
murrains
15
13
MURRAIN, a disease o...
murrines
15
13
MURRINE, a kind of c...
murrions
15
13
MURRION, a disease o...
murthers
18
14
MURTHER, (dialect) t...
muscoids
19
16
MUSCOID, a mosslike...
muscones
17
16
MUSCONE, a macrocycl...
musettes
15
12
MUSETTE, (French) a...
mushings
19
17
MUSHING, the act of...
mushrats
18
14
MUSHRAT, a large sem...
musicals
20
16
MUSICAL, a show punc...
musimons
16
16
MUSIMON, a Corsican...
muskones
15
17
MUSKONE, a macrocycl...
muskrats
17
16
MUSKRAT, a large sem...
muspikes
19
19
MUSPIKE, a freshwate...
mustangs
16
15
MUSTANG, the wild or...
mustards
16
13
MUSTARD, a pungent c...
mutagens
15
15
MUTAGEN, a substance...
mutators
15
12
MUTATOR, one that ca...
muteness
14
13
the state of being m...
muticous
19
16
in botany, having no...
mutinies
15
13
MUTINY, to revolt ag...
mutinous
15
14
disposed to mutiny [...
muzzlers
23
31
MUZZLER, a strong he...
mwalimus
21
19
MWALIMU, (Swahili) a...
myalgias
23
16
MYALGIA, muscular pa...
myalisms
24
17
MYALISM, a magic cul...
myalists
23
14
MYALIST, one who pra...
mycellas
26
18
MYCELLA, a blue-vein...
myelines
21
15
MYELINE, the fatty s...
myelites
22
14
MYELITIS, inflammati...
myelitis
23
14
inflammation of the...
myelomas
22
17
MYELOMA, a tumour of...
mylodons
21
16
MYLODON, an extinct...
mynheers
22
16
MYNHEER, (Dutch) the...
myograms
23
18
MYOGRAM, a record ma...
myomeres
21
16
MYOMERE, part of a v...
myosises
21
13
MYOSIS, (Greek) exce...
myositis
22
13
muscular pain from i...
myosotes
20
13
MYOSOTE, a flowering...
myosotis
21
13
a flowering plant, a...
myotomes
21
16
MYOTOME, a segment o...
myotubes
23
17
MYOTUBE, a cylindric...
myrbanes
22
17
MYRBANE, an apparent...
myringas
22
16
MYRINGA, the eardrum...
myrrhols
25
16
MYRRHOL, the volatil...
myspaces
26
19
MYSPACE, to search f...
mythises
24
15
MYTHISE, to tell a t...
mythisms
26
18
MYTHISM, a theory th...
mythists
25
15
MYTHIST, an adherent...
mythizes
27
24
MYTHIZE, to tell a t...
naartjes
14
18
NAARTJE, (Afrikaans)...
nabobess
16
15
(Urdu) a female nabo...
nacarats
15
12
NACARAT, (French) a...
nacelles
17
14
NACELLE, a structure...
nacreous
15
13
of or resembling mot...
nacrites
16
12
NACRITE, a clay mine...
naffness
16
16
the quality of being...
nagapies
15
14
NAGAPIE, (Afrikaans)...
naggings
16
16
NAGGING, the act of...
nagmaals
15
15
NAGMAAL, (Afrikaans)...
nagwares
16
14
NAGWARE, software th...
naifness
14
13
the state of being n...
nailings
15
13
NAILING, making nail...
nailless
15
11
without nails [adj]
nailsets
14
10
NAILSET, a tool for...
naivetes
14
13
NAIVETE, the quality...
namastes
13
12
NAMASTE, (Sanskrit)...
nameless
14
13
anonymous [adj NAMEL...
nametags
14
14
NAMETAG, a tag beari...
nandinas
11
12
NANDINA, (Japanese)...
nandines
11
12
NANDINE, a West Afri...
nankeens
11
15
NANKEEN, a durable b...
nanobees
12
13
NANOBEE, an artifici...
nanobots
13
13
NANOBOT, a microscop...
nanodots
11
11
NANODOT, a small clu...
naperies
14
12
NAPERY, table and ot...
naphthas
19
16
NAPHTHA, a vague nam...
naphtols
18
15
NAPHTOL, any one of...
narceens
14
13
NARCEEN, a narcotic...
narceins
15
13
NARCEIN, a narcotic...
narcisms
18
15
NARCISM, excessive l...
narcists
17
12
NARCIST, one given t...
narcomas
16
15
NARCOMA, a coma caus...
narcoses
15
12
NARCOSIS, a drug-ind...
narcosis
16
12
a drug-induced stupo...
nargiles
15
12
NARGILE, (Persian) a...
narquois
21
19
(French) mocking; ma...
narrases
12
9
NARRAS, an edible me...
narrates
12
9
NARRATE, to tell a s...
nartjies
15
18
NARTJIE, (Afrikaans)...
narwhals
19
15
NARWHAL, a kind of w...
nashgabs
18
16
NASHGAB, (Scots) pra...
nathless
16
12
(archaic) neverthele...
natriums
15
13
NATRIUM, sodium [n]
naturals
14
11
NATURAL, a type of m...
nauplius
17
15
a larval form in cer...
nauseous
12
11
causing nausea [adj...
nautches
18
15
NAUTCH, (Hindi) an e...
nautilus
15
12
a spiral-shelled mol...
navarchs
20
18
NAVARCH, (Greek) the...
navarhos
16
15
NAVARHO, a low-frequ...
navarins
14
14
NAVARIN, a stew cont...
navettes
14
13
NAVETTE, a gem cut i...
naythles
22
14
(archaic) neverthele...
naywards
22
15
NAYWARD, (Shakespear...
naywords
22
15
NAYWORD, a proverbia...
nazifies
18
21
NAZIFY, to become li...
nearness
11
10
the state of being n...
neatness
11
10
the state of being n...
neatniks
13
14
NEATNIK, a compulsiv...
nebbichs
23
20
NEBBICH, (Yiddish) a...
nebishes
17
14
NEBISH, (Yiddish) a...
nebrises
15
12
NEBRIS, (Latin) a fa...
nebulous
16
15
like a nebula, cloud...
neckings
18
19
NECKING, a small mol...
neckless
18
17
without a neck [adj]
necklets
18
17
NECKLET, an ornament...
neckties
17
16
NECKTIE, a strip of...
necroses
15
12
NECROSE, to affect w...
necrosis
16
12
death of part of the...
nedettes
12
10
NEDETTE, a female ne...
needfuls
16
15
NEEDFUL, something t...
needlers
13
11
NEEDLER, a needlemak...
needless
13
11
not necessary [adj N...
negaters
13
11
NEGATER, one that ne...
negatons
12
12
NEGATON, a hypotheti...
negators
13
11
NEGATOR, one that ne...
neglects
18
15
NEGLECT, to treat ca...
negliges
16
14
NEGLIGE, (French) a...
negroids
14
12
NEGROID, a negroid p...
negronis
13
12
NEGRONI, an alcoholi...
nelumbos
17
17
NELUMBO, (Tamil) a p...
nematics
17
15
NEMATIC, a liquid cr...
nemesias
13
12
NEMESIA, a South Afr...
nemorous
13
13
wooded [adj]
neoliths
16
12
NEOLITH, an ancient...
neonates
10
10
NEONATE, a newborn c...
neosouls
13
11
NEOSOUL, a style of...
neotypes
20
14
NEOTYPE, a specimen...
nephrons
16
15
NEPHRON, an excretor...
nereides
12
10
NEREIS, a marine wor...
nervines
14
14
NERVINE, a soothing...
nervings
16
16
NERVING, a type of v...
nervules
16
15
NERVULE, a vascular...
nervures
15
14
NERVURE, a vascular...
neshness
14
12
the quality of being...
nestfuls
17
14
NESTFUL, enough to f...
nestings
14
12
NESTING, the act of...
nestlers
14
10
NESTLER, one who nes...
netballs
17
14
NETBALL, a team game...
netbooks
15
16
NETBOOK, a portable...
netheads
14
12
NETHEAD, an enthusia...
netizens
15
19
NETIZEN, a citizen o...
netroots
12
9
NETROOT, a political...
netsukes
14
14
NETSUKE, a small Jap...
netsurfs
16
13
NETSURF, to browse t...
nettings
14
12
NETTING, a net [n]
nettlers
14
10
NETTLER, one that ne...
networks
17
16
NETWORK, to form a s...
neurines
12
11
NEURINE, a very pois...
neurisms
15
13
NEURISM, a hypotheti...
neurites
13
10
NEURITE, an axon or...
neuritis
14
10
inflammation of a ne...
neuroids
13
11
NEUROID, either of t...
neuromas
13
13
NEUROMA, a tumor dev...
neurones
11
11
NEURONE, the basic c...
neuroses
12
10
NEUROSIS, a type of...
neurosis
13
10
a type of emotional...
neurulas
14
12
NEURULA, an embryo a...
neustons
12
11
NEUSTON, the aggrega...
neutrals
14
11
NEUTRAL, one that is...
neutrons
12
11
NEUTRON, a particle...
newborns
17
16
NEWBORN, a recently...
newsboys
24
17
NEWSBOY, a boy who d...
newsless
17
13
without news [adj]
nextness
18
17
the state of being n...
ngararas
13
11
NGARARA, (Maori) a l...
niagaras
13
11
NIAGARA, a deluge or...
nibblers
19
16
NIBBLER, one who nib...
nibblies
19
16
NIBBLY, a small food...
niblicks
22
20
NIBLICK, an iron-hea...
niceness
15
13
the quality of being...
niceties
16
12
NICETY, a fine point...
nicotins
16
13
NICOTIN, a poisonous...
nictates
16
12
NICTATE, to wink [v]
niddicks
19
18
NIDDICK, (English di...
nidifies
16
13
NIDIFY, to nest [v]
nidorous
13
11
resembling the smell...
nigellas
16
13
NIGELLA, a type of p...
niggards
16
14
NIGGARD, to act in a...
nigglers
17
14
NIGGLER, one who nig...
nighness
16
14
(obsolete) nearness...
nighties
17
13
NIGHTY, a nightgown,...
nihongas
15
14
NIHONGA, (Japanese)...
nilghais
18
14
NILGHAI, (Hindi) a k...
nilghaus
18
15
NILGHAU, (Hindi) a k...
nimbuses
17
16
NIMBUS, a halo; a ty...
ninepins
14
14
NINEPIN, a wooden pi...
nineties
12
10
NINETY, a number, ni...
niobates
14
12
NIOBATE, a salt of n...
niobites
15
12
NIOBITE, the chief o...
niobiums
17
16
NIOBIUM, a metallic...
nirvanas
14
14
NIRVANA, (Sanskrit)...
nitchies
19
14
NITCHIE, a derogator...
niteries
13
9
NITERIE, (colloquial...
nithings
17
14
NITHING, (Old Englis...
nitinols
14
11
NITINOL, an alloy of...
nitpicks
21
19
NITPICK, to fuss ove...
nitrates
13
9
NITRATE, to treat wi...
nitreous
13
10
as in nitreous silic...
nitrides
14
10
NITRIDE, to convert...
nitriles
15
10
NITRILE, any organic...
nitrites
14
9
NITRITE, a salt of n...
nitroxes
19
16
NITROX, a mixture of...
nobblers
18
16
NOBBLER, one who nob...
nobodies
14
13
NOBODY, an unimporta...
noctuids
17
14
NOCTUID, a night-fly...
noctules
17
14
NOCTULE, a large bat...
nocturns
16
14
NOCTURN, any one of...
noddings
14
14
NODDING, the act of...
nodulous
14
13
having small nodes o...
noesises
12
9
NOESIS, intellectual...
noggings
16
16
NOGGING, masonry or...
nointers
12
10
NOINTER, (Australian...
nomadies
13
13
NOMADY, the life of...
nomarchs
19
17
NOMARCH, (Greek) the...
nombrils
18
16
NOMBRIL, the point o...
nominals
14
14
NOMINAL, a noun or p...
nominees
12
13
NOMINEE, one that is...
nonacids
15
14
NONACID, a substance...
nonagons
11
13
NONAGON, a nine-side...
nonaries
11
10
NONARY, a group of n...
nonbanks
14
18
NONBANK, an alternat...
nonbooks
14
17
NONBOOK, a book of l...
nonclass
16
14
a lack of class [n -...
noncolas
15
14
NONCOLA, a soft drin...
nonettes
11
10
NONETTE, a musical p...
nonettos
11
10
NONETTO, a musical p...
nonfacts
17
16
NONFACT, a statement...
nonfoods
13
14
NONFOOD, an item tha...
nonfuels
15
15
NONFUEL, a type of e...
nonlives
15
15
NONLIFE, the absence...
nonmeats
12
13
NONMEAT, a substance...
nonpasts
14
13
NONPAST, a verb form...
nonpeaks
14
17
NONPEAK, a period of...
nonplays
21
16
NONPLAY, a theatrica...
nonpoors
13
13
NONPOOR, a person wh...
nonskeds
13
15
NONSKED, an airline...
nonstops
14
13
NONSTOP, a nonstop f...
nonsuits
13
11
NONSUIT, to dismiss...
nontaxes
17
17
NONTAX, a tax of lit...
nonuples
15
15
NONUPLE, a set of ni...
nonusers
12
11
NONUSER, one that is...
nonwords
15
14
NONWORD, a word that...
nonworks
16
17
NONWORK, that part o...
noondays
17
13
NOONDAY, the middle...
noonings
12
13
NOONING, (US) an int...
norimons
13
13
NORIMON, (Japanese)...
norlands
13
12
NORLAND, a region in...
normless
15
13
without a norm [adj]
nortenas
11
10
NORTENA, (Spanish) a...
nortenos
11
10
NORTENO, (Spanish) a...
northers
15
11
NORTHER, to veer nor...
norwards
16
13
in a northerly direc...
nosebags
15
14
NOSEBAG, a food bag...
nosegays
19
13
NOSEGAY, a bouquet o...
noseless
13
10
without a nose [adj]
nosiness
12
10
the quality of being...
nostrils
15
10
NOSTRIL, an external...
nostrums
15
13
NOSTRUM, a medicine...
notables
15
13
NOTABLE, a person of...
notaeums
13
13
NOTAEUM, the upper s...
notaires
12
9
NOTAIRE, in France,...
notaries
12
9
NOTARY, a public off...
notators
12
9
NOTATOR, one that no...
notchels
19
15
NOTCHEL, to repudiat...
notchers
18
14
NOTCHER, one who not...
noteless
13
10
without notes [adj]
notelets
13
10
NOTELET, a short let...
notepads
14
13
NOTEPAD, a number of...
nothings
16
14
NOTHING, the absence...
noticers
16
12
NOTICER, one who not...
notifies
15
12
NOTIFY, to inform [v...
notitias
13
9
NOTITIA, (Latin) a r...
notornis
12
10
a domestic-fowl-like...
nounless
13
12
without a noun [adj]
nourices
16
13
NOURICE, (obsolete)...
noursles
14
11
NOURSLE, to foster,...
nousells
15
12
NOUSELL, to foster,...
novellas
16
15
NOVELLA, a short nov...
novities
15
13
NOVITY, innovation [...
nowadays
21
15
in these times [adv]
nowcasts
19
15
NOWCAST, a report on...
nowheres
17
14
NOWHERE, a nonexiste...
noyances
20
15
NOYANCE, (Spenser) a...
nubbings
19
19
NUBBING, an executio...
nubilous
17
15
cloudy; vague, also...
nucellus
19
16
the mass of tissues...
nucleins
17
15
NUCLEIN, a protein f...
nucleons
16
15
NUCLEON, a general n...
nuclides
18
15
NUCLIDE, an atom of...
nudeness
12
12
nudity [n -ES]
nudities
14
11
NUDITY, the state of...
nudnicks
18
19
NUDNICK, (Yiddish) a...
nullings
17
15
NULLING, knurled wor...
nullness
15
13
nothingness, also NU...
numbness
16
17
the state of being n...
numbnuts
17
18
an idiot [n -ES]
numerals
15
14
NUMERAL, a symbol th...
numerics
18
16
NUMERIC, a numeral [...
numerous
14
14
many [adj NUMEROUSLY...
numinous
14
15
filled with a sense...
numpkins
18
21
NUMPKIN, a stupid pe...
numpties
17
16
NUMPTY, (Scots) an i...
nunataks
13
15
NUNATAK, (Inuit) a p...
nunchuks
20
21
NUNCHUK, (Japanese)...
nundines
12
13
NUNDINE, (Latin) the...
nunhoods
14
14
NUNHOOD, the conditi...
nunships
18
16
NUNSHIP, the conditi...
nuptials
17
14
NUPTIAL, a wedding c...
nursings
15
13
NURSING, the profess...
nurtures
14
11
NURTURE, to nourish...
nutcases
16
13
NUTCASE, a crazy per...
nutgalls
17
14
NUTGALL, a round gal...
nutgrass
15
12
any of various Ameri...
nutmeals
15
14
NUTMEAL, meal made f...
nutmeats
14
13
NUTMEAT, the edible...
nutpicks
21
20
NUTPICK, a device fo...
nuttings
15
13
NUTTING, the act of...
nutwoods
16
14
NUTWOOD, a nut-beari...
nuzzlers
21
29
NUZZLER, one who nuz...
nylghais
24
16
NYLGHAI, a large ant...
nylghaus
24
17
NYLGHAU, a large ant...
nymphets
25
19
NYMPHET, a sexually...
oakiness
13
13
the quality or state...
oaklings
16
16
OAKLING, a young oak...
oakwoods
16
16
OAKWOOD, the wood of...
oarlocks
18
16
OARLOCK, a device fo...
oarweeds
15
12
OARWEED, a kind of s...
oatcakes
16
15
OATCAKE, a thin unle...
oatmeals
14
12
OATMEAL, meal made f...
obelises
16
12
OBELISE, to mark wit...
obelisks
18
16
OBELISK, a four-side...
obelisms
18
15
OBELISM, the act of...
obelizes
19
21
OBELIZE, to mark wit...
obligees
17
14
OBLIGEE, one who is...
obligers
18
14
OBLIGER, one who obl...
obligors
18
14
OBLIGOR, the person...
obliques
25
22
OBLIQUE, (obsolete)...
obscures
19
15
OBSCURE, to make ind...
observes
17
15
OBSERVE, to look att...
obsesses
15
11
OBSESS, to dominate...
obtrudes
16
13
OBTRUDE, to thrust f...
obverses
17
15
OBVERSE, the side of...
obviates
17
15
OBVIATE, to forestal...
ocarinas
15
12
OCARINA, (Italian) a...
occamies
20
17
OCCAMY, an alloy imi...
occiputs
23
18
OCCIPUT, the back pa...
occludes
21
17
OCCLUDE, to stop up...
occupies
22
18
OCCUPY, to reside in...
oceanids
15
13
OCEANID, an ocean ny...
ocherous
18
14
containing or resemb...
ochreous
18
14
containing or resemb...
ockodols
18
17
(dialect) one's feet...
octagons
16
14
OCTAGON, an eight-si...
octanols
16
13
OCTANOL, an alcohol...
octaplas
19
15
OCTAPLA, a book of e...
octettes
16
11
OCTETTE, a compositi...
octopods
18
15
OCTOPOD, any of an o...
octuples
20
16
OCTUPLE, to multiply...
oculists
19
13
OCULIST, an eye spec...
odalisks
16
14
ODALISK, (French) a...
odallers
15
11
ODALLER, in the Orkn...
oddballs
18
15
ODDBALL, an eccentri...
oddities
14
10
ODDITY, one that is...
oddments
14
14
ODDMENT, a remnant [...
odonates
11
10
ODONATE, any member...
odorants
12
10
ODORANT, an odorous...
odorises
13
9
ODORISE, to make odo...
odorizes
16
18
ODORIZE, to make odo...
odorless
14
10
without odor, also O...
odylisms
23
15
ODYLISM, belief in t...
odysseys
26
13
ODYSSEY, (Greek) a l...
oenomels
13
13
OENOMEL, an ancient...
oersteds
13
9
OERSTED, a unit of m...
oestrins
13
9
OESTRIN, an estrogen...
oestrous
13
9
pertaining to oestru...
oestrums
15
12
OESTRUM, the period...
offbeats
19
17
OFFBEAT, an unaccent...
offcasts
21
17
OFFCAST, an item of...
offences
19
18
OFFENCE, a transgres...
offenses
16
15
OFFENSE, (US) an off...
offerees
16
14
OFFEREE, someone who...
offerers
17
14
OFFERER, one who off...
offerors
17
14
OFFEROR, one who off...
officers
21
17
OFFICER, to command...
offloads
18
16
OFFLOAD, to unload [...
offramps
21
20
OFFRAMP, a road lead...
offscums
23
21
OFFSCUM, scum, refus...
offsides
18
15
OFFSIDE, that part o...
offtakes
18
18
OFFTAKE, a pipe or c...
ofttimes
17
14
often, also OFTENTIM...
ogreisms
16
13
OGREISM, the state o...
ogresses
14
10
OGRESS, a female ogr...
oilbirds
18
13
OILBIRD, a nocturnal...
oilcamps
21
18
OILCAMP, a living ar...
oileries
14
9
OILERY, an oil busin...
oilgases
15
11
OILGAS, a gaseous mi...
oilholes
17
12
OILHOLE, a hole thro...
oiliness
14
10
the state of being o...
oilseeds
14
10
OILSEED, a kind of r...
oilskins
16
14
OILSKIN, a waterproo...
oinomels
14
13
OINOMEL, (Greek) a b...
okimonos
14
16
OKIMONO, a Japanese...
oldsters
15
10
OLDSTER, an old pers...
oldwives
20
17
OLDWIFE, a kind of d...
olearias
13
9
OLEARIA, a genus of...
olefines
15
13
OLEFINE, a hydrocarb...
olestras
14
9
OLESTRA, (tradename)...
olicooks
18
16
OLICOOK, a type of d...
oligists
17
11
OLIGIST, crystallize...
olivines
16
14
OLIVINE, a mineral,...
ologists
16
11
OLOGIST, an expert i...
ologoans
13
12
OLOGOAN, (Irish) to...
olorosos
13
9
OLOROSO, (Spanish) a...
olycooks
24
18
OLYCOOK, a type of d...
olykoeks
22
19
OLYKOEK, a type of d...
olympics
28
20
an International com...
omentums
15
16
OMENTUM, a fold of t...
omicrons
17
15
OMICRON, a Greek let...
omikrons
15
16
OMIKRON, a Greek let...
omitters
15
11
OMITTER, one who omi...
omnifies
16
15
OMNIFY, to make univ...
omphalos
19
17
(Greek) a central po...
onanisms
13
13
ONANISM, coitus inte...
onanists
12
10
ONANIST, one who pra...
oncogens
15
15
ONCOGEN, an agent pr...
ondatras
12
10
ONDATRA, (Native Ame...
ongoings
14
14
ONGOING, a course of...
onliners
13
11
ONLINER, a user of t...
onomasts
13
12
ONOMAST, a person wh...
onrushes
15
12
ONRUSH, a forward ru...
onsteads
12
10
ONSTEAD, a single fa...
onychias
24
16
ONYCHIA, inflammatio...
oogamies
14
13
OOGAMY, the state of...
oogamous
14
14
having structurally...
oogenies
12
11
OOGENY, the developm...
oolakans
13
14
OOLAKAN, (Native Ame...
oologies
14
11
OOLOGY, the study of...
oomiacks
18
18
OOMIACK, (Inuit) an...
oophytes
23
15
OOPHYTE, a stage of...
oosperms
16
14
OOSPERM, a fertilize...
oospores
14
11
OOSPORE, a fertilize...
ooziness
15
18
the state of being o...
opalines
15
13
OPALINE, an opaque w...
openings
15
15
OPENING, a vacant sp...
openness
13
13
the state of being o...
operands
14
13
OPERAND, a quantity...
operants
14
12
OPERANT, an operator...
operates
14
11
OPERATE, to perform...
ophiuras
18
14
OPHIURA, a member of...
opinicus
19
16
a composite heraldic...
opinions
14
13
OPINION, a judgement...
oporices
18
14
OPORICE, an old medi...
opossums
17
15
OPOSSUM, (Native Ame...
oppidans
17
16
OPPIDAN, a town-dwel...
opponens
15
16
a muscle of the thum...
opposers
17
14
OPPOSER, one who opp...
opsonins
14
13
OPSONIN, a substance...
optimums
19
18
OPTIMUM, the most fa...
opuluses
17
14
OPULUS, the guelder-...
opuntias
15
13
OPUNTIA, a genus of...
opuscles
20
16
OPUSCLE, a short wor...
oquassas
21
18
OQUASSA, a small lak...
oragious
14
11
stormy [adj]
oralisms
16
12
ORALISM, the use of...
oralists
15
9
ORALIST, one who pra...
orarians
12
9
ORARIAN, a coast-dwe...
orarions
12
9
ORARION, in the Orth...
orariums
15
12
ORARIUM, (Latin) in...
orations
12
9
ORATION, a formal sp...
oratress
13
8
a female orator, als...
oratures
13
9
ORATURE, oral forms...
orbitals
17
12
ORBITAL, an orbit [n...
orbiters
16
11
ORBITER, a spacecraf...
orbities
16
11
ORBITY, (obsolete) b...
orchards
19
14
ORCHARD, an area whe...
orcheses
18
13
ORCHESIS, an art of...
orchesis
19
13
an art of dancing [n...
orchises
19
13
ORCHIS, (Greek) any...
orchitis
20
13
inflammation of the...
orcinols
17
13
ORCINOL, a chemical...
orderers
13
9
ORDERER, one who ord...
ordinals
14
11
ORDINAL, a book cont...
ordinars
13
10
ORDINAR, something q...
ordinees
12
10
ORDINEE, one that is...
ordurous
14
11
of or pertaining to...
oreganos
12
11
OREGANO, wild marjor...
oreweeds
15
12
OREWEED, a kind of s...
orexises
19
15
OREXIS, (Greek) an a...
organics
17
14
ORGANIC, an organic...
organons
12
12
ORGANON, a system of...
organums
15
15
ORGANUM, a method of...
organzas
16
20
ORGANZA, a transpare...
orgiasts
15
10
ORGIAST, one who tak...
orgulous
16
13
(Shakespeare) proud,...
orifexes
21
18
ORIFEX, (Shakespeare...
orifices
19
14
ORIFICE, an opening,...
origamis
16
13
ORIGAMI, the Japanes...
origanes
13
11
ORIGANE, marjoram, a...
ornithes
15
11
ORNIS, the collectio...
oropesas
14
11
OROPESA, a fish-shap...
orphisms
20
16
ORPHISM, a style of...
orphreys
24
15
ORPHREY, gold or oth...
orreries
13
8
ORRERY, a mechanical...
orthoses
15
10
ORTHOSIS, a device w...
orthosis
16
10
a device which suppo...
ortolans
13
10
ORTOLAN, a European...
osieries
13
8
OSIERY, an osier bed...
osmiates
14
11
OSMIATE, a salt of o...
osmundas
14
14
OSMUNDA, any fern of...
osselets
14
9
OSSELET, a hard subs...
osseters
13
8
OSSETER, (Russian) a...
ossetras
13
8
OSSETRA, (Russian) a...
ossicles
18
12
OSSICLE, a small bon...
ossifies
16
11
OSSIFY, to change in...
osteitis
14
8
inflammation of the...
osteoids
13
9
OSTEOID, an uncalcif...
osteomas
13
11
OSTEOMA, a tumor com...
osteoses
12
8
OSTEOSIS, the format...
osteosis
13
8
the formation of bon...
ostioles
14
9
OSTIOLE, a small bod...
ostmarks
16
15
OSTMARK, a former Ea...
ostomies
14
11
OSTOMY, a type of su...
otalgias
15
11
OTALGIA, pain in the...
otalgies
15
11
OTALGY, pain in the...
otitides
14
9
OTITIS, inflammation...
otitises
14
8
OTITIS, inflammation...
otocysts
23
13
OTOCYST, an organ of...
otoliths
17
11
OTOLITH, a calcium c...
ottomans
13
12
OTTOMAN, a low, stuf...
ouabains
14
13
OUABAIN, (Somali) a...
ouakaris
14
13
OUAKARI, a short-tai...
oubaases
14
12
OUBAAS, (Afrikaans)...
oughlies
18
14
OUGHLY, to make ugly...
ouguiyas
21
14
OUGUIYA, (Arabic) a...
oulakans
14
15
OULAKAN, (Native Ame...
oustitis
15
9
OUSTITI, a lock-open...
outbacks
20
19
OUTBACK, isolated ru...
outbakes
16
16
OUTBAKE, to surpass...
outbarks
17
16
OUTBARK, to surpass...
outbawls
20
16
OUTBAWL, to surpass...
outbeams
16
15
OUTBEAM, to surpass...
outbless
17
13
to surpass in blessi...
outboxes
21
19
OUTBOX, to surpass i...
outbrags
17
14
OUTBRAG, to surpass...
outbulks
19
18
OUTBULK, to surpass...
outburns
16
14
OUTBURN, to burn lon...
outcalls
19
14
OUTCALL [n]
outcasts
17
12
OUTCAST, a person wh...
outclass
18
13
to be markedly bette...
outcomes
17
15
OUTCOME, a result [n...
outcooks
17
16
OUTCOOK, to surpass...
outcries
17
12
OUTCRY, to cry loude...
outcrops
19
15
OUTCROP, to protrude...
outcross
17
12
to cross the same br...
outcrows
20
15
OUTCROW, to surpass...
outdares
13
10
OUTDARE, to surpass...
outdates
13
10
OUTDATE, to make out...
outdoers
13
10
OUTDOER, one who out...
outdoors
13
10
in the open air [adj...
outdrags
15
12
OUTDRAG, to surpass...
outdraws
17
13
OUTDRAW, to attract...
outdress
14
10
to surpass in dressi...
outdrops
16
13
OUTDROP, to surpass...
outduels
15
12
OUTDUEL, to surpass...
outdures
14
11
OUTDURE, (obsolete)...
outearns
12
10
OUTEARN, to surpass...
outedges
14
12
OUTEDGE, the farther...
outfaces
18
15
OUTFACE, to confront...
outfalls
18
14
OUTFALL, the outlet...
outfasts
16
12
OUTFAST, to surpass...
outfawns
18
16
OUTFAWN, to surpass...
outfeels
16
13
OUTFEEL, to surpass...
outfinds
16
14
OUTFIND, to surpass...
outfires
16
12
OUTFIRE, to surpass...
outflies
17
13
OUTFLY, to surpass i...
outflows
20
16
OUTFLOW, to flow out...
outfools
16
13
OUTFOOL, to surpass...
outfoots
15
12
OUTFOOT, to surpass...
outfoxes
21
19
OUTFOX, to outwit [v...
outgains
14
12
OUTGAIN, to gain mor...
outgases
14
11
OUTGAS, to remove ga...
outgates
14
11
OUTGATE, an exit [n]
outgazes
17
20
OUTGAZE, to surpass...
outgives
17
15
OUTGIVE, to give mor...
outglows
19
15
OUTGLOW, to surpass...
outgnaws
17
15
OUTGNAW, to surpass...
outgoers
14
11
OUTGOER, someone who...
outgrins
15
12
OUTGRIN, to surpass...
outgross
15
11
to surpass in gross...
outgrows
18
14
OUTGROW, to grow too...
outguess
15
12
to anticipate the ac...
outhauls
17
13
OUTHAUL, a rope used...
outhears
15
11
OUTHEAR, to surpass...
outhires
16
11
OUTHIRE, to hire out...
outhowls
20
15
OUTHOWL, to surpass...
outhunts
16
13
OUTHUNT, to surpass...
outhyres
22
13
OUTHYRE, (Spenser) t...
outjests
16
18
OUTJEST, to excel in...
outjumps
20
25
OUTJUMP, to surpass...
outkeeps
16
16
OUTKEEP, to surpass...
outkicks
20
20
OUTKICK, to surpass...
outkills
18
15
OUTKILL, to surpass...
outlands
14
12
OUTLAND, an outlying...
outlasts
15
10
OUTLAST, to last lon...
outleads
14
11
OUTLEAD, to surpass...
outleaps
16
13
OUTLEAP, to surpass...
outliers
15
10
OUTLIER, a detached...
outlines
14
11
OUTLINE, to make a g...
outlives
17
14
OUTLIVE, to live lon...
outlooks
15
14
OUTLOOK, to look out...
outloves
16
14
OUTLOVE, to surpass...
outmodes
14
13
OUTMODE, to put out...
outmoves
16
16
OUTMOVE, to move fas...
outnames
13
13
OUTNAME, to exceed i...
outpaces
18
15
OUTPACE, to move fas...
outparts
16
12
OUTPART, (obsolete)...
outpeeps
17
15
OUTPEEP, to peep out...
outpeers
15
12
OUTPEER, (Shakespear...
outplans
16
14
OUTPLAN, to surpass...
outplays
23
15
OUTPLAY, to excel or...
outplods
17
14
OUTPLOD, to surpass...
outplots
17
13
OUTPLOT, to surpass...
outpolls
18
14
OUTPOLL, to get more...
outports
16
12
OUTPORT, a port out...
outposts
16
12
OUTPOST, a remote se...
outpours
16
13
OUTPOUR, to pour out...
outprays
22
14
OUTPRAY, to surpass...
outpress
16
12
to surpass in pressi...
outpulls
19
15
OUTPULL, to attract...
outraces
16
12
OUTRACE, to run fast...
outrages
14
11
OUTRAGE, to arouse a...
outranks
14
14
OUTRANK, to rank hig...
outrates
13
9
OUTRATE, to surpass...
outraves
15
13
OUTRAVE, to surpass...
outreads
13
10
OUTREAD, to surpass...
outrides
14
10
OUTRIDE, to ride fas...
outrings
15
12
OUTRING, to ring lou...
outroars
13
9
OUTROAR, to roar lou...
outrocks
18
16
OUTROCK, to surpass...
outrolls
16
11
OUTROLL, to roll out...
outroops
15
12
OUTROOP, (obsolete)...
outroots
13
9
OUTROOT, to pull up...
outropes
15
12
OUTROPE, an auction...
outsails
15
10
OUTSAIL, to sail fas...
outsells
16
11
OUTSELL, to sell mor...
outserts
14
9
OUTSERT, a sheet enc...
outshots
16
11
OUTSHOT, (Scots) a p...
outsides
14
10
OUTSIDE, the outer s...
outsings
15
12
OUTSING, to surpass...
outsizes
17
18
OUTSIZE, an exceptio...
outsoars
13
9
OUTSOAR, to soar bey...
outsoles
14
10
OUTSOLE, the outer s...
outspans
15
13
OUTSPAN, to unharnes...
outstays
20
11
OUTSTAY, to surpass...
outsteps
16
12
OUTSTEP, to step bey...
outsulks
17
15
OUTSULK, to surpass...
outswims
19
15
OUTSWIM, to swim fas...
outtakes
14
13
OUTTAKE, to take out...
outtalks
16
14
OUTTALK, to surpass...
outtasks
15
13
OUTTASK, to surpass...
outtells
16
11
OUTTELL, to say open...
outtrots
14
9
OUTTROT, to surpass...
outturns
14
11
OUTTURN, a quantity...
outvotes
15
13
OUTVOTE, to defeat b...
outwaits
17
12
OUTWAIT, to exceed i...
outwalks
19
17
OUTWALK, to surpass...
outwards
17
13
towards the outside,...
outwears
16
12
OUTWEAR, to last lon...
outweeds
16
13
OUTWEED, (Spenser) t...
outweeps
18
15
OUTWEEP, to weep mor...
outwells
19
14
OUTWELL, to pour out...
outwicks
22
19
OUTWICK, to make suc...
outwiles
18
13
OUTWILE, to surpass...
outwills
20
14
OUTWILL, to surpass...
outwinds
17
14
OUTWIND, to unwind [...
outwings
18
15
OUTWING, to fly beyo...
outworks
18
16
OUTWORK, to work fas...
outyells
22
13
OUTYELL, to yell lou...
outyelps
23
15
OUTYELP, to surpass...
ouvrages
16
15
OUVRAGE, (French) wo...
ouvriers
16
13
OUVRIER, (French) a...
ovalness
15
14
the state of being o...
ovarious
15
13
consisting of eggs [...
ovaritis
16
12
inflammation of an o...
ovations
14
13
OVATION, a demonstra...
overacts
18
15
OVERACT, to act with...
overages
15
14
OVERAGE, an excess,...
overalls
17
14
OVERALL, a loose cov...
overarms
16
15
OVERARM, to throw a...
overawes
17
15
OVERAWE, to subdue b...
overbets
17
15
OVERBET, to bet too...
overbids
18
16
OVERBID, to bid or o...
overbuys
24
18
OVERBUY, to buy too...
overcuts
19
16
OVERCUT, to cut too...
overdoes
14
13
OVERDO, to do to exc...
overdogs
16
15
OVERDOG, one that is...
overdubs
18
17
OVERDUB, to add soun...
overdyes
21
15
OVERDYE, to dye with...
overeats
14
12
OVEREAT, to eat to e...
overeggs
17
16
OVEREGG, as in the p...
overeyes
20
14
OVEREYE, to survey [...
overgets
16
14
OVERGET, to get over...
overgoes
15
14
OVERGO, to travel ov...
overhits
18
14
OVERHIT, to hit a ba...
overjoys
23
23
OVERJOY, to fill wit...
overlaps
18
16
OVERLAP, to extend o...
overlays
22
15
OVERLAY, to lay over...
overlets
16
13
OVERLET, to let to e...
overlies
16
13
OVERLIE, to lie abov...
overmans
15
16
OVERMAN, to provide...
overnets
14
13
OVERNET, to cover wi...
overpass
17
15
to pass over [v -ED,...
overpays
23
17
OVERPAY, to pay too...
overplus
19
17
a surplus [n OVERPLU...
overreds
15
13
OVERRED, to cover wi...
overrens
14
13
OVERREN, (archaic) t...
overruns
15
14
OVERRUN, to swarm ov...
overseas
14
12
beyond or across the...
oversees
14
12
OVERSEE, to watch ov...
oversets
15
12
OVERSET, to upset; t...
oversews
18
15
OVERSEW, to sew over...
oversows
18
15
OVERSOW, to sow over...
oversuds
16
14
to form an excessive...
oversups
18
16
OVERSUP, to sup to e...
overtips
18
15
OVERTIP, to tip more...
overtops
17
15
OVERTOP, to rise abo...
overuses
15
13
OVERUSE, to use too...
overwets
18
15
OVERWET, to wet too...
oviboses
17
15
OVIBOS, the musk ox...
ovicides
19
16
OVICIDE, an agent th...
oviducts
20
17
OVIDUCT, a tube thro...
ovoidals
16
14
OVOIDAL, an egg-shap...
ovulates
16
14
OVULATE, to produce...
owelties
17
12
OWELTY, equality [n]
owleries
17
12
OWLERY, a place inha...
ownsomes
16
15
OWNSOME, a solitary...
owrelays
23
14
OWRELAY, (Scots) a l...
oxalates
19
16
OXALATE, to treat wi...
oxalises
20
16
OXALIS, a plant of t...
oxazines
21
25
OXAZINE, a chemical...
oxazoles
22
25
OXAZOLE, a liquid ch...
oxbloods
22
20
OXBLOOD, a dark redd...
oxhearts
21
17
OXHEART, a large hea...
oxidants
19
17
OXIDANT, an oxidizin...
oxidases
19
16
OXIDASE, any of a gr...
oxidates
19
16
OXIDATE, to combine...
oxidises
20
16
OXIDISE, to combine...
oxidizes
23
25
OXIDIZE, to combine...
oxoniums
20
20
OXONIUM, a certain g...
oxyacids
29
21
OXYACID, an acid tha...
oxyphils
32
23
OXYPHIL, an organism...
oxysalts
27
18
OXYSALT, a salt of a...
oxysomes
26
20
OXYSOME, a structura...
oxytones
24
18
OXYTONE, a word bear...
ozonates
14
18
OZONATE, to treat wi...
ozonides
15
19
OZONIDE, a compound...
ozonises
15
18
OZONISE, to convert...
ozonizes
18
27
OZONIZE, to convert...
pabulous
19
17
of or relating to no...
pabulums
21
20
PABULUM, food, esp....
paceways
27
19
PACEWAY, (Australian...
pachisis
22
16
PACHISI, an Indian b...
pachucos
24
20
PACHUCO, (Spanish) a...
pacifies
21
17
PACIFY, to make peac...
packages
20
20
PACKAGE, to put into...
packings
21
21
PACKING, material us...
packness
19
19
intimacy [n -ES]
packways
29
23
PACKWAY, a narrow pa...
pactions
18
15
PACTION, to agree, m...
paddings
17
16
PADDING, material wi...
paddlers
17
14
PADDLER, one who pad...
paddocks
20
20
PADDOCK, to confine...
padellas
17
14
PADELLA, a candle ma...
padlocks
21
20
PADLOCK, to lock sec...
padronas
14
13
PADRONA, (Italian) a...
padrones
14
13
PADRONE, (Italian) a...
padshahs
20
16
PADSHAH, (Persian) a...
paenulas
15
14
PAENULA, a Roman tra...
paeonics
17
15
PAEONIC, a foot of f...
paeonies
13
12
PAEONY, a showy flow...
paesanos
13
12
PAESANO, (Spanish) a...
pageants
15
14
PAGEANT, an elaborat...
pageboys
24
18
PAGEBOY, a boy atten...
pagefuls
20
18
PAGEFUL, as much as...
pagurids
18
15
PAGURID, a hermit cr...
pahlavis
21
18
PAHLAVI, a former co...
pailfuls
21
17
PAILFUL, as much as...
paillons
17
14
PAILLON, a decorativ...
painches
20
17
PAINCH, (Scots) the...
painless
16
13
without pain [adj PA...
painters
15
12
PAINTER, one who pai...
paiockes
19
18
PAIOCKE, (Shakespear...
pairials
17
12
PAIRIAL, a pair-roya...
pairings
17
14
PAIRING, a matching...
paisanas
14
12
PAISANA, (Spanish) a...
paisanos
14
12
PAISANO, (Spanish) a...
paisleys
23
14
PAISLEY, a woollen o...
pajockes
21
27
PAJOCKE, (Shakespear...
pakapoos
17
18
PAKAPOO, a Chinese v...
pakfongs
19
21
PAKFONG, a Chinese a...
paktongs
17
18
PAKTONG, a Chinese a...
palabras
18
15
PALABRA, (Spanish) a...
paladins
16
14
PALADIN, a knightly...
palatals
17
13
PALATAL, a sound mad...
palavers
18
16
PALAVER, to talk pro...
palazzos
22
30
PALAZZO, an Italian...
paleness
15
13
the quality of being...
paletots
16
12
PALETOT, a loose ove...
palettes
16
12
PALETTE, a board on...
paleways
25
17
in heraldry, vertica...
palfreys
25
17
PALFREY, a saddle ho...
palikars
18
16
PALIKAR, a Greek sol...
palinkas
17
17
PALINKA, a type of a...
palliums
20
17
PALLIUM, a cloak wor...
pallones
16
14
PALLONE, an Italian...
palmfuls
22
20
PALMFUL, as much as...
palmiers
18
15
PALMIER, a pastry sh...
palmiets
18
15
PALMIET, a South Afr...
palmists
19
15
PALMIST, a person wh...
palmtops
20
18
PALMTOP, a small han...
palmyras
24
17
PALMYRA, a species o...
palookas
16
16
PALOOKA, a clumsy, i...
palpates
18
15
PALPATE, to examine...
palpuses
19
16
PALPUS, (Latin) a se...
palships
22
17
PALSHIP, the relatio...
paludous
17
15
marshy; living in ma...
pampases
18
17
PAMPAS, a treeless p...
pampeans
17
18
PAMPEAN, a native of...
pamperos
18
17
PAMPERO, (Spanish) a...
pampoens
17
18
PAMPOEN, (South Afri...
panaceas
16
15
PANACEA, (Greek) a r...
panaches
19
17
PANACHE, dash or fla...
panaries
14
12
PANARY, a bread stor...
pancakes
18
19
PANCAKE, to land an...
pancreas
17
15
a large gland discha...
pandanis
14
14
PANDANI, PANDANUS, (...
pandanus
14
15
(Malay) a palm of SE...
pandects
18
16
PANDECT, a treatise...
pandoors
14
13
PANDOOR, one of a cl...
pandoras
14
13
PANDORA, ancient mus...
pandores
14
13
PANDORE, ancient mus...
pandours
15
14
PANDOUR, one of a cl...
pandrops
17
16
PANDROP, (Scots) a h...
panduras
15
14
PANDURA, ancient mus...
paneless
15
13
without a pane [adj]
panfries
17
15
PANFRY, to fry in a...
pangenes
14
15
PANGENE, a hypotheti...
pangless
17
15
without a pang; pain...
pangrams
17
17
PANGRAM, a sentence...
panicles
19
16
PANICLE, a loosely b...
panicums
20
19
PANICUM, any grass o...
panmixes
22
22
PANMIXIS, random mat...
panmixis
23
22
random mating within...
pannages
14
15
PANNAGE, the right t...
pannicks
19
20
PANNICK, any grass o...
panniers
14
13
PANNIER, a large bas...
pannings
15
16
PANNING, harsh criti...
pannists
15
13
PANNIST, a person wh...
pannuses
14
14
PANNUS, a pathologic...
panochas
19
17
PANOCHA, (Spanish) a...
panoches
19
17
PANOCHE, (Spanish) a...
panpipes
19
18
PANPIPE, a musical i...
panthers
17
14
PANTHER, a leopard,...
pantiles
16
13
PANTILE, an overlapp...
pantines
14
13
PANTINE, (obsolete)...
pantings
16
15
PANTING, the act of...
pantlegs
17
15
PANTLEG, the leg par...
pantlers
16
13
PANTLER, (Shakespear...
pantoums
16
16
PANTOUM, a Malayan v...
pantries
15
12
PANTRY, a small room...
papacies
20
17
PAPACY, the office o...
papadams
18
18
PAPADAM, (Tamil) a t...
papadoms
18
18
PAPADOM, (Tamil) a t...
papadums
19
19
PAPADUM, (Tamil) a t...
papaumas
18
18
PAPAUMA, (Maori) a l...
papavers
19
18
PAPAVER, a genus of...
paperers
17
14
PAPERER, one who pap...
paphians
19
17
PAPHIAN, a prostitut...
papilios
19
15
PAPILIO, a type of b...
papishes
20
16
PAPISH, a supporter...
papooses
16
14
PAPOOSE, an American...
pappuses
20
18
PAPPUS, a ring of do...
papricas
21
17
PAPRICA, a seasoning...
paprikas
19
18
PAPRIKA, a seasoning...
papulous
19
17
having pimples, also...
parabens
16
15
PARABEN, any of a gr...
parables
18
15
PARABLE, to represen...
paracmes
19
17
PARACME, a stage of...
paraders
15
12
PARADER, one who par...
paradors
15
12
PARADOR, a building...
parafles
18
15
PARAFLE, (Scots) a p...
paragons
15
14
PARAGON, (archaic) t...
paranyms
22
17
PARANYM, a euphemism...
parapets
17
14
PARAPET, a protectiv...
parasols
16
12
PARASOL, a small, li...
parathas
17
13
PARATHA, (Hindi) a f...
parbakes
18
18
PARBAKE, to bake par...
parboils
19
15
PARBOIL, to cook par...
pardales
16
13
PARDALE, a leopard,...
pardalis
17
13
a leopard, also PARD...
pardners
15
13
PARDNER, (colloquial...
pareiras
15
11
PAREIRA, a medicinal...
parellas
17
13
PARELLA, a lichen wh...
parelles
17
13
PARELLE, a lichen wh...
paretics
19
14
PARETIC, one affecte...
parfaits
18
14
PARFAIT, (French) a...
parganas
15
14
PARGANA, (Hindi) a d...
pargings
18
16
PARGING, a thin coat...
parietes
15
11
PARIES, the wall of...
parishes
18
13
PARISH, a subdivisio...
parisons
15
12
PARISON, (French) a...
parities
16
11
PARITY, equality of...
paritors
16
11
PARITOR, (Shakespear...
parkades
16
16
PARKADE, a multileve...
parkings
18
18
PARKING, an area in...
parkours
17
16
PARKOUR, a recreatio...
parkways
26
20
PARKWAY, a broad roa...
parlours
17
13
PARLOUR, a room for...
parodies
15
12
PARODY, to imitate i...
parolees
15
12
PAROLEE, one who is...
paronyms
22
17
PARONYM, a word havi...
parotids
16
12
PAROTID, a gland sit...
parpanes
16
15
PARPANE, a stone pas...
parpends
17
16
PARPEND, a stone pas...
parpents
17
15
PARPENT, a stone pas...
parquets
24
21
PARQUET, to cover a...
parriers
16
11
PARRIER, one who par...
parrocks
20
18
PARROCK, to confine...
parsings
17
14
PARSING, the syntact...
parsleys
23
14
PARSLEY, a cultivate...
parsneps
17
15
PARSNEP, (obsolete)...
parsnips
18
15
PARSNIP, an umbellif...
partakes
16
15
PARTAKE, to particip...
partials
17
12
PARTIAL, as in parti...
partiers
16
11
PARTIER, one who par...
partings
17
14
PARTING, a division...
partitas
16
11
PARTITA, (Italian) a...
partlets
17
12
PARTLET, (obsolete)...
partners
15
12
PARTNER, to join wit...
partures
16
12
PARTURE, (Spenser) a...
partyers
22
13
PARTYER, one who par...
parvenus
17
17
PARVENU, (French) on...
parvises
18
15
PARVISE, an enclosed...
paschals
22
17
PASCHAL, a candle us...
pascuals
20
16
PASCUAL, a plant tha...
pasquils
26
22
PASQUIL, to satirise...
passades
15
12
PASSADE, a turn of a...
passados
15
12
PASSADO, a forward t...
passages
16
13
PASSAGE, to make a v...
passatas
15
11
PASSATA, an Italian...
passings
17
14
PASSING, the act of...
passions
15
12
PASSION, to exhibit...
passives
18
15
PASSIVE, the passive...
passkeys
23
17
PASSKEY, a key that...
passless
17
12
unable to be negotia...
passouts
16
12
PASSOUT, a ticket en...
passuses
16
12
PASSUS, (Latin) a se...
pasterns
15
12
PASTERN, the part of...
pasteups
18
15
PASTEUP, a finished...
pastimes
17
14
PASTIME, a recreatio...
pastinas
15
12
PASTINA, (Italian) t...
pastings
17
14
PASTING, a beating,...
pastises
16
11
PASTIS, (French) a F...
pastless
17
12
having no past [adj]
pastness
15
12
the state or being p...
pastries
16
11
PASTRY, articles mad...
pastures
16
12
PASTURE, to put out...
patamars
16
14
PATAMAR, a vessel re...
patballs
20
16
PATBALL, a gentle ba...
patchers
21
16
PATCHER, one who pat...
patellas
17
13
PATELLA, the knee-ca...
pathless
19
14
having no path [adj]
pathoses
17
13
PATHOS, a quality th...
pathways
27
18
PATHWAY, a path [n]
patients
15
12
PATIENT, (Shakespear...
patrials
17
12
PATRIAL, one who is...
patricks
21
18
PATRICK, (Irish) a 1...
patricos
19
14
PATRICO, (slang) a h...
patriots
16
11
PATRIOT, one who lov...
patroons
14
12
PATROON, a landowner...
patterns
15
12
PATTERN, to copy a d...
pattress
16
11
a container for the...
patulins
17
14
PATULIN, a drug deri...
patulous
17
14
spreading, open, als...
paunches
20
18
PAUNCH, to disembowe...
pausings
17
15
PAUSING, the act of...
paviours
18
16
PAVIOUR, a person wh...
pavisers
18
15
PAVISER, a soldier c...
pavisses
18
15
PAVIS, a large medie...
pavlovas
20
20
PAVLOVA, a type of d...
pawnages
18
17
PAWNAGE, an act of p...
paxiubas
24
22
PAXIUBA, a Brazilian...
paxwaxes
30
28
PAXWAX, the strong t...
payables
24
17
PAYABLE, what is due...
paybacks
28
23
PAYBACK, a return on...
paydowns
24
18
PAYDOWN, the reducti...
payfones
22
17
PAYFONE, a coin-oper...
paylists
24
14
PAYLIST, a list of p...
payloads
22
15
PAYLOAD, the part of...
payments
22
17
PAYMENT, something t...
payrolls
24
15
PAYROLL, a list of e...
paysages
22
15
PAYSAGE, (French) a...
payslips
26
17
PAYSLIP, a note indi...
paywalls
27
18
PAYWALL, an arrangem...
pazazzes
24
38
PAZAZZ, flamboyance,...
peachers
20
16
PEACHER, one who pea...
peacoats
17
14
PEACOAT, a heavy woo...
peacocks
22
21
PEACOCK, to strut va...
peafowls
21
18
PEAFOWL, a large phe...
peakings
17
18
PEAKING, the act of...
peakless
17
16
having no pointed to...
pearlers
16
12
PEARLER, one who div...
pearlies
16
12
PEARLY, a costermong...
pearlins
16
13
PEARLIN, (Scots) a l...
peasants
14
12
PEASANT, a person of...
peascods
18
15
PEASCOD, a pea pod,...
pebrines
17
15
PEBRINE, a disease o...
peccavis
24
21
PECCAVI, a confessio...
peckings
21
21
PECKING, the act of...
pectases
18
14
PECTASE, an enzyme [...
pectates
18
14
PECTATE, a salt of p...
pectines
18
15
PECTEN, a comblike a...
pectises
19
14
PECTISE, to congeal...
pectizes
22
23
PECTIZE, to congeal...
pectoses
18
14
PECTOSE, a pectin-yi...
pedagogs
17
16
PEDAGOG, one who tea...
pedalers
16
13
PEDALER, someone who...
pedaloes
15
13
PEDALO, a type of pl...
peddlers
17
14
PEDDLER, a person wh...
pedicabs
21
18
PEDICAB, a light veh...
pedicels
20
16
PEDICEL, a slender b...
pedicles
20
16
PEDICLE, a slender b...
pedocals
19
16
PEDOCAL, a type of s...
pedrails
17
13
PEDRAIL, a tractor w...
pedreros
15
12
PEDRERO, a type of o...
peebeens
15
15
PEEBEEN, a large, ha...
peekabos
17
18
PEEKABO, a peeping g...
peelings
17
15
PEELING, a piece or...
peenings
15
15
PEENING, the act of...
peerages
15
13
PEERAGE, the rank of...
peerless
16
12
having no equal [adj...
pegboxes
24
23
PEGBOX, a part of a...
peggings
19
18
PEGGING, the act of...
peishwas
21
16
PEISHWA, a chief min...
pekepoos
17
18
PEKEPOO, a dog that...
pelagics
21
17
PELAGIC, a creature...
pelicans
19
16
PELICAN, a large, we...
pelisses
17
12
PELISSE, (French) a...
pellachs
23
18
PELLACH, a porpoise,...
pellacks
22
20
PELLACK, a porpoise,...
pellocks
22
20
PELLOCK, (Scots) a p...
pelorias
16
12
PELORIA, abnormal sy...
pelories
16
12
PELORY, abnormal sym...
pelotons
15
13
PELOTON, the main bo...
peltasts
17
12
PELTAST, an ancient...
peltings
18
15
PELTING, the act of...
peltless
18
13
lacking a pelt [adj]
peltries
17
12
PELTRY, the skins of...
pelvises
19
16
PELVIS, a part of th...
pembinas
18
18
PEMBINA, a variety o...
pemicans
19
18
PEMICAN, a food prep...
penances
16
16
PENANCE, to impose a...
pendants
14
14
PENDANT, anything ha...
pendents
14
14
PENDENT, anything ha...
pendules
16
15
PENDULE, a manoeuvre...
penfolds
18
17
PENFOLD, a place in...
penguins
16
16
PENGUIN, a flightles...
penicils
20
16
PENICIL, a tent or p...
penlites
16
13
PENLITE, a small tor...
pennames
14
16
PENNAME, a name used...
pennants
13
14
PENNANT, a long narr...
pennines
13
14
PENNINE, a mineral o...
penoches
19
17
PENOCHE, (Spanish) a...
pensions
14
13
PENSION, to grant a...
pensters
15
12
PENSTER, a writer [n...
pentacts
18
15
PENTACT, a five-raye...
pentanes
13
13
PENTANE, any of thre...
pentenes
13
13
PENTENE, an unsatura...
penthias
17
14
PENTHIA, (Spenser) a...
pentices
18
15
PENTICE, to provide...
pentises
15
12
PENTISE, to provide...
pentodes
14
13
PENTODE, a type of e...
pentoses
14
12
PENTOSE, a sugar wit...
penuches
20
18
PENUCHE, a fudge-lik...
penuchis
21
18
PENUCHI, a fudge-lik...
penuries
15
13
PENURY, extreme pove...
peonages
14
14
PEONAGE, the conditi...
peonisms
16
15
PEONISM, the conditi...
peoplers
18
15
PEOPLER, a settler;...
peploses
18
15
PEPLOS, a garment wo...
pepluses
19
16
PEPLUS, a garment wo...
pepsines
17
15
PEPSINE, a digestive...
peptalks
20
19
PEPTALK, to inspire...
peptides
18
15
PEPTIDE, a combinati...
peptises
18
14
PEPTISE, to form a c...
peptizes
21
23
PEPTIZE, to form a c...
peptones
16
15
PEPTONE, a substance...
peracids
19
15
PERACID, a type of a...
peraeons
13
12
PERAEON, a crustacea...
percales
19
15
PERCALE, a closely w...
percents
18
15
PERCENT, one part in...
percepts
21
17
PERCEPT, something t...
perchers
21
16
PERCHER, one who per...
percines
18
15
PERCINE, a perch-lik...
percocts
22
17
PERCOCT, to cook tho...
percoids
19
15
PERCOID, a member of...
perdures
16
13
PERDURE, to continue...
peregals
17
14
PEREGAL, (obsolete)...
pereions
14
12
PEREION, a crustacea...
pereiras
15
11
PEREIRA, a Brazilian...
perfects
21
17
PERFECT, to make fau...
perfings
19
17
PERFING, (New Zealan...
performs
19
17
PERFORM, to begin an...
perfumes
19
18
PERFUME, to fill wit...
perfuses
18
15
PERFUSE, to diffuse...
pergolas
17
14
PERGOLA, an arbor fo...
periapts
18
14
PERIAPT, (Shakespear...
peridots
16
12
PERIDOT, a gemstone,...
perigees
16
13
PERIGEE, the point a...
perigons
16
14
PERIGON, an angle eq...
perillas
18
13
PERILLA, a genus of...
perilous
17
13
dangerous, also PARL...
periosts
16
11
PERIOST, a tough fib...
periplus
20
16
a voyage or trip aro...
periques
24
21
PERIQUE, a strong, b...
perishes
18
13
PERISH, to die [v]
periwigs
21
16
PERIWIG, (historical...
perjures
18
21
PERJURE, to make a p...
perlites
17
12
PERLITE, a kind of v...
permutes
17
15
PERMUTE, to alter th...
perogies
16
13
PEROGI, (Polish) a t...
peroneus
14
13
one of the muscles o...
peroxids
22
19
PEROXID, a bleaching...
perpends
17
16
PERPEND, to weigh in...
perpents
17
15
PERPENT, a stone pas...
perriers
16
11
PERRIER, (obsolete)...
persalts
17
12
PERSALT, a term form...
persicos
19
14
PERSICO, a cordial m...
persists
17
11
PERSIST, to continue...
personas
14
12
PERSONA, a character...
pertains
15
12
PERTAIN, to have ref...
pertakes
16
15
PERTAKE, to particip...
pertness
15
12
the quality of being...
perturbs
19
15
PERTURB, to disturb...
perusals
17
13
PERUSAL, the act of...
perusers
16
12
PERUSER, one who per...
pervades
17
16
PERVADE, to permeate...
perverts
18
15
PERVERT, to turn awa...
pervious
18
16
capable of being pen...
pesaunts
15
13
PESAUNT, (obsolete)...
petalous
16
13
having petals [adj]
petaries
15
11
PETARY, a region cov...
petcocks
23
21
PETCOCK, a valve for...
petioles
16
12
PETIOLE, the stalk o...
petrales
16
12
PETRALE, a food fish...
pettings
17
14
PETTING, amorous car...
petunias
15
13
PETUNIA, a South Ame...
peytrals
23
14
PEYTRAL, a piece of...
peytrels
23
14
PEYTREL, a piece of...
pfennigs
18
18
PFENNIG, a German co...
phablets
21
17
PHABLET, a handheld...
phaeisms
19
16
PHAEISM, duskiness,...
phaetons
16
14
PHAETON, a light two...
phallins
20
16
PHALLIN, a type of f...
phantoms
18
17
PHANTOM, an immateri...
pharaohs
19
15
PHARAOH, a ruler of...
pharmers
19
16
PHARMER, one who par...
pharoses
17
13
PHAROS, (Greek) a li...
phasings
19
16
PHASING, a type of e...
phasmids
20
17
PHASMID, any orthopt...
pheazars
20
22
PHEAZAR, (Shakespear...
phellems
21
18
PHELLEM, a layer of...
phenates
16
14
PHENATE, a compound...
phenixes
23
21
PHENIX, a bird fable...
phenomes
17
17
PHENOME, the complet...
phereses
17
13
PHERESIS, a speciali...
pheresis
18
13
a specialised form o...
philters
20
14
PHILTER, to put unde...
philtres
20
14
PHILTRE, to put unde...
phimoses
19
16
PHIMOSIS, the abnorm...
phimosis
20
16
the abnormal constri...
phishers
21
15
PHISHER, one that ph...
phobisms
22
19
PHOBISM, an obsessiv...
phobists
21
16
PHOBIST, someone wit...
pholades
18
15
PHOLAS, a mollusc of...
phonates
16
14
PHONATE, to produce...
phonemes
17
17
PHONEME, the smalles...
phorates
17
13
PHORATE, an insectic...
photinos
17
14
PHOTINO, a hypotheti...
photisms
20
16
PHOTISM, a hallucina...
phrasers
18
13
PHRASER, a repeater...
phrenics
21
17
PHRENIC, the diaphra...
phthises
21
15
PHTHISIS, a disease...
phthisis
22
15
a disease of the lun...
phylaxis
32
23
an inhibiting of inf...
phyleses
25
16
PHYLESIS, the course...
phylesis
26
16
the course of evolut...
phyllids
28
18
PHYLLID, the leaf of...
physalis
26
16
a type of gooseberry...
phytanes
23
16
PHYTANE, a hydrocarb...
phytoses
24
15
PHYTOSIS, a disease...
phytosis
25
15
a disease caused by...
piaffers
20
17
PIAFFER, a movement...
pianinos
14
13
PIANINO, a small pia...
pianisms
17
15
PIANISM, performance...
pianists
16
12
PIANIST, someone who...
pianolas
15
13
PIANOLA, (trade) a t...
piarists
17
11
PIARIST, a member of...
piasabas
17
14
PIASABA, a coarse, s...
piasavas
17
15
PIASAVA, a coarse, s...
piasters
16
11
PIASTER, a monetary...
piastres
16
11
PIASTRE, a monetary...
pibrochs
24
19
PIBROCH, (Gaelic) a...
picachos
24
19
PICACHO, (Spanish) a...
picadors
19
15
PICADOR, (Spanish) a...
picamars
20
17
PICAMAR, a liquid ob...
piccatas
22
17
PICCATA, (Italian) a...
piccolos
23
18
PICCOLO, a small, sh...
pickaxes
26
25
PICKAX, to use a too...
pickeers
20
18
PICKEER, to forage,...
pickings
22
21
PICKING, the act of...
picklers
22
19
PICKLER, one who pic...
pickmaws
25
24
PICKMAW, the black-h...
pickneys
26
21
PICKNEY, in Jamaican...
pickoffs
25
24
PICKOFF, a play in b...
picolins
20
16
PICOLIN, a compound...
picotees
18
14
PICOTEE, (French) a...
picquets
28
24
PICQUET, to act as a...
picrates
19
14
PICRATE, a chemical...
picrites
20
14
PICRITE, a dark gree...
pictures
20
15
PICTURE, to form a l...
piculets
21
16
PICULET, a small tro...
piddlers
18
14
PIDDLER, one who pid...
piddocks
21
20
PIDDOCK, a rough-she...
pidgeons
16
15
PIDGEON, a simplifie...
piebalds
19
16
PIEBALD, a horse wit...
piecings
20
17
PIECING, material to...
piedness
15
13
the state of being p...
pieforts
18
14
PIEFORT, an unusuall...
pieholes
18
14
PIEHOLE, (slang) a p...
pierages
16
13
PIERAGE, a fee paid...
piercers
19
14
PIERCER, something o...
pierises
16
11
PIERIS, an American...
pierrots
16
11
PIERROT, (French) a...
pietisms
18
14
PIETISM, unquestioni...
pietists
17
11
PIETIST, a person ch...
pifferos
20
17
PIFFERO, (Italian) a...
pifflers
22
18
PIFFLER, one who tal...
pigboats
19
16
PIGBOAT, a submarine...
pigfaces
22
19
PIGFACE, a creeping...
pigfeeds
19
17
PIGFEED, food for pi...
piggings
20
18
PIGGING, operating a...
pightles
21
16
PIGHTLE, a croft or...
piglings
20
17
PIGLING, a little pi...
pigmeats
18
16
PIGMEAT, the meat of...
pigments
18
17
PIGMENT, to add a co...
pigmoids
19
17
PIGMOID, a pigmy [n]
pignolis
18
15
PIGNOLI, the edible...
pigskins
19
18
PIGSKIN, the skin of...
pigsneys
23
16
PIGSNEY, (archaic) a...
pigsnies
17
14
PIGSNIE, (archaic) a...
pigsties
18
13
PIGSTY, a place wher...
pigtails
19
14
PIGTAIL, a single pl...
pigweeds
20
17
PIGWEED, a weedy pla...
pikelets
18
16
PIKELET, a kind of t...
pilchers
23
17
PILCHER, (Shakespear...
pilcorns
20
16
PILCORN, the naked o...
pilcrows
24
18
PILCROW, a paragraph...
pileless
18
13
without a raised sur...
pilgrims
21
17
PILGRIM, someone who...
pilinuts
18
14
PILINUT, the nut of...
pillages
19
15
PILLAGE, to plunder...
pillbugs
23
19
PILLBUG, a wood lous...
pillings
20
16
PILLING, formation o...
pillions
18
14
PILLION, to sit on a...
pillocks
23
20
PILLOCK, a stupid pe...
pilsners
17
13
PILSNER, (German) a...
pimentos
16
15
PIMENTO, (Spanish) a...
pimpings
21
20
PIMPING, the busines...
pinballs
20
17
PINBALL, to bounce a...
pinbones
16
16
PINBONE, the hipbone...
pincases
18
15
PINCASE, a case for...
pinchers
21
17
PINCHER, one who pin...
pincurls
21
17
PINCURL, a curl held...
pindaris
16
13
PINDARI, an Indian m...
pindowns
18
17
PINDOWN, a technique...
pineries
15
12
PINERY, an area wher...
pinesaps
17
15
PINESAP, a reddish f...
pinfalls
20
17
PINFALL, a wrestling...
pinfolds
19
17
PINFOLD, to impound,...
pinglers
18
15
PINGLER, one who nib...
pingrass
17
14
a European weed [n -...
pinguins
17
16
PINGUIN, a flightles...
pinheads
17
15
PINHEAD, the head of...
pinholes
18
15
PINHOLE, a small hol...
pinitols
17
13
PINITOL, an alcohol...
pinkeyes
22
18
PINKEYE, an inflamma...
pinkings
18
19
PINKING, a method of...
pinkness
16
17
the state of being p...
pinnaces
17
16
PINNACE, a small ves...
pinnings
16
16
PINNING, a fastening...
pinnocks
19
20
PINNOCK, the hedge-s...
pinnulas
16
15
PINNULA, a pinnate p...
pinnules
16
15
PINNULE, one of the...
pinocles
19
16
PINOCLE, a card game...
pinspots
18
15
PINSPOT, to illumina...
pintadas
15
13
PINTADA, a kind of p...
pintados
15
13
PINTADO, a kind of p...
pintails
17
13
PINTAIL, a river duc...
pintanos
14
13
PINTANO, a dark-band...
pintucks
21
20
PINTUCK, to tuck wit...
pinwales
19
16
PINWALE, a type of f...
pinweeds
18
16
PINWEED, any plant o...
pinworks
20
19
PINWORK, a type of e...
pinworms
20
18
PINWORM, a small nem...
pioneers
14
12
PIONEER, to take par...
pionings
16
15
PIONING, (archaic) p...
pipeages
18
16
PIPEAGE, transportat...
pipefuls
22
19
PIPEFUL, as much as...
pipeless
19
15
without a pipe [adj]
pipettes
18
14
PIPETTE, to transfer...
pipiness
18
15
the quality of being...
piracies
19
14
PIRACY, robbery on t...
piraguas
17
14
PIRAGUA, (Carib) a d...
piranhas
17
14
PIRANHA, a ferocious...
pirogies
17
13
PIROGI, (Russian) a...
pirogues
17
14
PIROGUE, (Carib) a d...
piroques
24
21
PIROQUE, (Carib) a d...
piscinas
19
15
PISCINA, a basin use...
piscines
19
15
PISCINE, a pool, a p...
pisheogs
19
15
PISHEOG, (Irish) sor...
pishoges
19
15
PISHOGE, (Irish) sor...
pismires
18
14
PISMIRE, an ant [n]
pissants
16
12
PISSANT, the wood an...
pissoirs
17
11
PISSOIR, a public ur...
pistoles
17
12
PISTOLE, (historical...
pitapats
18
14
PITAPAT, to make a r...
pitarahs
18
13
PITARAH, a type of c...
pitchers
22
16
PITCHER, a container...
pitfalls
21
16
PITFALL, a hidden da...
pitheads
18
14
PITHEAD, the top of...
pithless
20
14
lacking force [adj]
pitikins
18
16
diminutive of pity,...
pitiless
18
12
without pity [adj PI...
pitprops
21
17
PITPROP, a timber su...
pittings
18
14
PITTING, an arrangem...
pittites
17
11
PITTITE, (obsolete)...
pituitas
17
12
PITUITA, (archaic) p...
pituites
17
12
PITUITE, (archaic) p...
pivoters
18
15
PIVOTER, someone who...
pixiness
22
19
the state of being p...
pizazzes
25
38
PIZAZZ, flamboyance,...
pizzazes
25
38
PIZZAZ, flamboyance,...
placards
20
16
PLACARD, to publicis...
placates
19
15
PLACATE, to concilia...
placcats
23
18
PLACCAT, (Shakespear...
placebos
21
18
PLACEBO, a medicine...
placings
21
18
PLACING, a position...
plackets
21
19
PLACKET, a leather d...
placoids
20
16
PLACOID, a fish havi...
plafonds
18
17
PLAFOND, (French) a...
plagiums
20
18
PLAGIUM, the crime o...
plaguers
18
15
PLAGUER, one who pla...
plaiters
17
12
PLAITER, one who pla...
planches
21
18
PLANCH, to floor, bo...
planless
17
14
without a plan [adj...
planners
15
14
PLANNER, one who pla...
planters
16
13
PLANTER, one who pla...
plashers
19
14
PLASHER, one who pla...
plashets
19
14
PLASHET, a small pon...
plasmids
19
16
PLASMID, a hereditar...
plasmins
18
16
PLASMIN, a proteolyt...
plasmons
17
16
PLASMON, the total o...
plasters
17
12
PLASTER, to cover wi...
plastics
21
15
PLASTIC, any of a gr...
plastids
18
13
PLASTID, a structure...
platanes
15
13
PLATANE, a large tre...
plateaus
16
13
PLATEAU, to reach a...
platinas
16
13
PLATINA, (Spanish) p...
platings
18
15
PLATING, a thin laye...
platoons
15
13
PLATOON, in American...
platters
17
12
PLATTER, a large, sh...
platypus
26
18
an aquatic mammal [n...
plaudits
18
14
PLAUDIT, an expressi...
playacts
26
17
PLAYACT, to take par...
playboys
31
19
PLAYBOY, a man devot...
playdays
29
17
PLAYDAY, a holiday [...
playings
24
17
PLAYING, an act of p...
playless
24
15
lacking playfulness...
playlets
24
15
PLAYLET, a short the...
playoffs
27
20
PLAYOFF, a game to d...
playpens
24
18
PLAYPEN, a safety de...
playsets
23
14
PLAYSET, an outdoor...
pleaches
21
17
PLEACH, to weave tog...
pleaders
16
13
PLEADER, one who ple...
pleasers
16
12
PLEASER, one who ple...
pleaters
16
12
PLEATER, one who ple...
plectres
20
15
PLECTRE, a small poi...
pledgees
17
15
PLEDGEE, one to whom...
pledgers
18
15
PLEDGER, one who ple...
pledgets
18
15
PLEDGET, a pad of ab...
pledgors
18
15
PLEDGOR, one who ple...
pleiades
16
13
PLEIAD, a group of s...
plenches
21
18
PLENCH, a tool servi...
plenipos
18
16
PLENIPO, (archaic) a...
plenisms
18
16
PLENISM, the doctrin...
plenists
17
13
PLENIST, one who hol...
plenties
16
13
PLENTY, an abundant...
pleopods
18
16
PLEOPOD, an appendag...
plerions
16
13
PLERION, a supernova...
pleromas
17
15
PLEROMA, (Greek) ful...
pleromes
17
15
PLEROME, part of a p...
plessors
17
12
PLESSOR, a small, ha...
plexures
23
20
PLEXURE, an interwea...
plexuses
23
20
PLEXUS, an interlaci...
plicates
20
15
PLICATE, to pleat, f...
plimsols
20
16
PLIMSOL, a rubber-so...
plinkers
18
17
PLINKER, one who pli...
pliskies
19
16
PLISKIE, a practical...
plodders
17
14
PLODDER, one who plo...
ploidies
17
13
PLOIDY, the number o...
plonkers
17
17
PLONKER, a large mar...
plosions
16
13
PLOSION, a release o...
plosives
19
16
PLOSIVE, an explosiv...
plotless
18
13
without a plot [adj]
plotters
17
12
PLOTTER, (Scots) to...
plotties
17
12
PLOTTIE, a spiced ho...
plouters
17
13
PLOUTER, (Scots) to...
plowboys
28
20
PLOWBOY, a boy who d...
plowings
21
18
PLOWING, the act of...
plowters
20
15
PLOWTER, (Scots) to...
pluckers
22
20
PLUCKER, one who plu...
pluggers
20
17
PLUGGER, something f...
plugless
20
16
without a plug [adj]
plugolas
19
16
PLUGOLA, a free inci...
plumages
19
18
PLUMAGE, the feather...
plumbers
21
19
PLUMBER, one who ins...
plumbous
21
20
containing lead [adj...
plumbums
23
23
PLUMBUM, (obsolete)...
plumcots
22
19
PLUMCOT, a hybrid of...
plumists
20
16
PLUMIST, a feather-d...
plummets
20
19
PLUMMET, to drop str...
plumpens
20
20
PLUMPEN, to plump, t...
plumpers
21
19
PLUMPER, a pad kept...
plumules
20
18
PLUMULE, the embryo...
plunders
17
15
PLUNDER, to rob by f...
plungers
18
16
PLUNGER, an instrume...
plunkers
18
18
PLUNKER, a large mar...
plusages
18
15
PLUSAGE, an extra am...
plutoids
18
14
PLUTOID, any dwarf p...
pluvials
21
18
PLUVIAL, a floor-len...
pluvians
19
18
PLUVIAN, a crocodile...
pluvious
20
18
rainy, also PLUVIAL,...
plywoods
26
18
PLYWOOD, a building...
poaceous
17
15
pertaining to plants...
poachers
20
16
POACHER, one who poa...
poblanos
17
16
POBLANO, a kind of l...
pochards
21
17
POCHARD, a kind of E...
pochoirs
21
16
POCHOIR, (French) a...
pockards
20
19
POCKARD, a kind of E...
pockpits
23
21
POCKPIT, the scar le...
pocosens
17
15
POCOSEN, (Native Ame...
pocosins
18
15
POCOSIN, (Native Ame...
pocosons
17
15
POCOSON, (Native Ame...
podagras
16
14
PODAGRA, gout in the...
podargus
17
15
a bird of the frogmo...
podcasts
19
15
PODCAST, to make a r...
podestas
15
12
PODESTA, (Italian) o...
poetises
15
11
POETISE, to write po...
poetizes
18
20
POETIZE, to write po...
poetless
16
12
lacking a poet [adj]
poetries
15
11
POETRY, a literary w...
pogonias
15
14
POGONIA, a small orc...
pogonips
18
17
POGONIP, (Native Ame...
poinders
15
13
POINDER, (Scots) one...
pointels
16
13
POINTEL, a sharp ins...
pointers
15
12
POINTER, a breed of...
poissons
15
12
POISSON, (French) a...
poitrels
17
12
POITREL, a piece of...
pokefuls
20
20
POKEFUL, as much as...
pokiness
16
16
the state of being p...
polaccas
22
18
POLACCA, a vessel wi...
polacres
19
15
POLACRE, a vessel wi...
polarons
15
13
POLARON, a free elec...
poleaxes
21
19
POLEAX, to strike wi...
polecats
19
15
POLECAT, a dark-brow...
poleless
17
13
without a pole [adj]
polemics
21
18
POLEMIC, a controver...
polentas
15
13
POLENTA, a thick mus...
policers
20
15
POLICER, a computer...
policies
20
15
POLICY, an action or...
polishes
19
14
POLISH, to make lust...
politics
21
15
the science of gover...
polities
17
12
POLITY, political or...
pollacks
22
20
POLLACK, a marine fo...
pollards
18
14
POLLARD, to cut the...
pollaxes
23
20
POLLAXE, to strike w...
pollices
21
16
POLLEX, (Latin) the...
pollings
19
16
POLLING, the act of...
pollists
19
13
POLLIST, one that po...
pollocks
22
20
POLLOCK, a marine ga...
pollutes
18
14
POLLUTE, to make unc...
poloists
17
12
POLOIST, a polo play...
polonies
15
13
POLONY, a kind of sa...
polybags
26
19
POLYBAG, to put into...
polycots
26
17
POLYCOT, (short for)...
polyenes
21
15
POLYENE, a hydrocarb...
polygams
25
19
POLYGAM, a plant wit...
polygons
23
17
POLYGON, a plane fig...
polymers
24
17
POLYMER, a complex c...
polynias
22
15
POLYNIA, (Russian) o...
polynyas
28
17
POLYNYA, (Russian) o...
polyomas
23
17
POLYOMA, a small DNA...
polypeds
25
18
POLYPED, something h...
polypods
25
18
POLYPOD, something h...
polypous
25
18
of the nature of a p...
pomatoes
15
14
POMATO, a tomato gra...
pomatums
18
18
POMATUM, ointment fo...
pomeroys
22
16
POMEROY, an old vari...
pomfrets
19
17
POMFRET, a marine fi...
pompanos
17
18
POMPANO, (Spanish) a...
pompelos
19
18
POMPELO, (Dutch) the...
pompiers
19
17
POMPIER, (French) a...
pompions
18
18
POMPION, (obsolete)...
pompoons
17
18
POMPOON, (obsolete)...
ponceaus
17
16
PONCEAU, (French) a...
pondages
15
15
PONDAGE, the capacit...
poniards
15
13
PONIARD, to stab wit...
pontages
15
14
PONTAGE, a toll paid...
pontiffs
20
18
PONTIFF, (Latin) a c...
pontiles
16
13
PONTILE, an iron rod...
pontoons
13
13
PONTOON, to cross wi...
pooftahs
19
16
POOFTAH, (Australian...
poofters
17
14
POOFTER, (Australian...
poorness
14
12
the state of being p...
popadums
19
19
POPADUM, a thin circ...
popcorns
20
18
POPCORN, maize or In...
popedoms
18
18
POPEDOM, the office...
popeless
18
15
without a pope [adj]
poperies
17
14
POPERY, a hostile te...
poperins
17
15
POPERIN, (obsolete)...
popettes
17
14
POPETTE, a young fem...
popinacs
20
18
POPINAC, a thorny sh...
popovers
19
18
POPOVER, a very ligh...
popsocks
22
21
POPSOCK, a woman's n...
popsters
18
14
POPSTER, a pop music...
populars
19
16
POPULAR, something p...
populous
19
17
containing many inha...
porcinis
19
15
PORCINI, an edible m...
porifers
18
14
PORIFER, a member of...
poriness
15
12
a state of having po...
porkpies
19
18
PORKPIE, a type of m...
porlocks
21
19
PORLOCK, to hinder b...
porrects
19
14
PORRECT, to stretch...
porrigos
17
13
PORRIGO, a kind of s...
portages
16
13
PORTAGE, to transpor...
portases
15
11
PORTAS, (historical)...
portends
15
13
PORTEND, to serve as...
portents
15
12
PORTENT, an omen [n]
porteous
15
12
(historical) a porta...
porthors
18
13
(historical) a porta...
porticos
19
14
PORTICO, (Italian) a...
portions
15
12
PORTION, to divide i...
portless
17
12
having no place for...
portrays
22
13
PORTRAY, to paint or...
portress
16
11
a female porter, als...
posaunes
14
13
POSAUNE, (German) th...
poseuses
15
12
POSEUSE, (French) a...
poshness
17
14
the quality of being...
positifs
19
14
POSITIF, a feature o...
positons
15
12
POSITON, an electron...
postages
16
13
POSTAGE, the charge...
postbags
19
16
POSTBAG, a bag for h...
postboys
24
16
POSTBOY, a boy who c...
postdocs
19
15
POSTDOC, one engaged...
posteens
14
12
POSTEEN, an Afghan s...
posterns
15
12
POSTERN, a rear door...
postings
17
14
POSTING, the act of...
postures
16
12
POSTURE, to assume a...
potables
18
15
POTABLE, a liquid su...
potagers
16
13
POTAGER, a decorativ...
potashes
17
13
POTASH, to treat wit...
potassas
15
11
POTASSA, a powerful...
potasses
15
11
POTASS, a powerful a...
potatoes
14
11
POTATO, the edible t...
potboils
19
15
POTBOIL, to produce...
potchers
21
16
POTCHER, a machine t...
potences
17
15
POTENCE, the quality...
potheads
17
14
POTHEAD, one who smo...
potheens
16
14
POTHEEN, (Irish) ill...
potherbs
20
16
POTHERB, any herb us...
potholes
18
14
POTHOLE, to explore...
pothooks
18
17
POTHOOK, a hook on w...
potiches
21
16
POTICHE, (French) a...
potlines
16
13
POTLINE, a row of el...
potlucks
22
20
POTLUCK, whatever ma...
potoroos
14
11
POTOROO, (Native Aus...
potshops
20
16
POTSHOP, a small pub...
potshots
18
13
POTSHOT, to shoot ra...
pottages
16
13
POTTAGE, a thick sou...
potteens
14
12
POTTEEN, (Irish) ill...
pouftahs
20
17
POUFTAH, (offensive)...
poufters
18
15
POUFTER, (offensive)...
poulards
17
14
POULARD, a spayed he...
poulders
17
14
POULDER, (obsolete)...
pouldres
17
14
POULDRE, (obsolete)...
poulters
17
13
POULTER, (archaic) a...
pouncers
18
16
POUNCER, one that po...
pouncets
18
16
POUNCET, (Shakespear...
poundals
16
15
POUNDAL, a unit of f...
pounders
15
14
POUNDER, a specimen...
pourings
17
15
POURING, the act of...
poursews
19
15
POURSEW, (Spenser) t...
poursues
16
13
POURSUE, (Spenser) t...
pousadas
15
13
POUSADA, a tradition...
poussies
16
12
POUSSIE, a familiar...
poussins
16
13
POUSSIN, (French) a...
pouthers
18
14
POUTHER, to powder [...
poutines
15
13
POUTINE, a Canadian...
poutings
17
15
POUTING, a fish of t...
powhiris
22
16
POWHIRI, a Maori cer...
poxvirus
25
23
any one of a group o...
prabbles
21
18
PRABBLE, (Shakespear...
practics
23
17
PRACTIC [n]
praetors
15
11
PRAETOR, an ancient...
prairies
16
11
PRAIRIE, a grass-cov...
praisers
16
11
PRAISER, one who pra...
pralines
16
13
PRALINE, an almond c...
prancers
18
15
PRANCER, a horse tha...
pranckes
19
19
PRANCKE, (obsolete)...
prankles
17
17
PRANKLE, to prance l...
pratings
17
14
PRATING, foolish tal...
prattles
17
12
PRATTLE, to talk at...
praunces
18
16
PRAUNCE, (Spenser) t...
prawlins
20
16
PRAWLIN, an almond c...
prawners
18
15
PRAWNER, one who fis...
praxises
22
18
PRAXIS, practical us...
prayings
23
16
PRAYING, the act of...
preaches
20
16
PREACH, to deliver a...
preasses
15
11
PREASSE, to press, a...
preavers
17
15
PREAVER, to aver bef...
prebakes
18
18
PREBAKE, to bake bef...
prebends
17
16
PREBEND, a clergyman...
prebills
21
16
PREBILL, to bill bef...
prebinds
18
16
PREBIND, to bind in...
prebless
19
15
to bless beforehand...
preboils
19
15
PREBOIL, to boil bef...
prebooks
18
18
PREBOOK, to book bef...
precasts
19
14
PRECAST, to cast bef...
precedes
18
15
PRECEDE, to go befor...
precents
18
15
PRECENT, to lead a c...
precepts
21
17
PRECEPT, a rule of c...
precious
19
15
valuable [adj PRECIO...
precipes
21
17
PRECIPE, (Latin) a w...
precises
19
14
PRECIS, to make a co...
precodes
18
15
PRECODE, to code bef...
precooks
19
18
PRECOOK, to cook bef...
precools
19
15
PRECOOL, to cool bef...
precures
19
15
PRECURE, to cure bef...
predates
15
12
PREDATE, to date bef...
predawns
18
16
PREDAWN, the time ju...
predials
17
13
PREDIAL, a rural sla...
predicts
20
15
PREDICT, to tell of...
predooms
16
15
PREDOOM, to sentence...
predries
16
12
PREDRY, to dry befor...
predusks
18
17
PREDUSK, the time ju...
preedits
16
12
PREEDIT, to edit bef...
preemies
16
14
PREEMIE, a premature...
preempts
19
17
PREEMPT, to acquire...
preeners
14
12
PREENER, one who pre...
prefaces
20
17
PREFACE, to introduc...
prefades
17
15
PREFADE, to fade bef...
prefects
21
17
PREFECT, an ancient...
prefiles
19
15
PREFILE, to file bef...
prefires
18
14
PREFIRE, to fire bef...
prefixes
24
21
PREFIX, to add to th...
prefocus
21
18
to focus beforehand...
preforms
19
17
PREFORM, to form bef...
prefunds
18
17
PREFUND, to fund bef...
pregames
17
16
PREGAME, a period pr...
preggers
18
15
(slang) pregnant, al...
preheats
17
13
PREHEAT, to heat bef...
prehends
17
15
PREHEND, to lay hold...
prelates
16
12
PRELATE, a high rank...
prelects
20
15
PRELECT, to lecture,...
prelives
19
16
PRELIFE, a life conc...
preloads
16
13
PRELOAD, to load bef...
preludes
17
14
PRELUDE, to play a m...
premiers
17
14
PREMIER, a chief in...
premises
17
14
PREMISE, to state in...
premiums
19
18
PREMIUM, a sum regul...
premixes
23
21
PREMIX, to mix befor...
premolds
18
16
PREMOLD, to mold bef...
premoves
18
18
PREMOVE, to incite o...
prenames
15
15
PRENAME, a forename...
prepacks
22
21
PREPACK, to package...
prepares
17
14
PREPARE, to get read...
prepaves
19
18
PREPAVE, to pave bef...
preplans
18
16
PREPLAN, to plan in...
prepones
16
15
PREPONE, to bring fo...
preposes
17
14
PREPOSE, to place a...
preppies
20
17
PREPPIE, one who att...
prepregs
19
16
PREPREG, reinforcing...
prepress
18
14
the preparation of a...
prepubes
20
18
PREPUBIS, a bone sit...
prepubis
21
18
a bone situated in f...
prepuces
21
18
PREPUCE, a fold of s...
prepupas
20
18
PREPUPA, a stage pre...
prequels
25
22
PREQUEL, a book, fil...
presages
16
13
PRESAGE, to foretell...
presales
16
12
PRESALE, arranging a...
presells
18
13
PRESELL, to promote...
presents
15
12
PRESENT, to bring in...
preships
21
16
PRESHIP, to ship bef...
preshows
21
16
PRESHOW, to show bef...
presides
16
12
PRESIDE, to occupy t...
presifts
19
14
PRESIFT, to sift bef...
presoaks
16
15
PRESOAK, to soak bef...
presorts
16
11
PRESORT, to sort bef...
pressers
16
11
PRESSER, one who pre...
pressies
16
11
PRESSIE, (colloquial...
pressors
16
11
PRESSOR, a substance...
presters
16
11
PRESTER, (Latin) a p...
presumes
17
15
PRESUME, to take for...
pretapes
17
14
PRETAPE, to tape bef...
preteens
14
12
PRETEEN, a child und...
pretells
18
13
PRETELL, to tell bef...
pretends
15
13
PRETEND, to make bel...
preterms
17
14
PRETERM, a premature...
pretests
16
11
PRETEST, to give a p...
pretexts
22
18
PRETEXT, to allege a...
pretrims
18
14
PRETRIM, to trim bef...
pretties
16
11
PRETTY, to make attr...
pretypes
24
16
PRETYPE, to type bef...
pretzels
20
21
PRETZEL, to twist, b...
prevails
19
16
PREVAIL, to triumph...
prevenes
16
16
PREVENE, to precede,...
prevents
17
16
PREVENT, to keep fro...
preverbs
20
18
PREVERB, a particle...
previews
21
18
PREVIEW, to view or...
previous
18
16
coming or occurring...
previses
18
15
PREVISE, to foresee...
prewarms
20
17
PREWARM, to warm bef...
prewarns
18
15
PREWARN, to warn in...
prewires
19
14
PREWIRE, to wire bef...
preworks
20
18
PREWORK, to work bef...
prewraps
21
17
PREWRAP, to wrap bef...
prezzies
22
29
PREZZIE, (colloquial...
pribbles
22
18
PRIBBLE, a clamorous...
pricings
21
17
PRICING, an act of p...
prickers
21
18
PRICKER, a light hor...
prickets
21
18
PRICKET, a spike for...
prickles
22
19
PRICKLE, to puncture...
priggers
19
15
PRIGGER, one who pri...
primages
18
16
PRIMAGE, an amount p...
primates
17
14
PRIMATE, any of an a...
primeros
17
14
PRIMERO, (Spanish) a...
primeurs
18
15
PRIMEUR, (French) a...
primines
17
15
PRIMINE, the outer c...
primings
19
17
PRIMING, the act of...
primmers
19
17
PRIMMER, a book that...
primness
17
15
the state of being p...
primulas
19
16
PRIMULA, any of nume...
primuses
18
15
PRIMUS, the head bis...
princess
19
15
a non-reigning femal...
prinkers
17
16
PRINKER, one who pri...
printers
16
12
PRINTER, one that pr...
prioress
16
11
a female superior of...
priories
16
11
PRIORY, a religious...
prisages
17
13
PRISAGE, the former...
priseres
16
11
PRISERE, the success...
prissies
17
11
PRISSY, one who is a...
privados
18
16
PRIVADO, (obsolete)...
privates
18
15
PRIVATE, a soldier o...
probands
17
16
PROBAND, a person wi...
probangs
18
17
PROBANG, a long flex...
probates
17
14
PROBATE, to establis...
probings
19
17
PROBING, the act of...
problems
20
18
PROBLEM, a difficult...
procarps
21
17
PROCARP, a female se...
proceeds
18
15
PROCEED, to go onwar...
proctors
19
14
PROCTOR, to officiat...
procures
19
15
PROCURE, to obtain b...
prodders
16
13
PRODDER, one who pro...
prodrugs
18
15
PRODRUG, an inactive...
produces
19
16
PRODUCE, to bring in...
products
20
16
PRODUCT, something p...
proettes
15
11
PROETTE, a female pr...
profanes
16
15
PROFANE, to treat wi...
proffers
20
17
PROFFER, to present...
profiles
19
15
PROFILE, to draw an...
proggers
18
15
PROGGER, one who pro...
proggins
18
16
(slang) a college pr...
programs
18
16
PROGRAM, to arrange...
progress
17
13
to move forward [v -...
projects
21
23
PROJECT, to extend o...
prolates
16
12
PROLATE, to lengthen...
prolines
16
13
PROLINE, an amino ac...
prollers
18
13
PROLLER, (obsolete)...
prolongs
17
15
PROLONG, to lengthen...
promines
16
15
PROMINE, a substance...
promises
17
14
PROMISE, to make a d...
prommers
18
17
PROMMER, an attender...
promotes
16
14
PROMOTE, to help for...
pronates
14
12
PRONATE, to turn the...
proneurs
15
13
PRONEUR, (French) a...
pronouns
14
14
PRONOUN, a word that...
proofers
17
14
PROOFER, one who pro...
prootics
19
14
PROOTIC, a bone in f...
propages
18
16
PROPAGE, to propagat...
propales
18
15
PROPALE, (Scots) to...
propanes
16
15
PROPANE, a flammable...
propends
17
16
PROPEND, to have a t...
propenes
16
15
PROPENE, a flammable...
prophets
20
16
PROPHET, one who pre...
propines
17
15
PROPINE, (archaic) t...
propjets
20
23
PROPJET, a jet aerop...
propolis
19
15
a resinous substance...
propones
16
15
PROPONE, to propose,...
proposes
17
14
PROPOSE, to put forw...
propynes
23
17
PROPYNE, a gaseous m...
prorates
15
11
PRORATE, to divide p...
prosects
19
14
PROSECT, to dissect...
prosings
17
14
PROSING, writing in...
prosomas
16
14
PROSOMA, the front r...
prospers
18
14
PROSPER, to be succe...
prossies
16
11
PROSSIE, (colloquial...
prosties
16
11
PROSTIE, (colloquial...
protases
15
11
PROTASIS, the introd...
protasis
16
11
the introductory par...
proteans
14
12
PROTEAN, a theatrica...
protects
19
14
PROTECT, to shield f...
proteges
16
13
PROTEGE, one whose c...
proteids
16
12
PROTEID, a nitrogeno...
proteins
15
12
PROTEIN, a nitrogeno...
protends
15
13
PROTEND, (archaic) t...
protests
16
11
PROTEST, to express...
prothyls
26
16
PROTHYL, a hypotheti...
protists
17
11
PROTIST, one of the...
protiums
18
15
PROTIUM, ordinary hy...
protores
15
11
PROTORE, an earlier...
protyles
23
14
PROTYLE, a hypotheti...
proulers
17
13
PROULER, (obsolete)...
provands
17
17
PROVAND, an allowanc...
provants
17
16
PROVANT, (obsolete)...
provends
17
17
PROVEND, an allowanc...
proverbs
20
18
PROVERB, to speak of...
provides
18
16
PROVIDE, to supply [...
provines
17
16
PROVINE, to propagat...
provings
19
18
PROVING, the act of...
provirus
19
16
the form of a virus...
provisos
18
15
PROVISO, a clause in...
provokes
18
19
PROVOKE, to arouse t...
provosts
18
15
PROVOST, a high-rank...
prowlers
20
15
PROWLER, one that pr...
prunings
17
16
PRUNING, the act of...
prunuses
16
14
PRUNUS, a genus of t...
prurigos
18
14
PRURIGO, a chronic s...
pruritus
18
13
intense itching [n -...
psalters
17
12
PSALTER, a book of p...
psammons
17
18
PSAMMON, a group of...
pschents
21
17
PSCHENT, a crown wor...
psiloses
17
12
PSILOSIS, (Greek) lo...
psilosis
18
12
(Greek) loss of hair...
psionics
19
15
psychic abilities as...
psychics
32
21
PSYCHIC, one sensiti...
psyllids
26
16
PSYLLID, any of vari...
ptarmics
21
17
PTARMIC, a substance...
ptiloses
17
12
PTILOSIS, plumage or...
ptilosis
18
12
plumage or mode of f...
ptomains
16
15
PTOMAIN, a compound...
ptyalins
23
15
PTYALIN, a salivary...
ptyxises
29
20
PTYXIS, a type of le...
pubbings
22
21
PUBBING, the practic...
puccoons
21
19
PUCCOON, (Native Ame...
pucelles
21
17
PUCELLE, (obsolete)...
puckouts
21
20
PUCKOUT, in ice hock...
puddings
18
17
PUDDING, a thick, so...
puddlers
18
15
PUDDLER, one who con...
puddocks
21
21
PUDDOCK, a toad or f...
puffings
22
21
PUFFING, the action...
pugarees
16
14
PUGAREE, (Hindi) a t...
puggings
20
19
PUGGING, the working...
puggrees
18
16
PUGGREE, (Hindi) a t...
puggries
19
16
PUGGRY, (Hindi) a tu...
pugmarks
20
21
PUGMARK, the track o...
pukateas
16
16
PUKATEA, (Maori) an...
puldrons
17
15
PULDRON, (obsolete)...
pullmans
19
18
PULLMAN, a railroad...
pullouts
19
15
PULLOUT, a withdrawa...
pulmones
17
17
PULMO, (Latin) a lun...
pulpings
21
19
PULPING, the act of...
pulpless
21
17
having no pulp [adj]
pulsates
17
13
PULSATE, to expand a...
pulsions
17
14
PULSION, the act of...
pultoons
16
14
PULTOON, an Indian r...
pultures
18
14
PULTURE, a right to...
pulvinus
20
19
a swelling at the ba...
pumicers
21
18
PUMICER, one that pu...
pummelos
19
19
PUMMELO, (Dutch) the...
pumpings
21
21
PUMPING, as in optic...
pumpions
19
19
PUMPION, (obsolete)...
pumpkins
21
23
PUMPKIN, a plant of...
pumpless
21
19
without a pump [adj]
punaluas
16
15
PUNALUA, (Hawaiian)...
punchers
21
18
PUNCHER, one who pun...
puniness
15
14
the state of being p...
punishes
18
15
PUNISH, to impose a...
punnings
16
17
PUNNING, the act of...
punsters
16
13
PUNSTER, one who mak...
pupunhas
20
19
PUPUNHA, the peach-p...
pureness
15
13
the quality of being...
purflers
20
16
PURFLER, something o...
purgings
19
17
PURGING, the act of...
purifies
19
15
PURIFY, to cleanse f...
puritans
16
13
PURITAN, a person wh...
purities
17
12
PURITY, the quality...
purlieus
18
14
PURLIEU, (French) a...
purlines
17
14
PURLINE, a horizonta...
purlings
19
16
PURLING, the swirlin...
purloins
17
14
PURLOIN, to steal; t...
purports
19
15
PURPORT, to profess...
purposes
18
15
PURPOSE, to intend t...
purpuras
19
16
PURPURA, a disease c...
purpures
19
16
PURPURE, the heraldi...
purrings
18
15
PURRING, the act of...
pursuals
18
14
PURSUAL, the act of...
pursuers
17
13
PURSUER, one that pu...
pursuits
18
13
PURSUIT, the act of...
purviews
22
19
PURVIEW, a field of...
pushpins
21
18
PUSHPIN, a large-hea...
pushpits
22
17
PUSHPIT, a safety ra...
pushrods
19
15
PUSHROD, a rod for o...
pussleys
24
15
PUSSLEY, purslane, a...
pusslies
18
13
PUSSLY, purslane, a...
pustules
18
14
PUSTULE, a pimple co...
putamens
16
16
PUTAMEN, (Latin) a f...
putchers
22
17
PUTCHER, a wire trap...
putchuks
24
22
PUTCHUK, an aromatic...
putdowns
19
17
PUTDOWN, a disparagi...
putlocks
22
20
PUTLOCK, a cross-bea...
putsches
22
17
PUTSCH, (German) a s...
puttiers
17
12
PUTTIER, one who put...
puttings
18
15
PUTTING, a sport whe...
puttocks
21
19
PUTTOCK, a kite or b...
puzzlers
24
31
PUZZLER, something t...
pyaemias
22
16
PYAEMIA, the presenc...
pycnites
25
17
PYCNITE, a variety o...
pycnoses
24
17
PYCNOSIS, a shrinkin...
pycnosis
25
17
a shrinking and thic...
pyebalds
25
18
PYEBALD, a horse wit...
pyelitis
24
14
inflammation of the...
pygargus
25
18
(obsolete) any of se...
pygmoids
25
19
PYGMOID, a pygmy, al...
pyknoses
22
18
PYKNOSIS, a shrinkin...
pyknosis
23
18
a shrinking and thic...
pyonings
22
17
(Spenser) pioning, p...
pyralids
24
15
PYRALID, a long-legg...
pyramids
24
17
PYRAMID, to increase...
pyrexias
28
20
PYREXIA, a fever [n]
pyritous
23
14
consisting of, or re...
pyrogens
22
16
PYROGEN, a substance...
pyrogies
23
15
PYROGY, (Russian) a...
pyrohies
24
15
PYROHY, (Russian) a...
pyronins
21
15
PYRONIN, either of t...
pyrrhics
29
18
PYRRHIC, an ancient...
pyrrhous
25
16
reddish; ruddy [adj]
pyrroles
23
14
PYRROLE, a colourles...
pythiums
27
19
PYTHIUM, a fungus of...
qabalahs
26
23
QABALAH, a Jewish do...
qamutiks
25
25
QAMUTIK, (Inuit) a s...
qawwalis
29
24
QAWWALI, (Arabic) a...
quackers
26
25
QUACKER, one who qua...
quackles
27
26
QUACKLE, to choke; t...
quadrans
21
20
a Roman coin, a four...
quadrats
22
19
QUADRAT, a piece of...
quadrics
26
22
QUADRIC, a quadric c...
quaffers
26
24
QUAFFER, one who qua...
quahaugs
25
23
QUAHAUG, (Native Ame...
quaiches
27
23
QUAICH, (Gaelic) a d...
quakings
24
25
QUAKING, the act of...
quannets
20
20
QUANNET, a flat file...
quantics
25
22
QUANTIC, a kind of m...
quantums
23
23
QUANTUM, (Latin) a m...
quarrels
23
19
QUARREL, to become i...
quarries
22
18
QUARRY, to dig for s...
quartans
21
19
QUARTAN, a malarial...
quarters
22
18
QUARTER, to divide i...
quartets
22
18
QUARTET, a set of fo...
quartics
26
21
QUARTIC, a function,...
quartzes
25
27
QUARTZ, the commones...
quashees
23
20
QUASHEE, (offensive)...
quashers
24
20
QUASHER, one who qua...
quashies
24
20
QUASHIE, (offensive)...
quassias
22
18
QUASSIA, the bitter...
quassins
22
19
QUASSIN, the bitter...
quatches
27
23
QUATCH, (dialect) to...
quayages
28
22
QUAYAGE, dues levied...
queaches
26
23
QUEACH, (obsolete) a...
queenies
20
19
QUEENIE, a Solway sc...
quelches
28
24
QUELCH, to squash we...
quellers
24
20
QUELLER, a killer; a...
quenches
26
24
QUENCH, to put out o...
queridas
22
19
QUERIDA, (Spanish) a...
queriers
22
18
QUERIER, one who que...
querists
23
18
QUERIST, one who que...
questers
22
18
QUESTER, a person wh...
questors
22
18
QUESTOR, (Latin) an...
quetches
27
23
QUETCH, (dialect) to...
quetzals
26
28
QUETZAL, a tropical...
queuings
23
22
QUEUING, the act of...
queynies
27
21
QUEYNIE, (Scots) dim...
quezales
25
28
QUEZAL, a tropical b...
quibbles
28
25
QUIBBLE, to argue ov...
quiblins
26
23
QUIBLIN, (obsolete)...
quickens
26
26
QUICKEN, to speed up...
quickies
27
25
QUICKIE, (colloquial...
quiddits
24
20
QUIDDIT, (archaic) t...
quiddles
24
21
QUIDDLE, (dialect) t...
quiesces
25
21
QUIESCE, to quieten...
quietens
21
19
QUIETEN, to make qui...
quieters
22
18
QUIETER, one who qui...
quillais
25
20
QUILLAI, the soapbar...
quillets
25
20
QUILLET, (archaic) a...
quillons
24
21
QUILLON, the arm of...
quillows
28
23
QUILLOW, a quilt mad...
quilters
24
19
QUILTER, one who mak...
quinches
27
24
QUINCHE, (Spenser) t...
quinelas
22
20
QUINELA, (Spanish) a...
quininas
21
20
QUININA, a colourles...
quinines
21
20
QUININE, a colourles...
quinnats
21
20
QUINNAT, (Native Ame...
quinoids
22
20
QUINOID, a quinonoid...
quinones
20
20
QUINONE, a crystalli...
quinsies
22
19
QUINSY, severe infla...
quintals
23
20
QUINTAL, (French) an...
quintans
21
20
QUINTAN, a malarial...
quintars
22
19
QUINTAR, an Albanian...
quintets
22
19
QUINTET, a group of...
quintics
26
22
QUINTIC, an equation...
quintins
22
20
QUINTIN, a kind of f...
quinzies
25
28
QUINZIE, (Inuit) a s...
quippers
27
24
QUIPPER, a person gi...
quitches
28
23
QUITCH, (Spenser) to...
quittals
24
19
QUITTAL, (Shakespear...
quitters
23
18
QUITTER, one who qui...
quittors
23
18
QUITTOR, a fistulous...
quixotes
28
25
QUIXOTE, a quixotic...
quizzers
29
36
QUIZZER, one who qui...
quodlins
23
21
QUODLIN, a variety o...
quoiters
22
18
QUOITER, one who pla...
quomodos
22
22
QUOMODO, (Latin) a m...
qurushes
25
21
QURUSH, (Arabic) a m...
qwerties
25
20
QWERTY, the usual ke...
rabannas
13
13
RABANNA, a kind of r...
rabaskas
16
15
RABASKA, (Native Ame...
rabatoes
14
11
RABATO, (Shakespeare...
rabattes
15
11
RABATTE, (French) to...
rabbitos
18
14
RABBITO, (Australian...
rabblers
19
15
RABBLER, a scraping...
rabbonis
17
15
RABBONI, (Hebrew) my...
raccoons
18
15
RACCOON, a small Ame...
racemous
17
15
having the form of a...
raceways
25
16
RACEWAY, a course fo...
rachides
19
14
RACHIS, the spinal c...
rachises
19
13
RACHIS, the spinal c...
rachitis
20
13
inflammation of the...
raciness
16
12
the quality of being...
racketts
18
15
RACKETT, (German) an...
rackfuls
22
20
RACKFUL, as much as...
rackings
19
18
RACKING, the act of...
racloirs
18
12
RACLOIR, (French) a...
racquets
25
21
RACQUET, to strike w...
radiants
13
10
RADIANT, a straight...
radiatas
13
9
RADIATA, an original...
radiates
13
9
RADIATE, to emit ray...
radicals
18
13
RADICAL, a group of...
radicels
18
13
RADICEL, a rootlike...
radicles
18
13
RADICLE, a rootlike...
radishes
16
11
RADISH, a pungent ro...
radiuses
14
10
RADIUS, (Latin) the...
rafflers
19
15
RAFFLER, one who raf...
raftings
17
14
RAFTING, an activity...
ragbolts
18
14
RAGBOLT, a bolt with...
raggings
17
15
RAGGING, the act of...
ragheads
16
13
RAGHEAD, an Arab [n]
ragments
15
14
RAGMENT, (obsolete)...
ragtimes
16
13
RAGTIME, a style of...
ragweeds
17
14
RAGWEED, any of vari...
ragworks
19
17
RAGWORK, undressed m...
ragworms
19
16
RAGWORM, any polycha...
ragworts
18
13
RAGWORT, a common co...
raidings
15
12
RAIDING, the act of...
railages
15
11
RAILAGE, transportat...
railbeds
17
13
RAILBED, the bed of...
railcars
18
12
RAILCAR, a railway c...
railings
16
12
RAILING, a fencelike...
railless
16
10
without rails [adj]
raillies
16
10
RAILLY, a jacket [n]
railways
24
14
RAILWAY, a railroad...
raiments
14
12
RAIMENT, (archaic) c...
rainbows
18
15
RAINBOW, an arc of s...
rainless
14
10
without rain [adj]
rainouts
13
10
RAINOUT, atomic fall...
raisings
15
11
RAISING, an elevatio...
rakeoffs
18
18
RAKEOFF, a share of...
rakeries
14
12
RAKERY, dissolutenes...
ralliers
16
10
RALLIER, one who ral...
ramakins
15
16
RAMAKIN, a small cas...
ramblers
18
15
RAMBLER, one that ra...
ramekins
15
16
RAMEKIN, a small cas...
ramifies
17
14
RAMIFY, to divide in...
ramilies
16
12
RAMILIE, a type of w...
rampages
17
16
RAMPAGE, to rush aro...
ramparts
17
14
RAMPART, to furnish...
rampicks
22
21
RAMPICK, a dead tree...
rampikes
18
18
RAMPIKE, a dead tree...
rampings
18
17
RAMPING, the practic...
rampions
16
15
RAMPION, a European...
rampires
17
14
RAMPIRE, a flat-topp...
rampoles
17
15
RAMPOLE, a dead tree...
ramulous
16
14
having many small br...
ranchers
18
14
RANCHER, one that ow...
rancours
16
13
RANCOUR, bitter and...
rangings
15
14
RANGING, the act of...
rangolis
15
12
RANGOLI, (Hindi) a t...
rankings
15
16
RANKING, a listing o...
rankisms
16
16
RANKISM, discriminat...
rankists
15
13
RANKIST, a person wh...
rankless
15
14
without a rank [adj]
rankness
13
14
the state of being r...
ranpikes
16
16
RANPIKE, a dead tree...
ransacks
17
16
RANSACK, to search t...
rantings
14
12
RANTING, the act of...
raoulias
14
10
RAOULIA, a New Zeala...
raphides
18
14
RAPHIS, a needlelike...
raplochs
22
17
RAPLOCH, (Scots) a h...
rappings
19
17
RAPPING, the process...
rapports
18
14
RAPPORT, (French) a...
raptness
15
12
the state of being r...
raptures
16
12
RAPTURE, to fill wit...
rarebits
16
11
RAREBIT, a dish of m...
rarefies
15
11
RAREFY, to make less...
rareness
12
9
the quality of being...
rarifies
16
11
RARIFY, to make less...
rarities
14
8
RARITY, the quality...
rasboras
15
11
RASBORA, a brightly...
raschels
20
14
RASCHEL, (German) a...
rashness
15
11
the state of being r...
raspings
17
14
RASPING, the act of...
rasslers
15
9
RASSLER, a wrestler...
rastrums
16
12
RASTRUM, a music-pen...
ratables
16
12
RATABLE, property wh...
ratafees
14
11
RATAFEE, an almond-f...
ratafias
15
11
RATAFIA, an almond-f...
ratanies
12
9
RATANY, a South Amer...
ratatats
13
8
RATATAT, a quick, sh...
ratchets
19
13
RATCHET, to move by...
ratfinks
17
16
RATFINK, a contempti...
ratholes
16
11
RATHOLE, a hole made...
ratifies
16
11
RATIFY, to approve a...
ratlines
14
10
RATLINE, any of the...
ratlings
16
12
RATLING, any of the...
ratpacks
20
18
RATPACK, a show-busi...
rattails
15
9
RATTAIL, any of vari...
ratteens
12
9
RATTEEN, a rough dre...
rattings
15
11
RATTING, rat-hunting...
rattlers
15
9
RATTLER, a rattlesna...
rattlins
15
10
RATTLIN, any of the...
rattoons
12
9
RATTOON, to sprout f...
rattraps
16
11
RATTRAP, a trap for...
raunches
18
15
RAUNCH, (Spenser) to...
raupatus
16
13
RAUPATU, (Maori) con...
raurikis
16
13
RAURIKI, (Maori) sow...
ravagers
16
14
RAVAGER, one who rav...
ravelers
16
13
RAVELER, one who rav...
ravelins
16
14
RAVELIN, a type of f...
raveners
14
13
RAVENER, one who, or...
ravenous
14
14
extremely hungry [ad...
raviolis
17
13
RAVIOLI, (Italian) p...
ravishes
18
14
RAVISH, to seize and...
rawheads
18
14
RAWHEAD, a spectre m...
rawhides
19
14
RAWHIDE, to beat wit...
raygrass
21
12
a pasture and fodder...
razzings
21
29
RAZZING, the act of...
reachers
18
13
REACHER, one who rea...
reactors
16
11
REACTOR, one that re...
readapts
15
12
READAPT, to adapt ag...
readings
14
12
READING, material th...
readmits
15
12
READMIT, to admit ag...
readopts
15
12
READOPT, to adopt ag...
readorns
12
10
READORN, to adorn ag...
readouts
13
10
READOUT, a presentat...
reagents
13
11
REAGENT, a substance...
realgars
15
11
REALGAR, a bright-re...
realigns
15
12
REALIGN, to align ag...
realises
14
9
REALISE, to accompli...
realisms
16
12
REALISM, the doctrin...
realists
15
9
REALIST, one who is...
realizes
17
18
REALIZE, to accompli...
reallies
15
10
REALLY, to ally agai...
reallots
15
10
REALLOT, to allot ag...
realness
13
10
the state of being r...
realters
14
9
REALTER, to alter ag...
realties
14
9
REALTIE, (Milton) si...
realtors
14
9
REALTOR, a agent for...
reamends
13
13
REAMEND, to amend ag...
reapings
16
14
REAPING, the cutting...
reargues
14
11
REARGUE, to argue ag...
rearings
14
11
REARING, the act of...
rearises
13
8
REARISE, to arise ag...
reassess
13
8
to assess again [v -...
reavails
16
13
REAVAIL, to avail ag...
reawakes
16
15
REAWAKE, to awake ag...
rebadges
16
14
REBADGE, to market a...
rebaters
15
11
REBATER, one who reb...
rebatoes
14
11
REBATO, a wide, lace...
rebegins
16
14
REBEGIN, to begin ag...
rebirths
19
13
REBIRTH, a second bi...
reblends
16
14
REBLEND, to blend ag...
reblooms
17
15
REBLOOM, to bloom ag...
reboards
15
12
REBOARD, to board ag...
rebodies
15
12
REBODY, to renew the...
rebounds
15
14
REBOUND, to spring b...
rebraces
18
14
REBRACE, to brace ag...
rebrands
15
13
REBRAND, to change a...
rebreeds
15
12
REBREED, to breed ag...
rebuilds
18
14
REBUILD, to build ag...
rebukers
17
16
REBUKER, one who reb...
reburies
16
12
REBURY, to bury agai...
receipts
19
14
RECEIPT, to mark as...
receives
18
15
RECEIVE, to come int...
recenses
15
12
RECENSE, to revise c...
recesses
16
11
RECESS, to place in...
recharts
19
13
RECHART, to chart ag...
rechates
18
13
RECHATE, (Shakespear...
recheats
18
13
RECHEAT, to sound a...
rechecks
23
20
RECHECK, to check ag...
recitals
18
12
RECITAL, a detailed...
reciters
17
11
RECITER, one who rec...
reckless
19
16
foolishly heedless o...
reclaims
19
15
RECLAIM, to make sui...
reclames
18
15
RECLAME, publicity [...
reclasps
20
15
RECLASP, to clasp ag...
recleans
16
13
RECLEAN, to clean ag...
reclimbs
22
18
RECLIMB, to climb ag...
reclines
17
13
RECLINE, to lean or...
recloses
17
12
RECLOSE, to close ag...
recluses
18
13
RECLUSE, one who liv...
recolors
17
12
RECOLOR, to color ag...
recopies
18
14
RECOPY, to copy agai...
recounts
16
13
RECOUNT, to relate i...
recoupes
18
15
RECOUPE, the act of...
recoures
16
12
RECOURE, to recover,...
recovers
18
15
RECOVER, to obtain a...
recowers
19
14
RECOWER, to recover,...
recoyles
23
14
RECOYLE, (Spenser) t...
recrates
16
11
RECRATE, to crate ag...
recrowns
19
15
RECROWN, to crown ag...
recruits
18
12
RECRUIT, to enlist f...
rections
16
12
RECTION, syntactical...
rectitis
18
11
inflammation of the...
rectress
17
11
a female rector, a r...
recuiles
18
13
RECUILE, (Spenser) t...
recurves
19
16
RECURVE, to bend bac...
recusals
18
13
RECUSAL, a disqualif...
recycles
27
17
RECYCLE, to process...
redbacks
20
19
REDBACK, a venomous...
redbaits
16
12
REDBAIT, to denounce...
redbirds
17
13
REDBIRD, a large see...
redbones
14
13
REDBONE, a kind of h...
redcoats
16
12
REDCOAT, a British s...
reddings
15
13
REDDING, the act of...
redefies
15
12
REDEFY, to defy agai...
redeless
14
10
(archaic) without re...
redenies
12
10
REDENY, to deny agai...
redfoots
15
12
REDFOOT, a fatal dis...
redheads
15
12
REDHEAD, any of seve...
redlines
14
11
REDLINE, to withhold...
rednecks
17
17
REDNECK, a poor whit...
redoubts
16
13
REDOUBT, (archaic) t...
redounds
13
12
REDOUND, to have an...
redpolls
18
14
REDPOLL, a kind of f...
redrafts
16
12
REDRAFT, to make a r...
redreams
14
12
REDREAM, to dream ag...
redrills
17
11
REDRILL, to drill ag...
redrives
16
13
REDRIVE, to drive ag...
redroots
13
9
REDROOT, a plant wit...
redskins
15
14
REDSKIN, (colloquial...
redtails
15
10
REDTAIL, a kind of h...
reducers
17
13
REDUCER, a joint pie...
redwares
16
12
REDWARE, an edible s...
redwings
18
15
REDWING, a bird of t...
redwoods
16
13
REDWOOD, a species o...
reechoes
17
13
REECHO, to echo back...
reedbeds
15
13
REEDBED, a bed of re...
reedings
14
12
REEDING, parallel gr...
reefings
16
14
REEFING, the act of...
reejects
18
20
REEJECT, to eject ag...
reelects
17
12
REELECT, to elect ag...
reelings
15
12
REELING, the act of...
reenacts
15
12
REENACT, to enact ag...
reendows
15
13
REENDOW, to endow ag...
reenjoys
20
20
REENJOY, to enjoy ag...
reenters
12
9
REENTER, to enter ag...
reequips
24
21
REEQUIP, to equip ag...
reerects
16
11
REERECT, to erect ag...
reevokes
15
16
REEVOKE, to evoke ag...
reexpels
22
19
REEXPEL, to expel ag...
refences
17
15
REFENCE, to fence ag...
referees
14
11
REFEREE, to supervis...
reffings
19
17
REFFING, the job of...
refights
20
15
REFIGHT, to fight ag...
refiners
15
12
REFINER, one who, or...
reflates
16
12
REFLATE, to inflate...
reflects
20
15
REFLECT, to be mirro...
reflexes
22
19
REFLEX, to bend back...
refloats
16
12
REFLOAT, to float ag...
refloods
16
13
REFLOOD, to flood ag...
refluxes
23
20
REFLUX, to cause to...
reforges
16
13
REFORGE, to forge ag...
refounds
15
14
REFOUND, to found ag...
refracts
19
14
REFRACT, to deflect...
refrains
15
12
REFRAIN, to keep one...
reframes
16
14
REFRAME, to put in a...
refronts
15
12
REFRONT, to put on a...
refugees
16
14
REFUGEE, one who fle...
refusals
17
13
REFUSAL, the act of...
refusers
16
12
REFUSER, one that re...
refutals
17
13
REFUTAL, an act of r...
refuters
16
12
REFUTER, one who ref...
regalers
15
11
REGALER, one who reg...
regalias
15
11
REGALIA, (Latin) cer...
regattas
14
10
REGATTA, a rowing or...
regauges
15
13
REGAUGE, to adjust t...
regences
16
14
REGENCE, (obsolete)...
regimens
15
14
REGIMEN, a systemati...
reglazes
18
20
REGLAZE, to glaze ag...
regorges
15
12
REGORGE, to disgorge...
regosols
15
11
REGOSOL, a type of s...
regrades
14
11
REGRADE, to grade ag...
regrafts
17
13
REGRAFT, to graft ag...
regrants
14
11
REGRANT, to grant ag...
regrates
14
10
REGRATE, to buy up i...
regredes
14
11
REGREDE, to retrogra...
regreens
13
11
REGREEN, to green ag...
regreets
14
10
REGREET, to greet in...
regrinds
15
12
REGRIND, to grind ag...
regrooms
15
13
REGROOM, to groom ag...
regroups
17
14
REGROUP, to group to...
regulars
16
12
REGULAR, an habitual...
rehashes
17
12
REHASH, to go over o...
rehinges
16
13
REHINGE, to hinge ag...
rehouses
15
11
REHOUSE, to establis...
reifiers
16
11
REIFIER, one that re...
reimages
15
13
REIMAGE, to fix the...
reincurs
17
13
REINCUR, to incur ag...
reinless
14
10
unrestrained [adj]
reinters
13
9
REINTER, to inter ag...
reissues
14
9
REISSUE, to issue ag...
reitboks
17
15
REITBOK, an African...
reivings
17
15
REIVING, plundering...
rejoices
18
20
REJOICE, to feel joy...
rejoneos
13
18
REJONEO, (Spanish) t...
rejourns
15
19
REJOURN, (Shakespear...
rejudges
17
21
REJUDGE, to judge ag...
relabels
17
13
RELABEL, to label ag...
relaches
19
14
RELACHE, (French) a...
relapses
16
12
RELAPSE, to slip bac...
relaters
14
9
RELATER, one who rel...
relators
14
9
RELATOR, one who rel...
relaxers
20
16
RELAXER, one that re...
relaxins
20
17
RELAXIN, a hormone w...
relearns
13
10
RELEARN, to learn ag...
releases
13
9
RELEASE, to set free...
relieves
16
13
RELIEVE, to free fro...
relievos
16
13
RELIEVO, the project...
relights
19
13
RELIGHT, to light ag...
reliques
23
19
RELIQUE, (archaic) a...
relishes
17
11
RELISH, to enjoy [v]
relivers
17
13
RELIVER, to deliver...
rellenos
14
11
RELLENO, (Spanish) a...
remakers
15
15
REMAKER, one who rem...
remanets
13
12
REMANET, (Latin) a p...
remanies
13
12
REMANIE, (French) a...
remblais
18
15
REMBLAI, (French) ea...
remedies
14
12
REMEDY, to relieve o...
remerges
15
13
REMERGE, to merge ag...
remixers
21
18
REMIXER, one that re...
remnants
13
13
REMNANT, something r...
remodels
15
13
REMODEL, to make ove...
remorses
14
11
REMORSE, deep anguis...
remoulds
16
14
REMOULD, to retread...
remounts
14
13
REMOUNT, to climb in...
removals
17
16
REMOVAL, the act of...
removers
16
15
REMOVER, one who rem...
remuages
15
14
REMUAGE, (French) th...
remueurs
15
13
REMUEUR, (French) th...
renagues
13
12
RENAGUE, to refuse,...
renegers
13
11
RENEGER, one who ren...
renegues
13
12
RENEGUE, to refuse,...
renewals
16
13
RENEWAL, the act of...
renewers
15
12
RENEWER, one who ren...
rennases
11
10
RENNASE, an enzyme f...
rennings
13
13
RENNING, the act of...
rentiers
13
9
RENTIER, (French) a...
rentings
14
12
RENTING, the act of...
reoccurs
20
15
REOCCUR, to occur ag...
reoffers
17
14
REOFFER, to offer fo...
reorders
13
9
REORDER, to put in a...
reovirus
16
13
a type of virus [n -...
repaints
15
12
REPAINT, to paint ag...
repanels
15
13
REPANEL, to panel ag...
repapers
17
14
REPAPER, to apply ne...
repasses
15
11
REPASS, to pass agai...
repiners
15
12
REPINER, one who rep...
repiques
24
21
REPIQUE, to score in...
replaces
19
15
REPLACE, to put back...
replants
16
13
REPLANT, to plant ag...
replates
16
12
REPLATE, to plate ag...
repleads
16
13
REPLEAD, to plead ag...
repletes
16
12
REPLETE, to fill com...
replicas
20
15
REPLICA, a copy or r...
repliers
17
12
REPLIER, one who rep...
replumbs
21
19
REPLUMB, to plumb ag...
repoints
15
12
REPOINT, to repair m...
reposals
16
12
REPOSAL, the act or...
reposers
15
11
REPOSER, one who rep...
reposits
16
11
REPOSIT, to put away...
repowers
18
14
REPOWER, to power ag...
reppings
19
17
REPPING, working as...
reprices
19
14
REPRICE, to price ag...
reprimes
17
14
REPRIME, to prime ag...
reprints
16
12
REPRINT, to print ag...
reprises
16
11
REPRISE, to take bac...
reprives
18
15
REPRIVE, (Spenser) t...
reprizes
19
20
REPRIZE, (Spenser) t...
reprobes
17
14
REPROBE, to probe ag...
reproofs
17
14
REPROOF, to make wat...
reproves
17
15
REPROVE, to reprove...
repryves
24
17
REPRYVE, (Spenser) t...
reptiles
17
12
REPTILE, any of a cl...
repulses
17
13
REPULSE, to drive ba...
repunits
16
13
REPUNIT, a number of...
requeres
21
18
REQUERE, (Spenser) t...
requests
22
18
REQUEST, to ask for...
requiems
23
21
REQUIEM, a musical c...
requires
22
18
REQUIRE, to have nee...
requites
22
18
REQUITE, to repay [v...
requotes
21
18
REQUOTE, to quote ag...
reraises
13
8
RERAISE, to raise ag...
reremais
14
11
REREMAI, (Maori) the...
reroutes
13
9
REROUTE, to choose a...
rescales
17
12
RESCALE, to plan to...
rescinds
17
13
RESCIND, to annul, r...
rescores
16
11
RESCORE, to score ag...
rescuees
16
12
RESCUEE, one that is...
rescuers
17
12
RESCUER, one who res...
reseizes
16
17
RESEIZE, (Spenser) t...
reserves
15
12
RESERVE, to hold in...
reshapes
17
13
RESHAPE, to shape ag...
reshaves
17
14
RESHAVE, to shave ag...
reshines
15
11
RESHINE, to shine ag...
reshoots
15
10
RESHOOT, to film a s...
resiants
13
9
RESIANT, (archaic) a...
residers
14
9
RESIDER, one who res...
residues
14
10
RESIDUE, something r...
resights
18
12
RESIGHT, to sight ag...
resilins
15
10
RESILIN, an elastic...
resiners
13
9
RESINER, a resin gat...
resinous
13
10
resembling resin [ad...
reskills
18
14
RESKILL, to retrain...
reslates
14
9
RESLATE, to put down...
resmelts
16
12
RESMELT, to smelt ag...
resojets
15
17
RESOJET, a pulsejet...
resolves
16
13
RESOLVE, to make a f...
resounds
13
11
RESOUND, to make an...
respaces
18
14
RESPACE, to provide...
respades
15
12
RESPADE, to turn ove...
respeaks
16
15
RESPEAK, to speak ag...
respects
19
14
RESPECT, to have hig...
respells
18
13
RESPELL, to spell ag...
respires
16
11
RESPIRE, to breathe...
respites
16
11
RESPITE, to relieve...
resplits
18
12
RESPLIT, to split ag...
responds
15
13
RESPOND, to say or a...
respools
16
12
RESPOOL, to spool ag...
resprays
22
13
RESPRAY, to spray ag...
restacks
18
15
RESTACK, to stack ag...
restaffs
18
14
RESTAFF, to staff ag...
restages
14
10
RESTAGE, to put on t...
restamps
17
14
RESTAMP, to stamp ag...
restarts
14
8
RESTART, to start ag...
restates
13
8
RESTATE, to state ag...
restings
15
11
RESTING, the act of...
restless
15
9
unable to remain at...
restocks
18
15
RESTOCK, to stock ag...
restokes
14
12
RESTOKE, to stoke ag...
restores
13
8
RESTORE, to bring ba...
restress
14
8
to stress again [v -...
restuffs
19
15
RESTUFF, to stuff ag...
restumps
18
15
RESTUMP, to replace...
restyles
21
11
RESTYLE, to make int...
resumers
15
12
RESUMER, one who res...
resurges
15
11
RESURGE, to rise aga...
resusses
14
9
RESUS, (short for) r...
retables
16
12
RETABLE, (French) a...
retablos
16
12
RETABLO, a shelf or...
retakers
14
12
RETAKER, one who tak...
retastes
13
8
RETASTE, to taste ag...
rethinks
17
15
RETHINK, to think ag...
reticles
18
12
RETICLE, a network o...
retinals
14
10
RETINAL, a pigment i...
retinols
14
10
RETINOL, a liquid hy...
retinues
13
10
RETINUE, a group of...
retirals
15
9
RETIRAL, the giving...
retirees
13
8
RETIREE, one who has...
retirers
14
8
RETIRER, one who ret...
retitles
15
9
RETITLE, to give a n...
retotals
14
9
RETOTAL, to total ag...
retraces
16
11
RETRACE, to go back...
retracks
18
15
RETRACK, to retrace...
retracts
17
11
RETRACT, to take bac...
retrains
13
9
RETRAIN, to train ag...
retraits
14
8
RETRAIT, (obsolete)...
retrates
13
8
RETRATE, (Spenser) t...
retreads
13
9
RETREAD, to tread ag...
retreats
13
8
RETREAT, to go back...
retrials
15
9
RETRIAL, a second tr...
retsinas
13
9
RETSINA, a resin-fla...
retweets
16
11
RETWEET, to tweet ag...
retwists
18
11
RETWIST, to twist ag...
reunions
12
11
REUNION, a uniting o...
reunites
13
10
REUNITE, to come tog...
reutters
14
9
REUTTER, to utter ag...
revalues
16
14
REVALUE, to value ag...
revelers
16
13
REVELER, one who rev...
revenges
15
15
REVENGE, to take ret...
revenues
14
14
REVENUE, the income...
reverers
15
12
REVERER, one who rev...
reveries
15
12
REVERY, a daydream,...
reverses
15
12
REVERSE, to turn or...
reversis
16
12
an old card game in...
reversos
15
12
REVERSO, (Italian) a...
reveuses
15
13
REVEUSE, (French) a...
revilers
17
13
REVILER, one who rev...
revisals
17
13
REVISAL, a revised v...
revisers
16
12
REVISER, one who rev...
revisits
17
12
REVISIT, to visit ag...
revisors
16
12
REVISOR, one who rev...
revivals
19
17
REVIVAL, renewed int...
revivers
18
16
REVIVER, something t...
revivors
18
16
REVIVOR, the revival...
revoices
18
15
REVOICE, to refurnis...
revokers
16
16
REVOKER, one who rev...
revolves
18
17
REVOLVE, to turn on...
revuists
17
13
REVUIST, a writer of...
rewakens
16
16
REWAKEN, to waken ag...
rewashes
18
13
REWASH, to wash agai...
rewaters
16
11
REWATER, to water ag...
reweaves
17
15
REWEAVE, to weave ag...
reweighs
20
15
REWEIGH, to weigh ag...
rewidens
16
13
REWIDEN, to widen ag...
rewrites
17
11
REWRITE, to write ag...
reynards
19
12
REYNARD, an appellat...
rezeroes
15
17
REZERO, to reset (a...
rhabdoms
19
17
RHABDOM, a rodlike s...
rhagades
16
13
cracks in the skin [...
rheniums
17
15
RHENIUM, a metallic...
rhesuses
16
11
RHESUS, a kind of mo...
rhexises
22
17
RHEXIS, rupture of a...
rhinitis
17
11
inflammation of the...
rhizines
19
20
RHIZINE, a lichen rh...
rhizoids
20
20
RHIZOID, a short hai...
rhizomes
20
22
RHIZOME, a rootlike,...
rhizopus
22
23
any of a genus of mo...
rhodiums
18
15
RHODIUM, a very hard...
rhodoras
15
11
RHODORA, a North Ame...
rhonchus
21
17
(Latin) a whistling...
rhubarbs
21
17
RHUBARB, to simulate...
rhymists
25
15
RHYMIST, a versifier...
rhythmus
27
18
a pattern of recurre...
rhytinas
22
13
RHYTINA, an aquatic...
riancies
16
12
RIANCY, merriment [n...
ribbands
18
16
RIBBAND, a ribbon, a...
ribbings
20
17
RIBBING, an arrangem...
ribcages
20
16
RIBCAGE, an enclosur...
ribgrass
18
13
a weedy plant, also...
ribibles
20
15
RIBIBLE, a small thr...
ribstons
16
12
RIBSTON, a variety o...
ribworks
21
18
RIBWORK, a rib vault...
ribworts
20
14
RIBWORT, a plantain...
richness
19
14
the state of being r...
rickshas
21
17
RICKSHA, a small, tw...
ricottas
17
11
RICOTTA, (Italian) a...
rictuses
18
12
RICTUS, the expanse...
riddlers
16
11
RIDDLER, one who pos...
ridgings
17
14
RIDGING, the forming...
ridottos
14
9
RIDOTTO, a public mu...
riempies
17
14
RIEMPIE, (Afrikaans)...
rifeness
15
12
the state of being r...
riffages
19
16
RIFFAGE, in jazz, th...
rifflers
20
15
RIFFLER, a small fil...
riffolas
19
15
RIFFOLA, (colloquial...
riflings
19
15
RIFLING, the system...
riftless
18
12
without rifts [adj]
riggalds
18
14
RIGGALD, a male anim...
riggings
18
15
RIGGING, the system...
rightens
17
13
RIGHTEN, (archaic) t...
righters
18
12
RIGHTER, one who set...
righties
18
12
RIGHTY, a right-hand...
riglings
18
14
RIGLING, a male anim...
rigorous
15
11
characterized by rig...
rikishas
18
14
RIKISHA, a small, tw...
rikshaws
21
17
RIKSHAW, a small, tw...
rimeless
16
12
without rime [adj]
rimfires
18
14
RIMFIRE, a cartridge...
riminess
15
12
the condition of bei...
rimlands
16
14
RIMLAND, an outlying...
rimmings
18
17
RIMMING, stimulation...
rimrocks
20
18
RIMROCK, an outcrop...
rimshots
18
13
RIMSHOT, a sound mad...
rindless
15
11
without rind [adj]
ringbits
18
14
RINGBIT, a horse's b...
ringgits
17
13
RINGGIT, (Malay) a m...
ringhals
18
14
(Afrikaans) an Afric...
ringings
16
14
RINGING, the act of...
ringless
16
12
without a ring [adj]
ringlets
16
12
RINGLET, a small rin...
ringtaws
18
14
RINGTAW, a game of m...
ringtoss
15
11
a game in which the...
ringways
24
16
RINGWAY, a ring-road...
rinkhals
18
16
(Afrikaans) an Afric...
rinsings
15
12
RINSING, the act of...
riotings
15
11
RIOTING, the act of...
riotises
14
8
RIOTISE, (obsolete)...
riotizes
17
17
RIOTIZE, (obsolete)...
riotries
14
8
RIOTRY, the act or p...
ripcords
20
15
RIPCORD, a cord to r...
ripeners
15
12
RIPENER, one that ri...
ripeness
15
12
the state of being r...
ripienos
15
12
RIPIENO, a musical p...
ripostes
16
11
RIPOSTE, to make a r...
rippiers
19
14
RIPPIER, (obsolete)...
rippings
20
17
RIPPING, the act of...
ripplers
20
15
RIPPLER, a toothed t...
ripplets
20
15
RIPPLET, a small rip...
ripstops
19
14
RIPSTOP, a fabric wo...
riptides
17
12
RIPTIDE, a tide that...
risibles
18
12
a sense of the ridic...
riskless
17
13
free of risk [adj]
risorius
15
9
a facial muscle situ...
risottos
14
8
RISOTTO, (Italian) r...
rispings
18
14
RISPING, a portion g...
rissoles
15
9
RISSOLE, a small bal...
riteless
15
9
without rites [adj]
rivaless
17
13
(archaic) a female r...
riverets
16
12
RIVERET, (archaic) a...
riveters
16
12
RIVETER, one who riv...
rivieras
16
12
RIVIERA, (Italian) a...
rivieres
16
12
RIVIERE, (French) a...
rivulets
18
14
RIVULET, a small str...
rizzarts
21
26
RIZZART, (Scots) a r...
roadbeds
15
13
ROADBED, the foundat...
roadhogs
16
13
ROADHOG, a selfish o...
roadings
14
12
ROADING, a wood-cock...
roadless
14
10
without a road [adj]
roadways
22
14
ROADWAY, a road, als...
roamings
15
14
ROAMING, the act of...
roarings
14
11
ROARING, the act of...
roasters
13
8
ROASTER, a pan or di...
roasties
13
8
ROASTIE, (colloquial...
robinias
15
12
ROBINIA, a genus of...
robotics
19
14
the study of robots...
robustas
16
12
ROBUSTA, a kind of c...
rockiers
18
15
ROCKIER, the rock do...
rockings
19
18
ROCKING, the act of...
rocklays
25
18
ROCKLAY, (Scots) a s...
rockless
19
16
without rocks [adj]
rockoons
16
16
ROCKOON, a small roc...
rocquets
25
21
ROCQUET, a close-fit...
roddings
15
13
RODDING, the act of...
rodeways
22
14
RODEWAY, (Shakespear...
rodsters
14
9
RODSTER, (archaic) a...
roebucks
20
19
ROEBUCK, the male of...
rogallos
16
12
ROGALLO, a light and...
roisters
14
8
ROISTER, to revel no...
rokelays
21
15
ROKELAY, (Scots) a s...
rolfings
18
15
ROLFING, a therapeut...
rollbars
18
13
ROLLBAR, a frame to...
rollicks
21
17
ROLLICK, to behave i...
rollings
17
13
ROLLING, the act of...
rollmops
19
16
ROLLMOP, a fillet of...
rollocks
20
17
ROLLOCK, a contrivan...
rollouts
16
11
ROLLOUT, a type of p...
rollways
25
15
ROLLWAY, an incline...
romaikas
15
15
ROMAIKA, a modern Gr...
romaines
13
12
ROMAINE, (French) a...
romances
16
15
ROMANCE, to woo [v]
romanzas
16
21
ROMANZA, a short ins...
romaunts
14
13
ROMAUNT, (archaic) a...
romneyas
19
14
ROMNEYA, a plant wit...
rondinos
12
11
RONDINO, (Italian) a...
rondures
13
11
RONDURE, (Shakespear...
rontgens
13
12
RONTGEN, (German) th...
roofings
16
14
ROOFING, material fo...
roofless
16
12
without a roof [adj]
rooftops
17
14
ROOFTOP, the outside...
rooikats
14
12
ROOIKAT, (Afrikaans)...
rooineks
13
13
ROOINEK, (Afrikaans)...
roomfuls
18
16
ROOMFUL, the content...
roosters
13
8
ROOSTER, a domestic...
rootages
13
10
ROOTAGE, a system of...
rootcaps
18
14
ROOTCAP, the loose m...
rootings
14
11
ROOTING, the act of...
rootkits
15
12
ROOTKIT, a set of pr...
rootless
14
9
without roots [adj]
rootlets
14
9
ROOTLET, a small roo...
roperies
15
11
ROPERY, a place wher...
ropeways
24
16
ROPEWAY, an aerial c...
ropiness
15
12
the state of being r...
rorquals
23
19
RORQUAL, a large wha...
rortings
15
11
RORTING, the falsifi...
rosaceas
15
11
ROSACEA, a skin dise...
rosakers
14
12
ROSAKER, (obsolete)...
rosalias
14
9
ROSALIA, (Italian) a...
rosaries
13
8
ROSARY, a series of...
rosebays
21
13
ROSEBAY, the oleande...
rosebeds
15
12
ROSEBED, a part of a...
rosebuds
16
13
ROSEBUD, the bud of...
rosehips
18
13
ROSEHIP, the fruit o...
roseless
14
9
having no roses [adj...
rosellas
15
10
ROSELLA, an Australi...
roselles
15
10
ROSELLE, an East Ind...
roseolas
13
9
ROSEOLA, a rose-colo...
roseries
13
8
ROSERY, a place wher...
rosettes
13
8
ROSETTE, to award a...
rosieres
13
8
ROSIERE, (Spenser) a...
rosiners
13
9
ROSINER, a strong al...
rosiness
13
9
the state of being r...
rosinols
14
10
ROSINOL, a rosin oil...
rosinous
13
10
resembling rosin [ad...
rosolios
14
9
ROSOLIO, (Italian) a...
rostrums
16
12
ROSTRUM, a beaklike...
rotaries
13
8
ROTARY, a rotating p...
rotators
13
8
ROTATOR, a muscle se...
rotchies
19
13
ROTCHIE, the little...
rotgrass
15
10
soft grass, butterwo...
rotifers
16
11
ROTIFER, a microscop...
rotundas
13
11
ROTUNDA, (Italian) a...
roughens
16
14
ROUGHEN, to make rou...
roughers
17
13
ROUGHER, a person wh...
roughies
17
13
ROUGHIE, a dry bough...
rouilles
16
11
ROUILLE, (French) a...
roulades
14
11
ROULADE, (French) a...
rouleaus
14
11
ROULEAU, (French) a...
roumings
16
15
ROUMING, in the phra...
rouncies
16
13
ROUNCY, (archaic) a...
roundels
14
12
ROUNDEL, a round obj...
rounders
13
11
ROUNDER, a tool for...
roundles
14
12
ROUNDLE, a round obj...
roundups
16
15
ROUNDUP, an assembli...
rousters
14
9
ROUSTER, a wharf lab...
routines
13
10
ROUTINE, a regular c...
routings
15
12
ROUTING, going to re...
rowboats
18
14
ROWBOAT, a small boa...
rowlocks
22
19
ROWLOCK, a device fo...
rowovers
18
15
ROWOVER, a rowing ev...
royalets
20
11
ROYALET, a petty kin...
roysters
20
10
ROYSTER, to revel no...
rozelles
18
19
ROZELLE, an East Ind...
rubaboos
17
15
RUBABOO, a type of s...
rubasses
16
12
RUBASSE, a kind of r...
rubbings
20
18
RUBBING, an image pr...
rubdowns
19
17
RUBDOWN, a brisk rub...
rubefies
18
15
RUBEFY, to redden, a...
rubellas
18
14
RUBELLA, a virus dis...
rubeolas
16
13
RUBEOLA, a virus dis...
rubicons
19
16
RUBICON, to win at p...
rubifies
19
15
RUBIFY, to redden, a...
ruchings
21
17
RUCHING, a ruche, or...
ruckuses
19
17
RUCKUS, a noisy dist...
ructions
17
13
RUCTION, a noisy dis...
ructious
18
13
quarrelsome [adj]
ruddocks
19
18
RUDDOCK, (dialect) a...
rudeness
13
11
the quality of being...
ruderals
15
11
RUDERAL, a plant gro...
ruderies
14
10
RUDERY, (colloquial)...
ruellias
16
11
RUELLIA, a plant of...
ruffians
18
16
RUFFIAN, to behave l...
rufflers
20
16
RUFFLER, a beggar po...
rufiyaas
22
14
RUFIYAA, a monetary...
rufouses
16
13
RUFOUS, a reddish or...
ruggings
18
16
RUGGING, a coarse ki...
ruinates
13
10
RUINATE, (archaic) t...
ruinings
15
13
RUINING, the act of...
ruleless
16
11
unruly, without rule...
rullions
16
12
RULLION, (Scots) a r...
rullocks
21
18
RULLOCK, a contrivan...
rumblers
19
16
RUMBLER, a machine f...
rummages
17
17
RUMMAGE, to search t...
rumorers
15
12
RUMORER, a person wh...
rumorous
15
13
full of rumors [adj]
rumpless
19
16
without a rump [adj]
rumpuses
18
16
RUMPUS, a noisy dist...
runangas
13
13
RUNANGA, a Maori ass...
runaways
22
15
RUNAWAY, one that ru...
runbacks
20
20
RUNBACK, the area be...
rundales
14
12
RUNDALE, (Scots) a s...
rundlets
15
12
RUNDLET, (archaic) a...
rundowns
16
15
RUNDOWN, a summary,...
runflats
17
14
RUNFLAT, a tyre able...
rungless
16
13
without rungs [adj]
runnings
14
14
RUNNING, a race [n]
runnions
12
12
RUNNION, (Shakespear...
runovers
15
14
RUNOVER, matter for...
ruptures
17
13
RUPTURE, to burst [v...
rusalkas
16
14
RUSALKA, (Russian) a...
ruscuses
18
13
RUSCUS, any plant of...
rushings
18
14
RUSHING, yardage gai...
russulas
16
11
RUSSULA, any fungus...
rustings
16
12
RUSTING, the act of...
rustlers
16
10
RUSTLER, one who ste...
rustless
16
10
free from rust [adj]
ruthless
18
12
having no compassion...
ruttings
16
12
RUTTING, the act of...
ryegrass
21
12
a pasture and fodder...
ryepecks
26
20
RYEPECK, a pole used...
sabatons
14
12
SABATON, (historical...
sabayons
20
14
SABAYON, (French) a...
sabbaths
20
16
SABBATH, an assembly...
sabbings
19
17
SABBING, the perform...
sabellas
17
13
SABELLA, any of a ge...
sabkhahs
21
19
SABKHAH, (Arabic) a...
sabkhats
19
17
SABKHAT, (Arabic) a...
sabreurs
16
12
SABREUR, (French) a...
sabulous
17
14
sandy; growing in sa...
saburras
16
12
SABURRA, a granular...
sacatons
15
12
SACATON, (Spanish) a...
saccades
19
15
SACCADE, (French) a...
saccoses
19
14
SACCOS, (Greek) a Bi...
saccules
21
16
SACCULE, a small sac...
sacculus
22
17
a small sac, also SA...
sackages
18
17
SACKAGE [n]
sackbuts
21
19
SACKBUT, a medieval...
sackfuls
22
20
SACKFUL, as much as...
sackings
19
18
SACKING, material fo...
sackless
19
16
quiet; peaceable; ha...
sacrings
18
14
SACRING, (archaic) t...
sacrists
18
11
SACRIST, a Church of...
saddlers
15
11
SADDLER, one who mak...
sadhanas
14
12
SADHANA, (Hindi) one...
sadirons
13
10
SADIRON, a heavy fla...
safeness
14
12
the quality of being...
safeties
15
11
SAFETY, to protect a...
saffians
17
15
SAFFIAN, a brightly-...
saffrons
17
15
SAFFRON, a flowering...
safroles
16
12
SAFROLE, a colourles...
sageness
13
11
wisdom [n -ES]
saggards
16
13
SAGGARD, a clay box...
saggings
17
15
SAGGING, the act of...
sagittas
15
10
SAGITTA, (Latin) a k...
sagouins
14
12
SAGOUIN, a South Ame...
saguaros
14
11
SAGUARO, (Spanish) a...
sahibahs
20
15
SAHIBAH, (Hindi) a l...
sahiwals
20
14
SAHIWAL, any of a br...
sahuaros
15
11
SAHUARO, (Spanish) a...
saikless
16
13
(Scots) quiet; peace...
sailings
16
12
SAILING, the act of...
sailless
16
10
without a sail [adj]
saimiris
16
11
SAIMIRI, a squirrel...
saintess
13
9
a female saint [n -E...
sakerets
14
12
SAKERET, the male sa...
sakiyehs
23
16
SAKIYEH, (Arabic) an...
sakkoses
15
16
SAKKOS, (Greek) an E...
saksauls
16
14
SAKSAUL, a low, thic...
salamons
14
13
SALAMON, (obsolete)...
salaries
14
9
SALARY, to pay perio...
salbands
16
14
SALBAND, (German) a...
salchows
23
17
SALCHOW, (Swedish) a...
salferns
16
13
SALFERN, a medicinal...
salicets
18
12
SALICET, an organ st...
salicins
18
13
SALICIN, a bitter cr...
salients
14
10
SALIENT, an outward-...
salifies
17
12
SALIFY, to combine w...
saligots
16
11
SALIGOT, (French) th...
salliers
16
10
SALLIER, one who sal...
salpians
16
13
SALPIAN, a free-swim...
saltants
14
10
SALTANT, a mutated f...
saltates
14
9
SALTATE, to undergo...
saltatos
14
9
SALTATO, (Italian) a...
saltcats
18
12
SALTCAT, a mixture o...
salterns
14
10
SALTERN, a saltwork...
saltiers
15
9
SALTIER, a heraldic...
saltines
14
10
SALTINE, a salted cr...
saltings
16
12
SALTING, land regula...
saltires
15
9
SALTIRE, an X-shaped...
saltless
16
10
without salt [adj]
saltness
14
10
the state of being s...
saltpans
16
13
SALTPAN, a large pan...
saltuses
15
10
SALTUS, (Latin) a br...
saluters
15
10
SALUTER, one who sal...
salvages
17
15
SALVAGE, to save fro...
salvetes
16
13
SALVETE, (Latin) a g...
salvings
18
16
SALVING, the act of...
samadhis
17
14
SAMADHI, (Sanskrit)...
sambhars
19
16
SAMBHAR, a large Asi...
sambhurs
20
17
SAMBHUR, a large Asi...
sambucas
20
18
SAMBUCA, an ancient...
sambukes
18
19
SAMBUKE, an ancient...
sameness
13
12
lack of variety [n -...
samisens
14
12
SAMISEN, (Japanese)...
samithis
18
13
SAMITHI, (Hindi) a p...
samnitis
15
12
(Spenser) an unknown...
samovars
16
15
SAMOVAR, (Russian) a...
samoyeds
20
14
SAMOYED, any of a Si...
sampires
17
14
SAMPIRE, a fleshy co...
samplers
18
15
SAMPLER, one that sa...
samsaras
14
11
SAMSARA, (Sanskrit)...
samshoos
16
13
SAMSHOO, (Chinese) a...
samurais
15
12
SAMURAI, (Japanese)...
sanctums
18
16
SANCTUM, a sacred pl...
sandbags
16
15
SANDBAG, to stun wit...
sandbars
15
13
SANDBAR, a ridge of...
sandboys
21
15
SANDBOY, one who is...
sandburs
16
14
SANDBUR, an annual h...
sanddabs
15
14
SANDDAB, a small Pac...
sandhogs
16
14
SANDHOG, a worker wh...
sandings
14
13
SANDING, the act of...
sandless
14
11
without sand [adj]
sandlots
14
11
SANDLOT, a vacant pl...
sandpits
16
13
SANDPIT, a pit dug i...
saneness
11
10
sanity [n -ES]
sangeets
13
11
SANGEET, a kind of p...
sanghats
16
13
SANGHAT, (Punjabi) a...
sangomas
14
14
SANGOMA, (Zulu) a wi...
sangrias
14
11
SANGRIA, (Spanish) a...
sanicles
17
13
SANICLE, a wild flow...
sanifies
15
12
SANIFY, to make heal...
sanities
13
9
SANITY, the state of...
santeras
12
9
SANTERA, a priestess...
santeros
12
9
SANTERO, (Spanish) a...
santoors
12
9
SANTOOR, (Arabic) an...
santours
13
10
SANTOUR, (Arabic) an...
sanyasis
19
11
SANYASI, (Hindi) a H...
saouaris
13
9
SAOUARI, a tree of G...
sapajous
17
21
SAPAJOU, a long-tail...
sapegoes
15
13
SAPEGO, a dry, scaly...
sapheads
17
14
SAPHEAD, a stupid pe...
saphenas
16
14
SAPHENA, a large vei...
sapients
15
12
SAPIENT, a wise pers...
saplings
18
15
SAPLING, a young tre...
saponins
14
13
SAPONIN, a soapy sub...
saporous
15
12
flavourful, also SAP...
sapphics
24
19
SAPPHIC, a type of v...
sappings
19
17
SAPPING, the act of...
saprobes
17
14
SAPROBE, an organism...
sapsagos
16
13
SAPSAGO, (German) a...
sapwoods
18
15
SAPWOOD, the newly f...
sarafans
14
12
SARAFAN, (Russian) t...
sarangis
14
11
SARANGI, (Hindi) an...
sarcasms
18
14
SARCASM, a sharply m...
sarcinas
16
12
SARCINA, a spherical...
sarcodes
16
12
SARCODE, protoplasm,...
sarcoids
17
12
SARCOID, a fleshy tu...
sarcomas
17
14
SARCOMA, (Greek) a t...
sardanas
12
10
SARDANA, a Spanish f...
sardines
13
10
SARDINE, to pack tig...
sargoses
14
10
SARGOS, (Spanish) a...
sarguses
15
11
SARGUS, (Spanish) a...
sarkings
16
15
SARKING, a lining of...
sarments
14
12
SARMENT, a long whip...
sarsdens
13
10
SARSDEN, a sandstone...
sarsnets
13
9
SARSNET, a thin tiss...
sashimis
18
13
SASHIMI, (Japanese)...
sashless
17
11
without a sash [adj]
satchels
20
14
SATCHEL, a small car...
sateless
14
9
insatiable [adj]
satelles
15
10
(obsolete) a satelli...
satiates
13
8
SATIATE, to satisfy...
satinets
13
9
SATINET, a thin sati...
satsangs
14
11
SATSANG, (Sanskrit)...
satsumas
15
12
SATSUMA, (Japanese)...
satyrals
21
11
SATYRAL, a heraldic...
satyress
20
10
a female satyr, also...
satyrids
21
11
SATYRID, a brownish...
sauciers
17
12
SAUCIER, a chef who...
saunters
13
10
SAUNTER, to walk in...
saurians
13
10
SAURIAN, any of a su...
sauroids
14
10
SAUROID, a type of f...
sausages
14
11
SAUSAGE, finely chop...
sautoirs
14
9
SAUTOIR, (French) a...
savannas
13
14
SAVANNA, a flat, tre...
savantes
14
13
SAVANTE, (French) a...
savarins
15
13
SAVARIN, (French) a...
saveloys
22
15
SAVELOY, a highly se...
saviours
16
13
SAVIOUR, one who sav...
savorers
15
12
SAVORER, one that sa...
savories
15
12
SAVORY, a kind of he...
savorous
15
13
savoury, pleasant to...
sawbills
22
16
SAWBILL, a kind of b...
sawbones
17
15
(colloquial) a surge...
sawbucks
24
22
SAWBUCK, a rack used...
sawdusts
18
13
SAWDUST, to sprinkle...
sawflies
20
15
SAWFLY, a hymenopter...
sawgrass
18
13
a sedge with serrate...
sawmills
21
16
SAWMILL, a place whe...
saxhorns
21
18
SAXHORN, a brass win...
saxonies
18
16
SAXONY, a fine soft...
saxtubas
22
19
SAXTUBA, a bass saxh...
sazeracs
19
20
SAZERAC, a cocktail...
scabbles
22
18
SCABBLE, to shape ro...
scabious
19
15
any of various plant...
scabrous
19
15
roughened with small...
scaffies
21
17
SCAFFIE, (Scots) a s...
scaglias
19
14
SCAGLIA, (Italian) a...
scalades
17
13
SCALADE, the scaling...
scalados
17
13
SCALADO, (Italian) t...
scalages
18
14
SCALAGE, a percentag...
scalares
17
12
SCALARE, a kind of t...
scalders
18
13
SCALDER, that which...
scalenes
16
13
SCALENE, one of the...
scalenus
17
14
a muscle in the neck...
scaleups
20
16
SCALEUP, an increase...
scalings
19
15
SCALING, climbing [n...
scallies
19
13
SCALLY, a scallywag...
scallops
21
16
SCALLOP, to indent l...
scalpels
21
16
SCALPEL, a small sur...
scalpers
20
15
SCALPER, a semicircu...
scalpins
20
16
small drainage stone...
scambles
21
18
SCAMBLE, to move awk...
scammers
19
17
SCAMMER, one who per...
scampers
20
17
SCAMPER, to run play...
scampies
20
17
SCAMPI, (Italian) cr...
scandals
17
14
SCANDAL, to defame [...
scandias
16
13
SCANDIA, an oxide of...
scanners
15
13
SCANNER, a device fo...
scanties
16
12
brief panties for wo...
scantles
17
13
SCANTLE, to stint, m...
scapples
22
18
SCAPPLE, to work sto...
scapulas
20
16
SCAPULA, a bone in t...
scarfers
19
14
SCARFER, one that ea...
scarious
17
12
thin, dry and membra...
scarless
18
12
having no scars [adj...
scarlets
18
12
SCARLET, to redden [...
scarpers
19
14
SCARPER, to run away...
scatches
22
16
SCATCH, a stilt [n]
scatoles
17
12
SCATOLE, a crystalli...
scatters
17
11
SCATTER, to disperse...
scaupers
19
15
SCAUPER, a semicircu...
scauries
17
12
SCAURY, in the Orkne...
scavages
19
17
SCAVAGE [n]
sceattas
16
11
SCEATT, (Old English...
scedules
18
14
SCEDULE, (US) to pla...
scepters
19
14
SCEPTER, to invest w...
sceptics
23
17
SCEPTIC, a person wh...
sceptres
19
14
SCEPTRE, to invest w...
schanses
18
14
SCHANSE, (Afrikaans)...
schanzes
21
23
SCHANZE, (Afrikaans)...
schappes
23
19
SCHAPPE, (German) to...
schemers
20
16
SCHEMER, one that sc...
schemies
20
16
SCHEMIE, (Scots) der...
scherzos
22
22
SCHERZO, a lively mu...
schismas
21
16
SCHISMA, (Greek) in...
schlepps
25
20
SCHLEPP, (Yiddish) t...
schlichs
27
19
SCHLICH, (German) th...
schlocks
25
21
SCHLOCK, inferior me...
schlongs
21
17
SCHLONG, (slang) the...
schlumps
25
21
SCHLUMP, to flop, sl...
schmears
20
16
SCHMEAR, (Yiddish) t...
schmecks
25
23
SCHMECK, (Yiddish) t...
schmeers
20
16
SCHMEER, (Yiddish) t...
schmocks
25
23
SCHMOCK, (Yiddish) a...
schmucks
26
24
SCHMUCK [n]
schnapps
23
20
a kind of brandy, al...
schnooks
19
18
SCHNOOK, (Yiddish) a...
schnorrs
19
14
SCHNORR, (Yiddish) t...
schnozes
21
23
SCHNOZ, (Yiddish) th...
scholars
20
14
SCHOLAR, a learned p...
schooles
19
14
SCHOOLE, (Shakespear...
schticks
25
20
SCHTICK, (Yiddish) a...
schtooks
20
17
SCHTOOK, (Yiddish) t...
schtucks
25
21
SCHTUCK, (Yiddish) t...
schusses
20
14
SCHUSS, to make a fa...
sciarids
18
12
SCIARID, a minute, d...
sciatics
21
14
SCIATIC, the sciatic...
sciences
19
15
SCIENCE, knowledge o...
sciolous
18
13
knowing superficiall...
scirrhus
21
14
a hard tumour [n SCI...
scissels
19
12
SCISSEL, metal clipp...
scissils
20
12
SCISSIL, metal clipp...
scissors
18
11
SCISSOR, to cut with...
sciurids
19
13
SCIURID, a member of...
sclerous
18
13
hard, indurated, als...
scoffers
21
17
SCOFFER, one who sco...
scolders
18
13
SCOLDER, one who sco...
scoleces
20
15
SCOLEX, the knoblike...
scolices
21
15
SCOLEX, the knoblike...
scollops
21
16
SCOLLOP, to indent l...
scoobies
18
14
SCOOBY, a clue, as i...
scooches
21
16
SCOOCH, to compress...
scoopers
18
14
SCOOPER, a tool used...
scooshes
18
13
SCOOSH, to squirt, a...
scooters
16
11
SCOOTER [n]
scopulas
20
16
SCOPULA, a brushlike...
scorches
22
16
SCORCH, to burn slig...
scorings
18
14
SCORING, orchestrati...
scorious
17
12
like slag, also SCOR...
scorners
16
12
SCORNER, one who sco...
scorpers
19
14
SCORPER, a semicircu...
scorsers
17
11
SCORSER, one who bar...
scotches
22
16
SCOTCH, to frustrate...
scotomas
17
14
SCOTOMA, dizziness w...
scotties
17
11
SCOTTIE, a short-leg...
scourers
17
12
SCOURER, (historical...
scourges
18
14
SCOURGE, to whip sev...
scouries
17
12
SCOURIE, (Old Norse)...
scourses
17
12
SCOURSE, to barter,...
scousers
17
12
SCOUSER, a native of...
scouters
17
12
SCOUTER, an adult wo...
scowders
20
15
SCOWDER, to scorch,...
scowlers
21
15
SCOWLER, one who sco...
scowrers
20
14
SCOWRER, (obsolete)...
scowries
20
14
SCOWRIE, (Old Norse)...
scraichs
23
16
SCRAICH, (Scots) to...
scraighs
21
15
SCRAIGH, (Scots) to...
scrapers
19
14
SCRAPER, one that sc...
scrapies
19
14
SCRAPIE, a disease o...
scrauchs
23
17
SCRAUCH, to squawk,...
scraughs
21
16
SCRAUGH, (Scots) to...
scravels
20
16
SCRAVEL, to move qui...
screamos
17
14
SCREAMO, a form of e...
screeves
18
15
SCREEVE, to write be...
screichs
23
16
SCREICH, to shriek,...
screighs
21
15
SCREIGH, to shriek,...
screwers
20
14
SCREWER, one who scr...
screwups
23
18
SCREWUP, an instance...
scribers
20
14
SCRIBER, a scribing...
scriechs
23
16
SCRIECH, (Scots) to...
scrienes
16
12
SCRIENE, (obsolete)...
scrieves
19
15
SCRIEVE, (Scots) to...
scrooges
17
13
SCROOGE, to crowd; t...
scrotums
19
15
SCROTUM, the bag of...
scrouges
18
14
SCROUGE, to crowd; t...
scrowles
21
15
SCROWLE, to draft, a...
scroyles
24
14
SCROYLE, (obsolete)...
scruples
21
16
SCRUPLE, to hesitate...
scryings
25
16
SCRYING, the practic...
scuchins
23
18
SCUCHIN, (Spenser) a...
scudders
18
14
SCUDDER, one who scu...
scuddles
19
15
SCUDDLE, to run hast...
scudlers
19
14
SCUDLER, the conduct...
scuffers
22
18
SCUFFER, a type of s...
scuffles
23
19
SCUFFLE, to struggle...
sculches
24
18
SCULCH, rubbish, als...
sculkers
20
17
SCULKER, one that sk...
scullers
20
14
SCULLER, one that sc...
sculpins
21
17
SCULPIN, the scorpio...
scumbags
22
20
SCUMBAG, a contempti...
scumbers
21
18
SCUMBER, (archaic) t...
scumbles
22
19
SCUMBLE, to soften t...
scumless
20
16
having no scum [adj]
scummers
20
18
SCUMMER, (Scots) a s...
scunners
16
14
SCUNNER, to feel loa...
scuppers
22
18
SCUPPER, to thwart,...
scurries
18
12
SCURRY, to move hurr...
scurvies
20
16
SCURVY, a disease ca...
scutages
18
14
SCUTAGE, (historical...
scutches
23
17
SCUTCH, to beat out...
scutters
18
12
SCUTTER, to run hast...
scuttles
19
13
SCUTTLE, to move or...
scytales
24
14
SCYTALE, (Greek) a S...
scythers
26
15
SCYTHER, one who use...
sdeignes
14
12
SDEIGNE, (obsolete)...
seabanks
15
16
SEABANK, a bank besi...
seabirds
16
12
SEABIRD, a bird freq...
seaboots
14
11
SEABOOT, a waterproo...
seacocks
20
18
SEACOCK, a valve in...
seafoams
15
14
SEAFOAM, foam formed...
seafolks
17
16
SEAFOLK, seafaring p...
seafoods
14
12
SEAFOOD, edible fish...
seafowls
19
15
SEAFOWL, a seabird [...
seagrass
14
10
a grasslike plant li...
seagulls
17
13
SEAGULL, a gull freq...
seahawks
19
17
SEAHAWK, a predatory...
seakales
14
13
SEAKALE, a kind of m...
sealants
13
10
SEALANT, a sealing a...
sealifts
17
12
SEALIFT, to transpor...
sealines
13
10
SEALINE, a coastline...
sealings
15
12
SEALING, the act of...
seamaids
14
12
SEAMAID, (Shakespear...
seamarks
15
15
SEAMARK, a landmark...
seamings
15
14
SEAMING, the act of...
seamless
15
12
having no seam, also...
seamsets
14
11
SEAMSET, a tool for...
seaports
15
11
SEAPORT, a harbour f...
searches
18
13
SEARCH, to look care...
searings
14
11
SEARING, the act of...
searness
12
9
the state of being d...
seasides
13
9
SEASIDE, the seashor...
seasures
13
9
SEASURE, (obsolete)...
seatings
14
11
SEATING, material fo...
seatless
14
9
without seats [adj]
seawalls
18
13
SEAWALL, a wall to p...
seawants
15
12
SEAWANT, (Native Ame...
seawards
16
12
towards the sea, als...
seawares
15
11
SEAWARE, seaweed use...
seaweeds
15
12
SEAWEED, any large p...
seawives
18
15
SEAWIFE, a kind of w...
seaworms
17
14
SEAWORM, a marine wo...
seceders
16
12
SECEDER, one who sec...
seceshes
18
13
SECESH, a secessioni...
secludes
18
14
SECLUDE, to remove o...
seconals
16
13
SECONAL, (tradename)...
secondes
15
13
SECONDE, (French) in...
secretes
16
11
SECRETE, to emit by...
sections
16
12
SECTION, to divide i...
seculars
18
13
SECULAR, a layman; a...
seculums
20
17
SECULUM, (Latin) an...
securers
17
12
SECURER, one who sec...
seducers
17
13
SEDUCER, one that se...
sedulous
15
12
diligent, perseverin...
seedbeds
15
13
SEEDBED, land prepar...
seedings
14
12
SEEDING, the act of...
seedless
14
10
without seeds [adj]
seedlips
17
13
SEEDLIP, a sower's b...
seedness
12
10
(obsolete) sowing, s...
seedpods
15
13
SEEDPOD, a type of s...
seelings
15
12
SEELING, (Spenser) a...
seemings
15
14
SEEMING, appearance,...
seemless
15
12
(Spenser) unseemly,...
seepages
15
13
SEEPAGE, the quantit...
seethers
15
10
SEETHER, a pot for b...
seewings
17
14
SEEWING, (Spenser) p...
segments
15
14
SEGMENT, to divide i...
segugios
16
13
SEGUGIO, (Italian) a...
seinings
14
12
SEINING, fishing wit...
seisings
15
11
SEISING, the act of...
seisures
14
9
SEISURE, the act of...
seizings
18
20
SEIZING, the act of...
seizures
17
18
SEIZURE, the act of...
selectas
17
12
SELECTA, a disc jock...
selenous
13
11
of selenium in lower...
selfdoms
18
16
SELFDOM, selfhood [n...
selfings
18
15
SELFING, self-fertil...
selfisms
19
15
SELFISM, concentrati...
selfists
18
12
SELFIST, one who is...
selfless
18
13
unselfish [adj SELFL...
selfness
16
13
the state of being a...
sellings
17
13
SELLING, the act of...
selloffs
20
16
SELLOFF, the sale of...
sellouts
16
11
SELLOUT, a performan...
seltzers
18
18
SELTZER, (German) na...
selvages
17
15
SELVAGE, to border a...
seminars
14
12
SEMINAR, an advanced...
semioses
14
11
SEMIOSIS, a process...
semiosis
15
11
a process in which s...
semipeds
17
15
SEMIPED, a half foot...
semipros
17
14
SEMIPRO, one who is...
semitars
15
11
SEMITAR, (obsolete)...
senaries
12
9
SENARY, a set of six...
senarius
13
10
a Greek or Latin ver...
senators
12
9
SENATOR, a member of...
sendings
14
13
SENDING, an act of d...
sendoffs
17
16
SENDOFF, a farewell...
senecios
15
12
SENECIO, any plant o...
senesces
15
12
SENESCE, to become o...
senhoras
14
11
SENHORA, (Spanish) a...
senhores
14
11
SENHOR, (Spanish) a...
senopias
14
12
SENOPIA, improvement...
sensates
12
9
SENSATE, to apprehen...
sensings
14
12
SENSING, the act of...
sensisms
15
12
SENSISM, the doctrin...
sensists
14
9
SENSIST, one who ind...
sensuous
13
11
pertaining to or der...
sentimos
14
12
SENTIMO, a monetary...
sentries
13
9
SENTRY, the one who...
sepalous
16
13
having sepals [adj]
sepiosts
16
11
SEPIOST, cuttlebone,...
seppukus
20
20
SEPPUKU, (Japanese)...
septages
16
13
SEPTAGE, the waste i...
septimes
17
14
SEPTIME, the seventh...
septuors
16
12
SEPTUOR, a group of...
sequents
21
19
SEQUENT, a follower...
sequoias
21
18
SEQUOIA, any of a ge...
serafins
15
12
SERAFIN, (Portuguese...
serfages
16
13
SERFAGE, the state o...
serfdoms
17
15
SERFDOM, the state o...
sergings
16
13
SERGING, a process o...
seriates
13
8
SERIATE, to arrange...
sericins
17
12
SERICIN, the gelatin...
sericons
16
12
SERICON, a conjectur...
seriemas
14
11
SERIEMA, a large Sou...
seringas
14
11
SERINGA, (Portuguese...
serkalis
16
13
SERKALI, (Swahili) i...
serovars
15
12
SEROVAR, a group of...
serpents
15
12
SERPENT, a snake [n]
serpigos
17
13
SERPIGO, a spreading...
serpulas
17
13
SERPULA, a member of...
serranos
12
9
SERRANO, (Spanish) a...
serrates
13
8
SERRATE, to supply w...
serratus
14
9
a muscle of the thor...
seruewes
16
12
SERUEWE, (Spenser) t...
servants
15
13
SERVANT, to act as s...
servewes
18
15
SERVEWE, (Spenser) t...
services
19
15
SERVICE, to repair [...
serviles
17
13
SERVILE, a servile p...
servings
17
15
SERVING, a portion o...
servlets
17
13
SERVLET, a small pro...
sessions
13
9
SESSION, a period of...
sestetts
14
8
SESTETT, a piece of...
sestinas
13
9
SESTINA, (Italian) a...
sestines
13
9
SESTINE, an old vers...
setbacks
20
18
SETBACK, a defeat [n...
setlines
14
10
SETLINE, a strong fi...
settings
15
11
SETTING, the scenery...
settlers
15
9
SETTLER, one who set...
settlors
15
9
SETTLOR, one who mak...
setuales
14
10
SETUALE, (Spenser) v...
setulous
15
11
having small bristle...
setwalls
19
13
SETWALL, valerian, a...
sevenths
17
15
SEVENTH, one of seve...
severals
16
13
SEVERAL, privately o...
severies
15
12
SEVERY, a compartmen...
seviches
21
17
SEVICHE, (Spanish) i...
sevrugas
17
15
SEVRUGA, (Russian) a...
sexfoils
23
19
SEXFOIL, a window, d...
sexiness
19
16
the state of being s...
sexperts
22
18
SEXPERT, an expert i...
sextains
19
16
SEXTAIN, a stanza of...
sextants
19
16
SEXTANT, a navigatio...
sextetts
20
15
SEXTETT, a piece of...
sextiles
21
16
SEXTILE, the aspect...
sextings
21
18
SEXTING, the act of...
sextuors
20
16
SEXTUOR, a group of...
seysures
20
11
SEYSURE, (Shakespear...
sfumatos
17
15
SFUMATO, (Italian) a...
shabbles
21
17
SHABBLE, (Scots) an...
shackles
21
18
SHACKLE, to confine...
shackoes
19
17
SHACKO, (Hungarian)...
shadings
17
14
SHADING, protection...
shadoofs
17
14
SHADOOF, (Arabic) a...
shafters
18
13
SHAFTER, a shaft-hor...
shaggers
18
14
SHAGGER, (vulgar sla...
shahadas
17
13
SHAHADA, (Arabic) th...
shahdoms
19
16
SHAHDOM, the territo...
shaheeds
17
13
SHAHEED, (Arabic) a...
shaitans
15
11
SHAITAN, (Arabic) an...
shakeups
19
18
SHAKEUP, a total reo...
shakings
18
17
SHAKING, the act of...
shakudos
17
16
SHAKUDO, (Japanese)...
shallons
17
13
SHALLON, an evergree...
shallops
20
15
SHALLOP, a light riv...
shallots
18
12
SHALLOT, an onion wi...
shallows
21
15
SHALLOW, to become s...
shalwars
20
14
SHALWAR, (Urdu) loos...
shambles
20
17
SHAMBLE, to walk awk...
shaminas
16
14
SHAMINA, a wool blen...
shammers
18
16
SHAMMER, one who sha...
shammies
18
16
SHAMMY, to prepare l...
shampoos
18
16
SHAMPOO, to wash wit...
shamuses
17
14
SHAMUS, (US slang) a...
shandies
15
12
SHANDY, a mixture of...
shannies
14
12
SHANNY, a small mari...
shanteys
21
13
SHANTEY, a song sung...
shanties
15
11
SHANTY, a song sung...
shantihs
18
13
SHANTIH, (Sanskrit)...
shapeups
20
17
SHAPEUP, a method of...
shapings
19
16
SHAPING, the act of...
shariahs
18
12
SHARIAH, (Turkish) t...
shariats
16
10
SHARIAT, (Turkish) t...
sharings
17
13
SHARING, the act of...
sharkers
17
14
SHARKER, one who liv...
sharnies
15
11
SHARNY, a person res...
sharpens
17
14
SHARPEN, to make sha...
sharpers
18
13
SHARPER, a cheat or...
sharpies
18
13
SHARPIE, a flat-bott...
shasliks
19
15
SHASLIK, (Russian) a...
shasters
16
10
SHASTER, (Sanskrit)...
shastras
16
10
SHASTRA, (Sanskrit)...
shatters
16
10
SHATTER, to break in...
shavings
19
17
SHAVING, something s...
shawleys
26
16
SHAWLEY, in Ireland,...
shawlies
20
14
SHAWLIE, in Ireland,...
shearers
15
10
SHEARER, one who she...
sheathes
17
12
SHEATHE, to put into...
shebangs
18
16
SHEBANG, a situation...
shebeans
16
14
SHEBEAN, a place whe...
shebeens
16
14
SHEBEEN, to operate...
shedders
16
12
SHEDDER, one that ca...
shedfuls
20
16
SHEDFUL, the content...
sheeneys
20
13
SHEENEY, a Jew, a pa...
sheenies
14
11
SHEENIE, a Jew, a pa...
sheeshas
17
12
SHEESHA, (Urdu) a ki...
sheeters
15
10
SHEETER, one that sh...
shehitas
18
12
SHEHITA, (Hebrew) th...
shehnais
17
13
SHEHNAI, (Bengali) a...
sheikhas
19
16
SHEIKHA, (Arabic) th...
sheitans
15
11
SHEITAN, (Arabic) an...
sheitels
17
11
SHEITEL, (Yiddish) a...
shellacs
21
15
SHELLAC, to cover wi...
shellers
18
12
SHELLER, one who she...
shelters
17
11
SHELTER, to provide...
shelties
17
11
SHELTIE, a small, sh...
shelvers
19
15
SHELVER, a person em...
shemales
17
14
SHEMALE, a person, b...
sherangs
16
13
SHERANG, (Australian...
sherbets
18
13
SHERBET, a frozen fr...
shereefs
17
13
SHEREEF, a descendan...
sheriats
16
10
SHERIAT, (Turkish) t...
sheriffs
21
16
SHERIFF, a law-enfor...
sheroots
15
10
SHEROOT, a square-cu...
sherries
16
10
SHERRY, a fortified...
shiatsus
17
11
SHIATSU, (Japanese)...
shiatzus
20
20
SHIATZU, (Japanese)...
shickers
21
17
SHICKER, (Australian...
shicksas
21
17
SHICKSA, (Yiddish) a...
shidders
17
12
SHIDDER, (Spenser) a...
shifters
19
13
SHIFTER, one who shi...
shikaras
17
14
SHIKARA, (Hindi) a l...
shikaris
18
14
SHIKARI, (Urdu) a hu...
shikkers
19
18
SHIKKER, (Australian...
shiksehs
20
16
SHIKSEH, (Yiddish) a...
shimaals
18
14
SHIMAAL, (Arabic) in...
shimmers
19
16
SHIMMER, to glimmer...
shimmeys
25
18
SHIMMEY, a chemise [...
shimmies
19
16
SHIMMY, to dance the...
shindies
16
12
SHINDY, a commotion,...
shindigs
18
14
SHINDIG, a lively no...
shingles
18
14
SHINGLE, to cover wi...
shinkins
17
16
SHINKIN, (Welsh) a w...
shinneys
21
14
SHINNEY, to play a f...
shinnies
15
12
SHINNY, to climb by...
shinolas
16
12
SHINOLA, (trade) a k...
shinties
16
11
SHINTY, to play shin...
shipfuls
23
18
SHIPFUL, a ship with...
shiplaps
22
17
SHIPLAP, an arrangem...
shipless
20
14
without a ship [adj]
shippens
20
17
SHIPPEN, a cowshed,...
shippers
21
16
SHIPPER, a person or...
shippies
21
16
SHIPPIE, a prostitut...
shippons
20
17
SHIPPON, a cowshed,...
shipways
28
18
SHIPWAY, a sliding w...
shirazes
19
19
SHIRAZ, (Persian) a...
shirkers
18
14
SHIRKER, one who shi...
shitakes
17
14
SHITAKE, (Japanese)...
shitbags
20
15
SHITBAG, an unpleasa...
shitcans
19
14
SHITCAN, to discard...
shitless
18
11
very frightened, as...
shittahs
19
12
SHITTAH, (Hebrew) a...
shitters
17
10
SHITTER, (slang) a t...
shittims
19
13
SHITTIM, (Hebrew) th...
shivitis
20
14
SHIVITI, a plaque wi...
shizzles
24
29
SHIZZLE, a form of s...
shmattes
17
13
SHMATTE, (Yiddish) c...
shmooses
16
13
SHMOOSE, (Yiddish) t...
shmoozes
19
22
SHMOOZE, (Yiddish) t...
shochets
21
15
SHOCHET, (Hebrew) a...
shockers
20
17
SHOCKER, one that sh...
shoddies
16
12
SHODDY, woollen fibr...
shoeings
16
13
SHOEING, the act of...
shoeless
16
11
without shoes [adj]
shoepacs
20
16
SHOEPAC, a waterproo...
shoggles
19
15
SHOGGLE, (Scots) to...
shoneens
13
12
SHONEEN, (Irish) an...
shoogies
16
12
SHOOGIE, (Scots) to...
shoogles
17
13
SHOOGLE, (Scots) to...
shooshes
17
12
SHOOSH, to move with...
shooters
15
10
SHOOTER, one who sho...
shooties
15
10
SHOOTIE, a fashionab...
shopbots
20
16
SHOPBOT, a website t...
shopboys
26
18
SHOPBOY, a boy emplo...
shopfuls
22
18
SHOPFUL, as much as...
shophars
20
15
SHOPHAR, (Hebrew) a...
shopless
19
14
having no stores [ad...
shoppers
20
16
SHOPPER, one who sho...
shoppies
20
16
SHOPPY, a shop assis...
shorings
17
13
SHORING, a system of...
shortens
15
11
SHORTEN, to check or...
shortias
16
10
SHORTIA, a perennial...
shorties
16
10
SHORTY, (colloquial)...
shotguns
17
14
SHOTGUN, to shoot wi...
shottles
17
11
SHOTTLE, (Scots) a s...
shouters
16
11
SHOUTER, one who sho...
shovings
19
17
SHOVING, the act of...
showghes
22
17
SHOWGHE, (Shakespear...
showings
20
16
SHOWING, a exhibitio...
showoffs
23
19
SHOWOFF, one given t...
shrieves
18
14
SHRIEVE, to hear a c...
shrights
21
14
SHRIGHT, (Spenser) a...
shrivels
20
15
SHRIVEL, to contract...
shrivers
19
14
SHRIVER, one who shr...
shtetels
17
11
SHTETEL, (Yiddish) f...
shuckers
21
18
SHUCKER, something o...
shudders
17
13
SHUDDER, to shiver o...
shuffles
22
18
SHUFFLE, to walk wit...
shufties
19
14
SHUFTY, (colloquial)...
shuggies
19
15
SHUGGY, (dialect) a...
shunless
17
13
(Shakespeare) not to...
shunners
15
13
SHUNNER, one who shu...
shunters
16
12
SHUNTER, an engine u...
shushers
19
13
SHUSHER, one who shu...
shuteyes
22
13
SHUTEYE, (colloquial...
shutoffs
21
17
SHUTOFF, a device th...
shutouts
17
12
SHUTOUT, at bridge,...
shutters
17
11
SHUTTER, to provide...
shuttles
18
12
SHUTTLE, to move bac...
shvitzes
22
23
SHVITZ, (Yiddish) to...
shylocks
28
20
SHYLOCK, to lend mon...
shysters
23
12
SHYSTER, an unscrupu...
siamangs
15
14
SIAMANG, (Malay) a l...
siameses
14
11
SIAMESE, to join pip...
siamezes
17
20
SIAMEZE, to join pip...
sibilous
18
13
having a hissing sou...
siblings
19
15
SIBLING, one who has...
sibships
22
16
SIBSHIP, kinship [n]
sicarios
17
11
SICARIO, (Spanish) a...
sickbays
27
20
SICKBAY, a ship's ho...
sickbeds
21
19
SICKBED, a sick pers...
sicklies
20
16
SICKLY, to make sick...
sickness
18
16
the state of being s...
sickouts
19
16
SICKOUT, an organize...
sidearms
15
12
SIDEARM [n]
sidebars
16
12
SIDEBAR, a short new...
sidecars
17
12
SIDECAR, a passenger...
sideless
15
10
without sides [adj]
sideways
23
14
towards or from one...
sienites
13
9
SIENITE, a coarse-gr...
sieverts
16
12
SIEVERT, the SI unit...
siftings
18
14
SIFTING, the act of...
siganids
15
12
SIGANID, any of a fa...
sighings
19
15
SIGHING, making a so...
sighless
19
13
uttering no sighs [a...
sighters
18
12
SIGHTER, (Scots) an...
sigmates
16
13
SIGMATE, to add a si...
sigmoids
17
14
SIGMOID, an S-shaped...
signages
15
13
SIGNAGE, a system of...
signings
16
14
SIGNING, the use of...
signiors
15
11
SIGNOR, an Italian t...
signless
16
12
without signs [adj]
signoras
14
11
SIGNORA, an Italian...
signores
14
11
SIGNORE, an Italian...
silences
17
13
SILENCE, to make qui...
silesias
15
9
SILESIA, a thin twil...
silicles
20
13
SILICLE, a seed vess...
silicons
18
13
SILICON, a nonmetall...
siliquas
24
19
SILIQUA, a type of d...
siliques
24
19
SILIQUE, a type of d...
sillocks
21
17
SILLOCK, (Scots) a y...
silurids
17
11
SILURID, any of a fa...
silvexes
23
20
SILVEX, a herbicide...
simarres
15
11
SIMARRE, (French) a...
similors
17
12
SIMILOR, an alloy of...
simitars
16
11
SIMITAR, a curved or...
simonies
14
12
SIMONY, the buying a...
simpkins
19
19
SIMPKIN, an Urdu cor...
simplers
19
15
SIMPLER, (archaic) o...
simulars
17
13
SIMULAR, one that si...
simurghs
20
16
SIMURGH, (Persian) a...
sindings
15
13
the act of rinsing [...
singings
16
14
SINGING, the act of...
singlets
16
12
SINGLET, a man's und...
singults
17
13
SINGULT, (archaic) a...
sinkages
15
15
SINKAGE, the act of...
sinkfuls
19
18
SINKFUL, the content...
sinkings
16
16
SINKING, the act of...
sinopias
15
12
SINOPIA, (Latin) a r...
sinuates
13
10
SINUATE, to curve in...
sinuitis
15
10
inflammation of a si...
sirgangs
16
13
SIRGANG, a green Asi...
siriases
14
8
SIRIASIS, sunstroke...
siriasis
15
8
sunstroke [n SIRIASE...
sirloins
15
10
SIRLOIN, a loin of b...
sirnames
14
12
SIRNAME, to give the...
siroccos
20
14
SIROCCO, (Italian) a...
sirtuins
15
10
SIRTUIN, any of a gr...
sistrums
17
12
SISTRUM, a kind of r...
sitellas
16
10
SITELLA, a small bla...
sitfasts
17
11
SITFAST, a lump on a...
sittines
14
9
SITTINE, any of the...
sittings
16
11
SITTING, a meeting o...
situates
14
9
SITUATE, to place in...
siwashes
19
13
SIWASH, to camp out...
sixaines
19
16
SIXAINE, a stanza of...
sixteens
19
16
SIXTEEN, a number [n...
sizeisms
19
20
SIZEISM, prejudice a...
sizeists
18
17
SIZEIST, one who bel...
siziness
17
18
the state of resembl...
sizzlers
22
27
SIZZLER, a very hot...
sjamboks
20
27
SJAMBOK, (Afrikaans)...
skangers
15
15
SKANGER, (Irish) a y...
skankers
15
17
SKANKER, one who ska...
skatings
16
15
SKATING, the act of...
skatoles
15
13
SKATOLE, a crystalli...
skeeters
14
12
SKEETER, a skeet sho...
skeggers
17
16
SKEGGER, a young sal...
skelders
16
14
SKELDER, to beg; to...
skellies
17
14
SKELLIE, (Scots) to...
skellums
19
18
SKELLUM, (Scots) a s...
skelters
16
13
SKELTER, to scurry [...
skepfuls
21
20
SKEPFUL, the content...
skeptics
21
18
SKEPTIC, a person wh...
skerries
15
12
SKERRY, a small, roc...
sketches
20
17
SKETCH, to make a ro...
skewness
17
16
lack of symmetry [n...
skidders
16
14
SKIDDER, a tractor w...
skiddoos
15
14
SKIDDOO, to ride a s...
skidlids
18
15
SKIDLID, (colloquial...
skidpads
18
17
SKIDPAD, a road surf...
skidpans
17
17
SKIDPAN, a track for...
skidways
25
18
SKIDWAY, a platform...
skiffles
21
19
SKIFFLE, to play a p...
skilless
18
14
without skill [adj]
skillets
18
14
SKILLET, a frying pa...
skillies
18
14
SKILLY, a thin soup...
skimmers
18
18
SKIMMER, a seabird t...
skimmias
18
18
SKIMMIA, an Asiatic...
skinfuls
19
18
SKINFUL, as much as...
skinkers
16
17
SKINKER, one employe...
skinless
16
14
without skin [adj]
skinners
14
14
SKINNER, one who ski...
skinnies
14
14
SKINNY, information,...
skiorers
15
12
SKIORER, one who eng...
skippers
20
18
SKIPPER, to act as m...
skippets
20
18
SKIPPET, a small box...
skirrets
16
12
SKIRRET, a water par...
skirters
16
12
SKIRTER, someone who...
skitches
21
17
SKITCH, (New Zealand...
skitters
16
12
SKITTER, to skim ove...
skittles
17
13
SKITTLE, to knock do...
skivings
19
19
SKIVING, the act of...
skivvies
20
20
SKIVVY, to work as a...
skollies
17
14
SKOLLIE, (Afrikaans)...
skookums
17
20
SKOOKUM, (American I...
skooshes
16
14
SKOOSH, (Scots) to s...
skreeghs
18
16
SKREEGH, (Scots) to...
skreighs
19
16
SKREIGH, (Scots) to...
skriechs
21
17
SKRIECH, (Scots) to...
skrieghs
19
16
SKRIEGH, (Scots) to...
skudlers
17
15
SKUDLER, in Shetland...
skulkers
18
18
SKULKER, one that sk...
skulpins
19
18
SKULPIN, a kind of f...
skummers
18
19
SKUMMER, (archaic) t...
skurries
16
13
SKURRY, to move in a...
skuttles
17
14
SKUTTLE, to move or...
skyboxes
29
24
SKYBOX, an enclosure...
skydives
24
19
SKYDIVE, to parachut...
skyglows
27
20
SKYGLOW, a glow in t...
skyhomes
24
19
SKYHOME, a sub-penth...
skyhooks
24
20
SKYHOOK, an imaginar...
skyjacks
28
30
SKYJACK, to hijack a...
skylarks
24
19
SKYLARK, to frolic [...
skylines
22
16
SKYLINE, the horizon...
skysails
23
15
SKYSAIL, a type of s...
skysurfs
25
18
SKYSURF, to perform...
skywalks
27
22
SKYWALK, an elevated...
skywards
25
18
towards the sky, als...
slabbers
19
15
SLABBER, to slaver;...
slackens
18
17
SLACKEN, to loosen o...
slackers
19
16
SLACKER, a shirker [...
sladangs
15
13
SLADANG, a wild ox,...
slammers
17
15
SLAMMER, (slang) pri...
slanders
14
11
SLANDER, to defame [...
slangers
15
12
SLANGER, a hawker; a...
slanters
14
10
SLANTER, (Australian...
slappers
19
15
SLAPPER, (slang) a p...
slashers
17
11
SLASHER, one that sl...
slatches
20
14
SLATCH, a calm betwe...
slathers
17
11
SLATHER, to spread t...
slatings
16
12
SLATING, a telling o...
slatters
15
9
SLATTER, (dialect) t...
slayings
22
14
SLAYING, an act of k...
sledders
15
11
SLEDDER, one who goe...
sledgers
16
12
SLEDGER, one who dri...
sleeches
19
14
SLEECH, a mud flat [...
sleekens
14
14
SLEEKEN, to make smo...
sleekers
15
13
SLEEKER, a moulding...
sleepers
16
12
SLEEPER, one that sl...
sleevers
16
13
SLEEVER, an old Wels...
sleights
19
13
SLEIGHT, cunning, de...
slenters
14
10
SLENTER, (Australian...
slicings
20
15
SLICING, the act of...
slickens
19
17
SLICKEN, to smooth,...
slickers
20
16
SLICKER, an oilskin...
slidders
16
11
SLIDDER, (Scots) to...
slidings
17
13
SLIDING, the act of...
slimmers
18
15
SLIMMER, one engaged...
slimness
16
13
the state of being s...
slingers
16
12
SLINGER, one who use...
slinkers
16
14
SLINKER, one who sli...
slinters
15
10
SLINTER, a trick, al...
sliotars
15
9
SLIOTAR, (Irish) the...
slipless
19
13
free from errors [ad...
slipouts
18
13
SLIPOUT, an insertio...
slippers
20
15
SLIPPER, to beat wit...
slipways
27
17
SLIPWAY, an sloping...
slithers
18
11
SLITHER, to slide fr...
slitless
17
10
without slits [adj]
slitters
16
9
SLITTER, one who, or...
slobbers
19
15
SLOBBER, to drool, a...
slockens
18
17
SLOCKEN, (Scots) to...
sloggers
17
13
SLOGGER, a person wh...
slooshes
16
11
SLOOSH, to wash or r...
slotters
15
9
SLOTTER, a machine t...
slouches
20
15
SLOUCH, to sit, stan...
sloughis
19
14
SLOUGHI, a breed of...
slowings
19
15
SLOWING, the lesseni...
slowness
17
13
the state of being s...
slubbers
20
16
SLUBBER, to stain or...
sluggers
18
14
SLUGGER, a person wh...
slumbers
19
16
SLUMBER, to sleep [v...
slumgums
20
19
SLUMGUM, the residue...
slumisms
19
16
SLUMISM, the prevale...
slummers
18
16
SLUMMER, one who slu...
slurpers
18
13
SLURPER, one who dri...
slurries
16
10
SLURRY, to convert i...
slushies
18
12
SLUSHY, an unskilled...
slutches
21
15
SLUTCH, (dialect) mu...
slyboots
23
14
a sly person [n SLYB...
smackers
19
18
SMACKER, (colloquial...
smaragds
16
14
SMARAGD, (archaic) e...
smartass
15
11
(colloquial) a showi...
smartens
14
12
SMARTEN, to improve...
smarties
15
11
SMARTY, (colloquial)...
smashers
17
13
SMASHER, one that sm...
smashups
20
17
SMASHUP, a collision...
smatches
20
16
SMATCH, (obsolete) t...
smatters
15
11
SMATTER, to speak wi...
smearers
14
11
SMEARER, one who sme...
smeddums
17
17
SMEDDUM, (Scots) a f...
smeeches
19
16
SMEECH, (dialect) to...
smellers
17
13
SMELLER, one who sme...
smellies
17
13
perfumes and other s...
smelters
16
12
SMELTER, one who sme...
smickers
20
18
SMICKER, (obsolete)...
smickets
20
18
SMICKET, a woman's u...
smiddies
16
13
SMIDDY, to forge met...
smidgens
16
15
SMIDGEN, a very smal...
smidgins
17
15
SMIDGIN, a very smal...
smilaxes
22
19
SMILAX, a genus of p...
smilings
18
15
SMILING, the act of...
smirches
21
16
SMIRCH, to soil, bes...
smirkers
17
15
SMIRKER, one who smi...
smithers
18
13
small fragments [n]
smithies
18
13
SMITHY, to forge met...
smogless
17
14
without smog [adj]
smokehos
17
17
SMOKEHO, in the Falk...
smokings
17
18
SMOKING, to preserve...
smolders
16
13
SMOLDER, to burn wit...
smooches
19
16
SMOOCH, to kiss, als...
smoodges
15
14
SMOODGE, (Australian...
smooshes
16
13
SMOOSH, to paint to...
smoothes
16
13
SMOOTH, to make smoo...
smothers
17
13
SMOTHER, to prevent...
smouches
20
17
SMOUCH, to kiss clos...
smousers
15
12
SMOUSER, (Afrikaans)...
smudgers
17
15
SMUDGER, (slang) a s...
smuggles
19
17
SMUGGLE, to import o...
smugness
16
15
the state of being s...
smutches
21
17
SMUTCH, to soil [v]
smytries
22
13
SMYTRIE, (Scots) a c...
snabbles
18
16
SNABBLE, to put a bi...
snackers
17
16
SNACKER, one who sna...
snaffles
18
16
SNAFFLE, to obtain b...
snaggers
15
13
SNAGGER, a person wh...
snaggles
16
14
SNAGGLE, a tangled o...
snapless
16
13
lacking a fastening...
snappers
17
15
SNAPPER, to stumble,...
snaptins
15
13
SNAPTIN, a container...
snarfles
16
13
SNARFLE, to snarl [v...
snarings
14
12
SNARING, the act of...
snarlers
14
10
SNARLER, one who sna...
snatches
18
14
SNATCH, to seize sud...
sneakers
13
13
SNEAKER, (colloquial...
sneerers
12
9
SNEERER, one who sne...
sneeshes
14
11
SNEESH, (Scots) snuf...
sneezers
15
18
SNEEZER, one who sne...
snickers
18
16
SNICKER, to utter a...
snickets
18
16
SNICKET, a narrow ba...
sniffers
18
15
SNIFFER, one who sni...
sniffles
19
16
SNIFFLE, to sniff re...
snifters
16
12
SNIFTER, to sniff, s...
sniggers
16
13
SNIGGER, to snicker...
sniggles
17
14
SNIGGLE, to fish for...
sniglets
16
12
SNIGLET, a word coin...
snipings
17
15
SNIPING, the act of...
snippers
18
15
SNIPPER, a tool for...
snippets
18
15
SNIPPET, a small pie...
snirtles
15
10
SNIRTLE, (Scots) to...
snitches
19
14
SNITCH, to inform on...
snoggers
15
13
SNOGGER, one that sn...
snookers
13
13
SNOOKER, to thwart,...
snoopers
14
12
SNOOPER, one who sno...
snoozers
15
18
SNOOZER, one who sno...
snoozles
16
19
SNOOZLE, (colloquial...
snorings
14
12
SNORING, the act of...
snorkels
15
14
SNORKEL, to swim usi...
snorters
13
9
SNORTER, one that sn...
snotrags
14
11
SNOTRAG, (slang) a h...
snotters
13
9
SNOTTER, to snivel [...
snotties
13
9
SNOTTIE, (slang) a m...
snowcaps
21
18
SNOWCAP, a very smal...
snowcats
19
15
SNOWCAT, a tracklayi...
snowless
17
13
without snow [adj]
snubbers
18
16
SNUBBER, a device fo...
snubness
15
14
the quality of being...
snuffers
18
16
SNUFFER, an instrume...
snuffles
19
17
SNUFFLE, to sniffle...
snuggies
16
14
women's long underwe...
snuggles
17
15
SNUGGLE, to press cl...
snugness
14
13
the state of being s...
snuzzles
21
29
SNUZZLE, to caress w...
soakages
14
14
SOAKAGE, the act of...
soakings
15
15
SOAKING, the act of...
soapless
16
12
without soap [adj]
soapsuds
16
13
soapy water [n]
soarings
14
11
SOARING, the act of...
sobbings
19
17
SOBBING, the act of...
socagers
17
13
SOCAGER, a tenant by...
soccages
20
16
SOCCAGE, a form of f...
sociates
16
11
SOCIATE, (archaic) a...
sockeyes
23
17
SOCKEYE, a Pacific s...
sockless
19
16
without socks [adj]
sodaless
14
10
without soda [adj]
sodomies
14
12
SODOMY, anal interco...
sofabeds
17
15
SOFABED, a sofa that...
softness
15
12
the state of being s...
soggings
17
15
SOGGING, the act of...
soilages
15
11
SOILAGE, green crops...
soilings
16
12
SOILING, the act of...
soilless
16
10
without dirt [adj]
soilures
15
10
SOILURE, a stain or...
sojourns
15
19
SOJOURN, to stay tem...
solacers
17
12
SOLACER, one who sol...
solanins
13
11
SOLANIN, a poisonous...
solanums
15
14
SOLANUM, any herbace...
soldados
14
11
SOLDADO, (Spanish) a...
soldiers
15
10
SOLDIER, to perform...
soleless
15
10
without a sole [adj]
soleness
13
10
the state of being t...
solerets
14
9
SOLERET, a metallic...
soleuses
14
10
SOLEUS, a leg muscle...
solfeges
17
14
SOLFEGE, (French) a...
solicits
19
12
SOLICIT, to ask for...
solidums
17
14
SOLIDUM, (Latin) a l...
solipeds
17
13
SOLIPED, an animal w...
solitons
14
10
SOLITON, a solitary...
soloists
15
9
SOLOIST, one who per...
solonets
13
10
a type of soil, also...
solubles
18
14
SOLUBLE, something t...
solvates
16
13
SOLVATE, to convert...
solvents
16
14
SOLVENT, a substance...
sombrous
17
15
gloomy; somber [adj]
someones
12
12
SOMEONE, a somebody...
someways
23
16
in some way, somehow...
sonances
14
13
SONANCE, a sounding,...
sondages
13
12
SONDAGE, (French) a...
sondelis
14
11
SONDELI, the Indian...
songkoks
16
19
SONGKOK, (Malaysia)...
songless
15
12
without songs [adj S...
sonhoods
14
12
SONHOOD, the state o...
sonorous
12
10
characterized by a f...
sonships
18
14
SONSHIP, the state o...
soopings
16
14
SOOPING, the act of...
soothers
15
10
SOOTHER, to cajole,...
sootings
14
11
SOOTING, the act of...
sootless
14
9
without soot [adj]
sophisms
20
16
SOPHISM, a plausible...
sophists
19
13
SOPHIST, a person wh...
soporous
15
12
causing sleep; sleep...
soppings
19
17
SOPPING, the act of...
sopranos
14
12
SOPRANO, (Italian) t...
sorbates
15
11
SORBATE, a salt of s...
sorbents
15
12
SORBENT, a substance...
sorbites
16
11
SORBITE, a fine-grai...
sorboses
15
11
SORBOSE, a type of s...
sorbuses
16
12
SORBUS, (Latin) any...
sordines
13
10
SORDINE, a cone-shap...
sorehons
14
11
SOREHON, (Irish) an...
soreness
12
9
the state of being s...
sorghums
19
16
SORGHUM, a genus of...
sornings
14
12
SORNING, the act of...
sorobans
14
12
SOROBAN, (Japanese)...
soroches
18
13
SOROCHE, mountain si...
sortings
15
11
SORTING, the act of...
sosaties
13
8
SOSATIE, (Afrikaans)...
sossings
15
11
SOSSING, the act of...
sottings
15
11
SOTTING, the act of...
soubises
16
12
SOUBISE, (French) a...
souffles
19
16
SOUFFLE, (French) a...
souldans
14
12
SOULDAN, (Arabic) th...
soulless
16
11
without a soul [adj...
soumings
16
15
SOUMING, the act of...
sounders
13
11
SOUNDER, a herd of p...
soupcons
18
16
SOUPCON, (French) a...
soupfins
18
16
SOUPFIN, the requiem...
soupless
17
13
without soup [adj]
sourgums
17
15
SOURGUM, a softwood...
sourings
15
12
SOURING, a crabapple...
sourness
13
10
the state of being s...
sourocks
18
16
SOUROCK, (Scots) sor...
sourpuss
17
13
a grouchy person [n...
soursops
16
12
SOURSOP, a West Indi...
sousings
15
12
SOUSING, the act of...
sousliks
17
14
SOUSLIK, (Russian) a...
soutanes
12
10
SOUTANE, (French) a...
southers
16
11
SOUTHER, to move tow...
sowbacks
23
21
SOWBACK, an eroded,...
soybeans
20
14
SOYBEAN, a bean prod...
soymeals
21
14
SOYMEAL, the residue...
soymilks
24
18
SOYMILK, a milk subs...
spacings
20
17
SPACING, the distanc...
spacious
19
15
ample in extent [adj...
spackles
21
19
SPACKLE, to fill cra...
spadgers
17
14
SPADGER, (slang) a s...
spadices
19
15
SPADIX, (Latin) a fl...
spadixes
22
19
SPADIX, (Latin) a fl...
spadones
14
13
SPADO, (Latin) a cas...
spaeings
16
14
SPAEING, the act of...
spairges
17
13
SPAIRGE, to sprinkle...
spallers
18
13
SPALLER, one who spa...
spambots
19
17
SPAMBOT, a computer...
spammers
18
17
SPAMMER, someone who...
spammies
18
17
SPAMMIE, (dialect) a...
spancels
19
16
SPANCEL, to bind wit...
spangles
17
15
SPANGLE, to adorn wi...
spaniels
16
13
SPANIEL, to follow d...
spankers
16
16
SPANKER, the sail on...
spanless
16
13
having no extent [ad...
spanners
14
13
SPANNER, a tool for...
sparaxis
22
18
a South African irid...
spargers
17
13
SPARGER, a vessel wi...
sparkers
17
15
SPARKER, a powerful...
sparkies
17
15
SPARKIE, (colloquial...
sparkles
18
16
SPARKLE, to reflect...
sparoids
16
12
SPAROID, any of a fa...
sparrers
16
11
SPARRER, one who spa...
sparrows
19
14
SPARROW, a small bir...
spartans
15
12
SPARTAN, a crisp red...
sparthes
18
13
SPARTHE, (archaic) a...
spastics
20
14
SPASTIC, one affecte...
spattees
15
11
SPATTEE, a protectiv...
spatters
16
11
SPATTER, to scatter...
spatulas
17
13
SPATULA, (Latin) a b...
spatules
17
13
SPATULE, (Latin) a b...
spatzles
20
21
SPATZLE, (German) in...
spawners
18
15
SPAWNER, a mature fe...
speakers
16
15
SPEAKER, one who spe...
spearers
15
11
SPEARER, one who spe...
speccies
22
17
SPECCY, someone who...
specials
20
15
SPECIAL [n]
specious
19
15
plausible, but inacc...
speckies
20
18
SPECKY, someone who...
speckles
21
19
SPECKLE, to mark wit...
specters
19
14
SPECTER, a visible d...
spectres
19
14
SPECTRE, a visible d...
speeches
20
16
SPEECH, to harangue...
speeders
15
12
SPEEDER, one who spe...
speedups
18
16
SPEEDUP, an accelera...
speelers
16
12
SPEELER, a climber (...
speisses
16
11
SPEISS, (German) a m...
spelders
17
13
SPELDER, (Scots) to...
speldins
17
14
SPELDIN, a haddock o...
spellers
18
13
SPELLER, one who spe...
spelters
17
12
SPELTER, zinc in the...
speltzes
20
21
SPELTZ, a hardy whea...
spelunks
18
18
SPELUNK, to explore...
spencers
18
15
SPENCER, one who has...
spenders
15
13
SPENDER, one who spe...
spermous
17
15
pertaining to sperm,...
sperthes
18
13
SPERTHE, (archaic) a...
spetches
21
16
SPETCH [n]
sphaeres
17
13
SPHAERE, (obsolete)...
spheares
17
13
SPHEARE, (archaic) a...
spherics
22
16
(short for) atmosphe...
sphinges
19
16
SPHINX, (Greek) any...
sphinxes
24
21
SPHINX, (Greek) any...
sphygmus
28
21
(Greek) the pulse [n...
sphynxes
30
23
SPHYNX, a hairless b...
spicules
21
16
SPICULE, a needlelik...
spiegels
18
14
SPIEGEL, (German) an...
spielers
17
12
SPIELER, a swindler...
spiffies
21
17
SPIFFY, to make spif...
spignels
18
15
SPIGNEL, an umbellif...
spilings
19
15
SPILING, the act of...
spilites
18
12
SPILITE, a fine-grai...
spillers
19
13
SPILLER, one who spi...
spimmers
19
17
SPIMMER, a person wh...
spinages
16
14
SPINAGE, a cultivate...
spindles
17
14
SPINDLE, to impale o...
spinless
17
13
having no rotation [...
spinners
15
13
SPINNER, one that sp...
spinnets
15
13
SPINNET, a musical i...
spinneys
21
15
SPINNEY, a small thi...
spinnies
15
13
SPINNY, a small thic...
spinodes
15
13
SPINODE, the cusp of...
spinoffs
20
18
SPINOFF, an incident...
spinouts
16
13
SPINOUT, a rotationa...
spinules
17
14
SPINULE, a small tho...
spiraeas
15
11
SPIRAEA, any of a gr...
spirants
16
12
SPIRANT, a sound pro...
spiremes
17
14
SPIREME, a filament...
spiritus
18
12
(Latin) spirit; a br...
spirtles
18
12
SPIRTLE, a wooden st...
spirulas
18
13
SPIRULA, a spiral-sh...
spitters
17
11
SPITTER, a type of p...
spittles
18
12
SPITTLE, saliva [n]
splashes
19
14
SPLASH, to scatter l...
splenius
17
14
(Latin) a muscle of...
splicers
21
15
SPLICER, one who spl...
splishes
20
14
SPLISH, to splash, a...
splodges
18
15
SPLODGE, to make a s...
sploshes
19
14
SPLOSH, to splash, a...
splurges
19
15
SPLURGE, to spend mo...
spodiums
18
16
SPODIUM, (Greek) bon...
spoilers
17
12
SPOILER, one who spo...
spondees
14
13
SPONDEE, a type of m...
spondyls
23
16
SPONDYL, (Greek) a v...
spongers
16
14
SPONGER, one that sp...
spongins
16
15
SPONGIN, a horny sub...
sponsons
14
13
SPONSON, a platform...
sponsors
15
12
SPONSOR, to act as a...
spoofers
17
14
SPOOFER, one who spo...
spoolers
16
12
SPOOLER, a device fo...
spooners
14
12
SPOONER, one who eng...
spooneys
20
14
SPOONEY, one who is...
spoonies
14
12
SPOONY, one who is f...
spoorers
15
11
SPOORER, one who spo...
sporrans
15
12
SPORRAN, a large pur...
sporters
16
11
SPORTER, one who spo...
sporties
16
11
SPORTY, a sporty you...
sportifs
19
14
SPORTIF, (French) a...
sporules
17
13
SPORULE, a small spo...
spotless
17
12
perfectly clean [adj...
spotters
16
11
SPOTTER, one who spo...
spotties
16
11
SPOTTIE, (New Zealan...
spousals
17
13
SPOUSAL, the state o...
spouters
16
12
SPOUTER, a spouting...
spraints
16
12
SPRAINT, otter's dun...
sprayers
22
13
SPRAYER, a device fo...
spreaghs
19
15
SPREAGH, (Gaelic) a...
spreazes
18
20
SPREAZE, (SW dialect...
spreddes
16
13
SPREDDE, (obsolete)...
spreezes
18
20
SPREEZE, (SW dialect...
sprights
21
15
SPRIGHT, (Shakespear...
springes
17
14
SPRINGE, to snare in...
spritzes
20
20
SPRITZ, to spray (li...
sprushes
19
14
SPRUSH, (Scots) to s...
spryness
22
14
the state of being s...
spudders
17
14
SPUDDER, a tool for...
spuddles
18
15
SPUDDLE, (dialect) a...
spudgels
19
16
SPUDGEL, a bucket at...
spuggies
19
16
SPUGGY, (Scots) a ho...
spulyies
24
15
SPULYIE, (Scots) to...
spulzies
21
22
SPULZIE, (Scots) to...
spumones
16
16
SPUMONE, (Italian) a...
spumonis
17
16
SPUMONI, (Italian) a...
spunkies
17
17
SPUNKIE, (Scots) an...
spurdogs
18
15
SPURDOG, the dogfish...
spurious
17
13
not genuine [adj SPU...
spurless
18
13
without spurs [adj]
spurners
16
13
SPURNER, one who spu...
spurrers
17
12
SPURRER, one who spu...
spurreys
23
14
SPURREY, an annual h...
spurries
17
12
SPURRY, an annual he...
spurters
17
12
SPURTER, one who spu...
spurtles
18
13
SPURTLE, a wooden st...
spurways
26
17
SPURWAY, a bridle ro...
sputniks
18
17
SPUTNIK, (Russian) a...
sputters
17
12
SPUTTER, to spit, or...
spyglass
25
16
a small telescope [n...
spyholes
25
16
SPYHOLE, a peephole...
spywares
25
16
SPYWARE, software wh...
squaccos
28
24
SQUACCO, (Italian) a...
squalors
23
19
SQUALOR, the state o...
squamous
23
22
covered with scales,...
squarers
22
18
SQUARER, (Shakespear...
squashes
24
20
SQUASH, to press int...
squeezes
24
27
SQUEEZE, to press ha...
squidges
24
21
SQUIDGE, to squeeze...
squillas
25
20
SQUILLA, a kind of b...
squinies
22
19
SQUINY, (dialect) to...
squiress
23
18
a squire's wife [n -...
squishes
25
20
SQUISH, to squash, a...
squizzes
29
36
SQUIZ, (Australian s...
squushes
25
21
SQUUSH, to squash [v...
sraddhas
16
12
SRADDHA, (Sanskrit)...
stabbers
18
14
STABBER, one who sta...
stabiles
17
12
STABILE, a stationar...
stablers
17
12
STABLER, one who kee...
stackers
18
15
STACKER, one who sta...
stackets
18
15
STACKET, (Scots) a s...
stackups
21
19
STACKUP, an arrangem...
staddles
15
11
STADDLE, a support f...
stadials
15
10
STADIAL, a single pe...
stadiums
16
13
STADIUM, a race cour...
staffers
18
14
STAFFER, a member of...
staggers
16
12
STAGGER, to walk or...
staggies
16
12
STAGGIE, (Scots) a c...
stagings
16
13
STAGING, a temporary...
stainers
13
9
STAINER, that which...
staithes
16
10
STAITHE, a wharf for...
stalkers
16
13
STALKER, one who sta...
stalkoes
15
13
STALKO, (Irish) a ge...
staminas
14
12
STAMINA, endurance [...
stammels
17
15
STAMMEL, (historical...
stammers
16
14
STAMMER, to speak wi...
stampers
17
14
STAMPER, one who sta...
stanches
18
14
STANCH, to stop the...
standbys
22
15
STANDBY, one who can...
standees
12
10
STANDEE, one who sta...
standers
13
10
STANDER, one who sta...
standups
16
14
STANDUP, a standup c...
staniels
14
10
STANIEL, the kestrel...
stanines
12
10
STANINE, a nine-poin...
stannels
13
11
STANNEL, the kestrel...
stannous
12
11
of bivalent tin [adj...
stannums
14
14
STANNUM, (Latin) the...
stanyels
20
12
STANYEL, the kestrel...
stanzoes
15
18
STANZO, (Shakespeare...
stapedes
15
12
STAPES, a bone of th...
staplers
17
12
STAPLER, a stapling...
stapples
19
15
STAPPLE, a tobacco p...
starches
19
13
STARCH, to stiffen a...
stardoms
15
12
STARDOM, the status...
starings
15
11
STARING, the act of...
starkens
14
13
STARKEN, to make or...
starkers
15
12
(colloquial) naked [...
starless
15
9
without stars [adj]
starlets
15
9
STARLET, a minor sho...
starnies
13
9
STARNIE, (Scots) a s...
starters
14
8
STARTER, one who sta...
startles
15
9
STARTLE, to frighten...
startups
17
12
STARTUP, the act of...
starvers
16
12
STARVER, one who sta...
stashies
16
10
STASHIE, (Scots) fus...
statices
17
11
STATICE, (Latin) the...
stations
13
9
STATION, to assign t...
statisms
16
11
STATISM, a theory of...
statists
15
8
STATIST, a statesman...
statives
16
12
STATIVE, a verb indi...
statures
14
9
STATURE, the natural...
statuses
14
9
STATUS, a state of a...
statutes
14
9
STATUTE, a law enact...
stayless
21
11
without stays [adj]
steadies
13
9
STEADY, to make stea...
stealers
14
9
STEALER, one who ste...
stealths
17
11
STEALTH, to approach...
steamers
14
11
STEAMER, to travel b...
steamies
14
11
STEAMIE, (Scots) a p...
stearins
13
9
STEARIN, the solid p...
steddies
14
10
STEDDY, (archaic) to...
steedies
13
9
STEEDY, (archaic) to...
steelies
14
9
STEELIE, a steel pla...
steepens
14
12
STEEPEN, to become s...
steepers
15
11
STEEPER, a vessel fo...
steeples
16
12
STEEPLE, a structure...
steerers
13
8
STEERER, one who ste...
steeries
13
8
STEERY, a commotion...
stemboks
18
18
STEMBOK, (Afrikaans)...
stemless
16
12
without a stem [adj]
stemlets
16
12
STEMLET, a small ste...
stemmers
16
14
STEMMER, a metal bar...
stempels
18
15
STEMPEL, (German) a...
stemples
18
15
STEMPLE, a crosstimb...
stemsons
14
12
STEMSON, a supportin...
stenches
18
14
STENCH, to cause to...
stencils
18
13
STENCIL, to produce...
stengahs
16
13
STENGAH, (Malay) a d...
stenoses
12
9
STENOSIS, a narrowin...
stenosis
13
9
a narrowing of a bod...
stentors
13
9
STENTOR, a person wh...
stepdads
16
13
STEPDAD, a stepfathe...
stepless
17
12
lacking steps [adj]
stepmoms
18
17
STEPMOM, (colloquial...
stepneys
21
14
STEPNEY, (slang) a s...
steppers
18
14
STEPPER, one who ste...
stepsons
15
12
STEPSON, a son of on...
steranes
12
9
STERANE, a chemical...
sterlets
15
9
STERLET, (Russian) a...
sternums
15
13
STERNUM, a long, fla...
steroids
14
9
STEROID, any of a cl...
stertors
14
8
STERTOR, (Latin) a h...
stetsons
13
9
STETSON, (tradename)...
stewards
17
12
STEWARD, to act as a...
stewbums
21
18
STEWBUM, a drunken b...
stewings
18
14
STEWING, the act of...
stewpans
18
15
STEWPAN, a pan used...
stewpots
19
14
STEWPOT, a pot for c...
sthenias
15
11
STHENIA, unusual or...
stibbles
20
15
STIBBLE, (Scots) the...
stibines
16
12
STIBINE, antimony hy...
stibiums
19
15
STIBIUM, (Latin) ant...
stickers
19
15
STICKER, to apply ad...
stickies
19
15
STICKY, to make stic...
stickles
20
16
STICKLE, to argue st...
stickums
21
19
STICKUM, a substance...
stickups
22
19
STICKUP, (colloquial...
stiddies
15
10
STIDDIE, to forge on...
stiffens
18
15
STIFFEN, to make sti...
stiffies
19
14
STIFFIE, an erect pe...
stiflers
18
12
STIFLER, one who, or...
stillers
17
10
STILLER, a distiller...
stilters
16
9
STILTER, one who wal...
stimulus
18
14
an agency that produ...
stingers
15
11
STINGER, one that st...
stingies
15
11
STINGY, a stinging n...
stinkers
15
13
STINKER, a very unpl...
stinters
14
9
STINTER, one who, or...
stipends
16
13
STIPEND, a fixed amo...
stipites
17
11
STIPES, a slender su...
stipples
20
15
STIPPLE, to paint or...
stipules
18
13
STIPULE, an appendag...
stirless
16
9
without stir [adj]
stirrahs
17
10
STIRRAH, (Scots) a r...
stirrers
15
8
STIRRER, a troublema...
stirrups
18
12
STIRRUP, a support f...
stishies
17
10
STISHIE, (Scots) fus...
stitches
20
13
STITCH, to sew toget...
stithies
17
10
STITHY, to forge on...
stocious
17
12
(Irish slang) drunk,...
stockers
18
15
STOCKER, an animal k...
stodgers
15
11
STODGER, a dull pers...
stoiters
14
8
STOITER, (Scots) to...
stokvels
18
17
STOKVEL, (South Afri...
stollens
15
11
STOLLEN, (German) a...
stomachs
20
16
STOMACH, to tolerate...
stomacks
19
18
STOMACK, (East Afric...
stomates
14
11
STOMATE, a minute op...
stomiums
17
15
STOMIUM, a pollen ce...
stompers
17
14
STOMPER, one who sto...
stompies
17
14
STOMPIE, (South Afri...
stonings
14
12
STONING, the act of...
stonkers
14
13
STONKER, (Australian...
stookers
14
12
STOOKER, one who sto...
stookies
14
12
STOOKIE, (Scots) stu...
stoolies
14
9
STOOLIE, (short for)...
stoopers
15
11
STOOPER, one who sto...
stoozers
16
17
STOOZER, one who sto...
stopgaps
19
16
STOPGAP, a temporary...
stopings
17
14
STOPING, the process...
stopless
17
12
without a stop [adj]
stopoffs
20
17
STOPOFF, a brief sto...
stoppers
18
14
STOPPER, to seal wit...
stopples
19
15
STOPPLE, to stop up,...
storages
14
10
STORAGE, a place for...
storaxes
19
15
STORAX, (Latin) a fr...
stormers
15
11
STORMER, a humdinger...
stotious
14
9
(Irish slang) drunk,...
stotters
14
8
STOTTER, to stagger,...
stotties
14
8
STOTTIE, (dialect) a...
stoushes
16
11
STOUSH, (Australian...
stoutens
13
10
STOUTEN, to make sto...
stovings
17
15
STOVING, the act of...
stowages
17
13
STOWAGE, goods in st...
stowings
18
14
STOWING, the act of...
stowlins
18
13
(Scots) by stealth,...
strafers
16
11
STRAFER, one who str...
straints
14
9
STRAINT, (Spenser) p...
stranges
14
11
STRANGE, an unfamili...
strasses
14
8
STRASS, (German) a p...
stratous
14
9
in strata, layered,...
stratums
16
12
STRATUM, a layer of...
strayers
20
10
STRAYER, one who str...
strayves
22
14
STRAYVE, (dialect) t...
stresses
14
8
STRESS, to place emp...
strettas
14
8
STRETTA, (Italian) a...
strettos
14
8
STRETTO, a concludin...
strewers
17
11
STREWER, one who str...
striates
14
8
STRIATE, to mark wit...
striches
20
13
STRICH, (archaic) th...
striders
15
9
STRIDER, one who str...
stridors
15
9
STRIDOR, (Latin) a h...
strigils
18
11
STRIGIL, (Latin) an...
strikers
16
12
STRIKER, an attackin...
stripers
17
11
STRIPER, a food and...
strivers
17
12
STRIVER, one who str...
strobils
18
12
STROBIL, a scaly spi...
strodles
15
10
STRODLE, (dialect) t...
strokers
15
12
STROKER, one who str...
strombus
18
15
a very large gastrop...
strookes
14
12
STROOKE, (obsolete)...
strophes
18
13
STROPHE, (Greek) a g...
strowers
17
11
STROWER, one who str...
stroyers
20
10
STROYER, one who str...
strudels
16
11
STRUDEL, (German) a...
strumous
16
13
scrofulous; having s...
stubbies
19
15
STUBBIE, (Australian...
stubbles
20
16
STUBBLE, the leaving...
stuccoes
20
15
STUCCO, to coat with...
studdies
15
11
STUDDIE, a blacksmit...
studdles
16
12
STUDDLE, a post, a p...
students
14
11
STUDENT, a person fo...
studiers
15
10
STUDIER, one who stu...
studious
15
11
given to study [adj...
stuffers
19
15
STUFFER, one that st...
stuivers
17
13
STUIVER, (Dutch) a D...
stumbles
19
16
STUMBLE, to trip whe...
stummels
18
16
STUMMEL, (German) a...
stumpers
18
15
STUMPER, a baffling...
stumpies
18
15
STUMPY, (colloquial)...
stunners
13
11
STUNNER, a very attr...
sturdies
15
10
STURDY, a disease of...
sturmers
16
12
STURMER, a variety o...
stushies
17
11
STUSHIE, (Scots) fus...
stutters
15
9
STUTTER, to speak wi...
stylings
23
14
STYLING, the way in...
stylises
22
11
STYLISE, to make con...
stylists
23
11
STYLIST, one who is...
stylites
22
11
STYLITE, (Greek) one...
stylizes
25
20
STYLIZE, to make con...
styloids
22
12
STYLOID, a spiny pro...
stylopes
23
14
STYLOPS, a genus of...
styluses
22
12
STYLUS, a pointed in...
styptics
27
16
STYPTIC, a substance...
styraxes
26
17
STYRAX, a fragrant r...
styrenes
19
11
STYRENE, a liquid hy...
suasions
13
10
SUASION, persuasion...
subadars
16
13
SUBADAR, (Hindi) a n...
subareas
15
12
SUBAREA, a subdivisi...
subatoms
17
15
SUBATOM, a component...
subbases
18
15
SUBBASE, the lowest...
subbings
20
18
SUBBING, the act of...
subcells
22
17
SUBCELL, a subdivisi...
subclans
20
17
SUBCLAN, a subdivisi...
subclass
21
16
to place in a subdiv...
subcodes
19
16
SUBCODE, a subdivisi...
subcools
20
16
SUBCOOL, to cool bel...
subcults
22
17
SUBCULT, a subdivisi...
subcutes
20
16
SUBCUTIS, the deeper...
subcutis
21
16
the deeper part of t...
subdeans
15
14
SUBDEAN, a subordina...
subduals
18
15
SUBDUAL, the act of...
subduces
20
17
SUBDUCE, to take awa...
subducts
21
17
SUBDUCT, to withdraw...
subduers
17
14
SUBDUER, one who sub...
subedars
16
13
SUBEDAR, (Hindi) a n...
subedits
17
13
SUBEDIT, to act as a...
suberins
16
13
SUBERIN, a substance...
suberous
16
13
pertaining to cork,...
subfiles
20
16
SUBFILE, a subdivisi...
subfixes
25
22
SUBFIX, a distinguis...
subfuscs
23
19
SUBFUSC, dark, forma...
subfusks
21
20
SUBFUSK, dark, forma...
subgenus
17
16
a subdivision of a g...
subgoals
18
15
SUBGOAL, a subordina...
subheads
18
15
SUBHEAD, an inferior...
subideas
16
13
SUBIDEA, an inferior...
subitems
18
15
SUBITEM, an item tha...
subjects
22
24
SUBJECT, to cause to...
subjoins
18
22
SUBJOIN, to add at t...
sublates
17
13
SUBLATE, to deny; to...
sublimes
19
16
SUBLIME, to sublimat...
sublines
17
14
SUBLINE, an inbred l...
submenus
17
17
SUBMENU, a secondary...
subparts
19
15
SUBPART, a subdivisi...
subpenas
17
16
SUBPENA, to summon w...
subplots
20
16
SUBPLOT, a subordina...
subraces
19
15
SUBRACE, a subdivisi...
subrents
16
13
SUBRENT [n]
subrings
18
15
SUBRING, a subset of...
subrules
18
14
SUBRULE, a subordina...
subsales
17
13
SUBSALE, a resale of...
subsects
20
15
SUBSECT, a sect dire...
subseres
16
12
SUBSERE, a type of e...
subsides
17
13
SUBSIDE, to sink to...
subsists
18
12
SUBSIST, to continue...
subsites
17
12
SUBSITE, a division...
subsoils
18
13
SUBSOIL, to plow the...
subsongs
17
15
SUBSONG, a bird's un...
subsumes
18
16
SUBSUME, to classify...
subtacks
21
19
SUBTACK, a sublease...
subtasks
18
16
SUBTASK, a subordina...
subteens
15
13
SUBTEEN, a person ap...
subtends
16
14
SUBTEND, to extend u...
subtests
17
12
SUBTEST, a subdivisi...
subtexts
23
19
SUBTEXT, written or...
subtones
15
13
SUBTONE, a low or su...
subtypes
25
17
SUBTYPE, a type that...
subunits
17
14
SUBUNIT, a unit that...
subvenes
17
17
SUBVENE, to arrive o...
subverts
19
16
SUBVERT, to destroy...
subvirus
20
17
a viral protein smal...
subzones
18
22
SUBZONE, a subdivisi...
succades
20
16
SUCCADE, a candied f...
succeeds
20
16
SUCCEED, to accompli...
succours
21
16
SUCCOUR, to go to th...
succubas
23
19
SUCCUBA, a female de...
succubus
24
20
a female demon, also...
succumbs
25
22
SUCCUMB, to yield to...
suchness
19
15
essential or charact...
suckings
20
19
SUCKING, the act of...
sucklers
20
17
SUCKLER, an animal t...
suckless
20
17
having no juice [adj...
sucrases
17
12
SUCRASE, an enzyme t...
sucriers
18
12
SUCRIER, (French) a...
sucroses
17
12
SUCROSE, a white cry...
suctions
17
13
SUCTION, to remove b...
sudamens
14
14
SUDAMEN, (Latin) a w...
sudaries
14
10
SUDARY, a cloth for...
sudorous
14
11
sweaty [adj]
sudsless
16
11
without suds [adj]
suffaris
19
15
SUFFARI, a hunting e...
suffects
22
18
SUFFECT, (Latin) in...
suffetes
18
15
SUFFETE, (Latin) one...
suffices
22
18
SUFFICE, to be adequ...
suffixes
25
22
SUFFIX, to add to th...
suffuses
19
16
SUFFUSE, to spread t...
sugarers
15
11
SUGARER, one that ma...
suggests
17
13
SUGGEST, to put forw...
suggings
18
16
SUGGING, selling und...
suicides
18
13
SUICIDE, to kill one...
suidians
14
11
SUIDIAN, a member of...
suiplaps
20
16
SUIPLAP, (Afrikaans)...
suitings
16
12
SUITING, fabric for...
suitress
15
9
a female suitor [n -...
sulfates
17
13
SULFATE, to treat wi...
sulfides
18
14
SULFIDE, a compound...
sulfites
18
13
SULFITE, a salt of s...
sulfones
16
14
SULFONE, a sulfur co...
sullages
17
13
SULLAGE, filth; refu...
sulphids
21
16
SULPHID, a sulfur co...
sulphurs
21
16
SULPHUR, to treat wi...
sultanas
14
11
SULTANA, a small, pa...
sumatras
15
12
SUMATRA, a short, vi...
summands
16
17
SUMMAND, an addend,...
summates
16
15
SUMMATE, to add toge...
summings
18
18
SUMMING, the act of...
summists
18
15
SUMMIST, a writer of...
sumoists
16
12
SUMOIST, a sumo wres...
sumpters
18
15
SUMPTER, (archaic) a...
sunbakes
16
17
SUNBAKE, to bake e.g...
sunbaths
18
15
SUNBATH, an exposure...
sunbeams
16
16
SUNBEAM, a beam of s...
sunbelts
17
14
SUNBELT, the souther...
sunbirds
17
14
SUNBIRD, a family of...
sunburns
16
15
SUNBURN, to burn by...
suncares
16
13
SUNCARE, protection...
sundaris
14
11
SUNDARI, (Sanskrit)...
sundecks
18
18
SUNDECK, the upper d...
sundials
15
12
SUNDIAL, a type of t...
sundowns
16
15
SUNDOWN, the time at...
sundress
14
11
a low-cut dress, lea...
sundries
14
11
miscellaneous items...
sundrops
16
14
an American evening...
sunglass
16
13
a lens for concentra...
sunglows
19
16
SUNGLOW, a glow in t...
sunlamps
18
17
SUNLAMP, a lamp that...
sunlands
14
13
SUNLAND, an area mar...
sunrises
14
10
SUNRISE, the rising...
sunroofs
15
13
SUNROOF, a roof of a...
sunrooms
14
13
SUNROOM, a room buil...
sunspecs
19
16
(colloquial) sunglas...
sunspots
16
13
SUNSPOT, a dark spot...
sunstars
14
10
SUNSTAR, a kind of s...
sunsuits
15
11
SUNSUIT, an outfit w...
suntraps
16
13
SUNTRAP, a sheltered...
sunwards
17
14
towards the sun, als...
suplexes
23
20
SUPLEX, a wrestling...
suppawns
21
19
SUPPAWN, (Native Ame...
supplies
20
16
SUPPLY, to provide w...
supports
19
15
SUPPORT, to hold up...
supposes
18
15
SUPPOSE, to assume t...
suppress
19
15
to subdue or hold ba...
supremes
17
15
SUPREME, the highest...
supremos
17
15
SUPREMO, one who is...
suramins
15
13
SURAMIN, a drug used...
surances
16
13
SURANCE, (Shakespear...
surbases
16
12
SURBASE, a border ab...
surbates
16
12
SURBATE, to make foo...
surcoats
17
12
SURCOAT, a tunic wor...
surculus
20
15
a sucker [n SURCULUS...
sureness
13
10
the state of being s...
sureties
14
9
SURETY, (Shakespeare...
surfaces
19
15
SURFACE, to apply an...
surfeits
17
12
SURFEIT, to indulge...
surfings
18
15
SURFING, the sport o...
surgeons
14
12
SURGEON, one who pra...
surgings
17
14
SURGING, the act of...
surloins
15
11
SURLOIN, a loin of b...
surmises
16
12
SURMISE, to infer wi...
surnames
14
13
SURNAME, to give the...
surreals
15
10
SURREAL, the atmosph...
surtaxes
20
16
SURTAX, to assess wi...
surtouts
15
10
SURTOUT, (French) a...
surveils
18
14
SURVEIL, to watch cl...
surviews
20
16
SURVIEW, to survey,...
survives
19
17
SURVIVE, to remain i...
suspects
20
15
SUSPECT, to think gu...
suspends
16
14
SUSPEND, to stop for...
suspires
17
12
SUSPIRE, to sigh [v]
sustains
14
10
SUSTAIN, to maintain...
susurrus
16
11
a soft rustling soun...
svarajes
17
21
SVARAJ, (Sanskrit) s...
swabbers
21
17
SWABBER, one that sw...
swabbies
21
17
SWABBIE, (US slang)...
swaddies
17
13
SWADDY, a soldier, e...
swaddles
18
14
SWADDLE, to wrap in...
swaggers
19
15
SWAGGER, to walk wit...
swaggies
19
15
SWAGGIE, a hobo, als...
swalings
19
15
SWALING, the act of...
swallets
19
13
SWALLET, a place whe...
swallies
19
13
SWALLY, (Scots) an a...
swallows
22
16
SWALLOW, to take int...
swampers
20
17
SWAMPER, one that li...
swankers
17
16
SWANKER, one who sho...
swankeys
23
18
SWANKEY, (Scots) one...
swankies
17
16
SWANKIE, (Scots) one...
swannies
15
13
SWANNIE, (tradename)...
swanpans
17
16
SWANPAN, (Chinese) a...
swappers
21
17
SWAPPER, a person wh...
swarajes
18
20
SWARAJ, (Sanskrit) s...
swarmers
18
14
SWARMER, one who swa...
swashers
19
13
SWASHER, (Shakespear...
swatches
22
16
SWATCH, a sample pie...
swathers
19
13
SWATHER, a device at...
swatters
17
11
SWATTER, to splash o...
swayings
24
16
SWAYING, the act of...
swazzles
24
30
SWAZZLE, an instrume...
swearers
16
11
SWEARER, one who swe...
sweaters
16
11
SWEATER, a heavy jer...
swedgers
18
14
SWEDGER, (Scots) a s...
sweeneys
21
14
SWEENEY, atrophy of...
sweenies
15
12
SWEENY, atrophy of a...
sweepers
18
14
SWEEPER, one who swe...
sweetens
15
12
SWEETEN, to make swe...
sweeties
16
11
SWEETY, an attractiv...
swellers
19
13
SWELLER, a member of...
swelters
18
12
SWELTER, to suffer f...
swervers
19
15
SWERVER, one who swe...
swiddens
17
14
SWIDDEN, land prepar...
swifters
20
14
SWIFTER, a rope used...
swifties
20
14
SWIFTIE, (Australian...
swiggers
20
15
SWIGGER, one who swi...
swilings
20
15
SWILING, the activit...
swillers
20
13
SWILLER, one who swi...
swimmers
20
17
SWIMMER, one that sw...
swindges
18
15
SWINDGE, (Shakespear...
swindles
18
14
SWINDLE, to take mon...
swingbys
27
19
SWINGBY, a spacecraf...
swingers
18
14
SWINGER, one that sw...
swingles
19
15
SWINGLE, to separate...
swinkers
18
16
SWINKER, a hard work...
swinneys
22
15
SWINNEY, atrophy of...
swipples
23
18
SWIPPLE, a part of a...
swishers
20
13
SWISHER, one who swi...
switches
23
16
SWITCH, to beat with...
swithers
20
13
SWITHER, (Scots) to...
swizzles
25
30
SWIZZLE, to defraud,...
swobbers
21
17
SWOBBER, a sweeper o...
swoffers
21
17
SWOFFER, someone who...
swooners
15
12
SWOONER, one who swo...
swoopers
18
14
SWOOPER, one who swo...
swooshes
18
13
SWOOSH, to make a no...
swoppers
21
17
SWOPPER, one who swo...
sworders
17
12
SWORDER, (archaic) a...
swotters
17
11
SWOTTER, one who swo...
swozzles
24
30
SWOZZLE, an instrume...
syenites
19
11
SYENITE, a coarse-gr...
syllabus
25
16
an outline of a cour...
sylloges
23
14
SYLLOGE, a collectio...
sylphids
27
17
SYLPHID, a young syl...
sylvines
23
16
SYLVINE, a native po...
sylvites
24
15
SYLVITE, a native po...
symbions
23
17
SYMBION, an organism...
symbiots
24
16
SYMBIOT, an organism...
symboles
24
17
SYMBOLE, (obsolete)...
symitars
22
13
SYMITAR, a curved or...
symptoms
25
19
SYMPTOM, a subjectiv...
synagogs
21
15
SYNAGOG, (Greek) a J...
synanons
17
13
SYNANON, a method of...
synapses
21
14
SYNAPSE, to come tog...
synapsis
22
14
the point at which a...
synaptes
21
14
SYNAPTE, (Greek) in...
syncarps
25
17
SYNCARP, a fleshy mu...
synchros
25
16
SYNCHRO, (short for)...
syncopes
24
17
SYNCOPE, a contracti...
syndeses
19
12
SYNDESIS, the point...
syndesis
20
12
the point at which a...
syndings
21
15
SYNDING, the act of...
synfuels
23
16
SYNFUEL, a fuel deri...
syngases
20
13
SYNGAS, a mixture of...
synodals
20
13
SYNODAL, a payment m...
synonyms
26
17
SYNONYM, a word havi...
synopses
21
14
SYNOPSIS, a general...
synopsis
22
14
a general view; a su...
synovias
21
15
SYNOVIA, a lubricati...
syntagms
22
16
SYNTAGM, a syntactic...
syntaxes
25
18
SYNTAX, the way word...
syntexis
26
18
the alteration of ma...
synthons
21
14
SYNTHON, a constitue...
syntones
18
12
SYNTONE, a person ha...
syntypes
28
16
SYNTYPE, each of a s...
syphilis
27
16
a venereal disease,...
syrettes
20
10
SYRETTE, a small tub...
syringas
21
13
SYRINGA, an ornament...
syringes
21
13
SYRINGE, to treat wi...
syrinxes
26
18
SYRINX, the vocal or...
syrphids
26
16
SYRPHID, a wasplike...
systoles
21
11
SYSTOLE, the normal...
systyles
28
13
SYSTYLE, a building...
syzygies
31
23
SYZYGY, the configur...
tabanids
15
13
TABANID, a bloodsuck...
tabarets
15
11
TABARET, an upholste...
tabbings
19
17
TABBING, the use of...
tabbises
18
14
TABBIS, a silk fabri...
tabefies
17
14
TABEFY, to waste awa...
tabetics
19
14
TABETIC, one affecte...
tabinets
15
12
TABINET, a delicate...
tableaus
16
13
TABLEAU, (French) a...
tabliers
17
12
TABLIER, (historical...
tablings
18
15
TABLING, the present...
tabloids
17
13
TABLOID, a small new...
taborers
15
11
TABORER, one who tab...
taborets
15
11
TABORET, a low stool...
taborins
15
12
TABORIN, a small dru...
taboulis
17
13
TABOULI, (Arabic) a...
tabreres
15
11
TABRERE, (Spenser) a...
tachisms
21
16
TACHISM, a type of a...
tachists
20
13
TACHIST, an abstract...
tachyons
24
16
TACHYON, a theoretic...
tackings
19
18
TACKING, a nautical...
tacklers
19
16
TACKLER, one who tac...
tackless
19
16
without tacks [adj]
tacnodes
15
13
TACNODE, a point of...
tacrines
16
12
TACRINE, a drug for...
tactions
16
12
TACTION, the act of...
tactisms
19
14
TACTISM, the movemen...
tactless
18
12
without tact [adj TA...
tadpoles
16
13
TADPOLE, the aquatic...
taediums
15
13
TAEDIUM, the state o...
taenites
12
9
TAENITE, a nickel-ir...
taffetas
17
14
TAFFETA, a thin glos...
taggants
15
13
TAGGANT, a substance...
taggings
17
15
TAGGING, the act of...
taglines
15
12
TAGLINE, the final l...
tagmemes
16
16
TAGMEME, the analysi...
tailards
15
10
TAILARD, (obsolete)...
tailfans
16
13
TAILFAN, a fanlike s...
tailfins
17
13
TAILFIN, a decorativ...
tailings
16
12
TAILING, the refuse...
tailless
16
10
without a tail [adj...
taillies
16
10
TAILLIE, (Scots) an...
tailzies
18
18
TAILZIE, (Scots) an...
taisches
19
13
TAISCH, (Gaelic) an...
takeoffs
18
18
TAKEOFF, the act of...
takeouts
14
13
TAKEOUT, a takeaway...
talaunts
14
11
TALAUNT, (Spenser) a...
talayots
20
11
TALAYOT, (Spanish) a...
talipats
17
12
TALIPAT, (Sinhalese)...
talipeds
17
13
TALIPED, a person af...
talipots
17
12
TALIPOT, (Sinhalese)...
talkings
17
16
TALKING, conversatio...
tallages
16
12
TALLAGE, to levy tal...
tallboys
24
15
TALLBOY, a high ches...
tallents
15
11
TALLENT, (Shakespear...
talliers
16
10
TALLIER, one who kee...
tallises
16
10
TALLIS, a Jewish pra...
tallites
16
10
TALLIT, a Jewish pra...
talliths
19
12
TALLITH, (Hebrew) a...
tallness
15
11
the state of being t...
tallyhos
24
14
TALLYHO, to utter a...
talookas
14
13
TALOOKA, an estate i...
tamandus
14
14
TAMANDU, (Tupi) a tr...
tamaraos
13
11
TAMARAO, (Tagalog) a...
tamaraus
14
12
TAMARAU, (Tagalog) a...
tamarins
14
12
TAMARIN, (French) a...
tamashas
16
13
TAMASHA, (Urdu) in t...
tambalas
17
15
TAMBALA, (Nyanja) a...
tambours
17
15
TAMBOUR, to embroide...
tamburas
17
15
TAMBURA, (Arabic) an...
tameless
15
12
not capable of being...
tameness
13
12
the state of being t...
tampalas
17
15
TAMPALA, an annual h...
tampings
18
17
TAMPING, the act of...
tampions
16
15
TAMPION, (French) a...
tanadars
12
10
TANADAR, (Hindi) an...
tanagers
13
11
TANAGER, (Tupi) a br...
tanagras
13
11
TANAGRA, a kind of t...
tanbarks
16
16
TANBARK, a tree bark...
tandoors
12
10
TANDOOR, (Hindi) a t...
tangelos
14
12
TANGELO, a hybrid be...
tangents
13
12
TANGENT, a line that...
tanghins
16
14
TANGHIN, (Malagasy)...
tanglers
15
12
TANGLER, one who tan...
tangrams
15
14
TANGRAM, a Chinese g...
taniwhas
18
14
TANIWHA, (Maori) a m...
tankages
14
15
TANKAGE, the capacit...
tankards
14
14
TANKARD, a large mug...
tankfuls
18
18
TANKFUL, the amount...
tankings
15
16
TANKING, a defeat [n...
tankinis
14
14
TANKINI, a woman's s...
tankless
15
14
without a tank [adj]
tanlings
15
13
TANLING, (Shakespear...
tannages
12
12
TANNAGE, the process...
tannates
11
10
TANNATE, a salt of t...
tannings
13
13
TANNING, the process...
tantalus
14
11
a case in which alco...
tantaras
12
9
TANTARA, a trumpet f...
tantrums
15
13
TANTRUM, a fit of ra...
tanyards
19
12
TANYARD, the section...
tapeless
16
12
without a tape [adj]
taperers
15
11
TAPERER, one who car...
tapetums
17
15
TAPETUM, (Latin) a r...
tapholes
18
14
TAPHOLE, a hole in a...
tapiocas
18
14
TAPIOCA, a starchy f...
tappices
21
17
TAPPICE, to lie low...
tappings
19
17
TAPPING, the act of...
taprooms
16
14
TAPROOM, a room wher...
taproots
15
11
TAPROOT, the main ro...
tapsters
16
11
TAPSTER, one who dis...
taraires
13
8
TARAIRE, (Maori) a t...
tarameas
13
11
TARAMEA, (Maori) a v...
tarantas
12
9
(Russian) a low four...
tardyons
19
12
TARDYON, a subatomic...
tarrases
13
8
TARRAS, an earthy vo...
tarriers
14
8
TARRIER, one who tar...
tarrings
15
11
TARRING, the act of...
tarrocks
18
15
TARROCK, (dialect) t...
tarseals
14
9
TARSEAL, the bitumen...
tarsiers
14
8
TARSIER, (French) a...
tartanas
12
9
TARTANA, a Mediterra...
tartanes
12
9
TARTANE, a Mediterra...
tartares
13
8
TARTARE, (French) a...
tartines
13
9
TARTINE, (French) a...
tartlets
15
9
TARTLET, a small pie...
tartness
13
9
the state of being t...
tartufes
16
12
TARTUFE, (French) a...
tartufos
16
12
TARTUFO, (Italian) a...
tarweeds
16
12
TARWEED, a flowering...
taskbars
17
15
TASKBAR, a row of gr...
taskings
16
15
TASKING, the act of...
taskless
16
13
without a task [adj]
tassells
16
10
TASSELL, a male hawk...
tastings
15
11
TASTING, the act of...
tathatas
15
10
TATHATA, (Sanskrit)...
tatouays
19
11
TATOUAY, a South Ame...
tattings
15
11
TATTING, delicate ha...
tattlers
15
9
TATTLER, an indiscre...
tauhinus
16
13
TAUHINU, (Maori) a p...
taunters
13
10
TAUNTER, one who tau...
taupatas
15
12
TAUPATA, (Maori) a N...
taurines
13
10
TAURINE, a crystalli...
tautaugs
15
12
TAUTAUG, (Native Ame...
tautness
13
10
the state of being t...
tavernas
14
13
TAVERNA, (Modern Gre...
tawdries
17
12
TAWDRY, trumpery, ta...
taweries
16
11
TAWERY, a place wher...
tawhiris
20
13
TAWHIRI, (Maori) a s...
taxables
22
19
TAXABLE, a taxable i...
taxicabs
25
21
TAXICAB, automobile...
taxiways
29
20
TAXIWAY, at an airpo...
teabowls
19
15
TEABOWL, a teacup wi...
teaboxes
20
18
TEABOX, a box for st...
teacakes
16
15
TEACAKE, a small cak...
teacarts
16
11
TEACART, a trolley u...
teachers
18
13
TEACHER, one that te...
teamings
15
14
TEAMING, driving a t...
tearless
14
9
without tears [adj T...
tearooms
13
11
TEAROOM, a restauran...
teashops
17
13
TEASHOP, a tearoom [...
teasings
14
11
TEASING, the act of...
teatimes
14
11
TEATIME, the usual t...
teawares
15
11
TEAWARE, a tea servi...
technics
22
17
TECHNIC, a technique...
tectites
17
11
TECTITE, a type of s...
teemless
15
12
not fruitful or prol...
teenages
12
11
TEENAGE, the age bet...
teendoms
13
13
TEENDOM, teenagers c...
teethers
15
10
TEETHER, an article...
tektites
15
12
TEKTITE, a type of s...
telamons
14
13
TELAMON, (Greek) a d...
telecoms
18
15
TELECOM, (short for)...
telecons
16
13
TELECON, (short for)...
teleosts
14
9
TELEOST, a type of f...
telepics
20
15
TELEPIC, a feature-l...
telerans
13
10
TELERAN, an air-traf...
telfords
17
13
TELFORD, a road made...
tellings
17
13
TELLING, the act of...
telluses
16
11
TELLUS, (Latin) the...
telphers
19
14
TELPHER, to transpor...
temblors
18
15
TEMBLOR, (Spanish) a...
temerous
14
12
rashly or presumptuo...
temperas
16
14
TEMPERA, (Italian) a...
tempests
17
14
TEMPEST, (Milton) to...
tempings
18
17
TEMPING, working as...
templars
18
15
TEMPLAR, a student o...
templets
18
15
TEMPLET, a thin plat...
tempters
17
14
TEMPTER, one that te...
tempuras
17
15
TEMPURA, (Japanese)...
tendrils
15
11
TENDRIL, a coiling,...
tendrons
12
11
TENDRON, (French) a...
tenesmus
14
13
a frequent but ineff...
tenfolds
16
14
TENFOLD, ten times a...
teniases
12
9
TENIASIS, an infesta...
teniasis
13
9
an infestation with...
tennises
12
10
TENNIS, an outdoor b...
tennists
13
10
TENNIST, a tennis pl...
tenoners
11
10
TENONER, one who ten...
tensions
12
10
TENSION, to make str...
tentages
13
11
TENTAGE, a supply of...
tentfuls
17
14
TENTFUL, as much as...
tentigos
14
11
TENTIGO, (Latin) mor...
tentings
14
12
TENTING, an assembla...
tentless
14
10
without a tent [adj]
tenuious
13
11
thin, slender, insub...
tepaches
20
16
TEPACHE, (Spanish) a...
tepefies
17
14
TEPEFY, to make or b...
tequilas
23
19
TEQUILA, a Mexican a...
teraohms
16
13
TERAOHM, one trillio...
terbiums
18
15
TERBIUM, a metallic...
terebras
15
11
TEREBRA, a boring in...
tergites
15
10
TERGITE, the back of...
terminus
15
13
an end [n TERMINUSES...
termites
15
11
TERMITE, a so-called...
termless
16
12
having no limits [ad...
termlies
16
12
TERMLY, a publicatio...
ternions
12
10
TERNION, a triad; a...
terpenes
14
12
TERPENE, any of a cl...
terraces
16
11
TERRACE, to form int...
terrains
13
9
TERRAIN, a tract of...
terranes
12
9
TERRANE, a kind of r...
terrases
13
8
TERRAS, an earthy vo...
terreens
12
9
TERREEN, an earthenw...
terrenes
12
9
TERRENE, the world,...
terriers
14
8
TERRIER, a small dog...
terrines
13
9
TERRINE, (French) an...
terroirs
14
8
TERROIR, (French) th...
tersions
13
9
TERSION, the act of...
tertials
15
9
TERTIAL, a flight fe...
tertians
13
9
TERTIAN, a fever rec...
testates
13
8
TESTATE, one who mak...
testerns
13
9
TESTERN, (Shakespear...
testings
15
11
TESTING, the act of...
testoons
12
9
TESTOON, a Portugues...
testrils
16
9
TESTRIL, (obsolete)...
testudos
14
10
TESTUDO, (Latin) a w...
tetanics
16
12
TETANIC, an agent ca...
tetanies
12
9
TETANY, a morbid con...
tetotums
15
12
TETOTUM, a child's t...
tetracts
17
11
TETRACT, a sponge sp...
tetrodes
13
9
TETRODE, a type of e...
tetroses
13
8
TETROSE, a sugar who...
tettixes
20
15
TETTIX, (Greek) the...
teuchats
19
14
TEUCHAT, a shore bir...
textiles
21
16
TEXTILE, a woven fab...
textings
21
18
TEXTING, the act of...
textisms
22
18
TEXTISM, the languag...
textless
21
16
without a text [adj]
textures
20
16
TEXTURE, to make by...
thalamus
18
15
a part of the brain...
thallous
18
13
of or containing div...
thalwegs
21
16
THALWEG, (German) a...
thanages
15
13
THANAGE, the distric...
thanatos
14
11
(Greek) in Freudian...
thangkas
17
17
THANGKA, (Tibetan) a...
thankers
16
15
THANKER, one who tha...
thannahs
16
14
THANNAH, (Hindi) an...
thatches
21
15
THATCH, to cover wit...
thatness
15
11
that [n -ES]
thawings
20
16
THAWING, the act of...
thawless
20
14
never thawing [adj]
theaters
15
10
THEATER, a building...
theatres
15
10
THEATRE, a building...
theelins
16
12
THEELIN, a female se...
theelols
17
12
THEELOL, a female se...
thelitis
18
11
inflammation of the...
thenages
15
13
THENAGE, the distric...
theocons
17
14
THEOCON, a conservat...
theologs
17
13
THEOLOG, a theologia...
theorbos
17
13
THEORBO, (Italian) a...
theorems
16
13
THEOREM, an establis...
theorics
19
13
THEORIC, (Shakespear...
theories
15
10
THEORY, a group of p...
theriacs
19
13
THERIAC, (archaic) a...
therians
15
11
THERIAN, a therian m...
thermals
18
14
THERMAL, a rising cu...
thermels
18
14
THERMEL, a device fo...
thermits
18
13
THERMIT, a metallic...
thetches
21
15
THETCH, (Spenser) to...
thewless
20
14
weak, without thews,...
thiamins
17
14
THIAMIN, vitamin B1,...
thiazins
19
20
THIAZIN, any of a gr...
thiazols
20
20
THIAZOL, a chemical...
thickens
20
18
THICKEN, to make thi...
thickets
21
17
THICKET, a dense gro...
thickies
21
17
THICKIE, a stupid pe...
thickoes
20
17
THICKO, (colloquial)...
thiggers
19
14
THIGGER, one who thi...
thillers
19
12
THILLER, the horse w...
thimbles
21
17
THIMBLE, to wear a c...
thingies
17
13
THINGY, a thing, a w...
thinkers
17
15
THINKER, one that th...
thinners
15
12
THINNER, a preparati...
thinness
15
12
the state of being t...
thionins
15
12
THIONIN, a violet dy...
thionyls
23
14
THIONYL, a compound...
thirties
17
10
THIRTY, a number [n]
thisness
16
11
the quality of being...
thistles
18
11
THISTLE, a prickly c...
thlipses
20
14
THLIPSIS, (Greek) co...
thlipsis
21
14
(Greek) constriction...
thoraces
18
13
THORAX, the part of...
thoraxes
21
17
THORAX, the part of...
thorites
16
10
THORITE, a silicate...
thoriums
18
14
THORIUM, a radioacti...
thoughts
20
15
THOUGHT, a product o...
thowless
20
14
(Scots) pithless, li...
thrashes
18
12
THRASH, to beat [v]
threaves
17
14
THREAVE, (Scots) a c...
threshes
18
12
THRESH, to separate...
thrimsas
18
13
THRIMSA, (Old Englis...
thripses
19
13
THRIPS, (Greek) any...
thrivers
19
14
THRIVER, one who thr...
thrombus
20
17
a clot occluding a b...
throwers
19
13
THROWER, one that th...
thruputs
20
15
THRUPUT, the amount...
thrushes
19
13
THRUSH, a songbird [...
thruways
26
16
THRUWAY, (US) a moto...
thrymsas
24
15
THRYMSA, (Old Englis...
thuggees
18
15
THUGGEE, (Hindi) mur...
thulites
18
12
THULITE, a red zoisi...
thuliums
20
16
THULIUM, a rare meta...
thumpers
20
17
THUMPER, a strikingl...
thunders
16
13
THUNDER, to produce...
thusness
16
12
the state of being t...
thwaites
19
13
THWAITE, (Old Norse)...
thyloses
23
13
THYLOSE, an ingrowth...
thylosis
24
13
an ingrowth from a n...
thymines
23
16
THYMINE, one of the...
thymomas
24
18
THYMOMA, a tumour ar...
thymuses
24
16
THYMUS, (Latin) a du...
thyroids
23
13
THYROID, a ductless...
tibiales
17
12
TIBIALIS, a muscle i...
tibialis
18
12
a muscle in the calf...
tickings
20
18
TICKING, a strong li...
ticklers
20
16
TICKLER, someone or...
tiddlers
16
11
TIDDLER, a small fis...
tiddleys
22
13
TIDDLEY, an alcoholi...
tiddlies
16
11
TIDDLY, an alcoholic...
tideless
15
10
without a tide [adj]
tiderips
17
12
TIDERIP, disturbed s...
tideways
23
14
TIDEWAY, a channel i...
tidiness
14
10
the state of being t...
tidytips
24
14
a California composi...
tiebacks
20
18
TIEBACK, a loop for...
tiercels
18
12
TIERCEL, a male hawk...
tiercets
17
11
TIERCET, (Italian) a...
tietacks
18
15
TIETACK, a tie clip,...
tiffings
20
17
TIFFING, lunch; a li...
tightass
18
12
(colloquial) an inhi...
tightens
17
13
TIGHTEN, to make tig...
tikangas
15
15
TIKANGA, (Maori) usa...
tilapias
17
12
TILAPIA, any member...
tileries
15
9
TILERY, a tile facto...
tillages
17
12
TILLAGE, the operati...
tillings
18
13
TILLING, cultivation...
tillites
17
10
TILLITE, a stiff imp...
tiltings
17
12
TILTING, the act of...
timaraus
15
12
TIMARAU, a small buf...
timbales
18
15
TIMBALE, (French) a...
timbrels
19
15
TIMBREL, (historical...
timeless
16
12
having no beginning...
timeouts
15
12
TIMEOUT, a brief sus...
timepass
17
14
to pass time [v -ED,...
timolols
17
13
TIMOLOL, a drug used...
timorous
15
12
of a timid dispositi...
timpanas
16
15
TIMPANA, a tradition...
tinamous
14
13
TINAMOU, (Carib) a S...
tinchels
20
15
TINCHEL, (Gaelic) a...
tinfoils
17
13
TINFOIL, a thin meta...
tinglers
16
12
TINGLER, a thing whi...
tinhorns
15
12
TINHORN, a showily p...
tininess
13
10
the quality of being...
tinklers
16
14
TINKLER, an itineran...
tinnings
14
13
TINNING, the act of...
tinnitus
14
11
a ringing sound in t...
tinsnips
16
13
a pair of hand shear...
tintacks
18
16
TINTACK, a tack coat...
tintings
15
12
TINTING, the process...
tintless
15
10
lacking colour [adj]
tintypes
22
14
TINTYPE, a colloquia...
tinwares
16
12
TINWARE, articles ma...
tinworks
18
16
TINWORK, something m...
tipcarts
20
14
TIPCART, a cart so c...
tippings
20
17
TIPPING, the act of...
tipplers
20
15
TIPPLER, one who tip...
tipsters
17
11
TIPSTER, one who sel...
tirasses
14
8
TIRASSE, (French) a...
tireless
15
9
seemingly incapable...
tiswases
17
11
TISWAS, a tizzy, a s...
titaness
13
9
a female titan [n -E...
titanias
13
9
TITANIA, a mineral,...
titanous
13
10
of trivalent titaniu...
tithings
18
13
TITHING, a tax compr...
titlarks
17
13
TITLARK, a pipit, es...
titlings
17
12
TITLING, any of vari...
titlists
17
9
TITLIST, a sports ch...
titrants
14
9
TITRANT, the reagent...
titrates
14
8
TITRATE, to measure...
titulars
16
10
TITULAR, one who has...
tizwases
20
20
TIZWAS, a tizzy, a s...
toadless
14
10
having no toads [adj...
toadlets
14
10
TOADLET, a small toa...
toasters
13
8
TOASTER, a device fo...
toasties
13
8
TOASTIE, (colloquial...
tobaccos
21
17
TOBACCO, an annual h...
toccatas
19
14
TOCCATA, (Italian) a...
tockleys
25
18
TOCKLEY, (Australian...
toddlers
15
11
TODDLER, a young chi...
toeclips
20
15
TOECLIP, an attachme...
toeholds
16
12
TOEHOLD, a space tha...
toenails
13
10
TOENAIL, to fasten w...
toeshoes
14
10
TOESHOE, a dance sho...
tofuttis
17
12
TOFUTTI, (tradename)...
togglers
17
13
TOGGLER, one who tog...
toheroas
14
10
TOHEROA, (Maori) a k...
tohungas
16
14
TOHUNGA, (Maori) a p...
toilings
16
12
TOILING, the act of...
toilless
16
10
without toil [adj]
toisechs
19
13
TOISECH, (Irish) a C...
tokamaks
16
19
TOKAMAK, (Russian) a...
tokomaks
16
19
TOKOMAK, (Russian) a...
tolidins
15
11
TOLIDIN, a chemical...
tollages
16
12
TOLLAGE, payment of...
tollbars
18
13
TOLLBAR, a movable b...
tollings
17
13
TOLLING, the action...
tollways
25
15
TOLLWAY, a road on w...
toluates
14
10
TOLUATE, a salt of a...
toluenes
13
11
TOLUENE, a solvent d...
toluides
15
11
TOLUIDE, a derivativ...
toluoles
15
11
TOLUOLE, a solvent d...
tomatoes
13
11
TOMATO, the edible f...
tombacks
21
21
TOMBACK, an alloy of...
tombless
18
15
without a tomb [adj]
tombolas
17
15
TOMBOLA, a gambling...
tombolos
17
15
TOMBOLO, a sandbar c...
tomfools
17
15
TOMFOOL, to play the...
tompions
16
15
TOMPION, (French) a...
tondinos
12
11
TONDINO, a circular...
tonearms
13
12
TONEARM, the pivoted...
toneless
13
10
without tone [adj TO...
tonepads
14
13
TONEPAD, an electron...
tonetics
16
12
the phonetic study o...
tonettes
12
9
TONETTE, a simple fl...
tonifies
15
12
TONIFY, to give tone...
tonights
17
13
TONIGHT, the present...
tonnages
12
12
TONNAGE, total weigh...
tonneaus
11
11
TONNEAU, (French) th...
tonnells
14
12
TONNELL, (obsolete)...
tonsures
13
10
TONSURE, to shave th...
tontines
12
10
TONTINE, a form of c...
toolbags
17
14
TOOLBAG, a container...
toolbars
16
12
TOOLBAR, a bar with...
toolings
15
12
TOOLING, ornamentati...
toolkits
16
13
TOOLKIT, a set of to...
toolless
15
10
without tools [adj]
toolsets
14
9
TOOLSET, a group of...
tooltips
17
12
TOOLTIP, a box on a...
tootlers
14
9
TOOTLER, one who too...
tootsies
13
8
TOOTSY, (US) a sweet...
toparchs
21
16
TOPARCH, a ruler of...
topcoats
18
14
TOPCOAT, a lightweig...
topcross
19
14
a cross between a pu...
topicals
20
15
TOPICAL, a postage s...
topkicks
22
22
TOPKICK, a first ser...
topknots
16
16
TOPKNOT, an ornament...
toplines
16
13
TOPLINE, to feature...
topmasts
17
14
TOPMAST, a mast of a...
toponyms
22
17
TOPONYM, (Greek) a w...
toppings
19
17
TOPPING, something t...
topsails
17
12
TOPSAIL, a ship's sa...
topsides
16
12
TOPSIDE, the upper p...
topsoils
17
12
TOPSOIL, to remove t...
topspins
18
15
TOPSPIN, a forward s...
topworks
20
18
TOPWORK, to graft sc...
torchers
19
13
TORCHER, (Shakespear...
torchons
18
14
TORCHON, (French) a...
tordions
13
10
TORDION, (French) a...
torgochs
20
15
TORGOCH, (Welsh) a r...
torments
14
12
TORMENT, to harass o...
tornades
12
10
TORNADE, a storm wit...
tornados
12
10
TORNADO, (Spanish) a...
torpedos
15
12
TORPEDO, to attack w...
torquers
22
18
TORQUER, one who tor...
torrents
13
9
TORRENT, a rapid str...
torsades
13
9
TORSADE, an ornament...
torsions
13
9
TORSION, the act of...
tortious
14
9
of the nature of a t...
tortonis
13
9
TORTONI, (Italian) a...
tortuous
14
10
marked by turns or b...
tortures
14
9
TORTURE, to subject...
torulins
15
11
TORULIN, a vitamin i...
toshachs
21
15
TOSHACH, (Irish) a C...
tossings
15
11
TOSSING, the act of...
tosspots
16
11
TOSSPOT, a toper, a...
tostadas
13
9
TOSTADA, (Spanish) a...
tostados
13
9
TOSTADO, (Spanish) a...
tostones
12
9
TOSTONE, (Spanish) a...
totients
13
9
TOTIENT, the number...
tottings
15
11
TOTTING, the re-cycl...
touchers
19
14
TOUCHER, one who tou...
touchups
22
18
TOUCHUP, the act of...
toughens
16
14
TOUGHEN, to make tou...
toughies
17
13
TOUGHY, a tough pers...
touladis
15
11
TOULADI, (American I...
touracos
16
12
TOURACO, an African...
tourings
15
12
TOURING, cross-count...
tourisms
16
12
TOURISM, the practic...
tourists
15
9
TOURIST, one who tou...
tourneys
19
12
TOURNEY, to compete...
tousings
15
12
TOUSING, the act of...
towaways
25
16
TOWAWAY, the act of...
towboats
18
14
TOWBOAT, a vessel co...
towheads
18
14
TOWHEAD, a head of l...
towlines
17
13
TOWLINE, a line used...
towmonds
17
16
TOWMOND, (Scots) a t...
towmonts
17
15
TOWMONT, (Scots) a t...
townless
17
13
having no towns [adj...
townlets
17
13
TOWNLET, a small tow...
towpaths
21
16
TOWPATH, a path alon...
towropes
18
14
TOWROPE, a rope used...
towsacks
21
18
TOWSACK, a sack made...
toxemias
20
18
TOXEMIA, blood poiso...
toyboxes
27
20
TOYBOX, a box for to...
toylands
20
13
TOYLAND, the toy ind...
toyshops
24
15
TOYSHOP, a shop wher...
toytowns
22
14
TOYTOWN, a small mod...
traceurs
17
12
TRACEUR, (French) a...
tracheas
18
13
TRACHEA, the passage...
trachles
20
14
TRACHLE, to draggle,...
tracings
18
14
TRACING, something t...
trackers
18
15
TRACKER, one who tra...
trackies
18
15
(colloquial) a track...
tractors
17
11
TRACTOR, a motor veh...
tradings
15
12
TRADING, the act of...
traduces
17
13
TRADUCE, to defame [...
traffics
22
17
TRAFFIC, to engage i...
tragules
16
12
TRAGULE, (Greek) a s...
trailers
15
9
TRAILER, to transpor...
trainees
12
9
TRAINEE, one who rec...
trainers
13
9
TRAINER, a soft runn...
traipses
16
11
TRAIPSE, to walk wea...
traitors
14
8
TRAITOR, one who bet...
trajects
19
20
TRAJECT, to transmit...
tramcars
18
14
TRAMCAR, a streetcar...
tramells
17
13
TRAMELL, to hinder,...
tramless
16
12
without a tramcar [a...
trammels
17
15
TRAMMEL, to hinder,...
trammies
16
14
TRAMMIE, (Australian...
trampers
17
14
TRAMPER, one who tra...
trampets
17
14
TRAMPET, a small tra...
tramples
18
15
TRAMPLE, to tread ro...
tramways
24
16
TRAMWAY, a route for...
tranches
18
14
TRANCHE, (French) a...
tranects
16
12
TRANECT, (Shakespear...
trangams
15
14
TRANGAM, a showy or...
trangles
15
12
TRANGLE, in heraldry...
trankums
16
17
TRANKUM, (Scott) a t...
trannies
12
10
TRANNY, (colloquial)...
transits
14
9
TRANSIT, to pass acr...
transoms
14
12
TRANSOM, a small win...
tranters
13
9
TRANTER, one who tra...
trapeses
15
11
TRAPES, to walk in a...
trapezes
18
20
TRAPEZE, to perform...
trappers
18
14
TRAPPER, one that tr...
trappous
18
15
pertaining to trapro...
trashers
16
10
TRASHER, one that de...
travails
17
13
TRAVAIL, to toil [v]
travises
16
12
TRAVIS, a stall part...
trawlers
18
12
TRAWLER, a vessel us...
trawleys
24
14
TRAWLEY, a small tru...
traybits
23
13
TRAYBIT, (Australian...
trayfuls
24
15
TRAYFUL, as much as...
treacles
17
12
TREACLE, to smear wi...
treaders
13
9
TREADER, one who tre...
treadles
14
10
TREADLE, to work by...
treagues
14
11
TREAGUE, (Spenser) a...
treasons
12
9
TREASON, betrayal of...
treaters
13
8
TREATER, one who tre...
treaties
13
8
TREATY, a formal agr...
treddles
15
11
TREDDLE, to work by...
treeless
14
9
without trees [adj]
treetops
15
11
TREETOP, the top of...
trefoils
17
12
TREFOIL, a plant hav...
trehalas
16
11
TREHALA, a sweet sub...
treilles
16
10
TREILLE, (French) a...
trekkers
16
16
TREKKER, one who tre...
trembles
18
15
TREMBLE, to shake in...
tremolos
15
12
TREMOLO, (Italian) a...
trenails
14
10
TRENAIL, a wooden pe...
trenches
18
14
TRENCH, to dig a lon...
trendies
13
10
TRENDY, one who is t...
trenises
13
9
TRENISE, (French) th...
trentals
14
10
TRENTAL, a series of...
trepangs
16
14
TREPANG, (Malay) a s...
trespass
16
11
to enter unlawfully...
tressels
15
9
TRESSEL, a support c...
trestles
15
9
TRESTLE, a framework...
trevises
16
12
TREVIS, a stall, als...
treybits
23
13
TREYBIT, a threepenn...
triacids
18
12
TRIACID, a type of a...
triadics
18
12
TRIADIC, a triadic s...
triarchs
20
13
TRIARCH, a ruler of...
triatics
18
11
TRIATIC, a rope join...
triaxons
19
16
TRIAXON, a sponge sp...
triazins
17
18
TRIAZIN, a nitrogen...
tribades
16
12
TRIBADE, (French) a...
tribbles
20
15
TRIBBLE, a horizonta...
triblets
18
12
TRIBLET, a tapering...
tribunes
16
13
TRIBUNE, an ancient...
tributes
17
12
TRIBUTE, a testimony...
trickers
19
15
TRICKER, one who pla...
trickles
20
16
TRICKLE, to run slow...
triclads
19
13
TRICLAD, an aquatic...
tricorns
17
12
TRICORN, a hat with...
tridarns
14
10
TRIDARN, (Welsh) a W...
tridents
14
10
TRIDENT, a spear wit...
triduums
17
14
TRIDUUM, (Latin) a p...
triellas
16
10
TRIELLA, (Australia)...
trientes
13
9
TRIENS, (Latin) a co...
triffids
20
15
TRIFFID, a monstrous...
triflers
18
12
TRIFLER, one who tri...
triggers
17
12
TRIGGER, to set in a...
triglots
17
11
TRIGLOT, a book writ...
trigness
15
11
(Scots) neatness [n...
trigrams
17
13
TRIGRAM, a cluster o...
trilbies
18
12
TRILBY, a soft felt...
triliths
19
11
TRILITH, (Greek) a s...
trillers
17
10
TRILLER, a kind of t...
trilloes
16
10
TRILLO, (Italian) a...
trilobes
17
12
TRILOBE, something t...
trimixes
22
18
TRIMIX, a mixture of...
trimmers
17
14
TRIMMER, one that tr...
trimness
15
12
the state of being t...
trimpots
18
14
TRIMPOT, a small ins...
trimtabs
18
14
TRIMTAB, a tab on an...
trindles
15
11
TRINDLE, to propel b...
tringles
16
12
TRINGLE, a curtain-r...
trinkets
15
13
TRINKET, to have und...
trinkums
17
17
TRINKUM, a trinket,...
triolets
15
9
TRIOLET, a short poe...
trionyms
21
14
TRIONYM, a trinomial...
trioxids
21
16
TRIOXID, an oxide co...
tripacks
21
18
TRIPACK, a type of f...
triplets
18
12
TRIPLET, a group of...
triplies
18
12
TRIPLY, (Scots) in S...
tripolis
18
12
TRIPOLI, an earthy s...
triposes
16
11
TRIPOS, (Greek) a fi...
trippers
19
14
TRIPPER, one who goe...
trippets
19
14
TRIPPET, a trivet wh...
tripples
20
15
TRIPPLE, to proceed...
triptans
16
12
TRIPTAN, a drug for...
triremes
15
11
TRIREME, an ancient...
trisects
18
11
TRISECT, to divide i...
trisemes
15
11
TRISEME, a type of m...
trishaws
20
13
TRISHAW, a three-whe...
trisomes
15
11
TRISOME, a chromosom...
trisulas
16
10
TRISULA, (Sanskrit)...
tritides
15
9
TRITIDE, a compound...
tritiums
17
12
TRITIUM, an isotope...
tritomas
15
11
TRITOMA, a flowering...
tritones
13
9
TRITONE, a musical i...
triumphs
21
17
TRIUMPH, to be victo...
triviums
19
16
TRIVIUM, a group of...
trizones
16
18
TRIZONE, a country f...
trochars
19
13
TROCHAR, a surgical...
trochees
18
13
TROCHEE, a type of m...
trochils
21
14
TROCHIL, an African...
troelies
14
9
TROELY, a leaf of th...
troffers
18
14
TROFFER, a fixture f...
trolands
14
11
TROLAND, a unit of m...
trollers
16
10
TROLLER, a person wh...
trolleys
22
12
TROLLEY, to travel b...
trollies
16
10
TROLLY, to travel by...
trollius
17
11
the globeflower [n -...
trollops
18
13
TROLLOP, to act or d...
trominos
14
12
TROMINO, a flat, thr...
trommels
17
15
TROMMEL, (German) a...
troolies
14
9
TROOLIE, (Tupi) an A...
troopers
15
11
TROOPER, a cavalryma...
trophies
18
13
TROPHY, to honour wi...
tropines
15
12
TROPINE, a poisonous...
tropisms
18
14
TROPISM, the respons...
tropists
17
11
TROPIST, a user of t...
trossers
14
8
(obsolete) trousers,...
trotters
14
8
TROTTER, a foot, esp...
troubles
17
13
TROUBLE, to distress...
trouches
19
14
TROUCH, (dialect) ru...
trounces
16
13
TROUNCE, to beat sev...
troupers
16
12
TROUPER, a member of...
trousers
14
9
a garment worn on th...
trouters
14
9
TROUTER, a trout fis...
trowsers
17
11
(archaic) trousers,...
trucages
18
14
TRUCAGE, (French) th...
truckers
19
16
TRUCKER, a truck dri...
truckies
19
16
TRUCKIE, a truck dri...
truckles
20
17
TRUCKLE, to yield we...
trudgens
15
13
TRUDGEN, a swimming...
trudgers
16
12
TRUDGER, one who tru...
trueness
13
10
the quality of being...
truffles
20
16
TRUFFLE, to hunt or...
trumpets
18
15
TRUMPET, to sound on...
trundles
15
12
TRUNDLE, to propel b...
trunnels
14
12
TRUNNEL, a wooden pe...
trussers
15
9
TRUSSER, a person wh...
trustees
14
9
TRUSTEE, to entrust...
trusters
15
9
TRUSTER, one who tru...
trusties
15
9
TRUSTY, one worthy o...
trustors
15
9
TRUSTOR, one who tru...
truthers
17
11
TRUTHER, a person wh...
trypsins
23
14
TRYPSIN, an enzyme s...
trysails
22
11
TRYSAIL, a ship's sa...
trysters
21
10
TRYSTER, one who mak...
tryworks
25
17
a type of furnace [n...
tsaddiks
16
14
TSADDIK, (Hebrew) in...
tsaddiqs
23
19
TSADDIQ, (Hebrew) in...
tsantsas
13
9
TSANTSA, (Shuari) am...
tsardoms
15
12
TSARDOM, the domain...
tsarinas
13
9
TSARINA, (Russian) t...
tsarisms
16
11
TSARISM, government...
tsarists
15
8
TSARIST, a supporter...
tsatskes
15
12
TSATSKE, (Yiddish) a...
tsiganes
14
11
TSIGANE, (Hungarian)...
tsorriss
15
8
(Yiddish) grief, woe...
tsunamis
15
13
TSUNAMI, (Japanese)...
tsurises
15
9
TSURIS, (Yiddish) gr...
tuataras
13
9
TUATARA, (Maori) a p...
tuateras
13
9
TUATERA, (Maori) a p...
tubaists
17
12
TUBAIST, a tuba play...
tubbings
20
18
TUBBING, material fo...
tubefuls
20
17
TUBEFUL, as much as...
tubeless
17
13
without a tube [adj]
tuberous
16
13
having tubers; knobb...
tubfasts
19
15
TUBFAST, (Shakespear...
tubulars
18
14
TUBULAR, a completel...
tubulins
18
15
TUBULIN, a globular...
tubulous
18
15
shaped like a tube,...
tuchises
20
14
TUCHIS, (Yiddish) th...
tuchuses
20
15
TUCHUS, (Yiddish) th...
tuckings
20
19
TUCKING, a collectio...
tuftings
18
15
TUFTING, the act of...
tugboats
17
14
TUGBOAT, a boat that...
tuggings
18
16
TUGGING, the act of...
tughriks
20
17
TUGHRIK, (Mongolian)...
tuilyies
22
12
TUILYIE [v]
tuilzies
19
19
TUILZIE [v]
tuitions
14
10
TUITION, a fee for i...
tulchans
20
16
TULCHAN, (Gaelic) a...
tumblers
19
16
TUMBLER, a drinking-...
tumbrels
19
16
TUMBREL, a type of c...
tumbrils
20
16
TUMBRIL, a type of c...
tumefies
17
15
TUMEFY, to swell [v]
tumesces
18
15
TUMESCE, to swell [v...
tummlers
18
16
TUMMLER, (Yiddish) o...
tumorous
15
13
having the nature of...
tumphies
20
17
TUMPHY, a blockhead...
tumshies
18
14
TUMSHIE, a turnip [n...
tumulous
17
15
full of mounds, also...
tuneages
13
12
TUNEAGE, (a piece of...
tuneless
14
11
without a tune [adj...
tunicins
17
14
TUNICIN, a gelatinou...
tunicles
18
14
TUNICLE, a short ecc...
tunnages
13
13
TUNNAGE, a tax of so...
tunnings
14
14
TUNNING, the act of...
tuppings
20
18
TUPPING, copulation...
turacins
17
13
TURACIN, a red or cr...
turacous
17
13
TURACOU, an African...
turbands
16
14
TURBAND, (Shakespear...
turbants
16
13
TURBANT, (Milton) a...
turbeths
19
14
TURBETH, a medicinal...
turbines
16
13
TURBINE, a type of e...
turbiths
20
14
TURBITH, a medicinal...
turbonds
16
14
TURBOND, (Shakespear...
turdions
14
11
TURDION, (French) a...
turfings
18
15
TURFING, the act of...
turfites
17
12
TURFITE, a devotee o...
turfless
18
13
having no turf [adj]
turfskis
19
16
TURFSKI, a type of s...
turgites
16
11
TURGITE, an iron ore...
turistas
15
9
TURISTA, (Spanish) i...
turkises
16
13
TURKIS, (Milton) tur...
turmoils
17
13
TURMOIL, to cause a...
turnduns
14
13
TURNDUN, (Native Aus...
turnings
15
13
TURNING, a rotation...
turnkeys
21
16
TURNKEY, a person wh...
turnoffs
18
16
TURNOFF, a road that...
turnouts
14
11
TURNOUT, an assembla...
turpeths
19
14
TURPETH, a medicinal...
turquois
23
19
a hydrous phosphate...
turtlers
16
10
TURTLER, one who cat...
tushkars
18
15
TUSHKAR, a turf-spad...
tushkers
18
15
TUSHKER, a turf-spad...
tuskings
17
16
TUSKING, the act of...
tuskless
17
14
without tusks [adj]
tussises
15
9
TUSSIS, a cough [n]
tussocks
19
16
TUSSOCK, a clump of...
tussores
14
9
TUSSORE, (Hindi) a f...
tussucks
20
17
TUSSUCK, a clump of...
tutanias
13
10
TUTANIA, a type of B...
tutelars
15
10
TUTELAR, one who has...
tutenags
14
12
TUTENAG, (Marathi) a...
tutoress
14
9
(archaic) a female t...
tutoyers
20
11
TUTOYER, to address...
tutrices
18
12
TUTRIX, (obsolete) a...
tutrixes
21
16
TUTRIX, (obsolete) a...
tuttings
16
12
TUTTING, the act of...
tutworks
19
16
TUTWORK, piece-work...
tuxedoes
19
17
TUXEDO, a man's semi...
twaddles
18
14
TWADDLE, to talk foo...
twangers
17
14
TWANGER, a person pl...
twangles
18
15
TWANGLE, to make a s...
twankays
23
18
TWANKAY, (Chinese) a...
twankies
17
16
TWANKY, (Chinese) a...
twasomes
17
14
TWASOME, (Scots) a t...
twattles
18
12
TWATTLE, to talk foo...
tweakers
17
15
TWEAKER, a small scr...
tweedles
17
13
TWEEDLE, to perform...
tweeners
15
12
TWEENER, a player ha...
tweeness
15
12
the state of being a...
tweenies
15
12
TWEENY, (colloquial)...
tweeters
16
11
TWEETER, a loudspeak...
tweetups
19
15
TWEETUP, an online m...
tweezers
19
20
TWEEZER, a pincerlik...
twelfths
23
17
TWELFTH, a twelfth p...
twenties
16
12
TWENTY, a number [n]
twibills
23
16
TWIBILL, a battle-ax...
twiddles
19
14
TWIDDLE, to play idl...
twiggers
20
15
TWIGGER, a wanton [n...
twigless
20
14
without twigs [adj]
twiglets
20
14
TWIGLET, a small twi...
twigloos
19
14
TWIGLOO, a makeshift...
twillies
20
13
TWILLY, a willowing...
twinings
18
15
TWINING, the act of...
twinjets
19
21
TWINJET, an aircraft...
twinkies
18
16
TWINKIE, (trade) a s...
twinkles
19
17
TWINKLE, to shine wi...
twinsets
17
12
TWINSET, a matching...
twinters
17
12
TWINTER, (Scots) a t...
twirlers
19
12
TWIRLER, a person wh...
twiscars
21
14
TWISCAR, a turf-spad...
twisters
18
11
TWISTER, (colloquial...
twistors
18
11
TWISTOR, a complex v...
twitches
23
16
TWITCH, to move spas...
twittens
17
12
TWITTEN, a narrow la...
twitters
18
11
TWITTER, to chirp [v...
twizzles
25
30
TWIZZLE, to twirl, s...
twoccers
23
17
TWOCCER, a person wh...
twockers
21
18
TWOCKER, a person wh...
twofolds
20
16
TWOFOLD, an amount t...
twoonies
15
12
TWOONIE, (colloquial...
twosomes
17
14
TWOSOME, a pair of t...
tychisms
28
18
TYCHISM, the theory...
tylopods
23
15
TYLOPOD, ungulates w...
tylosins
21
12
TYLOSIN, an antibiot...
typebars
24
16
TYPEBAR, a part of a...
typesets
22
13
TYPESET, to set in t...
typhoids
25
16
TYPHOID, an infectio...
typhoons
23
16
TYPHOON, a tropical...
typhuses
25
16
TYPHUS, any of a gro...
typifies
25
16
TYPIFY, to serve at...
tyrannes
18
12
TYRANNE, to play the...
tyrannis
19
12
an illegal regime [n...
tyreless
21
11
without tyres [adj]
tzaddiks
19
23
TZADDIK, (Hebrew) in...
tzaddiqs
26
28
TZADDIQ, (Hebrew) in...
tzardoms
18
21
TZARDOM, the domain...
tzarinas
16
18
TZARINA, (Russian) t...
tzarisms
19
20
TZARISM, government...
tzarists
18
17
TZARIST, a supporter...
tziganes
17
20
TZIGANE, (Hungarian)...
tzurises
18
18
TZURIS, (Yiddish) gr...
uberties
16
12
UBERTY, fruitfulness...
ubieties
16
12
UBIETY, the state of...
udallers
16
12
UDALLER, a holder of...
uglifies
19
15
UGLIFY, to make ugly...
ugliness
16
13
the state of being u...
ukeleles
16
15
UKELELE, a small gui...
ukuleles
17
16
UKULELE, a small gui...
ulcerous
18
14
being affected with...
ulexites
21
17
ULEXITE, a hydrous b...
ulitises
16
10
ULITIS, inflammation...
ultisols
17
11
ULTISOL, a reddish-y...
ululates
16
12
ULULATE, to lament l...
umbrages
18
17
UMBRAGE, to offend [...
umbreres
17
15
UMBRERE, (Spenser) t...
umlungus
18
18
UMLUNGU, (South Afri...
unadepts
15
14
UNADEPT, a person wh...
unakites
14
14
UNAKITE, an igneous...
unalists
15
11
UNALIST, a person wh...
unawares
15
13
without warning, als...
unbegets
16
15
UNBEGET, to undo the...
unbeings
16
16
UNBEING, a state of...
unbiases
15
13
UNBIAS, to free from...
unblinds
17
16
UNBLIND, to free fro...
unblocks
21
21
UNBLOCK, to free fro...
unbosoms
16
16
UNBOSOM, to pour out...
unbraces
18
16
UNBRACE, to free fro...
unbraids
16
14
UNBRAID, to separate...
unbrakes
16
17
UNBRAKE, to release...
unbuilds
18
16
UNBUILD, to demolish...
unburies
16
14
UNBURY, to disinter;...
unbusies
16
14
UNBUSY, to make less...
unchains
18
16
UNCHAIN, to free fro...
unchairs
19
15
UNCHAIR, to remove f...
uncharms
20
18
UNCHARM, to free fro...
unchecks
23
22
UNCHECK, (Shakespear...
unchilds
21
17
UNCHILD, to change f...
unchokes
19
19
UNCHOKE, to free fro...
unclamps
21
20
UNCLAMP, to free fro...
unclasps
20
17
UNCLASP, to free fro...
uncloaks
18
18
UNCLOAK, to remove a...
uncloses
17
14
UNCLOSE, to open [v]
unclouds
18
16
UNCLOUD, to free fro...
uncovers
18
17
UNCOVER, to remove t...
uncrates
16
13
UNCRATE, to remove f...
uncrowns
19
17
UNCROWN, to deprive...
unctions
16
14
UNCTION, anointing a...
unctuous
17
15
fatty, oily; marked...
uncurses
17
14
UNCURSE, to free fro...
undights
18
15
UNDIGHT, (Spenser) t...
undoings
14
14
UNDOING, the reversa...
undrapes
15
14
UNDRAPE, to strip of...
undulous
15
14
undulating, wavy, al...
unearths
15
12
UNEARTH, to dig up [...
uneathes
14
12
(archaic) with diffi...
unequals
22
21
UNEQUAL, one who is...
unfaiths
18
15
UNFAITH, a lack of f...
unfamous
16
17
not famous [adj]
unfences
17
17
UNFENCE, to remove a...
unfrocks
20
20
UNFROCK, to divest o...
ungirths
18
14
UNGIRTH, to free fro...
ungloves
17
17
UNGLOVE, to uncover...
ungroups
17
16
UNGROUP, to separate...
unguards
15
14
UNGUARD, to leave un...
unguents
14
14
UNGUENT, an ointment...
unhearts
15
12
UNHEART, (Shakespear...
unhinges
16
15
UNHINGE, to remove f...
unhoards
15
13
UNHOARD, to take fro...
unhorses
15
12
UNHORSE, to cause to...
unhouses
15
13
UNHOUSE, to deprive...
unibrows
19
16
UNIBROW, a derogator...
unicorns
16
14
UNICORN, a mythical...
unifaces
18
16
UNIFACE, a coin havi...
unifiers
16
13
UNIFIER, something o...
uniforms
17
16
UNIFORM, to dress in...
unisexes
19
17
UNISEX, the conditio...
unitages
14
12
UNITAGE, amount in u...
unitards
14
11
UNITARD, a leotard t...
unitings
15
13
UNITING, the state o...
unitions
13
11
UNITION, conjunction...
unitises
14
10
UNITISE, to divide i...
unitizes
17
19
UNITIZE, to divide i...
unjoints
15
20
UNJOINT, to separate...
unjoyous
21
22
not joyous [adj]
unkisses
15
14
UNKISS, (Shakespeare...
unknowns
16
19
UNKNOWN, something t...
unlashes
16
13
UNLASH, to untie the...
unlearns
13
12
UNLEARN, to put out...
unlevels
17
16
UNLEVEL, to make une...
unlooses
13
11
UNLOOSE, to set free...
unmakers
15
17
UNMAKER, one who unm...
unmeshes
16
15
UNMESH, to disentang...
unmiters
15
13
UNMITER, to depose f...
unmitres
15
13
UNMITRE, to depose f...
unmoulds
16
16
UNMOULD, to change t...
unmounts
14
15
UNMOUNT, to dismount...
unnerves
14
15
UNNERVE, to deprive...
unnethes
14
13
(archaic) with diffi...
unnobles
15
15
UNNOBLE, to deprive...
unorders
13
11
UNORDER, to counterm...
unpaints
15
14
UNPAINT, to remove t...
unpanels
15
15
UNPANEL, to unsaddle...
unpapers
17
16
UNPAPER, to remove p...
unplaces
19
17
UNPLACE, to displace...
unplaits
17
14
UNPLAIT, to undo the...
unplumbs
21
21
UNPLUMB, to remove l...
unplumes
18
18
UNPLUME, to strip of...
unpurses
16
14
UNPURSE, to relax th...
unqueens
20
21
UNQUEEN, to deprive...
unquiets
22
20
UNQUIET, to disturb...
unquotes
21
20
UNQUOTE, to close a...
unravels
16
15
UNRAVEL, to separate...
unreaves
14
14
UNREAVE, to unwind;...
unreeves
14
14
UNREEVE, to withdraw...
unrights
18
14
UNRIGHT [n]
unrivets
16
14
UNRIVET, to take out...
unroosts
13
10
UNROOST, to drive fr...
unrounds
13
13
UNROUND, to articula...
unsaints
13
11
UNSAINT, to divest o...
unscales
17
14
UNSCALE, to remove t...
unscrews
20
16
UNSCREW, to remove t...
unselves
16
15
UNSELF, altruism, im...
unsenses
12
11
UNSENSE, to deprive...
unshales
16
13
UNSHALE, to strip th...
unshapes
17
15
UNSHAPE, to deprive...
unshells
18
14
UNSHELL, to strip th...
unshifts
19
15
UNSHIFT, to release...
unshoots
15
12
UNSHOOT, (Shakespear...
unshouts
16
13
UNSHOUT, to make a c...
unsights
18
14
UNSIGHT, to prevent...
unsinews
16
14
UNSINEW, to take the...
unslings
16
14
UNSLING, to remove f...
unsnarls
14
12
UNSNARL, to disentan...
unsnecks
17
18
UNSNECK, to undo the...
unsobers
15
13
UNSOBER, to make unr...
unspeaks
16
17
UNSPEAK, (Shakespear...
unspells
18
15
UNSPELL, to free fro...
unspools
16
14
UNSPOOL, to unwind f...
unstacks
18
17
UNSTACK, to remove f...
unstates
13
10
UNSTATE, (Shakespear...
unsteels
14
11
UNSTEEL, to disarm;...
unsticks
19
17
UNSTICK, to disjoin...
unstocks
18
17
UNSTOCK, to deplete...
unstraps
16
13
UNSTRAP, to remove a...
unstress
14
10
to become less stres...
unstrips
17
13
UNSTRIP, (dialect) t...
unswears
16
13
UNSWEAR, to retract...
unthinks
17
17
UNTHINK, to dismiss...
untidies
14
11
UNTIDY, to make unti...
untraces
16
13
UNTRACE, to loose fr...
untracks
18
17
UNTRACK, to cause to...
untreads
13
11
UNTREAD, (Shakespear...
untrusts
15
11
UNTRUST, lack of tru...
untruths
17
13
UNTRUTH, something t...
untwines
16
14
UNTWINE, to separate...
untwists
18
13
UNTWIST, to untwine...
untyings
21
15
UNTYING, the act of...
unvailes
16
15
UNVAILE, (obsolete)...
unvisors
16
14
UNVISOR, to open the...
unvoices
18
17
UNVOICE, to deprive...
unwaters
16
13
UNWATER, to drain, e...
unweaves
17
17
UNWEAVE, to undo som...
unwishes
19
15
UNWISH, (Shakespeare...
unwomans
16
17
UNWOMAN, to make unw...
unworths
19
15
UNWORTH, lack of wor...
unwrites
17
13
UNWRITE, to undo the...
upalongs
17
16
UPALONG, a location...
upbraids
19
16
UPBRAID, to reproach...
upbreaks
19
19
UPBREAK, to break ou...
upbrings
20
18
UPBRING, to bring up...
upbuilds
21
18
UPBUILD, to build up...
upbursts
20
16
UPBURST, to burst up...
upcheers
21
17
UPCHEER, to encourag...
upchucks
27
25
UPCHUCK, to vomit [v...
upclimbs
25
22
UPCLIMB, to climb up...
upcloses
20
16
UPCLOSE, to close up...
upcurves
22
20
UPCURVE, to curve up...
upcycles
30
21
UPCYCLE, to recycle...
updaters
16
13
UPDATER, one who upd...
updrafts
19
16
UPDRAFT, an upwards...
upflings
21
19
UPFLING, to fling up...
upgoings
18
17
UPGOING, the act of...
upgrades
17
15
UPGRADE, to raise to...
upgushes
20
17
UPGUSH, to gush up [...
upheaves
19
18
UPHEAVE, to heave up...
uphoards
18
15
UPHOARD, to hoard up...
uphoists
19
14
UPHOIST, to hoist up...
uphoords
18
15
UPHOORD, (Shakespear...
uplights
22
17
UPLIGHT, to light to...
upmakers
18
19
UPMAKER, one who mak...
upraises
16
12
UPRAISE, to raise up...
uprights
21
16
UPRIGHT, to raise or...
uprisals
18
13
UPRISAL, the act of...
uprisers
17
12
UPRISER, one who ris...
uprivers
19
16
UPRIVER, an area lyi...
uprouses
16
13
UPROUSE, to rouse up...
uprushes
19
15
UPRUSH, to rush up [...
upscales
20
16
UPSCALE, to appeal t...
upshifts
22
17
UPSHIFT, to shift an...
upshoots
18
14
UPSHOOT, to shoot up...
upsilons
17
14
UPSILON, (Greek) a G...
upskills
21
18
UPSKILL, to improve...
upslopes
19
16
UPSLOPE, an upward s...
upspeaks
19
19
UPSPEAK, to speak up...
upspears
18
15
UPSPEAR, to shoot up...
upstages
17
14
UPSTAGE, to outdo th...
upstairs
17
12
up the stairs [adv]...
upstands
16
14
UPSTAND, to stand up...
upstares
16
12
UPSTARE, to stare up...
upstarts
17
12
UPSTART, to start up...
upstates
16
12
UPSTATE, the norther...
upsurges
18
15
UPSURGE, to surge up...
upswarms
21
18
UPSWARM, (archaic) t...
upsweeps
21
18
UPSWEEP, to sweep up...
upswells
22
17
UPSWELL, to swell up...
upswings
21
18
UPSWING, to swing up...
uptempos
19
18
UPTEMPO, a fast or l...
upthrows
22
17
UPTHROW, to throw up...
uptosses
16
12
UPTOSS, to toss upwa...
uptrains
16
13
UPTRAIN, (obsolete)...
uptrends
16
14
UPTREND, a tendency...
upvalues
19
18
UPVALUE, to increase...
upwhirls
24
18
UPWHIRL, to whirl up...
uraemias
14
12
URAEMIA, the retenti...
uraeuses
13
10
URAEUS, (Latin) an E...
uralites
15
10
URALITE, an altered...
uranides
13
11
URANIDE, a radioacti...
uranisms
15
13
URANISM, male homose...
uranites
13
10
URANITE, a mineral,...
uraniums
15
14
URANIUM, a radioacti...
urceolus
18
14
a pitcher-shaped str...
uredines
13
11
UREDO, (Latin) rust...
urethans
15
12
URETHAN, a crystalli...
urethras
16
11
URETHRA, the duct th...
urgences
17
15
URGENCE, (archaic) u...
uricases
17
12
URICASE, an enzyme o...
uridines
14
11
URIDINE, a pyrimidin...
urinates
13
10
URINATE, to discharg...
uroboros
15
12
a representation of...
urodeles
14
11
URODELE, one of the...
urograms
16
14
UROGRAM, an X-ray of...
uroliths
18
12
UROLITH, a small sto...
uromeres
14
12
UROMERE, any one of...
urosomes
14
12
UROSOME, the abdomen...
usaunces
16
14
USAUNCE, a generally...
usheress
16
11
a female usher [n -E...
usucapts
20
16
USUCAPT, to acquire...
usurious
15
11
practising usury, al...
usurpers
17
13
USURPER, one who usu...
utensils
15
11
UTENSIL, a useful im...
uteritis
15
9
inflammation of the...
uteruses
14
10
UTERUS, an organ of...
utilises
16
10
UTILISE, to make use...
utilizes
19
19
UTILIZE, to make use...
utopians
15
13
UTOPIAN, one who bel...
utopisms
18
15
UTOPISM, the ideals...
utopists
17
12
UTOPIST, one who bel...
utricles
19
13
UTRICLE, a saclike c...
utterers
14
9
UTTERER, one who utt...
uvulitis
19
15
inflammation of the...
uxorious
20
17
excessively submissi...
vacances
20
19
VACANCE, the state o...
vacaturs
19
16
VACATUR, (Latin) the...
vaccinas
21
19
VACCINA, (Latin) cow...
vaccines
21
19
VACCINE, a preparati...
vacuates
18
16
VACUATE, (obsolete)...
vacuists
20
16
VACUIST, one who thi...
vacuoles
19
17
VACUOLE, a small cav...
vagaries
16
14
VAGARY, a whim, also...
vagrants
16
15
VAGRANT, a wanderer...
vainness
14
14
the state of being v...
vaivodes
17
17
VAIVODE, (Russian) o...
vakasses
16
16
VAKASS, (Armenian) a...
valances
18
17
VALANCE, to drape wi...
valences
18
17
VALENCE, a chemical...
valguses
18
16
VALGUS, (Latin) the...
valiants
16
14
VALIANT, (obsolete)...
valoneas
14
14
VALONEA, (Italian) a...
valonias
15
14
VALONIA, (Italian) a...
valorous
16
14
courageous [adj VALO...
valuates
16
14
VALUATE, to appraise...
valvules
20
19
VALVULE, a small val...
vamooses
15
15
VAMOOSE, to leave qu...
vampings
20
21
VAMPING, the patchin...
vampires
19
18
VAMPIRE, to prey upo...
vanadous
14
15
pertaining to vanadi...
vandykes
22
20
VANDYKE, to notch or...
vaneless
15
14
without a vane [adj]
vanessas
14
13
VANESSA, a butterfly...
vanillas
17
15
VANILLA, (Spanish) a...
vanishes
17
15
VANISH, to disappear...
vanities
15
13
VANITY, inflated pri...
vanloads
15
15
VANLOAD, the quantit...
vannings
15
17
VANNING, a process b...
vanpools
17
17
VANPOOL, an arrangem...
vantages
15
15
VANTAGE, (Spenser) t...
vaporers
17
15
VAPORER, one that va...
vaporous
17
16
like vapour [adj]
vaqueros
23
22
VAQUERO, (Spanish) o...
vareuses
15
13
VAREUSE, (French) a...
variants
15
13
VARIANT, something t...
variates
15
12
VARIATE, to change,...
variolas
16
13
VARIOLA, (Latin) sma...
varioles
16
13
VARIOLE, a small dep...
varments
16
16
VARMENT, (dialect) a...
varmints
17
16
VARMINT, an animal c...
varyings
23
17
VARYING, the act of...
vasefuls
19
17
VASEFUL, the content...
vassails
17
13
VASSAIL, (Scott) a v...
vastness
15
13
the state of being v...
vaulters
17
14
VAULTER, one who vau...
vaunters
15
14
VAUNTER, one who boa...
vauriens
15
14
VAURIEN, (French) a...
vavasors
17
16
VAVASOR, a knight, n...
vedalias
16
14
VEDALIA, an Australi...
vedettes
15
13
VEDETTE, (French) a...
veerings
16
15
VEERING, the act of...
vegetals
17
15
VEGETAL, a plant or...
vehicles
22
18
VEHICLE, a device us...
veilings
18
16
VEILING, material fo...
veilless
18
14
without a veil [adj]
veinings
16
16
VEINING, a network o...
veinless
16
14
without veins [adj]
veinlets
16
14
VEINLET, a small vei...
veinules
16
15
VEINULE, a small vei...
veligers
18
15
VELIGER, (Latin) a m...
veloutes
16
14
VELOUTE, (French) a...
venators
14
13
VENATOR, (Latin) a h...
vendaces
17
17
VENDACE, a whitefish...
vendages
15
16
VENDAGE, the grape h...
vendings
16
17
VENDING, the act of...
vendises
15
14
VENDIS, a whitefish,...
venerers
14
13
VENERER, a gamekeepe...
veneries
14
13
VENERY, (archaic) th...
venisons
14
14
VENISON, the edible...
venomers
15
16
VENOMER, (archaic) a...
venomous
15
17
poisonous [adj VENOM...
ventages
15
15
VENTAGE, (Shakespear...
ventails
16
14
VENTAIL, the movable...
ventanas
13
14
VENTANA, (Spanish) a...
ventiges
16
15
VENTIGE, (Shakespear...
ventings
16
16
VENTING, the act of...
ventless
16
14
without a vent [adj]
ventoses
14
13
VENTOSE, an apparatu...
ventrals
16
14
VENTRAL, a ventral f...
ventrous
15
14
(Spenser) adventurou...
ventures
15
14
VENTURE, to risk, al...
venturis
16
14
VENTURI, a device fo...
venulous
16
16
full of venules, or...
verandas
14
14
VERANDA, (Hindi) a r...
verbenas
16
16
VERBENA, a plant of...
verbiles
19
16
VERBILE, one whose m...
verbings
19
18
VERBING, using a nou...
verbless
19
16
without a verb [adj]
verdicts
20
16
VERDICT, the decisio...
verdites
16
13
VERDITE, green mica...
verdures
16
14
VERDURE, green veget...
verifies
18
15
VERIFY, to prove to...
verismos
17
15
VERISMO, realism in...
verities
16
12
VERITY, truth [n]
verjuses
18
22
VERJUS, the sour jui...
vermeils
18
16
VERMEIL, to colour r...
vermells
19
17
VERMELL, (Spenser) v...
vermuths
20
18
VERMUTH, (French) a...
verniers
15
13
VERNIER, an auxiliar...
vernixes
21
20
VERNIX, a fatty subs...
veronals
15
14
VERONAL, a barbitone...
verrines
15
13
VERRINE, an appetise...
verrucas
19
16
VERRUCA, (Latin) a p...
verrugas
17
15
VERRUGA, (Spanish) a...
versants
15
13
VERSANT, the slope o...
versines
15
13
VERSINE, a versed si...
versings
17
15
VERSING, the composi...
versions
15
13
VERSION [n]
vertexes
21
19
VERTEX, (Latin) the...
vertices
19
15
VERTEX, (Latin) the...
vertigos
17
14
VERTIGO, dizziness [...
vertuous
16
14
(Spenser) possessing...
vervains
17
17
VERVAIN, a wild verb...
vesicles
20
16
VESICLE, a small bli...
vessails
17
13
VESSAIL, (Scott) a v...
vestiges
17
14
VESTIGE, a visible s...
vestings
17
15
VESTING, the act of...
vestless
17
13
without a vest [adj]
vestries
16
12
VESTRY, a room in wh...
vestures
16
13
VESTURE, (archaic) t...
veterans
14
13
VETERAN, a former me...
vetivers
18
16
VETIVER, (Tamil) an...
vetkoeks
17
20
VETKOEK, (Afrikaans)...
vetoless
16
13
not exercising a vet...
vettings
17
15
VETTING, as in posit...
vetturas
16
13
VETTURA, (Italian) a...
viaducts
20
17
VIADUCT, a structure...
vialfuls
21
18
VIALFUL, as much as...
viatores
15
12
VIATOR, a traveller...
vibrants
18
16
VIBRANT, a sonant, a...
vibrates
18
15
VIBRATE, to move bac...
vibratos
18
15
VIBRATO, (Italian) a...
vibrions
18
16
VIBRION, a bacterium...
vicaress
19
15
a vicar's wife [n -E...
vicaries
19
15
VICARY, a vicarship...
viceless
20
16
having no immoral ha...
viceroys
25
17
VICEROY, one who rul...
viciates
19
15
VICIATE, (obsolete)...
vicomtes
20
18
VICOMTE, (French) in...
victress
20
15
a female victor, als...
victuals
21
17
VICTUAL, to provide...
vicugnas
20
19
VICUGNA, a wild wool...
vidalias
17
14
VIDALIA, a sweet oni...
videttes
16
13
VIDETTE, (French) a...
vidicons
19
17
VIDICON, a type of t...
viduages
17
16
VIDUAGE, (Latin) wid...
viewings
20
18
VIEWING, the act of...
viewless
20
16
having no opinions [...
vigorous
17
15
full of vigor [adj V...
vihuelas
19
16
VIHUELA, (Spanish) a...
vilayets
23
15
VILAYET, (Turkish) o...
vildness
17
15
the state of being v...
vileness
16
14
the state of being v...
viliacos
20
16
VILIACO, (obsolete)...
viliagos
18
15
VILIAGO, (obsolete)...
vilifies
20
16
VILIFY, to slander;...
villages
19
16
VILLAGE, a small com...
villains
18
15
VILLAIN, a malevolen...
villeins
18
15
VILLEIN, (historical...
vinasses
15
13
VINASSE, a residue l...
vinegars
16
15
VINEGAR, to treat wi...
vineless
16
14
with no vine [adj]
vineries
15
13
VINERY, a place in w...
vinifies
18
16
VINIFY, to convert i...
vintages
16
15
VINTAGE, to strip of...
vintners
15
14
VINTNER, a wine merc...
vintries
16
13
VINTRY, a wine-shop...
violates
16
13
VIOLATE, to fail to...
violents
16
14
VIOLENT, (obsolete)...
violists
18
13
VIOLIST, one who pla...
violones
15
14
VIOLONE, (Italian) a...
viperous
18
16
having the qualities...
viragoes
16
14
VIRAGO, a noisy, dom...
virandas
15
14
VIRANDA, (Hindi) a r...
virandos
15
14
VIRANDO, (Hindi) a r...
virelais
17
13
VIRELAI, (French) an...
virelays
23
15
VIRELAY, (French) an...
viremias
17
15
VIREMIA, the presenc...
viretots
16
12
VIRETOT, (Scott) rus...
virgates
17
14
VIRGATE, an early En...
virgules
19
16
VIRGULE, a diagonal...
virtuous
17
14
characterized by vir...
viscoses
19
15
VISCOSE, the sodium...
vishings
20
17
VISHING, the practis...
visibles
20
16
VISIBLE, a visible t...
visitees
16
12
VISITEE, the person...
visiters
17
12
VISITER, someone who...
visitors
17
12
VISITOR, someone who...
vitamers
17
15
VITAMER, a type of c...
vitamins
17
16
VITAMIN, an organic...
vitellus
19
15
the yolk of an egg [...
vitesses
16
12
VITESSE, (French) sp...
vitiates
16
12
VITIATE, to impair t...
vitrages
17
14
VITRAGE, (French) a...
vitrains
16
13
VITRAIN, a separable...
vitreous
16
13
glassy [adj VITREOUS...
vitreums
18
16
VITREUM, a vitreous...
vitrines
16
13
VITRINE, a glass sho...
vitriols
18
13
VITRIOL, to treat wi...
vivaries
18
16
VIVARY, a place for...
viverras
18
16
VIVERRA, (Latin) a m...
vivifies
21
19
VIVIFY, to give life...
vloggers
19
17
VLOGGER, one who kee...
vocables
21
19
VOCABLE, a word, or...
vocalics
23
19
VOCALIC, a vowel sou...
vocoders
18
16
VOCODER, an electron...
vodcasts
19
16
VODCAST, to broadcas...
voguings
18
18
VOGUING, performing...
voicings
20
18
VOICING, the regulat...
voidings
17
16
VOIDING, the act of...
voidness
15
14
the state of being v...
voitures
16
13
VOITURE, (French) a...
voivodes
17
17
VOIVODE, (Russian) o...
volantes
15
14
VOLANTE, a two-wheel...
volaries
16
13
VOLARY, an aviary [n...
volatics
20
16
VOLATIC, a creature...
volcanos
18
17
VOLCANO, a centre of...
voleries
16
13
VOLERY, a large bird...
volpinos
18
17
VOLPINO, (Italian) a...
voltages
17
15
VOLTAGE, electromoti...
voluspas
19
17
VOLUSPA, a sibyl or...
volutins
17
15
VOLUTIN, a granular...
volvoxes
24
24
VOLVOX, any of a gen...
volvulus
21
20
a twisting of the in...
vomiters
17
15
VOMITER, one who vom...
vomitous
17
16
pertaining to vomiti...
voragoes
15
14
VORAGO, (Latin) a gu...
vorlages
17
15
VORLAGE, (German) th...
vortexes
21
19
VORTEX, a whirling m...
vortices
19
15
VORTEX, a whirling m...
votaress
15
12
a female votary, als...
votaries
15
12
VOTARY, a person who...
voteless
16
13
without a vote [adj]
vouchees
20
18
VOUCHEE, one for who...
vouchers
21
18
VOUCHER, to establis...
voudouns
15
16
VOUDOUN, West Indian...
vouvrays
24
19
VOUVRAY, (French) a...
vowesses
18
15
VOWESS, (historical)...
voyagers
22
16
VOYAGER, one who voy...
vulgates
18
16
VULGATE, the common...
vulguses
19
17
VULGUS, (Latin) the...
vultures
18
15
VULTURE, a bird of p...
vulturns
18
16
VULTURN, (obsolete)...
vulvitis
21
18
inflammation of the...
wabblers
22
18
WABBLER, (obsolete)...
wabsters
19
14
WABSTER, (Scots) a w...
wacondas
18
16
WACONDA, (Native Ame...
waddings
18
16
WADDING, a mass of s...
waddlers
18
14
WADDLER, one who wad...
wadmaals
18
16
WADMAAL, a thick, co...
wadmolls
20
17
WADMOLL, a thick, co...
wadsetts
17
12
WADSETT, (Scots) to...
waesucks
21
19
(Scots) interjection...
wafflers
22
18
WAFFLER, one who waf...
waftages
19
16
WAFTAGE, the act of...
waftings
20
17
WAFTING, the act of...
waftures
19
15
WAFTURE, (Shakespear...
wageless
18
14
unpaid [adj]
wagerers
17
13
WAGERER, one who mak...
wagglers
20
16
WAGGLER, a fishing f...
wagoners
16
14
WAGONER, one who dri...
wagtails
19
14
WAGTAIL, a bird note...
wailings
19
15
WAILING, the act of...
wainages
16
14
WAINAGE, land under...
waisters
17
11
WAISTER, a seaman st...
waitings
18
14
WAITING, attendance,...
waitress
17
11
to serve as a female...
waitrons
16
12
WAITRON, a server in...
waivodes
18
16
WAIVODE, (Russian) o...
waiwodes
19
15
WAIWODE, (Russian) o...
wakandas
16
17
WAKANDA, (Native Ame...
wakeless
18
16
unbroken sleep [adj]
wakeners
16
16
WAKENER, one that wa...
walkings
20
19
WALKING, the act of...
walkouts
19
17
WALKOUT, a strike by...
walkways
28
21
WALKWAY, a pedestria...
wallabas
20
16
WALLABA, a leguminou...
walleyes
24
15
WALLEYE, an eye in w...
wallings
20
16
WALLING, walls colle...
walruses
18
13
WALRUS, a large aqua...
waltzers
21
21
WALTZER, one who wal...
wamefous
19
18
WAMEFOU, a bellyful,...
wamefuls
21
19
WAMEFUL, a bellyful,...
wammuses
19
18
WAMMUS, a kind of ca...
wampuses
20
18
WAMPUS, a kind of ca...
wanglers
18
15
WANGLER, one who wan...
wanhopes
19
17
WANHOPE, (obsolete)...
wanigans
16
15
WANIGAN, (Native Ame...
wankstas
17
16
WANKSTA, (colloquial...
wannabes
16
16
WANNABE, someone who...
wannions
14
14
WANNION, (Shakespear...
wantages
16
14
WANTAGE, a deficienc...
waratahs
18
13
WARATAH, (Native Aus...
warbirds
20
15
WARBIRD, a vintage m...
warblers
20
15
WARBLER, someone who...
wardings
18
15
WARDING, the act of...
wardless
18
13
without a ward [adj]
wardress
17
12
a female warden [n -...
wardrops
19
15
WARDROP, (Milton) a...
warehous
18
14
WAREHOU, (Maori) any...
wareless
17
12
(archaic) unwary; in...
warfares
18
14
WARFARE, to wage war...
wargames
18
16
WARGAME, to engage i...
warheads
18
14
WARHEAD, the explosi...
wariness
16
12
the state of being w...
warisons
16
12
WARISON, (obsolete)...
warlings
19
15
WARLING, (obsolete)...
warlocks
22
19
WARLOCK, a sorcerer...
warlords
18
13
WARLORD, a military...
warmings
19
17
WARMING, the action...
warmists
19
14
WARMIST, a person, e...
warmness
17
15
the state of being w...
warnings
17
15
WARNING, the act of...
warpages
19
16
WARPAGE, the act of...
warpaths
21
16
WARPATH, the path fo...
warpings
20
17
WARPING, the act of...
warrands
16
13
WARRAND, (obsolete)...
warrants
16
12
WARRANT, to give aut...
warriors
17
11
WARRIOR, a soldier e...
warships
22
16
WARSHIP, a ship arme...
warslers
18
12
WARSLER, one who tak...
warstles
18
12
WARSTLE, to wrestle,...
warthogs
20
15
WARTHOG, an African...
wartimes
18
14
WARTIME, a time of w...
wartless
18
12
without warts [adj]
warworks
21
18
WARWORK, work done d...
warzones
18
21
WARZONE, a region of...
washbags
22
18
WASHBAG, a small bag...
washdays
25
16
WASHDAY, a day on wh...
washings
20
16
WASHING, articles wa...
washouts
19
14
WASHOUT, an erosion...
washpots
21
16
WASHPOT, a vessel fo...
washrags
20
15
WASHRAG, a face-clot...
washtubs
22
17
WASHTUB, a tub used...
wassails
18
12
WASSAIL, to go carol...
wastages
17
13
WASTAGE, something t...
wastings
18
14
WASTING, the act of...
wastness
16
12
(obsolete) the state...
wastrels
18
12
WASTREL, a wasteful...
wastries
17
11
WASTRY, reckless ext...
watchers
22
16
WATCHER, one who wat...
watchets
22
16
WATCHET, (archaic) a...
waterbus
19
15
a large motorboat fo...
waterers
16
11
WATERER, a device fo...
wattages
17
13
WATTAGE, an amount o...
wattapes
18
14
WATTAPE, (Native Ame...
wattless
18
12
denoting a type of e...
waulings
19
16
WAULING, the act of...
waulkers
19
17
WAULKER, a fuller of...
waveless
19
16
having no waves [adj...
wavelets
19
16
WAVELET, a small wav...
waveoffs
22
21
WAVEOFF, the act of...
waverers
18
15
WAVERER, one who wav...
waverous
18
16
unsteady [adj]
wavesons
17
16
WAVESON, goods float...
wavicles
23
19
WAVICLE, a subatomic...
waviness
18
16
the state of being w...
wawlings
22
18
WAWLING, the act of...
waxbills
28
23
WAXBILL, any of nume...
waxiness
22
19
the quality of being...
waxweeds
25
22
WAXWEED, an annual h...
waxwings
27
24
WAXWING, a member of...
waxworks
27
25
WAXWORK, an effigy i...
waxworms
27
24
WAXWORM, a moth that...
waybills
28
18
WAYBILL, a list of g...
wayfares
24
16
WAYFARE, (archaic) t...
waymarks
25
20
WAYMARK, to mark wit...
wayments
23
17
WAYMENT, (Spenser) t...
wayposts
25
16
WAYPOST, a guidepost...
waysides
23
14
WAYSIDE, the side of...
waywodes
25
17
WAYWODE, (Russian) o...
wazzocks
27
36
WAZZOCK, (dialect) a...
weakness
16
16
the state of being w...
weanings
16
15
WEANING, an act of w...
wearings
17
14
WEARING, the act of...
weasands
15
13
WEASAND, the windpip...
weathers
18
13
WEATHER, to expose t...
weavings
19
18
WEAVING, the act of...
weazands
18
22
WEAZAND, the windpip...
webbings
22
20
WEBBING, woven strip...
webcasts
22
17
WEBCAST, to transmit...
webchats
24
19
WEBCHAT, communicati...
webheads
20
17
WEBHEAD, a devoted u...
webifies
21
17
WEBIFY, to put a pie...
webinars
18
15
WEBINAR, a seminar v...
webmails
21
18
WEBMAIL, a way of ac...
webpages
21
19
WEBPAGE, a single do...
webrings
20
17
WEBRING, a collectio...
websites
19
14
WEBSITE, a location...
websters
19
14
WEBSTER, (obsolete)...
webworks
23
21
WEBWORK, a weblike p...
webworms
23
20
WEBWORM, a web-spinn...
webzines
21
24
WEBZINE, a magazine...
weddings
18
16
WEDDING, a marriage...
wedgings
19
17
WEDGING, a method of...
wedlocks
22
20
WEDLOCK, the married...
weedbeds
18
16
WEEDBED, an area of...
weedings
17
15
WEEDING, the task of...
weedless
17
13
having no weeds [adj...
weekdays
23
18
WEEKDAY, usually any...
weekends
16
17
WEEKEND, to take a h...
weeklies
18
16
WEEKLY, a publicatio...
weepings
19
17
WEEPING, the act of...
weetless
17
12
(obsolete) unknowing...
weftages
19
16
WEFTAGE, texture [n]
weigelas
18
14
WEIGELA, a hardy gar...
weighers
20
15
WEIGHER, one who wei...
weirdies
17
12
WEIRDY, a very stran...
weirdoes
16
12
WEIRDO, a very stran...
welchers
23
17
WELCHER, one who wel...
welcomes
21
18
WELCOME, to greet co...
weldings
19
16
WELDING, the act of...
weldless
19
14
having no welded joi...
welfares
19
15
WELFARE, general wel...
wellings
20
16
WELLING, an outpouri...
wellness
18
14
the state of being w...
welshers
20
14
WELSHER, one who wel...
weltings
19
15
WELTING, a beating [...
wenchers
21
17
WENCHER, one who wen...
wendigos
17
15
WENDIGO, (Native Ame...
wergelds
19
15
WERGELD, a price pai...
wergelts
19
14
WERGELT, a price pai...
wergilds
20
15
WERGILD, a price pai...
werrises
17
11
WERRIS, (Australian...
wessands
16
13
WESSAND, the windpip...
westerns
16
12
WESTERN, a film, boo...
westings
18
14
WESTING, a motion to...
westlins
18
13
(Scots) to or in the...
wetbacks
23
21
WETBACK, someone ill...
wetlands
17
14
WETLAND, marshy land...
wetsuits
18
12
WETSUIT, a close-fit...
wettings
18
14
WETTING, a liquid us...
wetwares
19
14
WETWARE, the living...
whackers
23
20
WHACKER, (Australian...
whackoes
22
20
WHACKO, an eccentric...
whaisles
20
14
WHAISLE, to wheeze,...
whaizles
23
23
WHAIZLE, to wheeze,...
whalings
21
17
WHALING, the busines...
whammies
21
19
WHAMMY, (colloquial)...
whamples
23
20
WHAMPLE, (Scots) a b...
whangams
20
19
WHANGAM, (Goldsmith)...
whangees
18
16
WHANGEE, (Chinese) a...
whappers
23
19
WHAPPER, something u...
wharfies
21
16
WHARFIE, (Australian...
whatness
18
14
the true nature of s...
whatnots
18
14
WHATNOT, a type of d...
whatsits
20
13
WHATSIT, something w...
wheatens
17
14
WHEATEN, the golden...
wheedles
19
15
WHEEDLE, to entice b...
wheelers
19
14
WHEELER, one who whe...
wheelies
19
14
WHEELIE, a manoeuvre...
wheenges
18
16
WHEENGE, (Scots) to...
wheeples
21
17
WHEEPLE, (Scots) to...
wheeshes
20
15
WHEESH, (Scots) to c...
wheeshts
21
15
WHEESHT, (Scots) to...
wheezers
21
22
WHEEZER, one who whe...
wheezles
22
23
WHEEZLE, (Scots) to...
whemmles
22
20
WHEMMLE, to overturn...
wherrets
19
13
WHERRET, (obsolete)...
wherries
19
13
WHERRY, to transport...
wherrits
20
13
WHERRIT, to worry, a...
whetters
19
13
WHETTER, one who, or...
whickers
24
20
WHICKER, to neigh; t...
whidders
20
15
WHIDDER, (Scots) to...
whiffers
24
19
WHIFFER, one that wh...
whiffets
24
19
WHIFFET, a paltry pe...
whiffles
25
20
WHIFFLE, to blow in...
whillies
22
15
WHILLY, to entice by...
whimpers
23
19
WHIMPER, to cry plai...
whimples
24
20
WHIMPLE, to wear a v...
whimseys
27
18
WHIMSEY, delicately...
whimsies
21
16
WHIMSY, gentle fanta...
whingers
20
16
WHINGER, (historical...
whinings
20
17
WHINING, the act or...
whinnies
18
15
WHINNY, to make a hi...
whipcats
25
19
WHIPCAT, a tailor [n...
whipless
23
17
without a whip [adj]
whippers
24
19
WHIPPER, one who whi...
whippets
24
19
WHIPPET, a small swi...
whippits
25
19
WHIPPIT, a small can...
whiprays
28
18
WHIPRAY, a stingray...
whipsaws
25
19
WHIPSAW, to cut with...
whirlers
21
14
WHIRLER, one who whi...
whirlies
21
14
WHIRLY, a small torn...
whirrets
20
13
WHIRRET, to give a s...
whirries
20
13
WHIRRY, to move rapi...
whirtles
21
14
WHIRTLE, a perforate...
whiskers
21
17
WHISKER, coarse hair...
whiskets
21
17
WHISKET, a basket; e...
whiskeys
27
19
WHISKEY, an alcoholi...
whiskies
21
17
WHISKY, an alcoholic...
whispers
22
16
WHISPER, to speak so...
whistles
21
14
WHISTLE, to make a s...
whithers
22
15
WHITHER, to blow str...
whitings
21
16
WHITING, a gadid foo...
whitlows
24
17
WHITLOW, an inflamma...
whitrets
20
13
WHITRET, (Scots) a w...
whittaws
23
16
WHITTAW, (dialect) a...
whitters
20
13
WHITTER, to talk or...
whittles
21
14
WHITTLE, to shave or...
whizzers
26
31
WHIZZER, (slang) a p...
wholisms
22
17
WHOLISM, the philoso...
wholists
21
14
WHOLIST, a believer...
whombles
23
20
WHOMBLE, to overturn...
whommles
22
20
WHOMMLE, to overturn...
whoobubs
23
20
WHOOBUB, (obsolete)...
whoomphs
24
21
WHOOMPH, a sudden lo...
whoongas
18
16
WHOONGA, a narcotic...
whoopees
19
16
WHOOPEE, boisterous...
whoopers
20
16
WHOOPER, a kind of s...
whoopies
20
16
WHOOPIE, boisterous...
whooplas
21
17
WHOOPLA, a noisy com...
whooshes
20
15
WHOOSH, to move with...
whoppers
23
19
WHOPPER, something u...
whorings
20
16
WHORING, the profess...
whortles
20
14
WHORTLE, a whortlebe...
whosises
19
13
WHOSIS, an object or...
whummles
23
21
WHUMMLE, to overturn...
wickapes
23
21
WICKAPE, (Native Ame...
wickings
23
21
WICKING, material fo...
wickiups
25
22
WICKIUP, (Native Ame...
wickless
23
19
without a wick [adj]
wickyups
31
24
WICKYUP, (Native Ame...
wicopies
22
17
WICOPY, (Native Amer...
wideners
16
13
WIDENER, a kind of t...
wideness
16
13
the state of being w...
wideouts
17
13
WIDEOUT, a football...
widgeons
17
15
WIDGEON, a kind of f...
widowers
20
15
WIDOWER, a man whose...
wielders
18
13
WIELDER, one that wi...
wifedoms
20
18
WIFEDOM, the status...
wifeless
20
15
without a wife [adj]
wiggings
21
18
WIGGING, a scolding...
wigglers
21
16
WIGGLER, one who wig...
wildcats
22
16
WILDCAT, to drill an...
wildings
20
16
WILDING, that which...
wildness
18
14
the state of being w...
wiliness
18
13
the quality of being...
williams
21
16
WILLIAM, as in sweet...
wimbrels
22
18
WIMBREL, a bird like...
winchers
22
17
WINCHER, one who win...
wincings
21
18
WINCING, the act of...
windages
17
15
WINDAGE, the influen...
windases
16
13
WINDAS, a windlass,...
windbags
20
18
WINDBAG, a talkative...
windguns
18
17
WINDGUN, an air gun...
windigos
18
15
WINDIGO, (Native Ame...
windings
18
16
WINDING, the act of...
windlass
18
14
to raise with a hois...
windless
18
14
without wind [adj WI...
windocks
21
20
WINDOCK, (Scots) a w...
windores
16
13
WINDORE, (obsolete)...
windrows
20
16
WINDROW, to arrange...
windways
26
18
WINDWAY, a passage f...
wineless
17
13
without wine [adj]
wineries
16
12
WINERY, a place wher...
winesaps
18
15
WINESAP, a red apple...
winesops
18
15
WINESOP, a food sopp...
wingbows
23
20
WINGBOW, a mark on t...
wingless
19
15
without wings [adj]
winglets
19
15
WINGLET, a small win...
wingnuts
18
16
WINGNUT, a nut with...
wingtips
21
17
WINGTIP, the end of...
winkings
19
19
WINKING, the act of...
winklers
19
17
WINKLER, a person wh...
winnards
16
14
WINNARD, (dialect) a...
winnings
17
16
WINNING, something w...
winnocks
20
20
WINNOCK, (Scots) a w...
wipeouts
19
15
WIPEOUT, a fall from...
wireless
18
12
signalling through s...
wiretaps
19
14
WIRETAP, to intercep...
wireways
26
16
WIREWAY, a tube for...
wirildas
19
13
WIRILDA, (Native Aus...
wiriness
17
12
the quality of being...
wiseguys
25
16
WISEGUY, a person wh...
wiseness
16
12
wisdom [n -ES]
wishings
21
16
WISHING, the act of...
wishless
21
14
not wishful [adj]
wistitis
19
11
WISTITI, (French) a...
witblits
22
15
(Afrikaans) a strong...
witchens
22
17
WITCHEN, the mountai...
witeless
18
12
without fault; blame...
withouts
20
14
WITHOUT, an exterior...
witlings
20
15
WITLING, one who con...
witloofs
20
15
WITLOOF, (Dutch) a k...
wittings
19
14
WITTING, knowledge,...
witwalls
23
16
WITWALL, the green w...
wobblers
22
18
WOBBLER, one who wob...
wobblies
22
18
WOBBLY, a fit of ner...
woiwodes
19
15
WOIWODE, (Russian) o...
wolfings
21
18
WOLFING, the hunting...
wolfkins
21
20
WOLFKIN, a young wol...
wolframs
21
18
WOLFRAM, (German) an...
wolvings
21
19
WOLVING, the hunting...
wommeras
18
17
WOMMERA, a stick use...
wondrous
16
14
strange, wonderful,...
wonnings
16
16
WONNING, a dwelling...
wontless
17
13
(archaic) unaccustom...
woodbins
18
16
WOODBIN, a container...
woodcuts
20
16
WOODCUT, a design cu...
woodhens
17
15
WOODHEN, the flightl...
woodless
17
13
having no wood [adj]
woodlots
17
13
WOODLOT, an area res...
woodness
15
13
the act of being fie...
woodrats
16
12
WOODRAT, another nam...
woodsias
16
12
WOODSIA, a genus of...
wooftahs
20
16
WOOFTAH, (slang) a m...
woofters
18
14
WOOFTER, (slang) a h...
woolders
17
13
WOOLDER, a stick use...
woolfats
19
15
WOOLFAT, lanolin [n]
woolhats
19
14
WOOLHAT, one who wor...
woollens
17
14
WOOLLEN, a garment m...
woollies
18
13
WOOLLY, a woolly ite...
woolseys
23
14
WOOLSEY, (obsolete)...
woomeras
16
14
WOOMERA, (Native Aus...
woonerfs
17
15
WOONERF, (Dutch) a r...
wooralis
17
12
WOORALI, the plant y...
wooraras
15
11
WOORARA, the plant y...
wooraris
16
11
WOORARI, the plant y...
woosells
18
13
WOOSELL, (Shakespear...
wordages
17
14
WORDAGE, the number...
wordings
18
15
WORDING, the style o...
wordless
18
13
without words [adj W...
workbags
21
20
WORKBAG, a bag for h...
workdays
24
18
WORKDAY, a day on wh...
workings
19
18
WORKING, a mining ex...
workless
19
16
unemployed [adj]
workouts
18
16
WORKOUT, a period of...
worktops
20
18
WORKTOP, a surface d...
worlders
18
13
WORLDER, one who bel...
worldies
18
13
WORLDIE, something o...
wornness
15
13
the state of being w...
worriers
17
11
WORRIER, one who wor...
worships
22
16
WORSHIP, to honour a...
worsteds
17
12
WORSTED, a woollen y...
worthies
19
13
WORTHY, (obsolete) t...
wosbirds
20
15
WOSBIRD, whore's bir...
wounders
16
14
WOUNDER, one who wou...
wouralis
18
13
WOURALI, (Carib) the...
wrangles
18
15
WRANGLE, to argue no...
wrappers
21
17
WRAPPER, to put a co...
wrassles
18
12
WRASSLE, to wrestle,...
wrastles
18
12
WRASTLE, to wrestle,...
wreakers
17
15
WREAKER, (archaic) o...
wreathes
18
13
WREATHE, to shape in...
wreckers
21
18
WRECKER, one that wr...
wrenches
21
17
WRENCH, to wrest vio...
wrentits
17
12
WRENTIT, a long-tail...
wresters
17
11
WRESTER, one who wre...
wrestles
18
12
WRESTLE, to engage i...
wretches
22
16
WRETCH, a pitiable p...
wriggles
21
16
WRIGGLE, to twist an...
wringers
18
14
WRINGER, a machine f...
wrinkles
19
17
WRINKLE, to crease [...
wristers
18
11
WRISTER, a type of s...
writhers
20
13
WRITHER, one that wr...
writings
19
14
WRITING, a written c...
wrongers
17
14
WRONGER, a person wh...
wrongous
17
15
unjust; wrongful [ad...
wrybills
29
18
WRYBILL, a New Zeala...
wrynecks
27
21
WRYNECK, either of t...
wudjulas
21
24
WUDJULA, (Native Aus...
xanthams
22
21
XANTHAM, a gum produ...
xanthans
20
19
XANTHAN, a gum produ...
xanthins
21
19
XANTHIN, a white sub...
xanthous
21
19
yellow- or red-haire...
xerafins
21
19
XERAFIN, (Portuguese...
xeranses
18
16
XERANSIS, a drying u...
xeransis
19
16
a drying up [n XERAN...
xerasias
19
15
XERASIA, abnormal dr...
xiphoids
25
21
XIPHOID, the xiphoid...
xylenols
27
20
XYLENOL, a synthetic...
xylidins
28
20
XYLIDIN, any one of...
xylitols
29
19
XYLITOL, a sweet cry...
xylogens
27
21
XYLOGEN, a woody tis...
yachters
25
15
YACHTER, one who sai...
yachties
25
15
YACHTIE, (Australian...
yakhdans
22
18
YAKHDAN, (Persian) a...
yamalkas
22
18
YAMALKA, (Yiddish) a...
yamulkas
23
19
YAMULKA, (Yiddish) a...
yappings
25
19
YAPPING, a high-pitc...
yapsters
22
13
YAPSTER, a dog [n]
yardages
20
13
YARDAGE, the use of...
yardangs
20
14
YARDANG, (Turkish) a...
yardarms
21
14
YARDARM, either end...
yardings
21
14
YARDING, a group of...
yashmacs
26
18
YASHMAC, (Arabic) a...
yashmaks
24
19
YASHMAK, (Arabic) a...
yatagans
19
13
YATAGAN, (Turkish) a...
yawnings
23
17
YAWNING, the act of...
yawpings
26
19
YAWPING, the act of...
ycleepes
25
17
YCLEEPE, to call by...
yealdons
19
13
YEALDON, (Scott) fue...
yealings
21
14
YEALING, a person of...
yearends
18
12
YEAREND, the end of...
yearlies
20
11
YEARLY, a once a yea...
yearners
18
11
YEARNER, one who yea...
yellings
23
15
YELLING, the act of...
yellochs
27
17
YELLOCH, (Scots) to...
yelpings
24
17
YELPING, the act of...
yeshivas
24
16
YESHIVA, (Hebrew) a...
yielders
21
12
YIELDER, one who yie...
yobbisms
26
19
YOBBISM, loutish beh...
yodelers
20
12
YODELER, one who yod...
yoghurts
24
15
YOGHURT, (Turkish) a...
yogourts
21
13
YOGOURT, (Turkish) a...
yohimbes
25
18
YOHIMBE, (Bantu) a t...
yoickses
24
17
YOICKS, to cry out a...
yokeless
21
15
without a yoke [adj]
yolkless
23
16
having no yolk [adj]
yorlings
22
14
YORLING, as in yello...
youngers
20
14
YOUNGER, an inferior...
youngths
23
16
YOUNGTH, (Spenser) y...
younkers
20
16
YOUNKER, (colloquial...
youthens
21
14
YOUTHEN, to make or...
yowlings
25
17
YOWLING, the act or...
yperites
22
13
YPERITE, mustard gas...
ypsilons
23
15
YPSILON, (Greek) the...
yttrious
21
11
pertaining to, deriv...
yttriums
23
14
YTTRIUM, a rare eart...
yugaries
21
13
YUGARIE, (Native Aus...
yupsters
23
14
YUPSTER, a hipster w...
zabtiehs
21
22
ZABTIEH, (Turkish) a...
zacatons
18
21
ZACATON, (Spanish) a...
zaddicks
22
26
ZADDICK, (Hebrew) in...
zaitechs
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zamouses
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zanellas
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zaniness
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zanyisms
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zapateos
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zaptiahs
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zaptiehs
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zareebas
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zarnichs
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zealants
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zealless
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zebranos
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zebrinas
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zebrines
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zebrulas
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zebrules
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zeolites
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zeppoles
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zestless
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zetetics
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zhooshes
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zigankas
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zikurats
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zillions
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zimoccas
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zincates
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zincites
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zincodes
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zipwires
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zitherns
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zizanias
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zizyphus
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zoccolos
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zoisites
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ZOISITE, a silicate...
zoneless
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zonulets
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zoogleas
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zoolites
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zooliths
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zoonites
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zoonosis
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zorbings
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zorgites
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zorillas
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ZORILLA, a small Afr...
zorilles
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ZORILLE, a small Afr...
zorillos
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ZORILLO, a small Afr...
zymogens
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zymosans
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zymotics
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zyzzyvas
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