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abet
8
7
to incite by encoura...
abut
9
8
to be adjacent to an...
adit
7
5
a nearly horizontal...
airt
7
4
(Scots) direction, q...
alit
8
5
ALIGHT, to dismount...
aret
6
4
(Spenser) to entrust...
aunt
6
6
the sister of a moth...
baft
11
10
a kind of coarse fab...
baht
11
9
the monetary unit of...
bait
9
7
to set a trap etc. w...
bant
8
8
to diet [v -ED, -ING...
bast
9
7
the inner bark, esp....
batt
9
7
a sheet of batting,...
bayt
15
9
(Spenser) to bate, a...
beat
8
7
to strike repeatedly...
beet
8
7
to improve or mend,...
belt
10
8
to thrash with a bel...
bent
8
8
a stiff wiry grass,...
best
9
7
to outdo [v -ED, -IN...
bhat
11
9
the basic monetary u...
bhut
12
10
a small whirlwind, a...
bint
9
8
(slang) a woman [n -...
bist
10
7
(archaic) 2nd person...
bitt
10
7
to secure a cable to...
blat
10
8
to bleat, cry like a...
blet
10
8
a form of decay in f...
blit
11
8
to transfer a large...
blot
10
8
to spot or stain [v...
boat
8
7
to travel on a water...
boet
8
7
(South Africa) a bro...
bolt
10
8
to run away [v -ED,...
boot
8
7
to kick with the foo...
bort
9
7
diamond dust or frag...
bott
9
7
the maggot of a botf...
bout
9
8
a contest [n -S]
brat
9
7
a badly behaved chil...
brit
10
7
a young herring, als...
brut
10
8
of wines, dry, unswe...
buat
9
8
(Scots) a lantern, a...
bunt
9
9
to push with the hor...
bust
10
8
to break, shatter [v...
butt
10
8
to hit with the head...
cant
9
8
to tilt or slant [v...
cart
10
7
to convey in a two w...
cast
10
7
to throw with force...
celt
11
8
a prehistoric stone...
cent
9
8
a coin worth 1/100th...
cert
10
7
(short for) a certai...
chat
12
9
to talk informally [...
chit
13
9
to sprout [v CHITTED...
chut
13
10
(French) to utter an...
cist
11
7
a tomb consisting of...
clat
11
8
to scratch, scrape [...
clit
12
8
(vulgar slang) the c...
clot
11
8
to form into a thick...
coat
9
7
to cover with an out...
coft
12
10
COFF, (Scots) to buy...
coit
10
7
(Australian slang) t...
colt
11
8
to cheat, defraud [v...
coot
9
7
a water bird, black...
cost
10
7
to estimate a price...
cott
10
7
(Spenser) a small bo...
crit
11
7
(short for) criticis...
cuit
11
8
(Scots) the ankle [n...
cult
12
9
a religious society...
cunt
10
9
(slang) the female p...
curt
11
8
abrupt [adj CURTER,...
cyst
17
9
a sac [n -S]
daft
9
8
insane [adj DAFTER,...
dalt
8
6
(Scots) a foster-chi...
dant
6
6
(obsolete) to fright...
dart
7
5
to move suddenly and...
daut
7
6
(Scots) to pet, also...
dawt
10
8
(Scots) to pet, also...
debt
9
8
something that is ow...
deet
6
5
an insect repellent...
deft
9
8
skilful [adj DEFTER,...
delt
8
6
(colloquial) a delto...
dent
6
6
to make a depression...
dict
11
8
(obsolete) to dictat...
diet
7
5
to regulate food and...
dint
7
6
to make a dent in [v...
dipt
10
8
DIP, to immerse brie...
dirt
8
5
to make dirty [v -ED...
ditt
8
5
(archaic) a poem, th...
doat
6
5
to love excessively,...
doit
7
5
an old Dutch coin, a...
dolt
8
6
a stupid person [n -...
dort
7
5
(Scots) to sulk [v -...
dost
7
5
DO, to perform [v]
dout
7
6
(Scots) to put out,...
dowt
10
8
(Scots) a cigarette...
drat
7
5
to damn [v DRATTED,...
duct
11
9
a pipe or tube for c...
duet
7
6
a musical performanc...
duit
8
6
an old Dutch coin, a...
dunt
7
7
to strike with a hea...
dust
8
6
to rid of minute par...
east
6
4
to turn east (a poin...
echt
12
9
(German) genuine, au...
edit
7
5
to prepare for publi...
emit
8
7
to send forth [v EMI...
empt
10
10
(dialect) to empty [...
erst
7
4
formerly, also EARST...
etat
6
4
(French) the staff o...
evet
8
8
a newt, also EFT, EW...
exit
13
11
to go out [v -ED, -I...
eyot
12
6
a small island, also...
fact
12
10
something known with...
fart
9
7
to expel gas through...
fast
9
7
to abstain from eati...
faut
9
8
(Scots) to fault [v...
feat
8
7
neat, deft [adj FEAT...
feet
8
7
FOOT, the terminal p...
felt
10
8
to mat together [v -...
fent
8
8
a slit [n -S]
fest
9
7
a gathering of peopl...
fett
9
7
(obsolete) to fetch,...
fiat
9
7
(Latin) a formal aut...
fist
10
7
to strike with the t...
fitt
10
7
(archaic) a division...
fixt
16
14
FIX, to make firm, r...
flat
10
8
to make flat [v FLAT...
flit
11
8
to move lightly and...
font
8
8
a container for bapt...
foot
8
7
the terminal part of...
fort
9
7
to fortify [v -ED, -...
frat
9
7
(short for) a colleg...
fret
9
7
to worry [v FRETTED,...
frit
10
7
to fuse ceramically,...
fust
10
8
to smell mouldy [v -...
gait
8
6
to train a horse to...
gant
7
7
(Scots) to yawn, als...
gart
8
6
GAR, to cause or com...
gast
8
6
(Shakespeare) to fri...
geat
7
6
the channel or spout...
geit
8
6
(Scots) a child, als...
gelt
9
7
(slang) money, profi...
gent
7
7
(short for) gentlema...
gert
8
6
(dialect) very big [...
gest
8
6
(obsolete) an exploi...
ghat
10
8
in India, a landing...
gift
11
9
to give without char...
gilt
10
7
a young sow, also EL...
girt
9
6
to gird, girth [v -E...
gist
9
6
the main point of a...
glit
10
7
(obsolete) sticky, s...
glut
10
8
to feed or fill to e...
gnat
7
7
any small fly of the...
goat
7
6
a horned mammal [n -...
gout
8
7
a metabolic disease...
grat
8
6
GREET, to address in...
grit
9
6
to press the teeth t...
grot
8
6
a grotto [n -S]
gust
9
7
to blow in gusts (su...
haet
8
6
a small amount [n -S...
haft
11
9
a handle, esp. of an...
halt
10
7
to stop [v -ED, -ING...
hant
8
7
to haunt [v -ED, -IN...
hart
9
6
the male of the red...
hast
9
6
(archaic) 2nd person...
haut
9
7
(French) high; (Shak...
heat
8
6
to make hot [v -ED,...
heft
11
9
to lift up, feel the...
hent
8
7
(obsolete) to seize,...
hept
11
9
(Spenser) heaped [ad...
hest
9
6
(archaic) behest, co...
hilt
11
7
to provide a handle...
hint
9
7
to suggest indirectl...
hipt
12
9
HIP, to build a type...
hist
10
6
(archaic) an express...
holt
10
7
the lair or den of a...
hoot
8
6
to cry like an owl,...
host
9
6
to entertain sociall...
hout
9
7
to make a sound like...
hunt
9
8
to pursue for food o...
hurt
10
7
to cause pain to, in...
ikat
8
8
(Malay) a technique...
isit
8
4
(South African) is i...
jeat
8
13
(obsolete) jet, the...
jest
9
13
to joke [v -ED, -ING...
jilt
11
14
to discard a lover [...
jolt
10
14
to jar or shake roug...
just
10
14
fair, impartial [adj...
kant
7
9
to tilt, slope, also...
kart
8
8
a small motor vehicl...
keet
7
8
a young guinea fowl...
kelt
9
9
(Scots) a salmon tha...
kent
7
9
to steer by a puntin...
kept
10
11
KEEP, to retain in o...
kest
8
8
(obsolete) to cast [...
khat
10
10
(Arabic) a shrub of...
khet
10
10
(Hebrew) the eighth...
kilt
10
9
a skirtlike garment...
kist
9
8
to place into a coff...
knit
8
9
to make a garment by...
knot
7
9
to tie with a closed...
knut
8
10
a swell, a dandy [n...
kyat
14
10
the standard Burmese...
lant
7
6
stale urine, used in...
last
8
5
coming after all oth...
leat
7
5
a millstream [n -S]
leet
7
5
a former English cou...
left
10
8
the left side or han...
lent
7
6
LEND, to give for a...
lept
10
8
LEP, (dialect) to le...
lest
8
5
(Spenser) to listen...
lift
11
8
to raise higher [v L...
lilt
10
6
to sing or speak rhy...
lint
8
6
an absorbent cotton...
list
9
5
to write down in a p...
loft
10
8
to propel high into...
loot
7
5
to plunder [v -ED, -...
lost
8
5
LOSE, to misplace or...
lout
8
6
(obsolete) to bow [v...
lowt
11
8
(obsolete) to bow, s...
luit
9
6
LET, to allow [v]
lunt
8
7
(Scots) a slow match...
lust
9
6
to have a strong sex...
malt
9
8
barley or other grai...
mart
8
7
to sell, trade [v -E...
mast
8
7
to provide with a lo...
matt
8
7
a nonglossy surface,...
maut
8
8
(Scots) malt [n -S]
meat
7
7
animal flesh used as...
meet
7
7
suitable [adj MEETER...
melt
9
8
to change from a sol...
ment
7
8
MENG, (archaic) to m...
milt
10
8
to impregnate with f...
mint
8
8
to process or stamp...
mist
9
7
watery vapour seen i...
mitt
9
7
any of various glove...
mixt
15
14
MIX, to combine toge...
moat
7
7
to surround with a w...
moit
8
7
(dialect) a foreign...
molt
9
8
to shed feathers or...
moot
7
7
to bring up for disc...
mort
8
7
a note on a hunting...
most
8
7
in the highest degre...
mott
8
7
(US) a clump of tree...
munt
8
9
(Bantu) an offensive...
must
9
8
to powder, also MOUS...
mutt
9
8
a mongrel dog, also...
neat
5
5
tidy [adj NEAT, NEAT...
nest
6
5
to build a structure...
nett
6
5
to gain or produce a...
newt
9
8
a tailed amphibian o...
next
12
12
nearest [adj NEXTLY]...
nott
6
5
with short cropped h...
nout
6
6
(dialect) cattle [n]
nowt
9
8
(dialect) nothing [n...
oast
6
4
a kiln for drying ho...
obit
9
7
(Latin) a religious...
oint
6
5
(Dryden) to anoint [...
omit
8
7
to leave out [v OMIT...
onst
6
5
(dialect) once, also...
oont
5
5
(Hindi) a camel [n -...
oust
7
5
to expel or remove f...
pact
12
10
an agreement [n -S]
pant
8
8
to breathe quickly a...
part
9
7
to divide, separate...
past
9
7
time gone by [n -S]
peat
8
7
a substance composed...
pelt
10
8
to shower blows or m...
pent
8
8
a penthouse [n -S]
pert
9
7
impudent, jaunty [ad...
pest
9
7
an annoying person o...
pfft
14
13
used to express a su...
phat
11
9
susceptible of easy...
phot
11
9
a unit of the produc...
phut
12
10
to make a sound like...
piet
9
7
a magpie, also PYAT,...
pint
9
8
a measure of capacit...
plat
10
8
to braid [v PLATTED,...
plot
10
8
to plan secretly [v...
poet
8
7
one who writes poems...
polt
10
8
to strike, thump [v...
pont
8
8
in South Africa, a s...
poot
8
7
(Scots) to shoot at...
port
9
7
to carry, convey [v...
post
9
7
to display in a publ...
pott
9
7
a size of paper [n -...
pout
9
8
to protrude the lips...
prat
9
7
(colloquial) an idio...
psst
10
7
an interjection used...
punt
9
9
to propel through wa...
putt
10
8
to hit with a light...
pyat
15
9
a magpie, also PYET,...
pyet
15
9
(Scots) a magpie, al...
pyot
15
9
(Scots) a magpie, al...
quat
15
14
to beat down or squa...
quit
16
14
to end one's engagem...
raft
9
7
to ride on water on...
rait
7
4
to soak flax, also R...
rant
6
5
to declaim bombastic...
rapt
9
7
deeply engrossed [ad...
rast
7
4
RACE, to compete in...
reft
9
7
REAVE, (archaic) to...
rent
6
5
to hire [v -ED, -ING...
rest
7
4
to stop word or acti...
rift
10
7
to form a fissure [v...
riot
7
4
to take part in a vi...
ript
10
7
RIP, to tear apart r...
ritt
8
4
(Scots) to score or...
ront
6
5
(Spenser) a runt, al...
root
6
4
to implant in the ea...
rort
7
4
to falsify accounts...
rost
7
4
(obsolete) to roast...
rout
7
5
to defeat utterly [v...
rowt
10
7
to rummage out [v -E...
runt
7
6
the smallest of a li...
rust
8
5
to form a coat as on...
ryot
13
6
(Hindi) an Indian pe...
saft
9
7
(Scots) soft [adj SA...
salt
8
5
sodium chloride, als...
sant
6
5
(Hindi) in Sikhism,...
saut
7
5
(Scots) salt [n -S]...
scat
10
7
to scare away, also...
scot
10
7
(historical) money a...
scut
11
8
the tail of e.g. a r...
seat
6
4
to place on a chair...
sect
10
7
a group of people un...
sekt
8
8
(German) a sparkling...
sent
6
5
(obsolete) to scent...
sept
9
7
a division of a trib...
sett
7
4
a badger's home, als...
sext
13
11
to send a text messa...
shat
9
6
SHIT, to defecate [v...
shet
9
6
(dialect) to shut [v...
shit
10
6
to defecate [v SHITT...
shot
9
6
to load with small p...
shut
10
7
to close, also SHET...
sift
10
7
to pass through a st...
silt
9
5
to fill with a fine...
sist
8
4
to stay, as judicial...
skat
8
8
(historical) a tribu...
sket
8
8
to splash (water) [v...
skit
9
8
a short satirical sk...
slat
8
5
to supply with narro...
slit
9
5
to make a long narro...
slot
8
5
to cut a long narrow...
slut
9
6
a slovenly woman [n...
smit
9
7
(Scots) to stain, in...
smut
9
8
to soil, make smutty...
snit
7
5
a state of agitation...
snot
6
5
to blow the nose [v...
soft
9
7
not hard, also SAFT...
soot
6
4
to cover with a resi...
sort
7
4
to arrange in class,...
sout
7
5
(Spenser) soot [n -S...
spat
9
7
to slap, strike [v S...
spet
9
7
to spit [v SPAT, SPE...
spit
10
7
to throw out saliva...
spot
9
7
to mark with small r...
stat
7
4
(short for) a statis...
stet
7
4
to cancel a previous...
stot
7
4
to bound, also STOTT...
suet
7
5
the hard, fatty tiss...
suit
8
5
to be appropriate [v...
swat
10
7
to hit sharply [v SW...
swot
10
7
to study hard [v SWO...
tact
10
7
skill in dealing wit...
tait
7
4
(Scots) a small port...
tart
7
4
sharp tasting [adj T...
tatt
7
4
to make lace [v -ED,...
taut
7
5
stretched tight [adj...
tawt
10
7
(Scots) to mat, tang...
teat
6
4
a mammary gland [n -...
telt
8
5
TELL, to inform [v]
tent
6
5
a portable shelter o...
test
7
4
to examine criticall...
text
13
11
the main body of a p...
that
9
6
the one indicated [p...
tift
10
7
(Scots) to quarrel,...
tilt
9
5
to cause to slant [v...
tint
7
5
to colour slightly [...
tipt
10
7
TIP, to give a gratu...
toft
9
7
a homestead; a hillo...
toit
7
4
to saunter [v -ED, -...
tolt
8
5
a kind of writ in Ol...
toot
6
4
to sound a horn [v -...
tort
7
4
a civil wrong [n -S]
tost
7
4
TOSS, to throw light...
tout
7
5
to solicit brazenly...
towt
10
7
(Scots) to pout, sul...
trat
7
4
(short for) a tratto...
tret
7
4
(historical) an allo...
trot
7
4
to drive at a pace b...
tuft
10
8
to form into a bunch...
twat
10
7
(slang) to strike vi...
twit
11
7
to upbraid, taunt [v...
unit
7
6
a specific quantity...
vant
8
9
(Shakespeare) van, v...
vast
9
8
huge [adj VASTER, VA...
vaut
9
9
(obsolete) to vault,...
vent
8
9
to provide with an o...
vert
9
8
(colloquial) to beco...
vest
9
8
to place authority i...
vext
15
15
VEX, to distress or...
vint
9
9
to strip of grapes,...
volt
10
9
to make a sudden lea...
vrot
9
8
(South African slang...
wadt
10
8
an earthy ore of man...
waft
12
10
to carry lightly in...
wait
10
7
to remain in readine...
want
9
8
to have a desire for...
wart
10
7
a hard growth on the...
wast
10
7
(US) west [n -S]
watt
10
7
the SI unit of power...
weet
9
7
wet [adj WEETER, WEE...
weft
12
10
to weave fabric [v -...
welt
11
8
to mark with ridges...
went
9
8
(Spenser) a path, a...
wept
12
10
WEEP, to shed tears...
wert
10
7
BE, to exist [v]
west
10
7
a part of the compas...
what
12
9
the true nature of s...
whet
12
9
to sharpen by fricti...
whit
13
9
the smallest particl...
whot
12
9
(Spenser) hot [adj]
wilt
12
8
to become limp [v -E...
wist
11
7
(archaic) to know, a...
wont
9
8
to be accustomed [v...
woot
9
7
(Shakespeare) wilt (...
wort
10
7
a plant, herb or veg...
wost
10
7
WIT, to know [v]
writ
11
7
a written legal orde...
xyst
20
13
(historical) a long...
ybet
15
9
BEAT, to strike repe...
yelt
14
7
(dialect) a young so...
yest
13
6
(obsolete) yeast [n...
yett
13
6
(Scots) a gate, door...
ympt
17
12
YMPE, (Spenser) to i...
yont
12
7
over there, also THO...
yuft
16
10
(Russian) a kind of...
yurt
14
7
(Russian) a Mongolia...
zest
10
13
enthusiasm; relish [...
zoot
9
13
as in zoot suit, a m...
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