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abaft
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11
towards or at the st...
abbot
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11
the superior in a mo...
ablet
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9
a small freshwater f...
abort
10
8
to bring forth a foe...
about
10
9
approximately [adv]
absit
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8
(Latin) a student's...
adapt
10
9
to make suitable [v...
adbot
10
9
a specialized comput...
adept
10
9
an expert [n -S] / h...
admit
10
9
to allow to enter; t...
adopt
10
9
to take as one's own...
adult
10
8
grown up [adj ADULTL...
adust
9
7
(Milton) to scorch [...
afoot
9
8
on foot [adv]
afrit
11
8
an evil spirit in Ar...
agast
9
7
(Milton) to terrify...
agent
8
8
a person or thing th...
agist
10
7
to admit (livestock)...
aglet
10
8
a metal sheath at th...
ahent
9
8
(dialect) behind, al...
ahint
10
8
(dialect) behind, al...
aight
12
9
an informal or diale...
alant
8
7
a large hunting dog,...
aleft
11
9
(archaic) on or to t...
alert
9
6
ready for sudden act...
alist
10
6
leaning to one side...
allot
10
7
to give as a share o...
aloft
11
9
on high [adv]
amaut
9
9
(Inuit) a hood on a...
ambit
12
11
a circuit, compass,...
ament
8
9
a mentally deficient...
amort
9
8
(archaic) spiritless...
amowt
12
11
(Inuit) a hood on a...
amrit
10
8
(Punjabi) a sacred s...
anent
6
7
(archaic) about; con...
angst
9
8
(German) a feeling o...
annat
6
7
(Scots) the half-yea...
apart
10
8
separate [adv]
apert
10
8
(archaic) open, publ...
aport
10
8
towards the left sid...
arett
8
5
(obsolete) to entrus...
argot
9
7
(French) an often mo...
arhat
10
7
(Sanskrit) a Buddhis...
ariot
8
5
in riot [adv]
armet
9
8
a kind of medieval h...
arnut
8
7
the earthnut, an edi...
arret
8
5
(French) a decision;...
ascot
11
8
a type of necktie wi...
ashet
10
7
(Scots) a large plat...
asset
8
5
an item of worth [n...
assot
8
5
to make a fool of [v...
atilt
10
6
being in a tilted po...
audit
9
7
to examine accounts...
aught
12
10
anything, also OUCHT...
avant
9
10
(French) before [pre...
avast
10
9
stop [interj]
avert
10
9
to ward off [v -ED,...
await
11
8
to wait for [v -ED,...
ayont
13
8
(archaic) beyond [ad...
bahut
13
11
(French) an ornament...
beast
10
8
to punish or torture...
beaut
10
9
(colloquial) a beaut...
befit
13
11
to be suitable for [...
begat
11
10
BEGET, to cause to e...
beget
11
10
to cause to exist [v...
begot
11
10
BEGET, to cause to e...
benet
9
9
to catch in a net, t...
bepat
12
11
to pat often [v BEPA...
beret
10
8
a flat round woollen...
besat
10
8
BESIT, (archaic) to...
beset
10
8
to assail [v BESET,...
besit
11
8
(archaic) to suit, t...
besot
10
8
to infatuate [v BESO...
bewet
13
11
to make wet [v BEWET...
bhoot
12
10
a small whirlwind, a...
bidet
11
9
(French) a shallow o...
bight
15
12
to fasten with a loo...
bigot
12
10
a prejudiced person...
binit
11
9
a unit of computer i...
biont
10
9
a physiologically in...
blart
12
9
to shout loudly and...
blast
12
9
to use explosives [v...
blatt
12
9
(slang) a newspaper...
bleat
11
9
to cry like a sheep...
blent
11
10
BLEND, to mix togeth...
blert
12
9
(colloquial) a fooli...
blest
12
9
BLESS, to sanctify [...
blist
13
9
BLESS, to sanctify [...
bloat
11
9
to swell [v -ED, -IN...
bluet
12
10
a meadow flower [n -...
blunt
12
11
not sharp or pointed...
blurt
13
10
to utter unadvisedly...
boart
10
8
diamond dust or frag...
boast
10
8
to brag [v -ED, -ING...
boost
10
8
to support, increase...
boult
12
10
to sieve through a c...
bowat
13
11
(Scots) a lantern, a...
bowet
13
11
(Scots) a lantern, a...
bract
14
11
any reduced leaflike...
brant
10
9
a wild goose, also B...
brast
11
8
(dialect) to break o...
brent
10
9
(Scots) lofty, steep...
britt
12
8
a young herring, als...
bruit
12
9
to spread by rumour...
brunt
11
10
to bear the chief st...
brust
12
9
(Spenser) to burst [...
built
13
10
BUILD, to construct...
buist
12
9
(Scots) a box, a tar...
bundt
11
11
a type of cake pan [...
buret
11
9
a glass measuring tu...
burnt
11
10
BURN, to destroy by...
burst
12
9
to break open violen...
butut
12
10
a monetary unit of G...
cadet
11
9
a student at a milit...
cagot
12
10
(French) one of an o...
canst
11
9
CAN, to put in a cyl...
capot
13
11
to win all the trick...
caput
14
12
(Latin) the head; al...
carat
11
8
a unit of weight use...
caret
11
8
a typographical mark...
chaft
16
13
(Scots) the jaw, che...
chant
13
11
to recite in a singi...
chapt
16
13
CHAP, to cause to cr...
chart
14
10
to map out [v -ED, -...
cheat
13
10
to defraud [v -ED, -...
chert
14
10
a microcrystalline f...
chest
14
10
to hit a ball with t...
chirt
15
10
to squeeze, squirt [...
chott
14
10
(Arabic) a shallow s...
chout
14
11
(Hindi) in India, an...
cinct
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12
surrounded, encircle...
civet
14
12
any of several carni...
clapt
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12
CLAP, the noise of s...
clart
13
9
to dirty [v -ED, -IN...
clast
13
9
an individual grain...
claut
13
10
(Scots) to scratch,...
cleat
12
9
a strip attached to...
cleft
15
12
to insert a scion in...
clept
15
12
CLEPE, (archaic) to...
clift
16
12
a cliff [n -S]
clint
13
10
a block in a limesto...
clipt
16
12
CLIP, to trim by cut...
cloot
12
9
a cloven hoof [n -S]
clout
13
10
to hit with the hand...
coact
14
11
to act together [v -...
coapt
13
11
to fit together and...
coast
11
8
to cycle without ped...
comet
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11
a celestial body [n...
compt
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14
(obsolete) to count...
coopt
13
11
to recruit e.g. to a...
coost
11
8
CAST, to throw with...
coset
11
8
a mathematical subse...
count
11
10
to number [v -ED, -I...
court
12
9
to woo [v -ED, -ING,...
covet
13
12
to desire greatly [v...
craft
14
11
to make by hand [v -...
crept
14
11
CREEP, to advance st...
crest
12
8
to reach a peak [v -...
croft
14
11
to expose cloth to t...
crost
12
8
CROSS, to intersect...
crout
12
9
cabbage cut fine and...
cruet
12
9
a vessel used in rel...
cruft
15
12
technical material t...
crust
13
9
to form a hardened o...
crypt
21
13
a burial vault [n -S...
cubit
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12
an old measure of le...
culet
13
10
(French) the flat ba...
cunit
12
10
one hundred cubic fe...
curat
12
9
(obsolete) a cuirass...
curet
12
9
(US) a surgical inst...
curst
13
9
CURSE, to invoke evi...
daint
8
7
(Spenser) a dainty,...
dault
10
8
(Scots) a foster-chi...
daunt
8
8
to intimidate, also...
davit
11
10
a crane that project...
daynt
14
9
(Spenser) a thing or...
dealt
9
7
DEAL, to trade or do...
debit
11
9
to charge with a deb...
debut
11
10
to make a first publ...
defat
10
9
to remove fat from [...
deist
9
6
an adherent of deism...
delft
12
10
a type of earthenwar...
demit
10
9
to let fall, to depr...
dempt
12
12
DEEM, to hold as an...
denet
7
7
to market a book out...
depot
10
9
a railway or bus sta...
derat
8
6
to rid of rats [v DE...
devot
10
10
(French) a devotee [...
diact
12
9
a sponge spicule hav...
dicht
15
11
(Scots) to wipe [v -...
dicot
12
9
(short for) a dicoty...
didst
10
7
DO, to perform [v]
dight
13
10
to adorn, to prepare...
digit
11
8
a finger or a toe [n...
divot
11
10
a piece of turf [n -...
dixit
16
13
(Latin) an utterance...
docht
14
11
DOW, to be able [v]
doest
8
6
DO, to perform [v]
doilt
10
7
(Scots) crazy, fooli...
donut
8
8
to surround a parlia...
doubt
11
10
to be uncertain abou...
draft
11
9
to conscript for mil...
drant
8
7
(dialect) to drawl,...
drent
8
7
DRENCH, to wet thoro...
drest
9
6
DRESS, to put clothe...
drift
12
9
to drift along in a...
dript
12
9
DRIP, to fall in dro...
droit
9
6
(French) a legal rig...
dropt
11
9
DROP, to let fall in...
ducat
12
10
(historical) a gold...
duett
9
7
a musical performanc...
durst
10
7
DARE, to venture bol...
duvet
11
11
a light quilt filled...
dwelt
13
10
DWELL, to reside [v]
earst
8
5
formerly, also ERST...
ebbet
12
11
a common green newt...
eclat
12
9
(French) great brill...
edict
12
9
an authoritative ord...
educt
12
10
that which is educed...
eejit
10
14
(colloquial) an idio...
egest
9
7
to discharge from th...
egret
9
7
a wading bird of the...
eight
12
9
the cardinal number...
eject
13
17
to throw out forcibl...
elect
12
9
to select by vote [v...
elint
9
7
(short for) electron...
emmet
10
11
(dialect) an ant [n...
enact
10
9
to establish by law...
enlit
9
7
ENLIGHT, to shed lig...
epact
13
11
the difference in da...
epopt
12
11
someone initiated in...
erect
11
8
upright [adj ERECTLY...
ergot
9
7
a fungal disease of...
eruct
12
9
to belch out, also E...
erupt
11
9
to break out or thro...
escot
11
8
(Shakespeare) to mai...
event
9
10
a happening [n -S] /...
evert
10
9
to turn inside out [...
evict
14
12
to dispossess by law...
ewest
11
8
(Scots) near, close...
exact
17
15
precise [adj EXACTER...
exalt
15
13
to place in a high p...
exeat
13
12
(Latin) a permit for...
exert
14
12
to make an effort [v...
exist
15
12
to have actual being...
expat
16
15
someone who lives ab...
exult
16
14
to rejoice greatly [...
facet
13
11
to cut small plane s...
fagot
11
10
to bind together in...
faint
10
9
to lose consciousnes...
fault
12
10
to criticize [v -ED,...
feart
10
8
(Scots) afraid [adj]
feast
10
8
to dine sumptuously...
fecht
16
13
(Scots) to fight [v...
fecit
14
11
he/she made (it): fo...
feint
10
9
to make a pretence [...
feist
11
8
a small dog of mixed...
fient
10
9
(Scots) a fiend, a d...
fiest
11
8
FIE, whimsical, fey...
fight
15
12
to contend in war, b...
filet
12
9
to cut boneless slic...
first
12
8
preceding all others...
fixit
18
15
a person known for f...
fleet
11
9
swift, also FLITT [a...
flint
12
10
to provide with a sp...
flirt
13
9
to engage in amorous...
flitt
13
9
(obsolete) to flit [...
float
11
9
to rest or move on t...
flout
12
10
to treat with contem...
fluyt
19
12
(Dutch) a small 17th...
foist
11
8
to pass off (on or u...
fouat
10
9
a leek, also FOUET [...
fouet
10
9
(Scots) the houselee...
fount
10
10
a fountain, a spring...
fract
14
11
to break; to violate...
freet
10
8
(Scots) an omen, als...
freit
11
8
(Scots) an omen, als...
frist
12
8
to postpone, grant t...
fritt
12
8
to fuse into a vitre...
front
10
9
to the fore [adj FRO...
frost
11
8
to cover with a depo...
fruit
12
9
to produce an edible...
frust
12
9
a fragment [n -S]
fumet
12
12
(archaic) the dung o...
gaitt
10
7
(Scots) a child, als...
galut
11
9
(Hebrew) the forced...
gamut
11
11
the complete range o...
gault
11
9
a heavy thick clay s...
gaunt
9
9
to yawn, also GANT [...
gavot
11
11
a kind of French cou...
geest
9
7
alluvial matter on t...
geist
10
7
(German) spirit; int...
gemot
10
10
(historical) a publi...
genet
8
8
a carnivorous mammal...
ghast
12
9
(Shakespeare) to fri...
ghaut
12
10
in India, a landing...
ghest
12
9
GHESSE, (Spenser) to...
ghost
12
9
a spirit, the soul o...
giant
9
8
a person or thing of...
gigot
11
9
a leg of lamb, also...
gilet
11
8
a light often padded...
giust
11
8
(Spenser) to tilt wi...
gleet
10
8
to discharge mucus f...
glent
10
9
to glint [v -ED, -IN...
glift
14
11
(obsolete) an unexpe...
glint
11
9
to glitter, also GLE...
gloat
10
8
to regard with great...
glost
11
8
an oven in which gla...
glout
11
9
(archaic) to be sulk...
godet
9
8
a triangular piece o...
goest
9
7
(archaic) 2nd person...
gosht
12
9
(Hindi) in Indian co...
graft
12
10
to unite with a grow...
grant
9
8
to bestow upon [v -E...
great
9
7
a distinguished or o...
greet
9
7
to address in a frie...
grift
13
10
(US) to swindle [v -...
griot
10
7
a tribal entertainer...
gript
13
10
GRIP, to take hold o...
grist
11
7
grain for grinding [...
groat
9
7
an old English coin...
grout
10
8
to fill a crack with...
grunt
10
9
to utter a deep gutt...
grypt
19
12
GRIPE, to keep on co...
guest
10
8
to appear as a visit...
guilt
12
9
to cause someone to...
gulet
11
9
a wooden Turkish sai...
guyot
16
10
a flat-topped underw...
habit
13
10
to clothe [v -ED, -I...
hadst
11
8
(archaic) 2nd person...
haint
10
8
(Southern US dialect...
hault
12
9
(Shakespeare) haught...
haunt
10
9
to visit frequently...
heart
10
7
to hearten, encourag...
heast
10
7
(Spenser) behest, co...
hecht
16
12
to command, also HIG...
heist
11
7
to steal, rob [v -ED...
helot
11
8
a slave or serf [n -...
hiant
10
8
gaping [adj]
hight
15
11
(archaic) to command...
hoast
10
7
(dialect) to cough [...
hoist
11
7
to raise with tackle...
horst
11
7
(German) a mass of t...
hurst
12
8
a wood or grove [n -...
idant
8
7
a chromosome which i...
ident
8
7
a short visual image...
idiot
9
6
a mentally deficient...
immit
12
11
(obsolete) to insert...
impot
12
11
(slang) an impositio...
inapt
10
9
unfit or unqualified...
incut
12
10
in rock climbing, an...
inept
10
9
unfit or unqualified...
inert
8
6
passive [adj INERTER...
ingot
9
8
a mass of unwrought...
inlet
9
7
to insert [v INLET,...
innit
8
7
an informal contract...
input
11
10
to enter data into a...
inset
8
6
to set in, in fix [v...
inust
9
7
(obsolete) burnt in...
inwit
12
9
(archaic) inward sen...
islet
10
6
a small island [n -S...
izzat
15
23
(Urdu) honour, reput...
jabot
12
17
(French) a lace fril...
jaunt
10
16
to go on a pleasure...
jigot
12
16
(French) a leg of la...
joint
10
15
combined [adj JOINTL...
joist
11
14
a beam supporting bo...
joust
11
15
to engage in persona...
jurat
11
15
a memorandum at the...
kaput
12
13
(German) finished, d...
karat
9
9
(US) a unit of quali...
karst
10
9
a landscape composed...
kempt
13
15
combed, tidy [adj]
kiaat
9
9
(Afrikaans) a tropic...
kight
14
13
(Spenser) a bird of...
klett
11
10
a lightweight climbi...
knelt
10
11
KNEEL, to rest on th...
knout
9
11
to flog with a leath...
korat
9
9
a cat with a silver-...
kraft
12
12
a type of strong bro...
krait
10
9
a deadly Asian snake...
kraut
10
10
(short for) sauerkra...
kydst
17
12
KYTHE, to make known...
lacet
12
9
a kind of lacework [...
larnt
9
7
LARN, (dialect) to l...
leant
8
7
LEAN, to incline or...
leapt
11
9
LEAP, to spring off...
least
9
6
the smallest in size...
legit
11
8
a legitimate drama [...
liart
10
6
grey; dapple-grey, a...
licht
16
11
(Scots) light [adj L...
licit
14
9
not forbidden by law...
light
14
10
having little weight...
limit
12
9
to restrict [v -ED,...
lirot
10
6
LIRA, (Italian) an I...
loast
9
6
LOOSE, to set free,...
lovat
11
10
a greyish or bluish-...
lunet
9
8
a little moon or sat...
lyart
16
8
grey, dapple-grey, a...
magot
10
10
(French) the Barbary...
maist
10
8
(Scots) the most par...
manat
8
9
a standard monetary...
manet
8
9
(Latin) a stage dire...
mayst
16
10
MAY, to gather flowe...
mazut
13
18
petroleum residue af...
meant
8
9
MEAN, to tend, signi...
meint
9
9
MING, to mix [v]
merit
10
8
to deserve [v -ED, -...
meynt
15
11
MENG, (archaic) to m...
micht
16
13
(Scots) might, power...
midst
11
9
the middle [n -S]
might
14
12
strength, also MICHT...
moist
10
8
slightly wet [adj MO...
morat
9
8
a drink made of hone...
motet
9
8
(French) a kind of u...
moult
11
10
to shed feathers or...
mount
9
10
to climb [v -ED, -IN...
moust
10
9
(Scots) a musk, hair...
mpret
12
11
a former title of th...
muist
11
9
(Scots) a musk, hair...
mulct
15
13
to take money from,...
muset
10
9
a gap in a fence thr...
musit
11
9
a gap in a fence thr...
naunt
7
8
(archaic) an aunt [n...
neist
8
6
(Scots) next, neares...
nempt
11
12
NEMN, (obsolete) to...
nepit
10
9
a unit of informatio...
nicht
14
11
(Scots) night [n -S]
night
12
10
the period from suns...
noint
7
7
to anoint [v -ED, -I...
nonet
6
7
a musical piece for...
nooit
7
6
(South Africa) expre...
obiit
11
8
(Latin) he/she died...
objet
12
17
(French) an object [...
octet
11
8
a composition for ei...
odist
9
6
one who writes odes...
olent
8
7
having a smell [adj]
oncet
10
9
(Southern US dialect...
onset
7
6
a beginning [n -S]
oobit
10
8
a hairy caterpillar,...
orant
7
6
a representation of...
orbit
11
8
to revolve around [v...
oubit
11
9
a hairy caterpillar,...
oucht
14
11
(Scots) anything, al...
ought
12
10
to owe [v -ED, -ING,...
overt
10
9
open to view [adj OV...
ovist
11
9
a believer that the...
owlet
12
9
a young owl, also HO...
paint
10
9
to apply colour with...
palet
11
9
the membranous inner...
peart
10
8
active, lively, bris...
perst
11
8
PERSE, (Spenser) to...
petit
11
8
(French) small, esp....
pewit
14
11
a bird, the lapwing...
phpht
18
15
used as an expressio...
picot
14
11
to edge with ornamen...
piert
11
8
a small plant with s...
pight
15
12
to pitch (e.g. a ten...
pilot
12
9
to control the cours...
pinot
10
9
(French) a variety o...
pipet
13
11
a tube for transferr...
pipit
14
11
one of several lark-...
pitot
11
8
a tube used to measu...
pivot
13
12
to turn on a shaft o...
plait
12
9
to braid [v -ED, -IN...
plant
11
10
to place in the grou...
plast
12
9
PLACE, to assign to...
platt
12
9
in Scots adjectival...
pleat
11
9
to fold in an even m...
ploat
11
9
(Scots) to dip in ve...
pluot
12
10
a hybrid fruit of pl...
point
10
9
to indicate directio...
poort
10
8
(Afrikaans) a mounta...
posit
11
8
to place [v -ED, -IN...
poult
12
10
a young domestic fow...
poupt
13
12
POUPE, (obsolete) to...
poynt
16
11
(obsolete) to point...
pratt
11
8
(Shakespeare) to bea...
prent
10
9
(Scots) to print [v...
prest
11
8
(obsolete) to lend [...
print
11
9
to produce by presse...
prost
11
8
used in a drinking t...
prunt
11
10
a moulded glass orna...
qanat
15
15
an underground water...
quant
16
16
to propel with a pol...
quart
17
15
the fourth part of a...
qubit
20
18
in computing, a quan...
quest
17
15
to make a search [v...
quiet
17
15
making little or no...
quilt
19
16
to stitch together w...
quint
17
16
a five-stringed teno...
quirt
18
15
to strike with a hor...
quist
18
15
a pigeon, also CUSHA...
quoit
17
15
a heavy flat ring th...
rabat
10
8
(French) to rotate i...
ramet
9
8
an independent membe...
react
11
8
to respond to a stim...
reast
8
5
to become rancid, al...
rebit
11
8
REBITE, in engraving...
rebut
11
9
to prove to be false...
recit
12
8
(French) the narrati...
recut
12
9
to cut again [v RECU...
reest
8
5
to be noisily uncoop...
refit
11
8
to fit out afresh an...
reist
9
5
to become rancid [v...
relet
9
6
to let again [v RELE...
relit
10
6
RELIGHT, to light ag...
remet
9
8
REMEET, to meet agai...
remit
10
8
to send payment [v R...
repot
10
8
to put in a new pot...
resat
8
5
RESIT, to sit again...
reset
8
5
to set again [v RESE...
resit
9
5
to sit again after f...
revet
10
9
to face with masonry...
rewet
11
8
to wet again [v REWE...
riant
8
6
mirthful, gay [adj R...
richt
15
10
(Scots) right [adj R...
right
13
9
being in accordance...
rivet
11
9
to fasten with a typ...
roast
8
5
to cook with dry hea...
robot
10
8
a man-like machine t...
roist
9
5
to revel noisily, ca...
roost
8
5
to prepare for sleep...
roset
8
5
(Scots) to coat with...
rosit
9
5
(Scots) to coat with...
roust
9
6
to arouse and drive...
royst
15
7
to revel noisily, ca...
rozet
11
14
(Scots) to rosin, al...
rozit
12
14
(Scots) to rosin, al...
rybat
17
10
(Scots) a dressed st...
sabot
10
8
(French) a wooden sh...
saint
8
6
to hail as a person...
saist
9
5
(Spenser) 2nd person...
salat
9
6
(Arabic) a set of pr...
salet
9
6
in medieval armour,...
salut
10
7
an interjection expr...
sault
10
7
a waterfall or rapid...
saunt
8
7
(Scots) a saint [n -...
sayst
15
7
SAY, to utter in wor...
scant
11
9
scarce [adj SCANTER,...
scart
12
8
to scratch, scrape [...
scatt
12
8
(historical) a tribu...
sceat
11
8
(Old English) a smal...
scent
11
9
to fill with a perfu...
scoot
11
8
to go quickly [v -ED...
scout
12
9
to reconnoitre [v -E...
scrat
12
8
to scratch, also SCR...
scuft
15
12
the nape of the neck...
shaft
13
10
to propel with a pol...
shakt
12
11
SHAKE, to move to an...
shalt
12
8
SHALL, used as an au...
sheet
10
7
to cover with a larg...
shent
10
8
SHEND, (archaic) to...
shift
14
10
to move from one pos...
shirt
12
7
to don a garment for...
shist
12
7
a type of metamorphi...
shoat
10
7
a young pig, esp. on...
shoot
10
7
to hit, injure or ki...
short
11
7
having little length...
shott
11
7
(Arabic) a shallow s...
shout
11
8
to yell loudly [v -E...
shunt
11
9
to turn aside [v -ED...
sicht
15
10
(Scots) to sight [v...
sient
8
6
(archaic) a scion, a...
sight
13
9
to observe or notice...
skart
10
9
(Scots) a cormorant,...
skatt
10
9
(dialect) a sudden b...
skeet
9
9
the sport of clay bi...
skint
10
10
having no money [adj...
skirt
11
9
to pass along the bo...
skort
10
9
a pair of shorts wit...
slant
9
7
oblique [adj SLANTLY...
slart
10
6
(dialect) to spill [...
sleet
9
6
to shower frozen rai...
slept
12
9
SLEEP, to be in a na...
slipt
13
9
SLIP, to slide sudde...
sloot
9
6
(Afrikaans) in South...
sluit
11
7
(Afrikaans) in South...
smalt
11
9
a blue pigment [n -S...
smart
10
8
clever [adj SMARTER,...
smelt
11
9
to melt or fuse, as...
smolt
11
9
a young salmon [n -S...
smoot
9
8
(slang) to work as a...
smout
10
9
to work as a composi...
smowt
13
11
(Scots) a small pers...
snift
11
9
to sniff, to blow ou...
snirt
9
6
(Scots) to snigger [...
snoot
7
6
to treat with disdai...
snort
8
6
to exhale noisily th...
snout
8
7
to provide with a no...
souct
12
9
(Spenser) soused [v]
spait
11
8
a flood, a surge, al...
spalt
12
9
to splinter [v -ED,...
spart
11
8
esparto, Spanish bro...
speat
10
8
a flood, a surge, al...
spect
14
11
a nonstandard form o...
spelt
12
9
a hardy wheat, aka e...
spent
10
9
SPEND, to expend, to...
spilt
13
9
SPILL, to overflow f...
spirt
12
8
to emit liquid forci...
splat
12
9
to flatten on impact...
split
13
9
to separate lengthwi...
spoot
10
8
the razor-shell moll...
sport
11
8
to frolic [v -ED, -I...
spout
11
9
to eject in a rapid...
sprat
11
8
a young herring [n -...
sprit
12
8
a ship's spar [n -S]
spurt
12
9
to gush forth, also...
squat
17
15
short and thick [adj...
squit
18
15
(slang) a contemptib...
start
9
5
to begin, set out [v...
stent
8
6
(Scots) to stint [v...
stept
11
8
STEP, to measure by...
stilt
11
6
to raise on long sle...
stint
9
6
to be niggardly with...
stoat
8
5
a weasel with a blac...
stoit
9
5
(Scots) to stagger,...
stopt
11
8
STOP, to halt or dis...
stott
9
5
to bound with a stif...
stout
9
6
thick, resolute [adj...
strut
10
6
to walk with a pompo...
stunt
9
7
to hinder from growt...
sturt
10
6
to vex; to annoy [v...
suent
8
7
(dialect) smooth and...
suint
9
7
a natural grease fou...
surat
9
6
(Hindi) a coarse unc...
swapt
14
11
SWAP, to barter, giv...
swart
12
8
dark-complexioned, b...
sweat
11
8
to perspire [v -ED,...
sweet
11
8
tasting like sugar [...
swelt
13
9
(dialect) to die, to...
swept
14
11
SWEEP, to clean with...
swift
15
11
rapid [adj SWIFTER,...
swopt
14
11
SWOP, to barter, giv...
tacet
11
8
(Latin) it is silent...
tacit
12
8
unspoken; understood...
taint
8
6
to stain or blemish...
tapet
10
8
(Spenser) to decorat...
tarot
8
5
a pack of cards used...
taunt
8
7
to goad or provoke [...
tempt
12
11
to entice to commit...
tenet
7
6
an opinion, principl...
tewit
12
8
(Scots) the lapwing,...
theft
13
10
the act of stealing...
thoft
13
10
a rowing-bench [n -S...
tight
13
9
firmly or closely fi...
tinct
12
9
to stain, dye [v -ED...
toast
8
5
to brown by exposing...
torot
8
5
TORAH, the body of J...
tract
12
8
(Spenser) to trace,...
trait
9
5
(French) a character...
trant
8
6
to traffic in an iti...
trapt
11
8
TRAP, to catch in a...
tratt
9
5
(short for) a tratto...
treat
8
5
to deal with [v -ED,...
trest
9
5
(dialect) a trestle,...
trist
10
5
(archaic) sad, also...
troat
8
5
to bellow like a roa...
trout
9
6
a freshwater fish [n...
trust
10
6
to place confidence...
tryst
16
7
to make an appointme...
tuart
9
6
(Native Australian)...
tweet
11
8
to make a sound like...
twilt
14
9
to quilt [v -ED, -IN...
twist
13
8
to force around [v -...
twixt
19
15
between, also BETWIX...
unapt
10
10
unfit or unqualified...
uncut
12
11
not cut [adj]
unfit
11
10
not fit [adj UNFITTE...
unget
9
9
to deny the begettin...
ungot
9
9
UNGET, to deny the b...
unhat
10
9
to remove a hat [v U...
unket
9
11
odd; strange; uncout...
unlet
9
8
not letted (of a pro...
unlit
10
8
not lit [adj]
unmet
9
10
not met [adj]
unset
8
7
to undo the setting...
unwet
11
10
not wet [adj]
unwit
12
10
to make unsane [v UN...
upjet
13
18
to spout up [v UPJET...
uplit
13
10
UPLIGHT, to light to...
upset
11
9
to overturn [v UPSET...
urent
8
7
burning [adj]
valet
11
10
to act as a personal...
vault
12
11
to leap over, also V...
vaunt
10
11
to boast [v -ED, -IN...
veldt
12
11
(Afrikaans) open gra...
verst
11
9
(Russian) a unit of...
visit
12
9
to call upon someone...
vivat
13
13
(Latin) an expressio...
volet
11
10
a short veil worn at...
vomit
12
12
to eject the content...
waift
14
11
(Spenser) a phantom,...
waist
12
8
the narrowest part o...
warst
12
8
(Scots) worst, also...
wecht
17
13
(Scots) to winnow [v...
weest
11
8
WEE, small [adj]
welkt
14
13
(Shakespeare) twiste...
wheat
13
10
any cereal grass of...
wheft
16
13
a flag, ensign, etc....
whift
17
13
(dialect) a breath,...
whipt
17
13
WHIP, to strike with...
whist
15
10
to become silent [v...
whoot
13
10
(obsolete) to make a...
whort
14
10
a whortleberry, also...
wight
16
12
swift, nimble, also...
wisht
15
10
(Scots) an interject...
worst
12
8
most bad, also WARST...
wrapt
14
11
WRAP, to enclose [v]
wrast
12
8
(obsolete) to wrest,...
wrest
12
8
to take away by forc...
wrist
13
8
the junction between...
wroot
11
8
(obsolete) to turn u...
wurst
13
9
(German) a large sau...
yacht
20
12
a vessel propelled b...
yeast
14
7
to ferment [v -ED, -...
ymolt
17
11
MELT, to change from...
yourt
15
8
(Russian) a Mongolia...
yrapt
17
10
(Spenser) rapt [adj]
yrent
14
8
REND, to tear apart...
ytost
15
7
TOSS, to throw light...
zakat
12
18
(Persian) in Islam,...
zibet
14
17
(Arabic) a civet cat...
zizit
16
23
(Hebrew) the tassels...
zoist
12
14
a person who maintai...
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