6 letter words that end with T

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6 letter words that end with T

6 letter T word	Scrabble®	Words With Friends®	Description
abduct	16	14	to carry someone awa...
abject	17	21	humble; miserable; c...
ablaut	13	11	(German) vowel chang...
ablest	13	10	ABLE, competent, als...
abrupt	15	13	sudden [adj ABRUPTER...
absent	11	10	not present [adj ABS...
aburst	13	10	in a bursting condit...
abvolt	15	14	a unit of electrical...
abwatt	15	12	a unit of power [n -...
accent	15	13	to pronounce with pr...
accept	18	15	to receive with favo...
accost	16	12	to approach and spea...
acquit	22	19	to free from a charg...
actant	12	10	a noun phrase functi...
addict	14	11	to make dependent on...
adduct	14	12	to draw inward, esp....
adjust	13	17	to bring to a more s...
admixt	18	17	ADMIX, to mix [v]
adrift	13	10	drifting [adj]
adroit	10	7	skilful [adj ADROITE...
advect	15	14	to transport by the...
advent	11	12	arrival [n -S]
advert	12	11	an advertisement [n...
affect	17	15	to act upon [v -ED,...
affret	14	12	(Spenser) a furious...
afloat	12	10	floating [adj]
afreet	11	9	an evil spirit in Ar...
afront	11	10	(Shakespeare) in fro...
ageist	11	8	an advocate of ageis...
aghast	13	10	stupefied with horro...
agorot	10	8	AGORA, a market-plac...
agunot	10	10	AGUNA, (Hebrew) a wo...
aidant	9	8	(archaic) a helper [...
aiglet	12	9	a metal sheath at th...
aigret	11	8	a tuft of feathers w...
airest	10	6	(Scots) earliest [ad...
albeit	13	10	although, also ALBE,...
albert	13	10	a kind of watch chai...
alight	15	11	to dismount [v ALIGH...
aliyot	17	9	ALIYA, the immigrati...
almost	12	10	very nearly [adv]
amidst	12	10	in the middle of [pr...
amoret	10	9	a love sonnet or son...
amount	10	11	to come to in total...
amulet	12	11	a lucky charm [n -S]
anenst	8	8	(archaic) about; con...
anicut	13	11	(Tamil) a dam or mol...
anight	13	11	(Shakespeare) by nig...
anklet	11	12	an ornament for the...
anoint	8	8	to consecrate with o...
aorist	10	6	a tense expressing s...
applet	15	13	an small single-purp...
apport	14	12	(French) in psychica...
aptest	12	9	APT, suited to [adj]
ardent	9	8	burning with emotion...
argent	10	9	silver [n -S]
aright	14	10	(archaic) right; cor...
armlet	12	10	an ornament or band...
armpit	14	12	the hollow under the...
aroint	9	7	(archaic) to drive o...
aroynt	15	9	(archaic) to frighte...
arpent	11	10	a old French land me...
arrant	9	7	thoroughgoing; notor...
arrect	13	9	of an animal's ears,...
arrest	10	6	to bring to a stands...
artist	11	6	one who is skilled i...
ascent	12	10	a going up [n -S]
askant	10	11	sideways; obliquely...
aslant	10	8	slanting [adv]
aspect	15	12	to look at [v -ED, -...
asport	12	9	to carry away, espec...
aspout	12	10	(archaic) spoutingly...
asquat	18	16	(archaic) in a squat...
assart	10	6	(historical) to recl...
assent	9	7	to express agreement...
assert	10	6	to state positively...
assist	11	6	to give aid or suppo...
assort	10	6	to distribute into g...
assott	10	6	(Spenser) infatuated...
astart	10	6	(Spenser) to start u...
astert	10	6	(obsolete) to start...
astrut	11	7	(archaic) protruding...
attent	9	7	(Spenser) attention...
attest	10	6	to affirm to be genu...
attrit	11	6	to wear down, also A...
atwixt	20	16	betwixt [adv]
august	12	10	stately, venerable [...
auklet	12	12	a small auk [n -S]
aurist	11	7	a specialist on the...
autist	11	7	one who suffers from...
avaunt	11	12	(archaic) to advance...
avocet	14	13	a wading bird with a...
avoset	11	10	a wading bird with a...
backet	16	16	(Scots) a shallow wo...
baggit	15	13	a ripe female salmon...
baguet	13	12	(French) a long Fren...
bakgat	14	15	(South Africa) fine,...
ballat	14	11	(Scots) a ballad [n...
ballet	14	11	a theatrical perform...
ballot	14	11	to vote by ballot [v...
bampot	15	15	(Scots) an idiot, fo...
bandit	12	11	a robber [n BANDITS...
banket	12	14	a gold-bearing congl...
bankit	13	14	a raised sidewalk [n...
bannet	10	11	a bonnet [n -S]
barbet	14	12	(French) a variety o...
barbot	14	12	a kind of large catf...
barbut	15	13	a type of helmet [n...
barest	12	9	BARE, unclothed, unc...
barnet	11	10	(slang) hair [n -S]
barrat	12	9	to quarrel especiall...
barret	12	9	a kind of cap former...
basalt	13	10	an igneous volcanic...
basant	11	10	(Urdu) a Pakistani s...
basest	12	9	BASE, mean [adj]
basket	13	13	a container made of...
basnet	11	10	a light helmet, also...
basset	12	9	to outcrop, also BAS...
batlet	13	10	a wooden mallet for...
becket	16	16	a loop of rope havin...
bedsit	13	10	a one-room dwelling...
bedust	13	11	to cover with dust [...
befret	14	12	to gnaw [v BEFRETTED...
begift	16	14	to present with gift...
begilt	15	12	BEGILD, to gild [v]
begirt	14	11	BEGIRD, (archaic) to...
behest	14	11	a command [n -S]
bejant	13	19	(Scots) a freshman a...
beknot	12	14	to tie in knots [v B...
bemist	14	12	to envelop in a mist...
bemixt	20	19	BEMIX, to mix well [...
bennet	10	11	a dry grass stalk [n...
bepelt	15	13	to pelt hard [v -ED,...
bereft	14	12	BEREAVE, to deprive...
berret	12	9	a round close-fittin...
besmut	14	13	to blacken with soot...
besort	12	9	(Shakespeare) to mat...
bespat	14	12	BESPIT, to spit upon...
bespit	15	12	to spit upon [v BESP...
bespot	14	12	to cover with spots...
bewent	14	13	BEGO, to beset [v]
bewept	17	15	BEWEEP, to weep over...
bezant	14	19	a gold coin first st...
bident	12	11	a two-pronged spear...
billet	15	11	to accomodate or qua...
biodot	12	10	a temperature-sensit...
bisect	16	12	to divide into two p...
blaest	13	10	BLAE, blackish blue...
blewit	17	13	an edible wild mushr...
blight	18	14	to cause decay [v -E...
bluest	14	11	BLUE, having the col...
bobcat	17	15	a short-tailed North...
boblet	15	13	a two-man bobsleigh...
bogart	13	11	to monopolise someth...
bonist	12	10	one who holds the do...
bonnet	10	11	to put on a head cov...
borsht	15	11	(Russian) cold beetr...
bosket	13	13	a thicket, a plantat...
bosset	12	9	a rudimentary antler...
botnet	11	10	a network of infecte...
bouget	13	12	(Spenser) a budget,...
bought	16	14	(Spenser) a coil, fo...
bowget	16	14	(obsolete) an ancien...
bowpot	17	15	a pot for boughs as...
breast	12	9	to confront boldly [...
breest	12	9	(Scots) breast, also...
breist	13	9	(Scots) breast, also...
brevet	14	13	to confer an honorar...
bricht	19	14	(Scots) bright [adj...
bright	17	13	a light-hued tobacco...
broast	12	9	to boil and roast fo...
browst	16	12	(Scots) a brewing [n...
brulot	14	11	a biting fly [n -S]
brunet	12	11	a (male) person with...
bucket	17	17	to push forward hurr...
budget	14	13	to estimate expenses...
buffet	17	16	to hit sharply [v -E...
buglet	15	13	a small bugle [n -S]
bugout	14	13	the act of running a...
bullet	15	12	to move swiftly [v -...
bunnet	11	12	a bonnet, also BONNE...
burbot	15	13	a long, slender, fre...
burnet	12	11	a moth of the genus...
busket	14	14	(Spenser) a small bu...
buyout	19	13	the buying out or ta...
bypast	21	14	gone by [adj]
byzant	21	21	a gold coin first st...
cablet	16	13	a little cable less...
cabrit	16	12	a pronghorn antelope...
cachet	18	14	to print a design on...
cadent	12	11	(Shakespeare) fallin...
cahoot	14	11	partnership; as, to...
callet	15	11	(Shakespeare) a drab...
camlet	15	13	a strong waterproof...
cannot	11	11	the negative form of...
caplet	16	13	(tradename) a kind o...
caract	16	12	(Shakespeare) a mark...
carlot	14	10	(Shakespeare) a peas...
carnet	12	10	(French) a customs o...
carpet	15	12	to cover a floor wit...
carrat	13	9	a unit of weight use...
carrot	13	9	a root vegetable [n...
casket	14	13	to place in a burial...
catcht	19	14	CATCH, to capture af...
catgut	15	12	the intestine of a c...
caught	17	14	CATCH, to capture af...
caveat	14	13	to enter a type of l...
cavort	15	13	to prance, caper abo...
cement	13	13	to bind firmly [v -E...
cermet	14	12	a strong alloy of a...
chalet	16	12	a type of wooden hou...
chalot	16	12	CHALAH, (Hebrew) a l...
charet	15	11	(Spenser) a chariot...
chaunt	15	13	to sing, also CHANT...
chenet	14	12	an andiron, an iron...
chevet	17	15	(French) the east en...
chewet	18	14	(obsolete) a kind of...
chicot	19	14	a handsome tree of c...
claret	14	10	to drink a red dry w...
claspt	17	13	CLASP, to embrace ti...
client	14	11	a customer [n -S]
closet	14	10	to enclose in a clos...
cobalt	16	13	a metallic element [...
cobnut	15	14	a large roundish var...
cocket	17	16	an official shipping...
codist	14	10	a codifier; a maker...
coedit	13	10	to edit together [v...
coempt	16	15	to buy up the entire...
cogent	13	12	convincing [adj COGE...
cohort	15	11	one of ten divisions...
cohost	15	11	to host jointly [v -...
collet	15	11	a circular flange or...
comart	14	12	(Shakespeare) an agr...
combat	16	15	to fight against [v...
comfit	17	15	a sweet; a sugarcoat...
commit	16	15	to perpetrate [v COM...
commot	15	15	an early English lan...
compot	16	15	(French) fruit stewe...
comsat	14	12	(short for) communic...
confit	15	13	a sweet; a sugarcoat...
coplot	16	13	to plot together [v...
copout	15	13	a backing out of a r...
coquet	21	19	to flirt, also COQUE...
cornet	12	10	a trumpet-like instr...
corset	13	9	to fit with a suppor...
corvet	15	13	of a horse, to act f...
cosset	13	9	to fondle or pamper...
covent	14	14	(archaic) a convent,...
covert	15	13	secret [adj COVERTLY...
cowpat	18	15	a dropping of cow du...
coyest	19	11	COY, modest, bashful...
cravat	15	13	a scarf or band worn...
creant	12	10	creating, formative...
credit	14	10	to accept as true [v...
criant	13	10	garish [adj]
cronet	12	10	(obsolete) the hair...
cruset	14	10	a goldsmith's crucib...
cubist	17	13	relating to cubism,...
cueist	14	10	a billiard-player [n...
cullet	16	12	waste glass, melted...
curiet	14	10	(obsolete) a cuirass...
curvet	16	14	to leap, frisk [v CU...
cushat	16	12	(Scots) the wood-pig...
cutest	14	10	CUTE, pleasingly att...
cutlet	15	11	a cut of meat [n -S]
cutout	14	11	something cut out [n...
cygnet	20	14	a young swan [n -S]
dacoit	13	10	a member of an India...
dakoit	11	11	a member of an India...
dammit	13	13	damn it [interj]
daylit	18	10	DAYLIGHT, to illumin...
decant	12	11	to pour from one con...
deceit	13	10	falseness [n -S]
decent	12	11	conforming to standa...
decoct	16	13	to extract the flavo...
dectet	13	10	a group of ten (musi...
deduct	14	12	to subtract [v -ED,...
defast	12	10	DEFACE, to spoil the...
defeat	11	10	to win a victory ove...
defect	15	13	to desert an allegia...
degout	11	10	to make (something)...
degust	12	10	to taste with pleasu...
dehort	12	9	to dissuade [v -ED,...
deject	15	19	to depress, make sad...
delict	15	11	in Scots law, a civi...
delist	12	8	to remove from a lis...
demast	11	10	to remove the masts...
dement	10	11	to deprive of reason...
demist	12	10	to clear a windscree...
dennet	8	9	a nineteenth century...
depart	12	10	to go away [v -ED, -...
depict	16	13	to portray [v -ED, -...
deport	12	10	to expel from a coun...
desalt	11	8	to remove the salt f...
desert	10	7	to abandon [v -ED, -...
desist	11	7	to cease doing somet...
despot	12	10	a ruler with absolut...
detect	13	10	to discover or perce...
detent	9	8	any stop or catch in...
detest	10	7	to hate intensely [v...
detort	10	7	(obsolete) to untwis...
devest	12	11	to strip or deprive...
devout	12	12	pious [adj DEVOUTER,...
dewitt	14	10	to lynch [v -ED, -IN...
dicast	14	10	(historical) one of...
didact	14	11	a person given to le...
digest	12	9	to assimilate food i...
diglot	13	10	a bilingual book [n...
dikast	12	11	(historical) one of...
diktat	12	11	a harsh settlement i...
dimout	12	11	a condition of parti...
dimwit	16	13	a person of low inte...
dipnet	12	11	a handheld fishing s...
diquat	19	17	a kind of herbicide...
direct	14	10	straightforward [adj...
direst	11	7	DIRE, disastrous [ad...
dittit	12	7	DIT, (Scots) to bloc...
divert	13	11	to turn aside [v -ED...
divest	13	11	to strip or deprive...
docent	12	11	(German) a college o...
docket	14	14	to provide with an i...
doitit	11	7	(Scots) in one's dot...
dolent	10	9	(obsolete) causing s...
domett	11	10	a type of plain clot...
donnat	8	9	(dialect) a good-for...
donnot	8	9	(dialect) an idler,...
doocot	12	10	(Scots) a dovecote,...
dooket	10	11	(Scots) a dovecote,...
dopant	11	11	in electronics, an i...
dopest	12	10	DOPE, excellent [adj...
dotant	9	8	(Shakespeare) one wh...
doucet	13	11	a sweet dish, also D...
dought	14	12	DOW, to be able [v]
dowset	13	10	a savory tart baked...
drapet	12	10	(Spenser) a cloth co...
draunt	10	9	to drawl, to drone,...
dreamt	11	10	DREAM, to experience...
dreest	10	7	DREE, (Scots) dreary...
driest	11	7	DRY, having no moist...
dryest	17	9	DRY, having no moist...
drylot	18	10	an enclosure for liv...
dugout	12	11	a canoe made by holl...
dulcet	15	12	sweet-toned [adj DUL...
duplet	14	12	a pair of electrons...
durant	10	9	a strong cloth in im...
dynast	16	10	a hereditary ruler [...
eaglet	11	9	a young eagle [n -S]
econut	12	11	one concerned for th...
effect	17	15	to bring about [v -E...
effort	14	12	a deliberate exertio...
eftest	12	9	(dialect) readiest,...
egoist	11	8	one who practices eg...
eident	9	8	(Scots) busy, dilige...
elanet	9	8	a kite of the genus...
eldest	11	8	the oldest of a set...
elegit	12	9	(Latin) a writ of ex...
elicit	15	10	to draw forth [v -ED...
eluant	10	9	a solvent, also ELUE...
eluent	10	9	a solvent, also ELUA...
embost	13	12	EMBOSS, to decorate...
empart	13	12	(Spenser) to impart...
encyst	19	12	to become enclosed i...
endart	9	8	to dart in, also IND...
enfant	10	11	(French) a child [n...
engilt	12	10	ENGILD, (Shakespeare...
engirt	11	9	ENGIRD, to gird; to...
englut	12	11	to glut, to fill [v...
enlist	11	8	to engage for milita...
enrapt	11	10	in ecstasy [adj]
enroot	8	7	to implant firmly [v...
equant	17	17	a geometric adjustme...
errant	9	7	wandering [adj ERRAN...
escort	13	9	to accompany [v -ED,...
esprit	13	9	(French) spirit, wit...
except	21	19	to exclude, leave ou...
exempt	19	19	to free from liabili...
exeunt	15	15	(Latin) (stage direc...
exhort	18	15	to admonish earnestl...
expect	21	19	to anticipate [v -ED...
expert	18	16	skilled [adj EXPERTL...
export	18	16	to send goods out of...
exsect	19	16	to cut out [v -ED, -...
exsert	16	13	to protrude [v -ED,...
extant	15	14	still in existence [...
extent	15	14	the range over which...
extort	16	13	to obtain something...
eyalet	16	9	(Turkish) a province...
eyelet	16	9	to make a small hole...
fablet	15	13	a large smartphone t...
faggot	14	13	to bind together in...
fanjet	13	19	a type of jet engine...
farfet	14	12	far fetched [adj]
faucet	15	13	a pipe inserted in a...
favest	14	13	FAVE, (slang) favour...
fayest	18	11	FAY, whimsical, also...
ferest	12	9	FERE, able [adj]
ferret	12	9	to search out persis...
fewest	15	12	FEW, not many [adj]
fewmet	16	15	(archaic) the dung o...
feyest	18	11	FEY, foreseeing the...
fiaunt	12	11	(Spenser) a fiat [n...
fidget	14	12	to move about restle...
filfot	16	13	a swastika, also FYL...
fillet	15	11	to cut boneless slic...
finest	12	10	the worthiest citize...
finlit	14	11	(colloquial) financi...
firlot	14	10	an old measure of gr...
flaunt	13	12	to exhibit in a show...
flemit	15	13	FLEME, (Scots) to pu...
fliest	14	10	FLY, shrewd, knowing...
flight	18	14	to migrate in a floc...
floret	13	10	a small flower, esp....
fluent	13	12	flowing [adj FLUENTL...
flyest	20	12	FLY, shrewd, knowing...
foment	12	13	to foster or promote...
forcat	15	12	a convict condemned...
forest	12	9	to convert into a de...
forgat	13	11	FORGET, to fail to r...
forget	13	11	to fail to remember...
forgot	13	11	FORGET, to fail to r...
forint	12	10	a monetary unit of H...
format	13	12	to follow the style...
forpet	14	12	a measure of grain,...
forpit	15	12	a measure of grain,...
forrit	13	9	(Scots) forward, als...
fouest	12	10	FOU, (Scots) drunk [...
fought	16	14	FIGHT, to contend in...
freest	12	9	FREE, not subject to...
fremit	14	12	a stranger, also FRE...
fricht	19	14	(Scots) to frighten...
fricot	16	12	an Acadian stew with...
fright	17	13	to make afraid, to s...
frigot	14	11	(Spenser) a frigate...
frowst	16	12	to luxuriate in hot...
fruict	17	13	(obsolete) fruit [n...
funest	12	11	portending death or...
fustet	13	10	the wood of a tree g...
fylfot	22	15	a form of cross like...
gablet	14	12	a small gable [n -S]
gadget	12	11	a mechanical device...
gainst	11	9	(archaic) against [p...
galant	11	10	(French) characteriz...
galiot	12	9	a small galley, form...
gallet	13	10	to fill in mortar jo...
galoot	11	9	an awkward or uncout...
gambet	14	14	a red-legged wading...
gambit	15	14	to sacrifice in orde...
gamest	12	11	GAME, plucky [adj]
gammat	13	14	(South Africa) an of...
gannet	9	10	a large seabird [n -...
garget	12	10	an inflammation of t...
garnet	10	9	a name given to vari...
garret	11	8	a room just under th...
garrot	11	8	a stick or small woo...
gasket	12	12	a flat sheet or ring...
gaslit	13	9	illuminated by gasli...
gayest	17	10	GAY, cheerful [adj]
gedact	14	12	a flutelike organ st...
geddit	12	10	(slang) do you get i...
gelant	11	10	a substance used to...
gennet	9	10	a small Spanish hors...
gerent	10	9	a ruler or manager [...
getout	11	9	an excuse to avoid d...
geyest	17	10	GEY, considerable [a...
gibbet	16	14	to execute by hangin...
giblet	15	12	made of giblets e.g....
giggit	15	12	(archaic US) to conv...
giglet	14	11	(obsolete) a giddy g...
giglot	14	11	(obsolete) a giddy g...
gillet	14	10	(Scots) a skittish,...
gimlet	14	12	a small hand tool wi...
gobbet	15	14	a piece of raw meat...
goblet	14	12	a drinking vessel [n...
godwit	15	12	a bird of the plover...
goglet	13	11	a porous earthen jar...
goiest	11	8	GOEY, anxious to go...
gorget	12	10	a piece of armour fo...
goslet	12	9	a species of dwarf g...
grivet	14	12	a long-tailed Africa...
gromet	12	11	a reinforcing ring o...
groset	11	8	(Scots) a gooseberry...
grovet	13	12	a wrestling hold whe...
guglet	14	12	a porous earthen jar...
gullet	14	11	the throat [n -S]
gumnut	13	14	the woody fruit of t...
gurlet	13	10	a pickaxe with one p...
gurnet	11	10	a marine fish with a...
gusset	12	9	to furnish with a re...
gutrot	12	9	(colloquial) rough,...
gyrant	17	11	spinning around [adj...
haffet	16	14	(Scots) the cheekbon...
haffit	17	14	(Scots) the cheekbon...
hagbut	16	14	(historical) a harqu...
haglet	14	11	the kittiwake or she...
hairst	13	8	to gather in a crop,...
halest	13	9	HALE, healthy [adj]
hallot	14	10	HALLAH, (Hebrew) a l...
hamfat	15	14	an amateurish perfor...
hamlet	14	12	a small town [n -S]
harlot	13	9	a prostitute [n -S]
haslet	13	9	a pressed meat made...
haught	16	13	(Shakespeare) haught...
haulst	14	10	HALSE, to embrace, a...
hawkit	17	15	(Scots) streaked, wh...
hazmat	16	20	hazardous material [...
height	16	12	the highest point, a...
helmet	14	12	to supply with a pro...
henbit	14	12	either of two low-gr...
hepcat	17	14	(slang) a jazz enthu...
hereat	11	8	at this time [adj]
heriot	12	8	(historical) a payme...
hermit	14	11	a recluse [n -S]
hexact	21	18	a six-rayed sponge s...
hobbit	17	14	one of a race of ima...
hogget	14	12	a yearling sheep, al...
hognut	13	12	another name for pig...
holist	14	9	a believer in holism...
honest	11	9	truthful [adj HONEST...
hornet	11	9	a stinging insect [n...
hotpot	14	11	a stewed dish of cho...
howlet	16	12	a young owl, also OW...
howzat	18	20	a cry in cricket app...
howzit	19	20	(South Africa) how i...
hugest	14	11	HUGE, very large [ad...
humect	17	15	to moisten, also HUM...
humint	14	13	human intelligence [...
huppot	17	15	HUPPAH, (Hebrew) a w...
hylist	21	11	a materialist, also...
ibadat	12	10	IBADAH, (Arabic) in...
iciest	14	9	ICY, covered with ic...
idlest	12	8	IDLE, inactive [adj]
illest	13	8	ILL, unwell [adj]
imaret	11	9	(Turkish) a lodging...
impact	17	15	to fix firmly togeth...
impart	14	12	to communicate, also...
import	14	12	to bring in from an...
impost	14	12	to determine customs...
inbent	11	11	bent inwards [adj]
incant	12	11	to utter ritually [v...
incent	12	11	to provide with an i...
incept	15	13	to take into the bod...
incest	13	10	sexual intercourse b...
incult	15	12	uncultivated [adj]
indart	10	8	to dart in, also END...
indent	9	9	to cut or tear irreg...
indict	14	11	to charge with a cri...
induct	14	12	to bring into milita...
indult	12	10	a privilege granted...
infant	11	11	a child in the early...
infect	15	13	to contaminate with...
infeft	14	13	in Scots law, to enf...
infelt	13	11	heartfelt [adj]
infest	12	10	to invade and swarm...
ingest	11	9	to take into the bod...
inject	15	19	to force liquid into...
inkjet	13	20	a printer that spurt...
inkpot	13	14	an inkwell [n -S]
inmost	11	10	farthest within [adj...
insect	13	10	a word loosely used...
insert	10	7	to put in [v -ED, -I...
insist	11	7	to maintain very fir...
insult	12	9	to subject to indign...
intact	13	10	entire, undamaged [a...
intent	9	8	fixed, concentrating...
intort	10	7	to twist inwards [v...
intuit	11	8	to know without cons...
invent	11	12	to devise originally...
invert	12	11	to turn upside down...
invest	12	11	to lay out for profi...
irrupt	14	10	to enter forcibly or...
jacent	14	19	(obsolete) lying fla...
jacket	16	22	to provide with a sh...
jamaat	12	18	(Arabic) an Islamic...
jampot	15	21	a jar for jam, also...
jennet	10	17	a small Spanish hors...
jesuit	13	16	an intriguer, a prev...
jillet	15	17	(Scots) a skittish,...
jivest	15	19	JIVE, deceitful [adj...
juglet	15	19	a small jug [n -S]
juliet	14	17	(In international ra...
jumart	14	19	the supposed offspri...
junket	13	21	a pleasure trip, par...
jurant	12	17	one who takes an oat...
jurist	14	16	one versed in the la...
kainit	11	11	(German) hydrous mag...
kaputt	14	14	(German) finished, d...
karait	11	10	a venomous snake of...
keight	15	14	(Spenser) caught [v]
kennet	9	12	a small hunting dog...
keppit	16	16	KEP, (Scots) to catc...
keyset	17	12	a system of finger l...
khalat	14	13	an Indian robe of ho...
khilat	15	13	(Hindi) a robe of ho...
kidlet	13	12	a little child [n -S...
kidlit	14	12	literature for child...
kidult	14	13	(slang) a film or vi...
killut	15	13	an Indian robe of ho...
kismat	13	13	destiny, also KISMET...
kismet	13	13	destiny, also KISMAT...
kitset	12	10	in New Zealand, a se...
klepht	17	16	a Greek brigand or g...
knight	15	15	a man who has been a...
konfyt	19	16	(Afrikaans) a preser...
krubut	15	15	a malodorous tropica...
labret	13	10	an ornament worn in...
lament	11	11	to cry out in grief...
lamest	12	10	LAME, disabled in th...
lancet	13	11	a narrow, pointed ar...
lappet	15	13	a fold or flap on a...
lariat	11	7	to catch with a long...
lasket	12	11	a loop at the foot o...
latent	10	8	hidden [adj LATENTLY...
latest	11	7	the most recent deve...
lavolt	14	12	a lively dance for c...
lawest	14	10	LAW, (Scots) low [ad...
laxest	17	14	LAX, slack or loose...
laxist	18	14	a person with low mo...
layout	17	10	an arrangement or pl...
learnt	10	8	LEARN, to be informe...
legist	13	9	one skilled in the l...
leglet	13	10	a leg decoration [n...
letout	11	8	something that makes...
levant	12	12	to run away from a d...
libant	13	11	(archaic) sipping; t...
likest	13	11	LIKE, identical or s...
limpet	15	13	a gastropod with a c...
lingot	12	10	(obsolete) an ingot...
linnet	10	9	a common finch, feed...
lionet	10	8	a young lion [n -S]
litest	12	7	LITE, of food and dr...
livest	14	11	LIVE, having life [a...
locket	15	14	a small ornamental c...
locust	15	11	any of numerous orth...
loggat	13	11	a small log or piece...
logout	12	10	exit from a mainfram...
loment	11	11	a pod that breaks in...
lookit	12	11	an interjection: loo...
loppet	15	13	a long-distance cros...
loquat	19	17	a Chinese and Japane...
loriot	11	7	(French) the golden...
loupit	14	11	LOUP, (Scots) to lea...
lowest	14	10	LOW, not high [adj]
lowsit	15	10	LOWSE, to loosen [v]
lucent	14	12	shining, bright [adj...
luchot	17	13	LUACH, (Judaism) an...
lutist	13	8	a lute-player, also...
luxest	18	15	LUXE, (French) luxur...
lyrist	19	9	one who plays the ly...
maggot	13	13	any soft-bodied limb...
magnet	11	12	a body that possesse...
mahant	12	12	(Hindi) a chief Hind...
mahout	13	12	the keeper and drive...
malist	13	10	MALICE, to have ill-...
mallet	13	11	a type of hammer [n...
mammet	13	15	a puppet; a doll, al...
manent	9	11	(Latin) a stage dire...
market	12	13	to offer for sale [v...
marmot	12	12	a kind of burrowing...
mascot	14	12	a talisman, or anyth...
matzot	14	18	MATZO, (Yiddish) unl...
maumet	12	13	a puppet; a doll, al...
mawmet	15	15	a puppet; a doll, al...
mayest	17	11	MAY, to gather flowe...
mazout	14	19	a petroleum residue,...
mercat	14	12	(Scots) market; trad...
merest	11	9	MERE, nothing more,...
merlot	12	10	a red dry wine [n -S...
midget	13	12	a very small person...
midgut	14	13	the middle part of t...
mikvot	15	17	MIKVAH, (Hebrew) a p...
millet	14	11	a cereal grass [n -S...
minuet	11	11	a slow and stately B...
misact	15	12	to act badly [v -ED,...
miscut	16	13	to cut incorrectly [...
miseat	11	9	to eat improperly [v...
misfit	15	12	to fit badly [v MISF...
mishit	15	11	to hit poorly [v MIS...
mislit	14	10	MISLIGHT, to lead as...
mismet	13	12	MISMEET, to meet und...
misset	12	9	to set incorrectly [...
misust	13	10	(Spenser) misused [v...
modest	11	10	unassuming [adj MODE...
modist	12	10	a follower of fashio...
molest	12	10	to touch or interfer...
moment	11	13	a brief period of ti...
mommet	13	15	a puppet; a doll, al...
monact	13	13	the spicule of a spo...
mongst	12	12	(obsolete) amongst,...
monist	11	10	a believer in monism...
moppet	15	15	a baby, a darling [n...
motett	11	9	(French) a kind of u...
motmot	12	12	any of several mainl...
mought	15	14	MAY, to gather flowe...
movant	12	14	a person who applies...
mudcat	15	14	(US) a name given to...
mullet	14	12	a kind of fish; a fi...
muppet	16	16	(slang) a stupid per...
muscat	15	13	(French) a sweet whi...
musket	13	14	a long-barrelled muz...
muskit	14	14	a name for two trees...
mutant	11	11	something that under...
mutest	12	10	MUTE, dumb [adj]
mysost	18	11	(Norwegian) a mild c...
nacket	13	14	(Scots) a snack, a l...
naiant	8	8	in heraldry, swimmin...
natant	8	8	floating in water, a...
naught	13	12	nothing, also NOUGHT...
nefast	11	10	abominable [adj]
newest	12	10	NEW, of recent origi...
niblet	13	11	a small piece of foo...
nicest	13	10	NICE, agreeable; pre...
nidget	11	10	to assist a woman in...
nirlit	12	8	(Scots) knotty, stun...
nitwit	14	10	a stupid person [n -...
nobbut	14	14	(dialect) only, exce...
nocent	11	11	causing injury; harm...
nocket	13	14	a light lunch, also...
nonart	8	8	something that is no...
nonfat	10	11	having no fat solids...
nougat	10	10	a sweet made from eg...
nought	13	12	nothing, also NAUGHT...
nudest	10	9	NUDE, without clothe...
nudist	11	9	an advocate of nudis...
nugget	12	12	to polish shoes or b...
numbat	13	14	a small Australian m...
nutant	9	9	drooping [adj]
nutlet	11	9	a small nut [n -S]
object	17	21	to argue in oppositi...
oblast	13	10	(Russian) a politica...
oboist	12	9	one who plays the ob...
obtect	15	12	of an insect, having...
obtest	12	9	to beseech, supplica...
obvert	14	13	to turn, to show a d...
occult	18	14	secret [adj OCCULTLY...
ocelot	13	10	an American wildcat...
ocicat	16	12	a large short-haired...
octant	12	10	an eighth part of a...
octett	13	9	a composition for ei...
oddest	10	8	ODD, strange, unpair...
oecist	13	9	(historical) the fou...
offcut	18	16	a small piece cut of...
offput	17	16	(Scots) the act of p...
offset	14	12	to compensate for [v...
oftest	12	9	OFT, often [adv]
oikist	12	10	(historical) the fou...
oillet	12	8	(obsolete) an eyelet...
oilnut	11	9	a North American but...
oldest	11	8	OLD, living for a lo...
olfact	16	13	to smell something [...
olivet	13	11	a button shaped like...
omelet	11	10	a dish made with bea...
onbeat	10	10	the first and third...
oncost	12	10	(Scots) an overhead...
oocyst	19	11	an encysted form of...
optant	11	10	a person who opts, e...
orchat	15	11	an area where fruit...
orgeat	10	8	(French) a syrup or...
orient	9	7	to determine the pos...
ostent	9	7	to show off [v -ED,...
outact	13	10	to surpass in acting...
outeat	9	7	to surpass in eating...
outfit	13	10	to equip [v OUTFITTE...
outhit	13	9	to surpass in hittin...
outjet	12	16	a projection, also O...
outjut	13	17	to stick out [v OUTJ...
outlet	11	8	a vent or passage [n...
output	13	11	to produce [v OUTPUT...
outsat	10	7	OUTSIT, to sit longe...
outset	10	7	a beginning [n -S]
outsit	11	7	to sit longer than [...
outwit	14	10	to defeat by superio...
ouvert	12	11	(French) open, also...
oxcart	19	16	a cart drawn by an o...
packet	16	16	to make into a small...
palest	13	10	PALE, lacking colour...
pallet	14	11	a bed or mattress or...
pandit	12	11	(Sanskrit) a Hindu l...
papist	15	12	a supporter of the P...
parent	11	10	to act as father or...
parget	13	11	to cover with plaste...
parrot	12	9	to repeat without th...
patent	11	10	obvious [adj PATENTL...
patoot	11	9	the buttocks, also P...
payout	18	12	money that is paid o...
peanut	11	11	the monkey-nut or gr...
pearst	12	9	(Spenser) pierced, a...
pedant	11	11	a person who parades...
peewit	15	12	a bird, the lapwing...
peinct	15	13	(obsolete) to paint...
pellet	14	11	to hit with small, r...
pelmet	14	13	a fringe or valance...
penult	13	12	(Latin) the last but...
perfet	14	12	(Milton) perfect [ad...
permit	14	12	to allow [v PERMITTE...
pesant	11	10	(obsolete) a peasant...
pezant	14	19	a peasant, also PESA...
picket	17	16	a person or group st...
pierst	13	9	(Spenser) pierced, a...
piglet	15	12	a little pig, also P...
pignut	14	13	an umbelliferous pla...
pigout	14	12	(colloquial) an inst...
piment	13	13	spiced, sweetened wi...
pinnet	11	11	a pinnacle [n -S]
pinxit	19	17	(Latin) a word appen...
piolet	13	10	(French) a mountain-...
piquet	21	19	a person or group st...
pirnit	13	10	(Scots) unevenly wro...
placet	16	13	(Latin) a decision o...
placit	17	13	a court ruling, also...
plaint	13	11	lamentation, complai...
planet	12	11	a celestial body [n...
pliant	13	11	easily bent [adj PLI...
plight	18	14	to make a solemn ple...
pocket	16	16	to place in a pouch...
ponent	10	11	(Milton) the west, w...
pookit	13	13	POOK, (Scots) to plu...
popout	14	13	a type of out in bas...
poppet	16	15	a darling; a small o...
poppit	17	15	one of a number of l...
posnet	11	10	a small cooking pot...
posset	12	9	a drink of milk curd...
potent	11	10	powerful [adj POTENT...
poukit	14	14	POUK, (Scots) to plu...
preact	15	12	to act beforehand [v...
precut	16	13	to cut beforehand [v...
preset	12	9	to set beforehand [v...
priest	13	9	to ordain as one aut...
privet	15	13	a half-evergreen Eur...
probit	15	12	a unit of statistica...
profit	15	12	to gain an advantage...
projet	14	18	(French) a draft of...
prompt	16	15	done without delay [...
prosit	13	9	used in a drinking t...
prutot	13	10	PRUTA, a monetary un...
pucest	16	13	PUCE, dark red [adj]
pudent	12	12	modest [adj]
pullet	15	12	a young hen [n -S]
pulpit	17	14	a raised structure f...
pundit	13	12	(Sanskrit) a learned...
punnet	11	12	a small shallow frui...
puppet	17	16	a doll manipulated b...
purest	13	10	PURE, free from stai...
purist	14	10	one who practises pu...
putout	13	11	an act of causing an...
qiviut	22	20	(Inuit) the fine, so...
quaint	18	17	pleasantly odd, also...
queest	18	16	the ringdove or wood...
queint	18	17	(Spenser) quaint [ad...
quight	23	20	(Spenser) to quit, d...
quoist	19	16	the ringdove or wood...
rabbet	14	12	a groove cut to rece...
rabbit	15	12	a small burrowing an...
rachet	15	11	a mechanism which al...
racist	14	9	an advocate of racis...
racket	14	13	to make a loud noise...
ragout	11	9	to make into a highl...
raiyat	16	8	(Hindi) an Indian pe...
ramcat	14	12	a male cat [n -S]
ramjet	13	18	a type of engine [n...
rapist	13	9	one who commits rape...
rarest	10	6	RARE, not common [ad...
raught	14	11	REACH, to stretch ou...
rawest	13	9	RAW, uncooked [adj]
raylet	17	9	a small ray [n -S]
rebait	12	9	to bait again [v -ED...
reboot	11	9	to renew the boots o...
recant	12	10	to make a formal ret...
recast	13	9	to cast again [v REC...
recent	12	10	happening not long a...
recept	15	12	an idea or image for...
recoat	12	9	to coat again [v -ED...
redact	13	10	to prepare for publi...
redipt	13	10	REDIP, to dip again...
redout	10	8	reddening of the vis...
reduit	11	8	(French) a keep or s...
reedit	10	7	to edit again [v -ED...
reemit	11	9	to emit again [v REE...
refect	15	12	to refresh with food...
refelt	13	10	REFEEL, to feel agai...
reflet	13	10	(French) an iridesce...
refoot	11	9	to replace the foot...
regent	10	9	one who rules in pla...
regest	11	8	(Milton) to register...
regift	14	11	to take a gift that...
regilt	13	9	REGILD, to gild once...
reglet	12	9	a flat, narrow mould...
regret	11	8	to look back upon wi...
reheat	11	8	to heat again [v -ED...
reject	15	18	to refuse to accept...
reknit	11	11	to knit again [v REK...
reknot	10	11	to knot again [v REK...
relent	10	8	to soften and become...
relict	15	10	an organism survivin...
relist	12	7	to list again [v -ED...
reluct	15	11	(archaic) to be unwi...
remeet	10	9	to meet again [v REM...
remelt	12	10	to melt again [v -ED...
remint	11	10	to melt down and mak...
remixt	18	16	REMIX, to mix again...
renest	9	7	to nest again [v -ED...
rennet	8	8	a name given to many...
repast	12	9	to partake of a meal...
repeat	11	9	to say or do again [...
repent	11	10	to regret and be sor...
replot	13	10	to plot again [v REP...
report	12	9	to give an account o...
repost	12	9	to post again [v -ED...
requit	19	16	(Shakespeare) to rep...
rerent	9	7	to rent again [v -ED...
reseat	9	6	to seat again [v -ED...
resect	13	9	to cut away part of...
resent	9	7	to feel affront or i...
reshot	12	8	RESHOOT, to film a s...
resift	13	9	to sift again [v -ED...
resist	11	6	to strive against, o...
resort	10	6	to sort again or dif...
respot	12	9	to spot again [v RES...
result	12	8	to follow as a conse...
retest	10	6	to test again [v -ED...
retint	10	7	to tint again [v -ED...
retort	10	6	to answer back [v -E...
revert	12	10	to return to a forme...
revest	12	10	to vest again [v -ED...
revolt	13	11	to rise up against a...
ribbit	16	12	the sound made by a...
riblet	14	10	the rib end in a bre...
ricket	15	13	a mistake or blunder...
rident	10	8	laughing [adj]
rifest	13	9	RIFE, abundant, prev...
rigout	12	9	a person's distincti...
rillet	13	8	a small rill [n -S]
ripest	13	9	RIPE, ready for harv...
ripost	13	9	to make a return thr...
robust	13	10	strong and healthy [...
rochet	15	11	a close-fitting surp...
rocket	14	13	to be projected by t...
rodent	9	8	a gnawing mammal [n...
roopit	12	9	(Scots) hoarse, also...
roquet	18	16	in croquet, a stroke...
rotgut	12	9	(colloquial) rough,...
rought	14	11	RECK, to be concerne...
roupet	12	10	(Scots) hoarse, also...
roupit	13	10	(Scots) hoarse, also...
rubbet	15	13	RUB, to apply fricti...
rubbit	16	13	RUB, to apply fricti...
rubout	13	11	an act of rubbing ou...
rudest	11	8	RUDE, boorish [adj]
rudist	12	8	a cone-shaped extinc...
rugrat	12	9	(colloquial) a young...
rumpot	14	13	an alcoholic [n -S]
runlet	11	9	a little brook, also...
runnet	9	9	(dialect) rennet [n...
runout	10	9	a dismissal at crick...
russet	11	7	to become reddish br...
sabbat	14	12	an assembly of demon...
sacbut	16	13	a medieval trombone,...
sachet	15	11	a small plastic enve...
sadist	11	7	one who inflicts pai...
safest	12	9	SAFE, secure [adj]
sagbut	14	12	a medieval trombone,...
sagest	11	8	SAGE, wise [adj]
saidst	11	7	SAY, to utter in wor...
sallet	12	8	in medieval armour,...
samlet	12	10	a young salmon, also...
sanest	9	7	SANE, mentally sound...
savant	11	11	(French) a learned p...
sawpit	16	12	a pit in which a saw...
saxist	17	13	a saxophone player [...
sayest	16	8	SAY, to utter in wor...
sceatt	13	9	(Old English) a smal...
schist	17	11	a type of metamorphi...
schout	16	12	(Dutch) a municipal...
schuit	17	12	(Dutch) a flat-botto...
schuyt	23	14	(Dutch) a Dutch flat...
scient	13	10	(archaic) knowing; s...
screet	13	9	(dialect) to weep [v...
script	17	12	to prepare a written...
scrunt	14	11	(Scots) anything stu...
sculpt	18	14	to form an image fro...
searat	9	6	a pirate [n -S]
secant	12	10	cutting [adj SECANTL...
secret	13	9	hidden [adj SECRETER...
sedent	9	8	(Latin) seated [adj]
sejant	11	16	in heraldry, represe...
select	14	10	choice [adj SELECTLY...
semmit	13	12	(Scots) a vest or un...
sennet	8	8	(Shakespeare) a trum...
sennit	9	8	plaited straw or rop...
septet	12	9	a group of seven, al...
serest	10	6	SERE, withered, dry,...
sestet	10	6	a piece of music com...
setout	10	7	a display [n -S]
sexist	17	13	one who practices se...
sexpot	18	16	a sexually attractiv...
sextet	16	13	a piece of music com...
shalot	13	9	an onion with garlic...
shiest	13	8	SHY, embarrassed, ba...
shrift	16	11	(archaic) a prescrib...
shyest	19	10	SHY, embarrassed, ba...
signet	11	9	to mark with an offi...
silent	11	8	without sound [adj S...
sinnet	9	8	plaited straw or rop...
sippet	15	12	a small piece of bre...
sizist	15	15	one who pays undue a...
sklent	12	12	(Scots) to slant [v...
skylit	20	13	lit by light from th...
sleest	11	7	SLEE, (Scots) sly [a...
sliest	12	7	SLY, cunning, wily;...
slight	16	11	small in size or amo...
slyest	18	9	SLY, cunning, wily;...
smight	16	13	(Spenser) to smite [...
smilet	13	10	(Shakespeare) a litt...
sobeit	12	9	provided that [conj]
socket	14	13	to provide with an o...
soffit	15	12	the underside of an...
sonant	8	8	a sound made by vibr...
sonnet	8	8	to compose a type of...
sorbet	12	9	a water-ice (origina...
sorest	10	6	SORE, sensitive to p...
sought	14	11	SEEK, to go in searc...
soviet	12	10	a legislative body i...
sperst	13	9	SPERSE, (archaic) to...
spight	17	13	(Spenser) to spite,...
spigot	14	11	a peg for a vent-hol...
spinet	12	10	a musical instrument...
spirit	14	9	to carry off secretl...
splent	13	11	a contrivance for ho...
splint	14	11	a contrivance for ho...
splurt	15	11	to gush forth in a s...
spoilt	14	10	SPOIL, to mar [v]
sprent	12	10	to spring or leap fo...
sprint	13	10	to run at top speed...
sprout	13	10	to begin to grow [v...
spruit	14	10	(Afrikaans) a small...
squint	19	17	cross-eyed [adj SQUI...
squirt	20	16	to throw out in a je...
stealt	11	7	STEAL, to take by th...
stilet	12	7	a small poniard, a s...
strait	11	6	confined, rigorous [...
street	10	6	a public thoroughfar...
strict	15	9	kept within narrow a...
strift	14	9	a struggle [n -S]
stript	14	9	STRIP, to remove the...
strout	11	7	to swell; to puff ou...
strunt	11	8	to walk with a pompo...
stylet	18	9	a small poniard; a s...
subact	16	13	to subdue [v -ED, -I...
sublet	14	11	to rent leased prope...
sublot	14	11	a subdivision of a l...
submit	15	13	to yield to the powe...
subnet	12	11	a system contained w...
subset	13	10	a mathematical set c...
succot	17	13	SUCCAH, (Hebrew) a s...
sucket	15	14	(obsolete) a dainty...
sukkot	13	15	SUKKAH, a shelter wh...
summat	13	13	(dialect) something,...
summit	14	13	to take part in a su...
sumpit	15	13	(Malay) a Malay blow...
sunhat	12	10	a hat worn for prote...
sunket	11	12	(Scots) a dainty or...
sunlit	12	9	lit by the sun [adj]
sunset	10	8	the descent of the s...
surbet	13	10	SURBATE, to make foo...
surest	11	7	SURE, certain [adj]
sweert	13	9	(Scots) slothful; gr...
sweirt	14	9	(Scots) slothful; gr...
swivet	16	13	(dialect) a state of...
syndet	16	10	a synthetic detergen...
tablet	13	10	to write on a small...
tabret	12	9	(historical) a small...
tacket	14	13	(Scots) a small, bro...
talant	10	8	(Spenser) talon, als...
talbot	13	10	a broad-mouthed, lar...
talent	10	8	a special natural ab...
tallat	12	8	in the West of Engla...
tallet	12	8	in the West of Engla...
tallit	13	8	a Jewish prayer shaw...
tallot	12	8	in the West of Engla...
tamest	11	9	TAME, not wild [adj]
tanist	10	7	(historical) the hei...
tapist	13	9	one who revels in th...
tappet	14	12	a projection that tr...
tappit	15	12	(Scots) crested [adj...
target	11	8	to make a goal of [v...
taslet	11	7	in plate armour, one...
tasset	10	6	in plate armour, one...
taught	14	11	TEACH, to impart kno...
tautit	11	7	(Scots) matted, tang...
tavert	12	10	(Scots) muddled, fud...
teapot	11	9	a vessel used in mak...
telnet	10	8	to access a computer...
tenant	8	8	a person who occupie...
tercet	13	9	a group of three lin...
terret	10	6	a metal ring on a ha...
territ	11	6	a metal ring on a ha...
tewart	13	9	(Native Australian)...
tewhit	16	11	(Scots) the lapwing,...
theist	13	8	one who believes in...
thibet	15	11	a fabric made of coa...
thirst	14	8	to have a need to dr...
threat	12	8	to intimidate, also...
thrift	16	11	frugality or economy...
thrist	14	8	(Spenser) to thirst...
throat	12	8	to utter in a hoarse...
thrust	14	9	to push forcibly [v...
thwart	16	11	cross-grained [adj T...
ticket	15	13	to label [v -ED, -IN...
tidbit	14	10	a choice bit of food...
timist	13	9	a time-server [n -S]
tinpot	12	10	the pot of molten ti...
tipcat	16	12	a game in which a sm...
tippet	15	12	a long narrow piece...
tirrit	12	6	(Shakespeare) Mistre...
titbit	14	9	a choice bit of food...
toilet	11	7	to dress and groom o...
tomcat	14	12	to engage in sexuall...
tompot	13	12	as in tompot blenny,...
tomtit	12	9	a small bird, e.g. a...
tonant	8	8	thundering [adj]
tonlet	10	8	a set of overlapping...
tooart	9	6	(Native Australian)...
toquet	18	16	(French) a kind of c...
torret	10	6	a metal ring on a ha...
toupet	12	10	a hairpiece worn to...
trevet	12	10	a small stand with t...
triact	14	9	three-rayed, also TR...
tricot	14	9	(French) a plain kni...
trijet	13	15	an aeroplane powered...
trivet	13	10	a small stand with t...
truant	10	8	an absentee from sch...
truest	11	7	TRUE, corresponding...
tryout	17	9	a test of ability [n...
tubist	14	10	a tuba player, also...
tucket	15	14	(archaic) a fanfare...
tuffet	15	13	a clump of grass [n...
tumult	14	12	to make a great din...
tunket	11	12	hell, used as an int...
turbit	14	10	a kind of domestic p...
turbot	13	10	a large flatfish wit...
turret	11	7	a small tower [n -S]
tweest	13	9	TWEE, affectedly cut...
twight	18	13	(Spenser) to twit, u...
twilit	16	10	lit by twilight [adj...
typist	20	11	one who types [n -S]
tyrant	16	9	to play the oppresso...
umlaut	13	12	(German) a diacritic...
umwelt	16	14	(German) environment...
unbelt	13	12	to remove the belt o...
unbent	11	12	UNBEND, to relax [v]
unbitt	13	11	to take off from the...
unbolt	13	12	to undo a bolt [v -E...
unboot	11	11	to take off the boot...
uncart	13	11	to take off a cart [...
uncast	13	11	to undo the process...
uncolt	14	12	(Shakespeare) to unh...
unfact	15	14	a fact that must not...
unfelt	13	12	not felt [adj]
unfixt	19	18	UNFIX, to unfasten [...
ungilt	13	11	not gilt [adj]
ungirt	12	10	UNGIRD [v]
unhurt	13	11	not hurt [adj]
unjust	13	18	not just [adj UNJUST...
unkent	10	13	unknown; strange, al...
unkept	13	15	not kept [adj]
unknit	11	13	to undo or unravel w...
unknot	10	13	to undo a knot in [v...
unlast	11	9	UNLACE, to unfasten...
unlost	11	9	not lost [adj]
unmeet	10	11	not suitable [adj UN...
unmixt	18	18	UNMIX, to separate f...
unnest	9	9	to turn out of a nes...
unpent	11	12	UNPEN, to release fr...
unrent	9	9	not torn [adj]
unrest	10	8	a disturbed or uneas...
unroot	9	8	to tear up by the ro...
unseat	9	8	to remove from a sea...
unsent	9	9	not sent [adj]
unshot	12	10	to remove shot from...
unshut	13	11	to open, or throw op...
unsoft	12	11	(Spenser) not softly...
unsuit	11	9	to make unsuitable [...
untent	9	9	to remove from a ten...
unvext	18	19	not vexed, also UNVE...
unwept	15	14	not wept [adj]
unwist	14	11	(archaic) not known...
unwont	12	12	unaccustomed, also U...
upbeat	14	13	an unaccented beat i...
upcast	16	13	to cast up [v UPCAST...
updart	13	11	to dart up [v -ED, -...
upgirt	15	12	UPGIRD, to gird comp...
upknit	14	15	to reconcile [v UPKN...
uplift	17	14	to lift up [v -ED, -...
upmost	14	13	highest, also UPPERM...
uprest	13	10	(Shelley) a rising,...
uprist	14	10	a revolt, also UPRES...
uproot	12	10	to pull up by the ro...
upryst	20	12	(Spenser) riseth up...
upsent	12	11	UPSEND, to send upwa...
upshot	15	12	the final result [n...
uptilt	15	11	to tilt upward [v -E...
upwaft	18	16	to waft upward [v -E...
upwent	15	14	UPGO, to go up [v]
urgent	11	10	requiring immediate...
urtext	17	14	(German) the origina...
utmost	12	10	the greatest degree...
vacant	14	14	empty [adj VACANTLY]
varlet	13	11	(archaic) a servant,...
vellet	14	12	(Spenser) velvet [n...
velvet	15	15	a silk, cotton, etc....
verdet	12	11	copper acetate [n -S...
verdit	13	11	(Spenser) a verdict...
verist	13	10	an adherent of veris...
verset	12	10	a short line of metr...
vervet	14	14	(French) a small, lo...
vibist	16	13	(colloquial) a perso...
vidiot	13	11	a habitual undiscrim...
vilest	14	11	VILE, odious [adj]
violet	13	11	any plant or flower...
virent	12	11	(archaic) green; not...
volant	12	12	capable of flight; o...
volost	13	11	(Russian) a local go...
vorant	11	11	devouring [adj]
wabbit	18	15	(Scots) exhausted, t...
wadset	13	10	(Scots) to pawn or m...
wallet	15	11	a small, flat foldin...
walnut	14	12	a tree or its nut [n...
warbot	15	12	any robot or unmanne...
waucht	19	15	(Scots) to drink in...
waught	17	14	(Scots) to drink in...
waurst	14	10	(Scots) worst, also...
weight	17	13	to add heaviness to...
weskit	15	13	(colloquial) a waist...
whilst	18	12	as long as [conj]
whisht	19	13	(Scots) to keep sile...
whosit	16	11	an object or person...
wicket	18	16	a small gate [n -S]
widest	14	10	WIDE, broad [adj]
widget	15	12	any small manufactur...
wiglet	16	12	a small wig [n -S]
willet	16	11	a large North Americ...
wisent	13	10	a European bison [n...
wisest	14	9	WISE, intelligent [a...
wisket	15	13	a basket; esp. a str...
witgat	15	11	(Afrikaans) a South...
wombat	16	15	(Native Australian)...
wommit	16	15	(English dialect) a...
woobut	15	13	a hairy caterpillar,...
worrit	14	9	to worry, also WHERR...
worset	13	9	a woollen yarn, also...
woubit	16	13	a hairy caterpillar,...
wriest	14	9	WRY, twisted [adj]
wright	18	13	a maker; a repairer...
wryest	20	11	WRY, twisted [adj]
yaourt	16	9	a semisolid, somewha...
yarest	16	8	YARE, (archaic) nimb...
yblent	19	13	BLEND, to mix togeth...
ybrent	18	12	BURN, to destroy by...
yclept	23	15	CLEPE, (archaic) to...
yogurt	18	11	(Turkish) a semisoli...
ypight	23	15	PITCH, to throw [v]
yplast	20	12	PLACE, to assign to...
yshent	18	11	YSHEND, (Spenser) to...
zealot	13	16	a fanatic, also ZEAL...
zelant	13	17	a zealot, a religiou...

6 letter words that end with T

6 letter words that end with T

6 letter T word

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