7 letter words that end with T

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7 letter words that end with T

7 letter T word	Scrabble®	Words With Friends®	Description
abeyant	18	13	in abeyance, suspend...
abjoint	15	20	to cut off by formin...
ableist	15	11	discriminatory again...
abluent	14	13	a cleansing agent [n...
abought	17	15	ABYE, (archaic) to p...
abreact	16	13	to resolve a neurosi...
abreast	13	10	side by side [adv]
accoast	17	13	to lie or sail along...
accompt	21	19	to explain in detail...
account	17	15	to explain in detail...
accourt	18	14	to entertain [v -ED,...
accurst	19	14	doomed [adj]
achiest	17	12	ACHY, aching [adj]
acidest	15	11	ACID, sharp, sour [a...
acquest	23	20	a thing acquired; sp...
acquist	24	20	a thing acquired; sp...
acrobat	16	13	one skilled in gymna...
acutest	15	11	ACUTE, sharply point...
adamant	11	12	very firm [adj ADAMA...
addrest	12	9	ADDRESS, to speak to...
adhibit	17	13	to attach; to admini...
adjoint	13	18	a form of a mathemat...
adjunct	17	22	attached [adj ADJUNC...
aeriest	11	7	AERY, airy [adj]
aerobat	12	10	one who performs fea...
aerobot	12	10	an unmanned gas-fill...
aerosat	10	7	a satellite for air-...
affiant	15	14	one who makes a writ...
afflict	21	17	to distress severely...
affront	15	14	to insult to one's f...
aftmost	15	13	nearest the stern [a...
agacant	14	13	(French) provoking,...
against	12	10	opposite to [prep]
agamont	12	13	in protozoans, a SCH...
agelast	13	10	someone who never la...
aggadot	13	12	AGGADAH, the homilet...
agilest	14	10	AGILE, able to move...
agonist	12	10	a protagonist in a l...
aheight	17	13	(archaic) aloft; on...
ailment	13	12	a physical or mental...
airboat	13	10	a kind of boat drive...
airiest	12	7	AIRY, relating to ai...
airlift	16	11	to transport by air...
airport	14	10	a tract of land main...
airpost	14	10	the system of convey...
airshot	14	9	in golf, a shot that...
akvavit	17	19	(Norwegian) a Scandi...
alamort	13	11	half dead [adj]
alecost	15	11	a garden plant havin...
alicant	15	12	(Spanish) a wine mad...
aliment	13	12	food, nourishment [n...
aliquot	21	18	a number that divide...
alkanet	12	13	a wild flower; a red...
alongst	13	11	(dialect) along [pre...
alright	17	12	satisfactory [adj]
altoist	13	8	one who plays the al...
amarant	11	11	a fabled never-fadin...
ambient	14	14	surrounding [adj] /...
amearst	12	10	AMERCE, to fine or p...
amongst	13	13	among, also EMONG, E...
amorant	11	11	pertaining to romant...
amorist	13	10	a lover; a sexual ad...
amplest	16	14	AMPLE, plentiful [ad...
analyst	18	11	someone skilled in a...
anapest	12	11	a type of metrical f...
ancient	13	12	very old, also ANTIE...
anglist	14	11	an expert on English...
animist	13	11	one who indulges in...
annicut	14	13	(Tamil) a dam or mol...
annulet	11	11	a small ring around...
antient	10	9	(obsolete) ancient [...
antifat	13	11	designed to reduce f...
antipot	13	11	opposed to using mar...
apeshit	16	12	(vulgar) berserk; de...
aplanat	13	12	an aplanatic lens, i...
apomict	18	16	an organism reproduc...
apparat	15	13	(Russian) the struct...
appoint	15	14	to assign to a job [...
apricot	17	13	a fruit of the plum...
aquafit	22	20	a type of aerobic ex...
aquavit	22	21	(Norwegian) a Scandi...
arblast	15	11	a type of crossbow,...
arboret	13	10	(obsolete) a shrubbe...
archest	17	12	ARCH, sly, mischievo...
archlet	18	13	a little arch [n -S]
aridest	12	8	ARID, very dry [adj]
armrest	13	10	a support for the ar...
arsiest	12	7	ARSY, (Australian sl...
artiest	12	7	ARTY, artistic in a...
ascaunt	14	12	(Shakespeare) slantw...
ashiest	14	9	ASHY, covered with a...
asklent	13	13	(Scots) athwart, asl...
asphalt	17	13	to coat with a bitum...
asprout	14	11	(archaic) in a sprou...
asquint	20	18	obliquely, with a sq...
assault	13	9	to attack [v -ED, -I...
astrict	16	10	(archaic) to bind, c...
atavist	14	11	a person with ancest...
atheist	14	9	one who believes tha...
athirst	15	9	having a strong desi...
athwart	17	12	across; transversely...
atomist	13	10	an adherent of atomi...
attaint	11	8	to pass sentence of...
attaskt	13	11	ATTASK, to take to t...
attempt	15	13	to endeavour [v -ED,...
attract	15	10	to cause to approach...
attrist	13	7	(obsolete) to sadden...
attuent	11	9	operating between se...
audient	11	10	a hearer [n -S]
augment	13	14	to increase [v -ED,...
auldest	13	10	AULD, (Scots) old [a...
automat	12	11	a restaurant or shop...
autoput	14	12	a motorway in Yugosl...
avidest	14	12	AVID, eager [adj]
awarest	14	10	AWARE, knowing and a...
awlwort	19	14	an aquatic plant wit...
awniest	14	11	AWNY, bristly like a...
babbitt	19	16	to fit with Babbitt...
babiest	16	13	BABY, like a baby [a...
babysat	22	15	BABYSIT, to care for...
babysit	23	15	to care for a child...
backbit	21	20	BACKBITE, to speak i...
backfat	20	20	the layer of fat bet...
backfit	21	20	to modify later [v B...
backlit	20	18	lit from behind [adj...
backlot	19	18	an outdoor area, oft...
backout	18	18	a reversal of launch...
backset	18	17	to attack from the r...
baddest	14	12	BAD, not good [adj]
bailout	15	12	the act of parachuti...
baldest	15	12	BALD, without hair [...
ballant	15	13	(Scots) a ballad [n...
ballast	16	12	heavy material used...
banquet	21	21	to feast [v -ED, -IN...
baptist	17	13	one who baptises [n...
barefit	16	13	(Scots) barefoot [ad...
bargest	15	12	a doglike goblin who...
barmpot	17	16	an idiot, fool, also...
baronet	12	11	the lowest British h...
basinet	13	11	a light helmet, also...
bassest	14	10	BASS, of a voice, lo...
bassett	14	10	to outcrop, also BAS...
bassist	15	10	a person who plays a...
bathmat	17	15	a mat used in bathro...
batshit	17	12	completely mad or cr...
bawsunt	17	15	having white marks,...
bayonet	18	13	to stab with a dagge...
beamlet	15	14	a small beam of ligh...
bearcat	16	13	the lesser panda [n...
beaufet	15	14	(obsolete) a sideboa...
becrust	18	14	to cover with a crus...
becurst	18	14	BECURSE, to put a cu...
bedfast	16	14	confined to bed [adj...
bedight	18	15	(archaic) to equip,...
bedpost	16	14	a post of a bed [n -...
bedrest	14	11	confinement to bed,...
bedropt	16	14	sprinkled as with dr...
beermat	14	13	a cardboard mat to p...
beernut	13	12	a peanut with a swee...
behight	20	16	to vow [v BEHIGHT or...
beigest	15	12	BEIGE, greyish buff...
beignet	14	13	a fritter, a deep-fr...
beleapt	16	14	BELEAP, to leap upon...
bemeant	13	14	BEMEAN, (archaic) to...
bendlet	14	13	in heraldry, a narro...
benefit	15	14	to obtain an advanta...
benempt	16	17	BENAME, to name, men...
benight	17	15	to be overtaken by n...
bepaint	15	14	(archaic) to paint o...
bequest	22	20	a legacy [n -S]
bergylt	23	15	(Norwegian) the Norw...
besaint	13	11	to make a saint of [...
beshout	16	13	to shout at [v -ED,...
besport	16	13	to sport, play [v -E...
bespout	16	14	to spout over [v -ED...
betight	18	14	BETIDE, to befall, h...
betwixt	24	20	between [prep]
bevomit	17	17	to vomit all over [v...
bewrapt	19	16	BEWRAP, to wrap comp...
bezzant	19	29	a gold coin first st...
bibelot	17	14	(French) a small hou...
biblist	19	14	one skilled in bibli...
bigfeet	17	15	BIGFOOT, a large hai...
bigfoot	17	15	a large hairy primat...
biggest	17	14	BIG, of large size [...
biofact	19	16	an item of biologica...
biscuit	19	14	a small, thin, crisp...
bistort	15	10	a plant of the dock...
blahest	17	13	BLAH, dull, insipid...
blanket	15	16	to cover uniformly [...
blatant	14	12	offensively obvious,...
blatest	15	11	BLATE, (Scots) timid...
blawort	18	14	(Scots) the harebell...
blewart	18	14	(Scots) the harebell...
blokart	16	15	a land vehicle with...
blowout	18	15	an irregular depress...
bluetit	16	12	a small bird of the...
bluiest	16	12	BLUEY, somewhat blue...
blushet	18	14	a modest, blushing g...
bobbitt	19	16	to cut off the penis...
boggart	16	14	a spectre or goblin,...
boldest	15	12	BOLD, brave, daring...
bombast	17	16	pompous speech or wr...
bomblet	18	17	a small bomb [n -S]
boneset	12	11	a medicinal plant, a...
boniest	13	11	BONY, like bone, als...
booklet	15	15	a little book [n -S]
boomlet	15	14	a minor exonomic boo...
booshit	16	12	(Australian slang) e...
bootcut	17	14	of trousers, cut wid...
borscht	20	15	(Russian) cold beetr...
bosquet	22	20	a thicket, a plantat...
bossest	14	10	BOSS, excellent [adj...
bouquet	22	21	a bunch of flowers [...
bowbent	18	17	(Milton) bent like a...
bowhunt	19	17	to hunt with a bow a...
bowknot	17	18	a type of knot [n -S...
bowshot	19	15	the distance to whic...
boxiest	20	17	BOXY, like a box [ad...
boxplot	23	21	a type of statistica...
boycott	23	15	to refuse to have de...
brachet	19	15	a hunting dog, also...
brachot	19	15	BRACHAH, (Hebrew) a...
bracket	18	17	to group, classify [...
brasset	14	10	a piece of armour fo...
bravest	16	14	BRAVE, showing coura...
brawest	17	13	BRAW, (Scots) fine,...
briquet	23	20	(French) a brick-sha...
brisant	14	11	(French) explosive,...
brisket	16	14	meat from the breast...
brocket	18	17	a male red deer two...
brockit	19	17	(Scots) variegated,...
brought	18	15	BRING, to take with...
brutest	15	11	BRUTE, brutal [adj]
buffest	19	17	BUFF, dull yellow br...
bugwort	19	16	a perennial white-fl...
bulblet	19	16	a small bulb, also B...
bullbat	19	16	(US) a nocturnal bir...
bumboat	17	17	a boat used to peddl...
bummest	17	17	BUM, worthless [adj]
bundist	15	13	a member of a bund,...
buoyant	19	14	having buoyancy [adj...
burgout	16	14	a kind of oatmeal pu...
burnout	14	13	exhaustion due to st...
bushlot	18	14	a woodlot [n -S]
bushtit	18	13	a small long-tailed...
busiest	15	11	BUSY, occupied [adj]
butment	15	15	the base of an archi...
buzzcut	25	33	a very short haircut...
bycoket	24	19	an ornamental cap wi...
bynempt	23	19	BENAME, to name, men...
cabaret	16	13	a music hall [n -S]
cabinet	16	14	a piece of furniture...
cacolet	18	14	(French) a military...
cagiest	16	12	CAGY, shrewd, also C...
cajaput	19	23	a volatile oil, dist...
cajeput	19	23	a volatile oil, dist...
cajuput	20	24	a volatile oil, dist...
cakiest	16	14	CAKY, lumpy, also CA...
callant	16	13	(Scots) a boy, a fel...
callout	17	13	an inset in a printe...
calmant	16	15	a drug that calms [n...
calmest	17	14	CALM, free from agit...
calumet	17	15	an ornamented ceremo...
cambist	19	16	a dealer in bills of...
camelot	16	14	a strong waterproof...
campest	18	16	CAMP, theatrical [ad...
campout	18	17	a camping out by a g...
candent	13	13	(archaic) glowing, w...
caniest	14	11	CANY, like cane, abo...
cantest	14	11	CANT, affectedly mor...
cantlet	15	12	a fragment [n -S]
capelet	17	14	a small cape [n -S]
carport	17	13	a covered parking sp...
carract	18	13	(historical) a large...
carrect	18	13	(historical) a large...
casuist	16	11	a sophist who insist...
catboat	16	13	a kind of small sail...
cathect	20	15	to invest with psych...
catmint	16	14	an aromatic herb, al...
catsuit	16	11	a type of one-piece...
cellist	18	12	one who plays the ce...
cesspit	18	13	a covered well or pi...
challot	19	14	CHALLAH, (Hebrew) a...
chamlet	19	16	a strong waterproof...
chaplet	20	16	a wreath for the hea...
charact	20	15	(obsolete) a letter...
chariot	17	12	to ride in a two-whe...
chatbot	19	15	a program which give...
chekist	19	16	a member of the chek...
chemist	19	15	one versed in chemis...
cheroot	16	12	a square-cut cigar,...
chesnut	17	14	a chestnut [n -S]
cheviot	19	16	a coarse heavy plain...
chevret	19	16	a cheese made from g...
chicest	21	15	CHIC, smartly elegan...
chindit	18	14	an Allied fighter be...
chipset	20	15	a functional group o...
cholent	17	14	a Jewish stew of boi...
chorist	18	12	a member of a choir...
chuppot	22	19	CHUPPAH, a Jewish we...
chutist	19	13	a parachutist [n -S]
chymist	26	17	(archaic) a chemist,...
cigaret	16	12	finely-cut tobacco r...
cineast	14	11	a devotee of motion...
circlet	20	14	a ring-shaped object...
circuit	20	14	to move around [v -E...
cladist	17	12	one who classifies b...
clamant	16	15	calling aloud or ear...
clapnet	17	15	a net made to clap t...
claucht	22	17	(Scots) to snatch, a...
claught	20	16	(Scots) to snatch, a...
cleekit	17	15	CLEEK, to seize, hoo...
clement	16	15	merciful [adj CLEMEN...
clicket	21	18	to make a clicking s...
clipart	19	14	graphical pieces tha...
closest	16	11	CLOSE, near [adj]
cluiest	17	12	CLUEY, (Australian s...
clumpet	20	18	a large floating chu...
coadmit	16	14	to admit several thi...
coagent	14	13	someone working toge...
coalpit	18	14	a pit from which coa...
cockpit	22	20	the area for the pil...
cocomat	18	16	matting made from co...
coconut	17	15	the large, hard-shel...
coenact	16	14	to enact together [v...
coerect	17	13	to erect together [v...
coexert	20	17	to exert jointly [v...
coexist	21	17	to exist together [v...
coffret	19	16	a small strongbox [n...
cohabit	19	15	to dwell together as...
cohibit	20	15	to restrain [v -ED,...
cokiest	16	14	COKY, like coke [adj...
coldest	16	12	COLD, having no warm...
coletit	16	11	a bird of the tit fa...
collect	20	15	to bring together in...
combust	19	17	to burn [v -ED, -ING...
comfort	18	16	to console [v -ED, -...
comment	16	17	to remark [v -ED, -I...
commixt	24	23	COMMIX, to mix toget...
compact	21	19	to pack closely toge...
compart	18	16	to divide into parts...
compast	18	16	(archaic) rounded [a...
complot	19	17	to conspire [v COMPL...
comport	18	16	to conduct oneself i...
compost	18	16	to make into fertili...
conceit	17	14	to form a conception...
concent	16	15	(archaic) a harmony...
concept	19	17	a general idea [n -S...
concert	17	14	to construct or devi...
concoct	20	17	to fabricate [v -ED,...
conduct	18	16	to lead or guide [v...
conduit	15	13	a channel or pipe fo...
confect	19	17	to prepare by combin...
confest	16	14	CONFESS, to admit or...
congest	15	13	to fill to excess [v...
conject	19	23	to conjecture [v -ED...
conkout	15	16	(US) a situation whe...
connect	16	15	to join together [v...
consent	13	12	to give approval [v...
consist	15	11	to be composed of [v...
consort	14	11	to keep company [v -...
consult	16	13	to ask advice of [v...
contact	17	14	to communicate with...
content	13	12	happy with one's lot...
contest	14	11	to compete for [v -E...
context	20	18	a passage or words w...
contort	14	11	to twist out of shap...
contrat	14	11	(French) a contract,...
convect	19	18	to transfer heat by...
convent	15	16	to assemble, also CO...
convert	16	15	to change into anoth...
convict	20	18	to prove guilty [v -...
cookout	15	15	a meal eaten and pre...
coolant	14	12	a cooling agent; a f...
coolest	15	11	COOL, moderately col...
coolist	16	11	a person, esp. a sci...
copilot	18	14	an assistant pilot [...
copycat	26	18	to imitate [v COPYCA...
copyist	24	15	one who makes copies...
cormlet	17	14	a small corm [n -S]
cornett	14	11	an old woodwind inst...
cornist	15	11	a performer on the c...
coronet	13	11	a small crown, also...
correct	18	13	to make right [v -ED...
corrupt	18	14	to make bad, debase...
corslet	16	11	a piece of body armo...
cosiest	15	10	COSY, snug and comfo...
cosmist	17	13	one who adheres to c...
couldst	17	13	CAN, to put in a cyl...
couplet	18	15	a pair of rhyming li...
courant	14	12	an old dance with a...
couvert	17	15	(French) a cover (at...
covelet	17	15	a small cove [n -S]
cowiest	18	13	COWY, suggestive of...
coxiest	21	17	COXY, self-important...
coziest	18	19	COZY, snug and comfo...
crabbit	20	16	bad-tempered, irrita...
cracket	19	17	(English dialect) a...
crampet	18	16	a metal tip at the e...
crampit	19	16	a metal tip at the e...
credent	14	12	believing [adj]
cremant	15	14	of wine, moderately...
cresset	15	10	(historical) an iron...
crewcut	22	17	a short haircut [n -...
cricket	20	17	an outdoor game play...
crochet	20	15	to work wool or thre...
crocket	19	17	a curling leaf along...
croquet	23	20	to play a game with...
crownet	17	14	a small crown, also...
crudest	16	12	CRUDE, unrefined [ad...
crumpet	19	17	a small cake cooked...
culprit	20	15	one who is guilty [n...
cultist	18	12	a member of a cult [...
culvert	19	16	to channel a stream...
cumbent	18	18	reclining [adj]
cumquat	25	24	(Chinese) any of sev...
cumulet	18	16	a variety of domesti...
currant	15	12	a small black raisin...
current	15	12	belonging to the per...
curtest	16	11	CURT, abrupt [adj]
cyclist	27	16	one who rides a bicy...
czarist	19	19	a supporter of tsari...
dadaist	12	9	an adherent of dadai...
daftest	14	11	DAFT, insane [adj]
damnest	12	12	one's utmost, also D...
dampest	15	14	DAMP, moist [adj]
dankest	12	13	DANK, unpleasantly d...
darkest	13	12	DARK, having little...
darknet	12	13	the collection of ne...
darnest	11	9	one's utmost, also D...
dashpot	16	13	a shock absorber [n...
dayboat	19	13	a small pleasure boa...
deadest	11	9	DEAD, not alive [adj...
deafest	13	11	DEAF, lacking the se...
dearest	11	8	a loved one [n -S]
decreet	14	11	the final judgment o...
decrypt	24	16	to decode [v -ED, -I...
deedest	11	9	DEED, dead [adj]
deepest	13	11	DEEP, extending far...
deerlet	12	9	a water-deer, a chev...
default	15	13	to fail to do someth...
deffest	16	14	DEF, excellent [adj]
defiant	13	12	showing defiance [ad...
deficit	18	14	an inadequacy or ins...
deflect	18	15	to turn aside [v -ED...
defrost	14	11	to remove frost from...
deftest	14	11	DEFT, skilful [adj]
defunct	17	16	dead [adj] / a dead...
deidest	12	9	DEID, dead [adj]
deifest	14	11	DEIF, (Scots) deaf [...
delight	17	13	to give great pleasu...
delimit	15	12	to mark the boundari...
demerit	13	11	to lower in status [...
demount	12	13	to remove from a mou...
densest	11	9	DENSE, compact [adj]
dentist	12	9	a tooth doctor [n -S...
deorbit	14	11	to come out of orbit...
depaint	13	12	(Spenser) to paint,...
deposit	14	11	to place [v -ED, -IN...
descant	14	12	an accompaniment abo...
descent	14	12	the act of descendin...
dessert	12	8	a final course of a...
detract	15	11	to take away [v -ED,...
deviant	13	13	one who deviates fro...
devilet	15	13	a young devil, also...
dewiest	15	11	DEWY, covered with d...
dewlapt	18	15	having dewlaps, also...
dialect	16	12	a language peculiar...
dialist	14	9	a dialer, also DIALL...
diarist	13	8	one who keeps a diar...
diciest	16	11	DICEY, dangerous [ad...
dietist	13	8	an expert on diet, a...
dikiest	14	12	DIKEY, (colloquial)...
diluent	13	11	a diluting substance...
dimmest	15	14	DIM, obscure [adj]
dingbat	15	14	(US slang) a crazy p...
dinkest	13	13	DINK, neat [adj]
dinmont	12	13	(Scots) a wether bet...
diplont	15	13	an organism with a p...
dipshit	18	13	a contemptible perso...
dirempt	16	14	to separate into two...
discant	15	12	to sing, also DESCAN...
discept	18	14	to dispute, debate [...
disgest	14	10	to assimilate food i...
disgust	15	11	to cause loathing [v...
disject	18	20	to dismember, to sca...
dismast	14	11	to remove the mast o...
disnest	12	9	to dislodge from a n...
dispart	15	11	(archaic) to part, s...
disport	15	11	to amuse oneself [v...
dispost	15	11	to displace from a p...
disroot	12	8	to tear up the roots...
disrupt	16	12	to throw into confus...
disseat	12	8	to unseat, dethrone...
dissect	16	11	to cut apart for sci...
dissent	12	9	to disagree [v -ED,...
dissert	13	8	to discuss in a form...
distant	12	9	far off or apart [ad...
distent	12	9	(Spenser) breadth, d...
distort	13	8	to twist or bend out...
docquet	23	21	to make a summary of...
dogbolt	16	14	a type of arrow [n -...
dogcart	16	13	a light two-wheeled...
dogtrot	13	10	to move at a steady...
domiest	13	11	DOMY, like a dome [a...
donnart	10	10	(Scots) stupid, daze...
donnert	10	10	(Scots) stupid, dull...
doormat	12	11	a mat in front of a...
dopiest	14	11	DOPY, lethargic; stu...
dormant	12	12	of volcanoes, inacti...
dotiest	12	8	DOTY, stained by dec...
doublet	15	13	a close-fitting body...
doucest	15	12	DOUCE, (French) swee...
dourest	12	9	DOUR, determined, su...
dovecot	16	15	a roost for domestic...
dovelet	14	13	a young or small dov...
doviest	14	12	DOVIE, (Scots) stupi...
dowiest	15	11	DOWIE, (Scots) dull,...
doziest	15	17	DOZY, sleepy [adj]
drabbet	16	14	a coarse linen fabri...
dragnet	12	11	a large net drawn be...
draught	16	13	to draft [v -ED, -IN...
driblet	16	12	a small drop of liqu...
droguet	13	11	a ribbed woollen dre...
drolest	13	9	DROLE, amusing [adj]
drookit	13	12	drenched, also DROUK...
droplet	15	12	a tiny drop [n -S]
dropout	14	12	one who drops out of...
drought	16	13	a dry period [n -S]
droukit	14	13	drenched, also DROOK...
drugget	15	13	a coarse durable woo...
drybeat	20	13	to beat without draw...
drysuit	20	11	a close-fitting air-...
dualist	14	10	an adherent of duali...
duelist	14	10	one who duels, also...
duffest	17	15	DUFF, no good [adj]
dullest	15	11	DULL, mentally slow...
dumaist	14	12	a member of the duma...
dumbest	16	15	DUMB, incapable of s...
dunnart	11	11	an Australian marsup...
dunnest	11	11	DUN, of a dull brown...
durmast	14	12	a Eurasian oak, whic...
duskest	14	13	DUSK, dim, darkening...
dykiest	20	14	DYKEY, like a lesbia...
earnest	10	8	serious [adj EARNEST...
earshot	13	9	a range from which a...
easiest	11	7	EASY, not difficult...
ebonist	13	11	an ebony worker [n -...
echoist	17	12	a person who repeats...
ecogift	18	15	a donation of land t...
edgiest	13	10	EDGY, nervous [adj]
eeliest	12	8	EELY, like an eel [a...
eelpout	14	12	a kind of fish, aka...
eeriest	11	7	EERY, uncanny, also...
eggiest	14	11	EGGY, containing egg...
egotist	13	9	a conceited person [...
elegant	12	11	tastefully opulent [...
elegist	14	10	one who writes elegi...
element	12	12	a substance that can...
elitist	14	8	an adherent of eliti...
elmiest	14	11	ELMY, full of elm tr...
elogist	14	10	one who delivers an...
emanant	10	12	flowing forth [adj]
emicant	15	14	sparkling [adj]
eminent	11	12	of high station or r...
emongst	13	13	(obsolete) in the mi...
empight	19	17	(Spenser) to fix or...
enchant	15	14	to delight [v -ED, -...
encrust	15	12	to cover with a crus...
encrypt	23	16	to put a message int...
endmost	12	12	farthest [adj]
engraft	14	13	to graft onto, also...
enlight	16	13	to shed light on [v...
enprint	13	12	a size of photograph...
enswept	16	14	ENSWEEP, to sweep ov...
entrant	10	9	someone who enters,...
entreat	10	8	to ask for earnestly...
entrist	12	8	one who indulges in...
entrust	12	9	to give over for saf...
entwist	15	11	to twist together, a...
envault	14	14	to enclose in a vaul...
eobiont	12	11	a type of basic orga...
epatant	12	11	(French) wonderful,...
epaulet	14	12	(French) a shoulder...
epeeist	13	10	one who fences with...
epicist	18	13	one who tells an epi...
epithet	16	12	an adjective or adje...
erodent	10	9	a caustic chemical [...
escheat	16	12	the reversion of pro...
estreat	11	7	to extract from the...
etatist	12	7	relating to etatism,...
etchant	16	13	an acid used in etch...
evenest	12	12	EVEN, smooth and lev...
evernet	12	12	a hypothetical form...
evident	13	13	clear [adj EVIDENTLY...
evilest	15	12	EVIL, morally bad [a...
excerpt	23	20	to pick out a passag...
excheat	22	19	(Spenser) property t...
excudit	22	19	(Latin) used in art...
exhaust	20	17	to use the whole str...
exhibit	23	19	to display publicly...
exigent	18	17	exacting; urgent [ad...
exodist	18	15	a person who goes ou...
explant	20	19	to transfer living t...
exploit	21	18	to take advantage of...
exposit	20	17	to expound [v -ED, -...
expunct	23	22	(archaic) to expunge...
extinct	21	18	to extinguish [v -ED...
extract	21	17	to draw out by force...
extrait	18	14	(French) an extract...
extreat	17	14	(Spenser) to extract...
eyebolt	20	13	a bolt with a looped...
eyelift	21	13	cosmetic surgery for...
eyeshot	19	11	the range of the eye...
eyespot	19	12	a spot like an eye;...
fabbest	18	16	FAB, excellent [adj]
faddist	15	12	a faddish person [n...
fadeout	13	12	a gradual disappeara...
fadiest	14	11	FADY, wearing away [...
fainest	13	11	FAIN, happy; incline...
fairest	14	10	FAIR, just; pleasant...
fakiest	15	14	FAKEY, fake [adj]
fallout	16	13	radioactive debris [...
falsest	15	11	FALSE, not genuine [...
fantast	13	11	an impractical perso...
fanwort	16	14	an aquatic plant, ak...
farmost	15	13	most distant [adv]
farrant	13	11	having a certain man...
fascist	18	13	a supporter of fasci...
fastest	14	10	FAST, able to move q...
fattest	14	10	FAT, having an abund...
fattist	15	10	discriminating again...
faunist	14	12	one who describes th...
faurest	14	11	FAUR, (Scots) far [a...
fauvist	17	15	a member of a group...
featest	13	10	FEAT, neat, deft [ad...
feedlot	14	12	a plot of land in wh...
fellest	16	12	FELL, cruel [adj]
felwort	18	14	a flowering plant, t...
ferment	14	14	to undergo a type of...
fervent	15	15	hot, glowing, zealou...
feudist	15	12	a writer on feuds; a...
fideist	15	11	a believer in fideis...
figment	16	16	fabrication or inven...
figwort	19	15	a plant of the snapd...
fikiest	16	14	FIKY, fidgeting and...
filbert	18	14	a hazel nut, also FI...
filemot	16	14	a dull brown colour,...
filmset	17	14	to set by a process...
finfoot	15	14	a South American bir...
firelit	16	11	lit by firelight [ad...
firepit	17	13	a depression dug in...
firepot	16	13	a pot with burning c...
firmest	16	13	FIRM, unyielding to...
fishnet	16	13	a net for catching f...
fitchet	20	15	a polecat, also FITC...
fitment	15	14	equipment [n -S]
fittest	15	10	FIT, in a good healt...
flacket	19	18	to flap, flutter [v...
flasket	16	15	(historical) a long,...
flatlet	16	12	a type of apartment...
flaught	19	16	to cut, pare [v -ED,...
fleapit	17	14	a run-down movie the...
fleuret	15	12	(French) an ornament...
floreat	14	11	(Latin) may it flour...
florist	16	11	a grower or seller o...
floruit	16	12	(Latin) the period d...
flotant	14	12	in heraldry, represe...
fluiest	16	12	FLUEY, infected with...
flutist	17	12	one who plays the fl...
flybelt	25	17	an area infested wit...
flyboat	23	16	a small fast boat [n...
flypast	24	16	a flight, at low alt...
foilist	16	11	one who fences with...
foldout	15	13	a large page, e.g. a...
folkmot	17	18	a general assembly o...
fondant	12	13	(French) a soft swee...
fondest	13	12	FOND, having an affe...
fontlet	14	12	a little font [n -S]
foregut	15	13	the front part of th...
forfeit	16	13	to lose the right to...
forhent	15	13	to overtake, also FO...
forlent	14	12	FORELEND, to grant b...
formant	14	14	a component of a spe...
fornent	12	12	(Scots) right opposi...
fortlet	15	11	a little fort [n -S]
forwent	16	14	FORGO, to refrain fr...
foulest	15	12	FOUL, offensive to t...
foumart	15	14	a polecat, also FOUL...
foxhunt	22	21	to hunt foxes with h...
foxiest	20	17	FOXY, like a fox, cr...
foxtrot	20	17	to dance in a partic...
foyboat	21	15	on Tyneside, a small...
foziest	17	19	FOZY, lacking in fre...
frabbit	19	16	(dialect) peevish [a...
fraught	18	15	to load with tension...
freight	18	14	to load with goods f...
freshet	16	12	a stream of fresh wa...
frippet	19	16	a frivolous or flamb...
frisket	16	14	a frame used to prot...
frogbit	18	15	a kind of water-plan...
froglet	16	13	a small frog, also F...
fuckwit	23	21	(offensive) a fool,...
fuguist	17	14	one who composes fug...
fulgent	16	15	shining brightly, al...
fullest	17	13	FULL, filled complet...
fumiest	16	14	FUMY, full of fumes,...
funfest	16	15	a party for fun [n -...
funnest	13	13	FUN, providing enjoy...
fusspot	17	14	a fussy person [n -S...
gabbart	17	15	(Scots) a kind of ba...
gabfest	17	15	(slang) a gathering...
gainest	12	10	GAIN, near, convenie...
galipot	16	13	the turpentine that...
gallant	14	12	to court a woman [v...
galliot	15	11	a small galley, form...
gallnut	15	13	a round gall produce...
galloot	14	11	an awkward or uncout...
gambist	17	15	a performer upon the...
gamiest	14	12	GAMY, tasting like g...
gantlet	13	11	(obsolete) an armour...
gapiest	15	12	GAPY, infested with...
gardant	12	11	a guardian, also GUA...
garment	13	13	any article of cloth...
gashest	15	11	GASH, ghastly [adj]
gaziest	16	18	GAZY, given to gazin...
gedeckt	17	17	a flutelike organ st...
gelcoat	16	13	a surface layer of p...
gellant	14	12	a substance used to...
genizot	15	19	GENIZAH, a room in a...
geofact	17	15	a rock chipped by na...
geomant	12	13	one who practises ge...
gestalt	14	10	(German) a shape or...
gestant	12	10	laden; pregnant [adj...
gigabit	17	14	a unit of informatio...
gilbert	17	13	an electrical unit o...
gillnet	15	12	to catch fish in a g...
gjetost	15	18	a hard brown Norwegi...
glaiket	15	14	(Scots) giddy, fooli...
glaikit	16	14	(Scots) giddy, fooli...
gluepot	16	14	a pot for melting gl...
gluiest	15	11	GLUEY, resembling gl...
gnomist	14	13	a writer of aphorism...
godslot	14	11	a slot in a televisi...
goldest	14	11	GOLD, of the colour...
gooiest	12	9	GOOEY, sticky or vis...
goriest	13	9	GORY, bloody, also G...
gosport	15	12	a communication devi...
gourmet	14	13	a connoisseur of fin...
gowdest	16	13	GOWD, golden [adj]
gravest	15	13	GRAVE, extremely ser...
grayest	19	11	GRAY, between black...
grayout	19	12	temporary blurring o...
greyest	19	11	GREY, between black...
grommet	15	15	a reinforcing ring o...
grosert	13	9	(Scots) a gooseberry...
grummet	16	16	a reinforcing ring o...
guichet	19	15	(French) a ticket wi...
gumboot	16	16	a rubber boot [n -S]
gunboat	14	14	an armed vessel [n -...
gunport	15	14	a porthole for a gun...
gunshot	15	13	a projectile fired f...
gurglet	16	13	a porous earthen jar...
gymnast	20	15	one who is skilled i...
gymsuit	22	15	a costume worn for g...
habitat	16	12	the natural environm...
hackbut	21	20	(historical) a harqu...
hacklet	19	17	the kittiwake or she...
haddest	14	11	(archaic) 2nd person...
hagbolt	18	15	a sea bird, the grea...
haircut	18	13	a cutting of the hai...
hairnet	13	10	a net worn to keep t...
halbert	17	13	an ancient axelike w...
halfwit	21	16	an idiot [n -S]
halibut	18	14	a kind of large flat...
halimot	16	13	an erroneous form of...
handout	13	12	something given out...
handset	13	11	a device for e.g. op...
hangout	14	13	(colloquial) a place...
haplont	16	14	an organism with a p...
hardest	14	10	HARD, firm and unyie...
hardhat	16	12	a protective helmet...
hardset	14	10	beset by difficulty...
haricot	17	12	a kind of bean or pe...
harmost	15	12	a Spartan governor o...
haroset	13	9	(Hebrew) a condiment...
harpist	17	12	one who plays the ha...
harslet	15	10	a pressed meat made...
harvest	16	13	to gather in a crop,...
hatchet	19	14	a small axe for use...
haulout	15	12	the action of haulin...
hautest	14	10	HAUT, (French) high;...
hawkbit	21	19	a flower of the dand...
hayiest	20	11	HAYEY, like hay [adj...
hayloft	23	15	a loft for storing h...
haziest	17	18	HAZY, like a haze, u...
headset	13	10	a set of headphones...
heliast	15	10	an Athenian judge [n...
hellcat	19	14	a spiteful or furiou...
heppest	18	15	HEP, well abreast of...
herbist	17	12	a person who practis...
herblet	17	13	(Shakespeare) a smal...
hickest	19	16	HICK, characteristic...
hideout	14	11	a place of refuge [n...
highest	18	13	HIGH, reaching far u...
hindgut	16	14	the rear part of the...
hippest	19	15	HIP, aware of the la...
hipshot	19	14	having the hip out o...
hokiest	15	13	HOKEY, overdone, con...
holdout	15	12	one who delays signi...
holibut	18	14	a flatfish, also HAL...
holiest	15	10	HOLY, perfect in a m...
homiest	15	12	HOMY, homelike, also...
hoofrot	15	12	foot-rot [n -S]
hooklet	15	14	a small hook [n -S]
hornist	14	10	a horn-player [n -S]
hornlet	14	11	a little horn [n -S]
horrent	13	10	bristling [adj]
hotfoot	15	12	to hurry [v -ED, -IN...
hotshot	16	11	an important or exce...
hotspot	16	12	an area known for vi...
hottest	14	9	HOT, having a high t...
howbeit	19	15	notwithstanding [con...
hurlbat	18	14	(obsolete) an ancien...
hutment	15	14	a group of huts [n -...
hydrant	20	13	an outlet from a wat...
hygeist	22	13	one skilled in hygie...
hyloist	22	12	one who holds the do...
hymnist	22	15	a person who compose...
iambist	16	13	a poet who writes ia...
iceboat	16	13	a boat adapted to tr...
ickiest	17	14	ICKY, repulsive [adj...
icklest	18	15	ICKLE, (colloquial)...
idolist	14	9	someone who worships...
idylist	21	11	a writer of idyls, a...
iffiest	17	13	IFFY, full of uncert...
illicit	19	12	unlawful, forbidden...
imagist	15	12	a member of a group...
imbrast	16	13	(Spenser) embraced [...
imitant	13	11	an imitation [n -S]
impaint	15	14	(Shakespeare) to pai...
implant	16	15	to plant firmly [v -...
imprest	16	13	an advance of money,...
imprint	16	14	to produce a mark by...
inanest	10	9	INANE, empty, sensel...
inbuilt	16	13	forming an integral...
inburst	15	12	to burst into [v INB...
incipit	18	14	(Latin) an inscripti...
incrust	16	12	to cover with a crus...
indraft	14	12	a drawing in; an inw...
indwelt	16	13	INDWELL, to live wit...
inexact	20	18	not exact or precise...
infarct	17	14	a portion of dead an...
infaust	14	12	unlucky; ill-omened...
infight	18	15	to contend with othe...
inflect	18	15	to bend or curve inw...
inflict	19	15	to impose on [v -ED,...
infract	17	14	to break a legal rul...
ingraft	15	13	to graft for propaga...
inhabit	16	13	to live in [v -ED, -...
inhaust	14	11	to drink in [v -ED,...
inherit	14	10	to receive by legal...
inhibit	17	13	to restrain or hold...
injoint	13	18	(Shakespeare) to joi...
injunct	17	22	to prohibit; to rest...
inkblot	16	16	a blotted pattern of...
inkiest	13	12	INKY, like ink [adj]
inkspot	15	15	a small ink stain [n...
inquest	20	18	a legal inquiry [n -...
inquiet	20	18	not quiet [adj INQUI...
insight	16	12	a perception of the...
inspect	17	14	to examine closely [...
instant	11	9	without delay [adj I...
inswept	17	14	narrowed in front [a...
intrant	11	9	a person who enters,...
intreat	11	8	to ask for earnestly...
introit	12	8	psalm or antiphon su...
intrust	13	9	to give over for saf...
intwist	16	11	to twist together, a...
invenit	13	13	(Latin) "he/she devi...
ioduret	12	9	(obsolete) an iodide...
iratest	12	7	IRATE, angry [adj]
ironist	12	8	one who used irony [...
isodont	11	9	having all the teeth...
isohyet	20	11	a line on a map conn...
isokont	12	12	any member of the Is...
issuant	12	9	in heraldry, issuing...
iterant	11	8	repeating [adj]
ivorist	15	11	a worker in ivory [n...
jackpot	20	26	a top prize or rewar...
jaconet	15	20	a kind of thin cotto...
jambart	17	22	a greave, armour cov...
jessant	13	17	in heraldry, shootin...
jetport	16	19	an airport for jets...
jimpest	18	22	JIMP, (Scots) slende...
jinglet	16	20	a clapper on a sleig...
jiviest	17	20	JIVY, jazzy, lively,...
jogtrot	15	18	to move at a slow tr...
jokiest	15	20	JOKY, amusing, also...
judoist	15	18	one skilled in judo,...
jujuist	18	27	a follower of jujuis...
justest	15	17	JUST, fair, impartia...
kajeput	17	24	a volatile oil, dist...
kashrut	16	14	the Jewish laws of d...
keenest	11	12	KEEN, enthusiastic [...
keepnet	13	15	a net for holding fi...
kellaut	15	14	an Indian robe of ho...
kennett	11	13	to ruthlessly downsi...
ketubot	15	15	KETUBAH, (Judaism) a...
kewlest	17	15	KEWL, (colloquial) c...
kickout	18	19	in Gaelic football,...
kilobit	17	15	a unit of computer i...
kindest	13	13	KIND, good to others...
kinglet	15	15	any of several tiny...
knesset	12	12	the Israeli parliame...
kumquat	23	25	(Chinese) any of sev...
laciest	16	11	LACEY, resembling la...
lakelet	14	13	a little lake [n -S]
lakiest	14	12	LAKY, full of lakes...
lambast	16	14	to beat severely, al...
lambent	15	15	flickering like a fl...
lambert	16	14	a unit of brightness...
lamplit	18	15	lit by lamps [adj]
langest	13	11	LANG, (Scots) long [...
languet	13	12	(French) a tonguelik...
lankest	13	13	LANK, long and thin...
largest	14	10	LARGE, great in size...
latchet	18	13	a thong used to fast...
latitat	13	8	(Latin) a writ based...
latrant	12	9	barking, snarling [a...
lawsuit	17	12	a legal action [n -S...
lazaret	15	17	(Italian) a hospital...
laziest	16	17	LAZY, disinclined to...
leaflet	15	12	to distribute printe...
lealest	13	9	LEAL, (Scots) loyal...
leanest	11	9	LEAN, having little...
leftest	15	11	LEFT, pertaining to...
leftist	16	11	one tending to the l...
lengest	13	11	LENG, (obsolete) lon...
lenient	11	10	not severe, tolerant...
leveret	14	12	a young hare [n -S]
lewdest	16	12	LEWD, sexually sugge...
liefest	15	11	LIEF, (archaic) soon...
lievest	15	12	LIEVE [adv]
limelit	16	12	LIMELIGHT, to light...
limepit	17	14	a pit from which lim...
limiest	15	11	LIMY, containing lim...
limpest	17	14	LIMP, lacking rigidi...
linchet	18	14	an unploughed strip...
linecut	16	13	a type of printing p...
liniest	13	9	LINEY, resembling a...
linkrot	14	13	the condition of a w...
linocut	16	13	a print made from a...
lithest	16	10	LITHE, supple [adj]
lobelet	15	12	a small lobe [n -S]
locknut	17	17	a nut which prevents...
lockout	17	16	the locking out of e...
lockset	17	15	a set of hardware fo...
logiest	14	10	LOGY, sluggish, also...
longest	13	11	LONG, extending for...
lookist	14	12	one given to lookism...
lookout	13	13	one engaged in keepi...
loosest	12	8	LOOSE, slack [adj]
lothest	15	10	LOTH, unwilling, als...
loudest	13	10	LOUD, strongly audib...
loviest	15	12	LOVEY, fondly affect...
lowsest	16	11	LOWSE, (Scots) loose...
luniest	13	10	LUNY, crazy [adj]
lushest	16	11	LUSH, abounding in v...
lynchet	24	16	an unploughed strip...
maddest	13	12	MAD, insane [adj]
madwort	16	14	any of various plant...
maillot	15	12	(French) tights worn...
mainest	12	11	MAIN, chief, princip...
majorat	14	19	the circumstance of...
manchet	17	16	in heraldry, a charg...
manhunt	14	15	an intensive search...
manihot	14	13	(Tupi) a plant of th...
manrent	11	12	(Scots) homage or se...
mantlet	13	12	a mobile screen used...
manumit	14	15	to free from slavery...
mappist	18	16	one who works with m...
margent	13	13	to provide with a bo...
marplot	16	14	(archaic) a stupid a...
martext	19	17	an ignorant preacher...
martlet	14	11	a small bird, also M...
matchet	18	15	a large heavy knife,...
matelot	13	11	(French) a seaman, a...
matiest	13	10	MATY, friendly [adj]
mauvest	15	15	MAUVE, coloured mauv...
maziest	16	19	MAZY, full of confus...
meanest	11	11	MEAN, stingy; low [a...
medalet	13	12	a small medal [n -S]
mediant	12	12	the third tone of a...
meekest	13	14	MEEK, having a mild...
meercat	15	13	a South African carn...
meerkat	13	14	a South African carn...
meetest	12	10	MEET, suitable [adj]
megabit	16	15	a unit of computer i...
megahit	16	14	something extremely...
melilot	15	12	a wild flower [n -S]
merchet	18	15	a fine paid to a lor...
mesquit	22	20	a spiny tree or shru...
metcast	16	13	a weather forecast [...
metrist	14	10	a person skilled in...
mezquit	25	29	a name for two trees...
mezuzot	19	29	MEZUZAH, (Hebrew) a...
midcult	19	16	middle-class culture...
middest	14	12	(Spenser) situated m...
midlist	16	12	a section of a publi...
midmost	15	14	a part exactly in th...
mightst	18	14	(archaic) 2nd person...
migrant	14	13	one who migrates, al...
mildest	15	12	MILD, gentle in temp...
mimmest	16	16	MIM, prim, demure, p...
minaret	12	11	a slender tower atta...
mindset	13	12	a fixed mental attit...
miniest	13	11	MINY, abounding with...
minivet	15	15	a brightly coloured...
miriest	14	10	MIRY, full of mire [...
mirkest	15	14	MIRK, dark, also MUR...
miscast	17	13	to cast in an unsuit...
misdiet	14	11	to diet or eat impro...
misedit	14	11	to edit incorrectly...
mishapt	18	15	misshaped [adj]
miskent	14	15	MISKEN, to fail to r...
miskept	17	17	MISKEEP, to keep wro...
mismeet	14	13	to meet under unfort...
mispart	16	13	to part badly [v -ED...
misseat	13	10	to seat wrongly [v -...
missent	13	11	MISSEND, to send inc...
missort	14	10	to sort badly or imp...
missout	14	11	a losing throw of di...
missuit	15	11	to suit badly [v -ED...
miswent	16	14	MISGO, to go astray...
miswrit	18	13	MISWRITE, to write i...
mitiest	14	10	MITY, infested with...
mixiest	20	17	MIXY, mixed [adj]
mobcast	18	16	to broadcast over mo...
molinet	13	12	(French) a stick use...
monocot	14	14	(short for) a monoco...
montant	11	12	a vertical member in...
moonlet	12	12	a small satellite [n...
moonlit	13	12	lit by the moon [adj...
moonset	11	11	the time when the mo...
mootest	12	10	MOOT, debatable [adj...
mopiest	15	13	MOPY, dejected, also...
mordant	12	12	biting [adj MORDANTL...
mordent	12	12	a rapidly alternatin...
mostest	13	10	(facetious) the most...
motiest	13	10	MOTEY, full of motes...
mudflat	17	16	a level tract altern...
mudwort	17	15	a small herbaceous p...
mugshot	17	15	a photograph esp. of...
mugwort	18	16	a common British pla...
murkest	15	15	MURK, dark, gloomy,...
mushrat	16	13	a large semiaquatic...
muskrat	15	15	a large semiaquatic...
myalist	21	13	one who practises my...
mythist	23	14	an adherent of mythi...
nacarat	13	11	(French) a bright or...
naffest	15	14	NAFF, inferior, tack...
naifest	13	11	NAIF, (French) ingen...
nailset	12	9	a tool for punching...
naivest	13	12	NAIVE, lacking sophi...
naivist	14	12	in a naive style [ad...
nanobot	11	12	a microscopically sm...
nanodot	9	10	a small cluster of m...
narcist	15	11	one given to narcism...
nascent	13	12	coming into existenc...
nearest	10	8	NEAR, situated withi...
neatest	10	8	NEAT, tidy [adj]
necklet	16	16	an ornament for wear...
neglect	16	14	to treat carelessly...
neshest	13	10	NESH, soft, crumbly;...
netroot	10	8	a political activist...
nighest	15	12	NIGH, near [adj]
noblest	14	12	NOBLE, possessing qu...
nonfact	15	15	a statement not base...
nonmeat	10	12	a substance that doe...
nonpast	12	12	a verb form that lac...
nonsuit	11	10	to dismiss the lawsu...
nosiest	11	8	NOSEY, unduly curiou...
notelet	11	9	a short letter [n -S...
nowcast	17	14	a report on current...
numbest	15	15	NUMB, lacking feelin...
numbnut	15	17	an idiot [n -S]
nutmeat	12	12	the edible kernel of...
nymphet	23	18	a sexually desirable...
oakiest	12	11	OAKY, like an oak [a...
oariest	11	7	OARY, having the for...
oatiest	11	7	OATY, like oats [adj...
obesest	13	10	OBESE, very fat [adj...
occiput	21	17	the back part of the...
oculist	17	12	an eye specialist [n...
oddment	12	13	a remnant [n -S]
odorant	10	9	an odorous substance...
offbeat	17	16	an unaccented beat i...
offcast	19	16	an item of clothing...
oiliest	13	8	OILY, covered in oil...
oligist	15	10	crystallized haemati...
ologist	14	10	an expert in a parti...
onanist	10	9	one who practises on...
onliest	12	9	ONLY, standing alone...
onomast	11	11	a person who studies...
oofiest	13	10	OOFY, expensive, ost...
ooriest	11	7	OORIE, (Scots) dingy...
oosiest	11	7	OOSY, having fluff [...
ooziest	14	16	OOZY, oozing [adj]
openest	12	11	OPEN, affording unob...
operant	12	11	operative [adj OPERA...
opulent	14	13	wealthy [adj OPULENT...
oralist	13	8	one who practises or...
orbiest	14	10	ORBY, resembling a s...
orgiast	13	9	one who takes place...
osselet	12	8	a hard substance gro...
otocyst	21	12	an organ of balance...
ouldest	13	10	OULD, (Irish) old [a...
ouriest	12	8	OURIE, dingy, also O...
outcast	15	11	a person who is reje...
outfast	14	11	to surpass in fastin...
outfelt	15	12	OUTFEEL, to surpass...
outfoot	13	11	to surpass in speed...
outhunt	14	12	to surpass in huntin...
outjest	14	17	to excel in jesting...
outkept	15	15	OUTKEEP, to surpass...
outlast	13	9	to last longer than...
outmost	13	11	farthest from the mi...
outpart	14	11	(obsolete) an outlyi...
outplot	15	12	to surpass in plotti...
outport	14	11	a port out of or rem...
outpost	14	11	a remote settlement...
outroot	11	8	to pull up by the ro...
outsert	12	8	a sheet enclosing a...
outshot	14	10	(Scots) a projection...
outtrot	12	8	to surpass in trotti...
outwait	15	11	to exceed in patienc...
outwent	14	12	OUTGO, to go beyond...
outwept	17	14	OUTWEEP, to weep mor...
outwrit	16	11	OUTWRITE, to write b...
overact	16	14	to act with exaggera...
overapt	15	14	excessively apt [adj...
overbet	15	14	to bet too much [v O...
overcut	17	15	to cut too much [v O...
overeat	12	11	to eat to excess [v...
overfat	15	14	too fat [adj]
overfit	16	14	excessively fit [adj...
overget	14	13	to get over, recover...
overgot	14	13	OVERGET, to get over...
overhit	16	13	to hit a ball beyond...
overhot	15	13	excessively hot [adj...
overlet	14	12	to let to excess [v...
overlit	15	12	OVERLIGHT, to light...
overnet	12	12	to cover with a net...
overset	13	11	to upset; to disorde...
overwet	16	14	to wet too much [v O...
oviduct	18	16	a tube through ova t...
owliest	16	11	OWLY, owlish, like a...
owriest	15	10	OWRIE, (Scots) dingy...
oxheart	19	16	a large heart-shaped...
oxidant	17	16	an oxidizing agent [...
oxysalt	25	17	a salt of an oxyacid...
paciest	17	13	PACY, fast, also PAC...
pageant	13	13	an elaborate public...
pairest	14	10	PAIR, (Scots) poor [...
paletot	14	11	a loose overcoat [n...
paliest	15	11	PALY, somewhat pale...
palmiet	16	14	a South African aloe...
palmist	17	14	a person who tells f...
pandect	16	15	a treatise covering...
pannist	13	12	a person who plays a...
parapet	15	13	a protective wall [n...
parfait	16	13	(French) a dessert m...
parpent	15	14	a stone passing thro...
parquet	22	20	to cover a floor wit...
partlet	15	11	(obsolete) a coverin...
passant	13	11	in heraldry, walking...
passout	14	11	a ticket entitling o...
patient	13	11	calm and uncomplaini...
patriot	14	10	one who loves his co...
pattest	14	10	PAT, hitting the mar...
paylist	22	13	a list of people ent...
payment	20	16	something that is pa...
peacoat	15	13	a heavy woollen jack...
peasant	12	11	a person of inferior...
peccant	19	17	sinning; guilty of t...
peltast	15	11	an ancient Greek sol...
pendant	12	13	hanging, also PENDEN...
pendent	12	13	hanging; drooping, a...
pennant	11	13	a long narrow flag;...
pentact	16	14	a five-rayed structu...
percent	16	14	one part in a hundre...
percept	19	16	something that is pe...
percoct	20	16	to cook thoroughly [...
perfect	19	16	lacking in fault or...
periapt	16	13	(Shakespeare) an amu...
peridot	14	11	a gemstone, a pale g...
periost	14	10	a tough fibrous memb...
perpent	15	14	a stone passing thro...
persalt	15	11	a term formerly give...
persant	13	11	(Spenser) piercing,...
persist	15	10	to continue resolute...
pertest	14	10	PERT, impudent, jaun...
pervert	16	14	to turn away from th...
pesaunt	13	12	(obsolete) a peasant...
phablet	19	16	a handheld personal...
phobist	19	15	someone with a phobi...
pianist	14	11	someone who plays th...
piarist	15	10	a member of a Christ...
picquet	26	23	a person or group st...
piculet	19	15	a small tropical Ame...
piefort	16	13	an unusually thick c...
pierrot	14	10	(French) a comic cha...
pietist	15	10	a person characteriz...
pigboat	17	15	a submarine [n -S]
pigmeat	16	15	the meat of the pig...
pigment	16	16	to add a colouring m...
pikelet	16	15	a kind of thin crump...
pilinut	16	13	the nut of trees of...
piniest	14	11	PINY, covered with p...
pinkest	15	15	PINK, of a pale red...
pinspot	16	14	a small powerful spo...
pipiest	17	13	PIPY, like a pipe; h...
piquant	22	21	having an agreeably...
pissant	14	11	the wood ant, a larg...
pitapat	16	13	to make a repeated t...
placcat	21	17	(Shakespeare) a leat...
placket	19	18	a leather doublet wi...
plashet	17	13	a small pond or pool...
plaudit	16	13	an expression of pra...
playact	24	16	to take part in a th...
playlet	22	14	a short theatrical p...
playset	21	13	an outdoor apparatus...
pledget	16	14	a pad of absorbent c...
plenist	15	12	one who holds that a...
plumcot	20	18	a hybrid of a plum a...
plumist	18	15	a feather-dresser [n...
plummet	18	18	to drop straight dow...
pockpit	21	20	the scar left by a p...
podcast	17	14	to make a radio broa...
pokiest	15	14	POKY, cramped, also...
polecat	17	14	a dark-brown carnivo...
pollent	15	13	(Latin) strong, powe...
pollist	17	12	one that polls, also...
poloist	15	11	a polo player [n -S]
polyact	24	16	of a marine animal,...
polycot	24	16	(short for) a polyco...
pomfret	17	16	a marine fish [n -S]
poorest	13	10	POOR, lacking the me...
poriest	14	10	PORY, having pores [...
porrect	17	13	to stretch forth [v...
portent	13	11	an omen [n -S]
poshest	16	12	POSH, smart, stylish...
posiest	14	10	POSY, given to posin...
potshot	16	12	to shoot randomly at...
pouncet	16	15	(Shakespeare) a box...
poxiest	20	17	POXY, afflicted by p...
poynant	18	14	(Spenser) poignant [...
precast	17	13	to cast before placi...
precent	16	14	to lead a church cho...
precept	19	16	a rule of conduct [n...
predict	18	14	to tell of or about...
preedit	14	11	to edit beforehand [...
preempt	17	16	to acquire by prior...
prefect	19	16	an ancient Roman off...
preheat	15	12	to heat beforehand [...
prelect	18	14	to lecture, also PRA...
premeet	14	13	taking place before...
premixt	22	20	PREMIX, to mix befor...
premolt	16	14	preceding a molt, al...
preriot	14	10	preceding a riot [ad...
prerupt	17	14	broken off; steep; a...
present	13	11	soon [adj PRESENTLY]...
presift	17	13	to sift beforehand [...
presort	14	10	to sort beforehand [...
pretest	14	10	to give a preliminar...
pretext	20	17	an ostensible motive...
prevent	15	15	to keep from happeni...
pricket	19	17	a spike for holding...
product	18	15	something produced b...
project	19	22	to extend outward [v...
pronest	13	11	PRONE, lying face do...
prophet	18	15	one who predicts [n...
propjet	18	22	a jet aeroplane havi...
prosect	17	13	to dissect [v -ED, -...
protect	17	13	to shield from harm,...
protest	14	10	to express strong ob...
protist	15	10	one of the Protista,...
provant	15	15	(obsolete) to supply...
provost	16	14	a high-ranking unive...
prowest	17	13	PROW, (archaic) full...
prudent	14	13	cautious, wise and d...
pschent	19	16	a crown worn by anci...
puckout	19	19	in ice hockey, a fre...
puirest	15	11	PUIR, (Scots) poor [...
pukiest	16	15	PUKY, reminiscent of...
puliest	16	12	PULY, given to pulin...
pullout	17	14	a withdrawal [n -S]
pulsant	15	13	pulsating [adj]
pungent	14	15	sharply affecting th...
puniest	14	12	PUNY, of inferior si...
punkest	15	16	PUNK, of inferior qu...
purport	17	14	to profess or procla...
pursuit	16	12	the act of pursuing,...
pushpit	20	16	a safety railing at...
quadrat	20	18	a piece of type meta...
quannet	18	19	a flat file used lik...
quarest	20	17	QUARE, (dialect) que...
quartet	20	17	a set of four; a com...
querist	21	17	one who questions, a...
quiddit	22	19	(archaic) the inhere...
quillet	23	19	(archaic) a quibble,...
quinnat	19	19	(Native American) a...
quintet	20	18	a group of five, als...
raciest	15	10	RACY, pungent [adj]
rackett	16	14	(German) an old wind...
racquet	23	20	a bat with strings u...
raddest	12	9	RAD, afraid [adj]
radgest	13	10	RADGE, (Scots) angry...
radiant	11	9	shining [adj RADIANT...
ragbolt	16	13	a bolt with barbs to...
ragment	13	13	(obsolete) a catalog...
ragwort	16	12	a common coarse yell...
raiment	12	11	(archaic) clothing [...
rainout	11	9	atomic fallout occur...
rampant	14	14	unrestrained [adj RA...
rampart	15	13	to furnish with a fo...
rankest	12	12	RANK, disagreeable i...
rankist	13	12	a person who discrim...
rapport	16	13	(French) a relations...
rarebit	14	10	a dish of melted and...
rashest	14	9	RASH, acting without...
ratatat	11	7	a quick, sharp rappi...
ratchet	17	12	a mechanism which al...
rathest	14	9	RATHE, (archaic) qui...
raviest	14	11	RAVEY, characteristi...
readapt	13	11	to adapt again [v -E...
readmit	13	11	to admit again [v RE...
readopt	13	11	to adopt again [v -E...
readout	11	9	a presentation of co...
reagent	11	10	a substance with a c...
realest	12	8	REAL, actually exist...
realist	13	8	one who is concerned...
reallot	13	9	to allot again [v RE...
reblent	14	12	REBLEND, to blend ag...
reboant	12	11	resounding loudly [a...
rebuilt	16	12	REBUILD, to build ag...
receipt	17	13	to mark as having be...
rechart	17	12	to chart again [v -E...
recheat	16	12	to sound a hunting c...
recount	14	12	to relate in detail...
recruit	16	11	to enlist for milita...
redbait	14	11	to denounce as Commu...
redcoat	14	11	a British soldier du...
reddest	12	9	RED, the colour of b...
redealt	12	9	REDEAL, to deal agai...
redfoot	13	11	a fatal disease of n...
redoubt	14	12	(archaic) to fear [v...
redraft	14	11	to make a revised co...
redroot	11	8	a plant with a red r...
reeject	16	19	to eject again [v -E...
reelect	15	11	to elect again [v -E...
reenact	13	11	to enact again [v -E...
reerect	14	10	to erect again [v -E...
refight	18	14	to fight again [v RE...
reflect	18	14	to be mirrored [v -E...
refloat	14	11	to float again [v -E...
refract	17	13	to deflect in a part...
refront	13	11	to put on a new fron...
regnant	11	11	reigning, used postp...
regraft	15	12	to graft again [v -E...
regrant	12	10	to grant again [v -E...
regreet	12	9	to greet in return [...
reliant	12	9	showing reliance [ad...
relight	17	12	to light again [v RE...
remanet	11	11	(Latin) a postponed...
remnant	11	12	something remaining,...
remount	12	12	to climb in a horse...
renkest	12	12	RENK, (dialect) unpl...
repaint	13	11	to paint again [v -E...
replant	14	12	to plant again [v -E...
repoint	13	11	to repair mortar [v...
reposit	14	10	to put away [v -ED,...
reprint	14	11	to print again [v -E...
reptant	13	11	creeping or crawling...
repunit	14	12	a number of two or m...
request	20	17	to ask for [v -ED, -...
reshoot	13	9	to film a scene agai...
resiant	11	8	(archaic) a resident...
resight	16	11	to sight again [v -E...
resmelt	14	11	to smelt again [v -E...
resojet	13	16	a pulsejet [n -S]
respect	17	13	to have high regard...
respelt	15	11	RESPELL, to spell ag...
resplit	16	11	to split again [v RE...
restart	12	7	to start again [v -E...
retract	15	10	to take back [v -ED,...
retrait	12	7	(obsolete) retreat,...
retreat	11	7	to go back [v -ED, -...
retweet	14	10	to tweet again [v -E...
retwist	16	10	to twist again [v -E...
revisit	15	11	to visit again [v -E...
revuist	15	12	a writer of revues [...
rewrapt	17	13	REWRAP, to wrap agai...
rhymist	23	14	a versifier [n -S]
ribwort	18	13	a plantain with lanc...
richest	18	12	RICH, wealthy [adj]
riciest	16	10	RICY, containing ric...
riliest	14	8	RILEY, turbid, also...
rimiest	14	10	RIMY, covered with r...
rimshot	16	12	a sound made by a dr...
ringbit	16	13	a horse's bit [n -S]
ringent	12	11	having gaping liplik...
ringgit	15	12	(Malay) a monetary u...
ringlet	14	11	a small ring [n -S]
ripplet	18	14	a small ripple [n -S...
riveret	14	11	(archaic) a small ri...
rivulet	16	13	a small stream [n -S...
rizzart	19	25	(Scots) a redcurrant...
rocquet	23	20	a close-fitting surp...
rokiest	13	11	ROKY, (dialect) mist...
rollout	14	10	a type of play in fo...
romaunt	12	12	(archaic) a romantic...
rooikat	12	11	(Afrikaans) a South...
rootkit	13	11	a set of programs us...
rootlet	12	8	a small root [n -S]
ropiest	14	10	ROPY, resembling rop...
roriest	12	7	RORY, (Scots) noisy,...
rosiest	12	7	ROSY, rose-coloured...
rousant	11	9	rising as a bird [ad...
rowboat	16	13	a small boat designe...
royalet	18	10	a petty king [n -S]
rubiest	15	11	RUBY, red like a rub...
ruliest	14	9	RULY, obedient, orde...
rummest	15	14	RUM, odd, droll [adj...
rundlet	13	11	(archaic) an old liq...
runflat	15	13	a tyre able to run a...
sabkhat	17	16	(Arabic) a broad, sa...
sackbut	19	18	a medieval trombone,...
sacrist	16	10	a Church official in...
saddest	12	9	SAD, unhappy [adj]
saftest	14	10	SAFT, (Scots) soft [...
sagiest	13	9	SAGY, flavoured with...
saidest	12	8	(archaic) 2nd person...
sairest	12	7	SAIR, (Scots) sore,...
sakeret	12	11	the male saker [n -S...
salicet	16	11	an organ stop with a...
salient	12	9	strikingly conspicuo...
saligot	14	10	(French) the water c...
saltant	12	9	a mutated form of an...
saltcat	16	11	a mixture of salt, c...
saltest	13	8	SALT, tasting of sal...
samiest	13	10	SAMEY, (colloquial)...
sandlot	12	10	a vacant plot of san...
sandpit	14	12	a pit dug in sandy s...
sangeet	11	10	a kind of pre-weddin...
sanghat	14	12	(Punjabi) a fellowsh...
sapient	13	11	wise [adj SAPIENTLY]...
sarment	12	11	a long whiplike runn...
sarsnet	11	8	a thin tissue of fin...
satinet	11	8	a thin satin, also S...
sawdust	16	12	to sprinkle with the...
scarlet	16	11	a brilliant red [n -...
seaboot	12	10	a waterproof boot [n...
seagirt	13	9	surrounded by the se...
sealant	11	9	a sealing agent [n -...
sealift	15	11	to transport (milita...
seamset	12	10	a tool for flattenin...
seaport	13	10	a harbour for seagoi...
searest	11	7	SEAR, scorched, with...
seawant	13	11	(Native American) sh...
segment	13	13	to divide into secti...
seikest	13	11	SEIK, (Scots) sick [...
sejeant	12	17	in heraldry, represe...
selfist	16	11	one who is dedicated...
sellout	14	10	a performance for wh...
semifit	16	13	conforming somewhat...
semimat	14	13	having a slight lust...
sensist	12	8	one who indulges in...
sepiost	14	10	cuttlebone, also SEP...
sequent	19	18	following [adj SEQUE...
serpent	13	11	a snake [n -S]
servant	13	12	someone who is hired...
servlet	15	12	a small program runn...
sestett	12	7	a piece of music com...
sexiest	18	14	SEXY, arousing sexua...
sexpert	20	17	an expert in sexual...
sextant	17	15	a navigational instr...
sextett	18	14	a piece of music com...
shallot	16	11	an onion with garlic...
shariat	14	9	(Turkish) the body o...
sherbet	16	12	a frozen fruit-flavo...
sheriat	14	9	(Turkish) the body o...
sheroot	13	9	a square-cut cigar,...
shilpit	19	13	(Scots) sickly-looki...
shochet	19	14	(Hebrew) a slaughter...
shopbot	18	15	a website that offer...
shright	19	13	(Spenser) a shriek [...
shutout	15	11	at bridge, a bid int...
sickest	17	14	SICK, affected with...
sickout	17	15	an organized absence...
sievert	14	11	the SI unit of radia...
singlet	14	11	a man's undershirt [...
singult	15	12	(archaic) a sob, als...
siroset	12	7	of or relating to th...
sitfast	15	10	a lump on a horse's...
sizeist	16	16	one who believes in...
siziest	16	16	SIZY, pertaining to...
skelpit	17	15	SKELP, (Gaelic) to h...
skewest	16	14	SKEW, oblique, biase...
skillet	16	13	a frying pan [n -S]
skippet	18	17	a small box for prot...
skirret	14	11	a water parsnip with...
skyiest	20	13	SKYEY, resembling th...
sleekit	14	12	(Scots) crafty, sly,...
sleight	17	12	cunning, dexterity [...
slipout	16	12	an insertion in a ne...
slowest	16	11	SLOW, moving with li...
smicket	18	17	a woman's undergarme...
snicket	16	15	a narrow back street...
snidest	12	9	SNIDE, base, also SN...
sniglet	14	11	a word coined for so...
snippet	16	14	a small piece snippe...
snoddit	12	10	SNOD, to trim, tidy...
snowcat	17	14	a tracklaying vehicl...
softest	14	10	SOFT, not hard, also...
soleret	12	8	a metallic pointy to...
solicit	17	11	to ask for earnestly...
soloist	13	8	one who performs alo...
solvent	14	13	able to solve and di...
soonest	10	8	SOON, in the near fu...
sophist	17	12	a person who uses de...
sorbent	13	11	a substance that sor...
sourest	12	8	SOUR, having an acid...
spambot	17	16	a computer program t...
sparest	14	10	SPARE, meagre [adj]
spaviet	16	14	relating to a spavie...
spinnet	13	12	a musical instrument...
spinout	14	12	a rotational skid by...
spirant	14	11	a sound produced by...
spotlit	16	11	SPOTLIGHT, to highli...
spraint	14	11	otter's dung [n -S]
spriest	15	10	SPRY, smart, dapper...
spright	19	14	(Shakespeare) to hau...
spryest	21	12	SPRY, smart, dapper...
stacket	16	14	(Scots) a stockade [...
stalest	13	8	STALE, not fresh [ad...
starlet	13	8	a minor showbiz pers...
starlit	14	8	lighted by the stars...
statant	11	8	in heraldry, standin...
statist	13	7	a statesman; a polit...
steekit	13	11	STEEK, (Scots) to st...
stemlet	14	11	a small stem [n -S]
sterlet	13	8	(Russian) a small st...
stewpot	17	13	a pot for cooking st...
steyest	18	9	STEY, (Scots) steep...
stickit	18	14	(Scots) unfinished;...
straint	12	8	(Spenser) pressure [...
student	12	10	a person formally en...
stupent	14	12	astounded [adj]
stylist	21	10	one who is master of...
suavest	14	12	SUAVE, sophisticated...
subcult	20	16	a subdivision of a c...
subduct	19	16	to withdraw; to take...
subedit	15	12	to act as assistant...
subject	20	23	to cause to experien...
subpart	17	14	a subdivision of a p...
subplot	18	15	a subordinate plot i...
subrent	14	12	to sublet or rent ou...
subsect	18	14	a sect directly deri...
subsist	16	11	to continue to exist...
subtest	15	11	a subdivision of a t...
subtext	21	18	written or printed m...
subunit	15	13	a unit that is part...
subvert	17	15	to destroy completel...
suffect	20	17	(Latin) in ancient R...
suggest	15	12	to put forward for c...
summist	16	14	a writer of summae;...
sumoist	14	11	a sumo wrestler [n -...
sunbeat	13	12	continually exposed...
sunbelt	15	13	the southern and sou...
sunfast	14	12	resistant to fading...
sunspot	14	12	a dark spot on the s...
sunsuit	13	10	an outfit worn for s...
support	17	14	to hold up [v -ED, -...
surcoat	15	11	a tunic worn over ar...
surfeit	15	11	to indulge in excess...
surgent	13	11	rising; swelling, as...
surtout	13	9	(French) a man's coa...
suspect	18	14	to think guilty [v -...
swallet	17	12	a place where water...
symbiot	22	15	an organism living i...
tabaret	13	10	an upholsterer's sil...
tabinet	13	11	a delicate material,...
taboret	13	10	a low stool without...
tachist	18	12	an abstract painter,...
taggant	13	12	a substance added to...
taivert	14	11	(Scots) muddled, fud...
takeout	12	12	a takeaway meal [n -...
takiest	13	11	TAKY, (obsolete) att...
talaunt	12	10	(Spenser) a talon, a...
talayot	18	10	(Spanish) a prehisto...
talipat	15	11	(Sinhalese) a very t...
talipot	15	11	(Sinhalese) a very t...
tallent	13	10	(Shakespeare) an old...
tallest	14	9	TALL, having great h...
tangent	11	11	a line that touches...
tannest	10	9	TAN, brown [adj]
taproot	13	10	the main root of a p...
tartest	12	7	TART, sharp tasting...
tartlet	13	8	a small pie [n -S]
tautest	12	8	TAUT, stretched tigh...
tawiest	15	10	TAWIE, (Scots) tract...
teacart	14	10	a trolley used for s...
tediest	12	8	TEDY, (Scott) tediou...
teleost	12	8	a type of fish, havi...
tempest	15	13	a violent wind or st...
templet	16	14	a thin plate used as...
tennist	11	9	a tennis player [n -...
tensest	11	8	TENSE, taut [adj]
tersest	12	7	TERSE, succinct [adj...
tetract	15	10	a sponge spicule, al...
teuchat	17	13	a shore bird, also T...
thankit	15	14	(Scots) as in be tha...
thatcht	20	14	THATCH, to cover wit...
thereat	13	9	at that place or tim...
thermit	16	12	a metallic mixture t...
thicket	19	16	a dense growth of tr...
thiggit	18	13	THIG, (Scots) to beg...
thought	18	14	a product of thinkin...
thruput	18	14	the amount of raw ma...
tidiest	13	8	TIDY, in good order...
tiercet	15	10	(Italian) a triplet...
timeout	13	11	a brief suspension o...
tiniest	12	8	TINY, very small [ad...
tipcart	18	13	a cart so constructe...
titlist	15	8	a sports champion [n...
titrant	12	8	the reagent used in...
toadlet	12	9	a small toad [n -S]
toeiest	11	7	TOEY, (Australian sl...
toniest	11	8	TONY, high-toned, al...
tonight	15	12	the present night [n...
toolkit	14	12	a set of tools [n -S...
toolset	12	8	a group of related t...
toomest	12	10	TOOM, (Scots) empty...
topcoat	16	13	a lightweight overco...
topknot	14	15	an ornament for the...
topmast	15	13	a mast of a ship [n...
topmost	15	13	highest [adj]
torment	12	11	to harass or torture...
torrent	11	8	a rapid stream of wa...
tosspot	14	10	a toper, a drunkard...
totient	11	8	the number of totiti...
tourist	13	8	one who tours for pl...
towboat	16	13	a vessel constructed...
towiest	15	10	TOWY, pertaining to...
towmont	15	14	(Scots) a twelvemont...
townlet	15	12	a small town, also T...
traikit	14	11	(Scots) worn out [ad...
traject	17	19	to transmit [v -ED,...
trampet	15	13	a small trampoline,...
tranect	14	11	(Shakespeare) a ferr...
transit	12	8	to pass across or th...
traybit	21	12	(Australian slang) a...
treybit	21	12	a threepenny piece,...
triblet	16	11	a tapering mandrel o...
trident	12	9	a spear with three p...
triglot	15	10	a book written in th...
trimpot	16	13	a small instrument f...
trinket	13	12	to have underhand de...
triolet	13	8	a short poem of fixe...
tripart	15	10	divided into three p...
triplet	16	11	a group of three of...
trippet	17	13	a trivet which strik...
trisect	16	10	to divide into three...
tritest	13	7	TRITE, banal, common...
tropist	15	10	a user of tropes [n...
trumpet	16	14	to sound on a brass...
tsarist	13	7	a supporter of tsari...
tubaist	15	11	a tuba player, also...
tubfast	17	14	(Shakespeare) the tr...
tugboat	15	13	a boat that tows oth...
tuniest	12	9	TUNY, tuneful, esp....
turbant	14	12	(Milton) a turban [n...
turgent	13	11	(obsolete) turgid [a...
turnout	12	10	an assemblage of peo...
twiglet	18	13	a small twig [n -S]
twinjet	17	20	an aircraft with two...
twinset	15	11	a matching jumper an...
typeset	20	12	to set in type [v TY...
typiest	21	12	TYPY, conforming to...
tzarist	16	16	a supporter of tsari...
tzitzit	20	25	(Hebrew) the tassels...
ugliest	15	11	UGLY, not beautiful...
ululant	14	12	howling [adj]
unadept	13	13	not adept [adj UNADE...
unadult	13	12	not adult [adj]
unalist	13	10	a person who believe...
unbeget	14	14	to undo the begettin...
unbegot	14	14	UNBEGET, to undo the...
unblent	14	14	not blent [adj]
unblest	15	13	not blest [adj]
unbuilt	16	14	UNBUILD, to demolish...
unburnt	14	14	not burnt [adj]
uncleft	18	16	not cleft [adj]
unclipt	19	16	unclipped [adj]
uncoest	14	12	UNCO, (Scots) strang...
undealt	12	11	not dealt [adj]
undight	16	14	(Spenser) to undo, t...
undrest	12	10	UNDRESS, to take off...
unguent	12	13	an ointment [n -S]
unheart	13	11	(Shakespeare) to dis...
unherst	14	11	UNHEARSE, to remove...
unjoint	13	19	to separate at a jun...
unkempt	16	19	untidy [adj UNKEMPTL...
unmeant	11	13	not meant [adj]
unmount	12	14	to dismount [v -ED,...
unpaint	13	13	to remove the paint...
unpinkt	15	17	(Shakespeare) not pi...
unplait	15	13	to undo the plaits o...
unquiet	20	19	not quiet, restless...
unright	16	13	to wrong or to make...
unrivet	14	13	to take out, or loos...
unroost	11	9	to drive from a roos...
unsaint	11	10	to divest of saintli...
unshent	13	12	(archaic) not disgra...
unshift	17	14	to release the shift...
unshoot	13	11	(Shakespeare) to rev...
unshout	14	12	to make a contrary s...
unsight	16	13	to prevent from seei...
unsmart	13	12	not smart [adj]
unspent	13	13	not spent [adj]
unspilt	16	13	not spilt, also UNSP...
unsplit	16	13	not split [adj]
unstuft	15	13	(Shakespeare) unstuf...
unsweet	14	12	not sweet [adj]
unswept	17	15	not swept [adj]
untrust	13	10	lack of trust [n -S]
untwist	16	12	to untwine [v -ED, -...
unwhipt	20	17	(obsolete) not whipp...
upbrast	17	14	UPBURST, to burst up...
upbuilt	19	16	UPBUILD, to build up...
upburst	18	15	to burst upwards [v...
upcoast	17	14	up the coast [adv]
upcourt	18	15	in basketball, in a...
updraft	17	15	an upwards movement...
upfront	16	15	honest, candid [adj]
uphoist	17	13	to hoist up [v -ED,...
upleant	14	13	UPLEAN, to rest one'...
upleapt	17	15	UPLEAP, to leap up [...
uplight	20	16	to light to a higher...
upright	19	15	vertical [adj UPRIGH...
upshift	20	16	to shift an automoti...
upshoot	16	13	to shoot upwards [v...
upskirt	17	15	indicating a photogr...
upstart	15	11	to start up suddenly...
upswept	20	17	UPSWEEP, to sweep up...
uptight	19	15	tense; straitlaced [...
urinant	11	10	diving head downward...
usucapt	18	15	to acquire by long p...
utopist	15	11	one who believes in...
vacuist	18	15	one who thinks there...
vagrant	14	14	wandering, also VAGR...
vaguest	15	14	VAGUE, indeterminate...
vainest	13	12	VAIN, filled with un...
valiant	14	13	brave [adj VALIANTLY...
variant	13	12	something that diffe...
varment	14	15	(dialect) a pest, ve...
varmint	15	15	an animal considered...
vastest	14	11	VAST, huge [adj]
veinlet	14	13	a small vein, also V...
verdant	13	13	green with vegetatio...
verdict	18	15	the decision of a ju...
veriest	14	11	VERY, absolute [adj]
vernant	12	13	sprouting in spring...
versant	13	12	the slope of a mount...
viaduct	18	16	a structure carrying...
vibiest	17	14	VIBEY, lively, vibra...
vibrant	16	15	vibrating, resonant...
vilayet	21	14	(Turkish) one of the...
viniest	14	12	VINY, of or pertaini...
violent	14	13	intensely forcible [...
violist	16	12	one who plays the vi...
viretot	14	11	(Scott) rush, dash,...
vodcast	17	15	to broadcast by a vi...
vogiest	15	13	VOGIE, (Scots) vain,...
wackest	19	17	WACK, crazy, also WA...
wadsett	15	11	(Scots) to pawn or m...
waliest	16	11	WALY, (Scots) fine,...
walkout	17	16	a strike by workers...
waniest	14	11	WANY, waning in some...
wannest	13	12	WAN, pale [adj]
wariest	15	10	WARY, cautious [adj]
warmest	16	13	WARM, moderately hot...
warmist	17	13	a person, esp. a sci...
warrant	14	11	to give authority to...
washout	17	13	an erosion of earth...
washpot	19	15	a vessel for washing...
watchet	20	15	(archaic) a pale blu...
wattest	15	10	WAT, wet [adj]
wavelet	17	15	a small wave [n -S]
waviest	17	14	WAVY, having waves [...
waxiest	21	17	WAXY, like wax [adj]
wayment	21	16	(Spenser) to lament,...
waypost	23	15	a guidepost [n -S]
weakest	15	14	WEAK, feeble [adj]
webcast	20	16	to transmit sound an...
webchat	22	18	communication in rea...
webfeet	18	16	WEBFOOT, a foot with...
webfoot	18	16	a foot with the toes...
weetest	14	10	WEET, wet [adj]
wergelt	17	13	a price paid for tak...
wetsuit	16	11	a close-fitting rubb...
wettest	15	10	WET, not dry [adj]
whatnot	16	13	a type of display st...
whatsit	18	12	something whose name...
wheesht	19	14	(Scots) to call for...
whereat	16	12	at what [adv]
wherret	17	12	(obsolete) to give a...
wherrit	18	12	to worry, also WORRI...
whiffet	22	18	a paltry person [n -...
whipcat	23	18	a tailor [n -S]
whippet	22	18	a small swift dog [n...
whippit	23	18	a small canister of...
whirret	18	12	to give a sharp blow...
whisket	19	16	a basket; esp. a str...
whitest	18	12	WHITE, of the color...
whitret	18	12	(Scots) a weasel, al...
wholist	19	13	a believer in wholis...
wideout	15	12	a football position...
wildcat	20	15	to drill an experime...
wildest	17	12	WILD, not tame [adj]
wiliest	17	11	WILY, crafty [adj]
willest	18	12	WILL, to decide upon...
winglet	17	14	a small wing [n -S]
wingnut	16	15	a nut with projectio...
winiest	15	11	WINEY, like or tasti...
wipeout	17	14	a fall from a surfbo...
wiriest	16	10	WIRY, thin and tough...
without	18	13	an exterior place [n...
woodcut	18	15	a design cut in reli...
woodlot	15	12	an area restricted t...
woodrat	14	11	another name for the...
woolfat	17	14	lanolin [n -S]
woolhat	17	13	one who works a smal...
workout	16	15	a period of physical...
wottest	15	10	WIT, to know [v]
wouldst	17	13	(archaic) 2nd person...
wowfest	20	16	WOWF, (Scots) crazy...
wrentit	15	11	a long-tailed North...
wrought	19	15	WORK, to toil in min...
yawiest	21	12	YAWY, pertaining to...
yoghurt	22	14	(Turkish) a semisoli...
yogourt	19	12	(Turkish) a semisoli...
yplight	26	17	PLIGHT, to make a so...
yukiest	20	14	YUKY, itchy [adj]
zaniest	14	17	ZANY, comical, clown...
zealant	14	18	a fanatic, also ZEAL...
zikurat	17	21	a Babylonian temple...
zonulet	15	19	a small belt or gird...
zooiest	14	16	ZOOEY, like a zoo [a...

7 letter words that end with T

7 letter words that end with T

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