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abdicant
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in a state of abdica...
abducent
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drawing back [adj]
aberrant
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wandering or strayin...
abetment
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the act of abetting,...
abradant
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a material used for...
absonant
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discordant; abhorren...
abstract
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to draw away [v -ED,...
abstrict
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to set free spores e...
abundant
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in great quantity [a...
abutment
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a buttress of an arc...
accident
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a mishap [n -S]
accredit
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to accept as true [v...
accusant
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an accuser [n -S]
acerbest
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ACERB, bitter and so...
acescent
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something that is sl...
achromat
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a light transmitting...
acidiest
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ACIDY, resembling ac...
acosmist
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one who denies the e...
acquaint
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to cause to know [v...
acquight
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(obsolete) to free f...
acridest
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ACRID, sharp to the...
acrodont
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having teeth fused w...
acrolect
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a variety of languag...
activist
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an advocate of activ...
acupoint
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an acupuncture site...
adducent
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drawing inward or to...
adeptest
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ADEPT, highly skille...
adherent
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sticking, growing to...
adjacent
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next to [adj ADJACEN...
adjutant
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an officer who assis...
adjuvant
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serving to aid or co...
adscript
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(historical) a feuda...
advocaat
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(Dutch) a liqueur co...
aegrotat
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(archaic) an unclass...
aerodart
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9
an arrow-headed miss...
aeroduct
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a type of jet engine...
aeronaut
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a traveller through...
aerostat
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any lighter-than-air...
afferent
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bearing, bringing or...
affluent
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wealthy [adj AFFLUEN...
afforest
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to cover with forest...
affright
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to frighten [v -ED,...
agrement
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(French) the approva...
airburst
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to explode in the ai...
aircraft
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a machine for travel...
airshaft
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a passage for air e....
airtight
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impermeable to air [...
alaiment
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an allayment, a less...
alarmist
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12
one who alarms other...
alcahest
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the hypothetical uni...
alertest
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9
ALERT, ready for sud...
alienist
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10
a psychiatrist speci...
aliquant
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not dividing equally...
alkahest
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15
the hypothetical uni...
alleycat
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a cat who lives in a...
allnight
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lasting all night [a...
almagest
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a medieval treatise...
alphabet
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a set of letters [n...
alpinist
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a mountain climber [...
alterant
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10
something that alter...
alternat
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a way of determining...
altruist
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one that practices a...
alumroot
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a North American flo...
amadavat
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(Hindi) the strawber...
ambivert
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someone who is both...
ambulant
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walking; moving from...
amethyst
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a purple gemstone, b...
amidmost
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in the very middle [...
anapaest
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a type of metrical f...
anchoret
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one who lives in sec...
angriest
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ANGRY, having anger...
annalist
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a historian, esp. a...
antepast
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(obsolete) a foretas...
antevert
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to displace a body o...
anticult
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opposed to cults [ad...
antileft
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opposed to leftism [...
antiriot
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designed to end riot...
antirust
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intended to prevent...
antismut
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opposed to pornograp...
antistat
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something that oppos...
antithet
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an instance of antit...
antsiest
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9
ANTSY, eager, excite...
aperient
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a laxative [n -S]
aphorist
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one who makes aphori...
apiarist
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a bee keeper [n -S]
apoplast
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the non-protoplasmic...
apparent
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seeming [adj APPAREN...
appestat
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a neural centre in t...
appetent
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craving [adj]
appliest
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APPLEY, resembling o...
aquanaut
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a skin-diver; someon...
aquarist
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a curator of an aqua...
aquatint
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to etch using a cert...
aqueduct
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an artificial channe...
arbalest
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a type of crossbow,...
arbalist
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a type of crossbow,...
arbelest
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a type of crossbow,...
arborist
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a tree specialist [n...
arcanist
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a person knowing sec...
archaist
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an antiquary [n -S]
argonaut
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a sort of cuttlefish...
argument
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an exchange of diffe...
armament
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a military force equ...
armgaunt
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(Shakespeare) with g...
armorist
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a person skilled in...
arraught
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AREACH, (Spenser) to...
arrogant
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overbearing [adj ARR...
arsonist
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one who maliciously...
artefact
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an object made by ma...
artifact
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an object made by ma...
artsiest
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ARTSY, arty [adj]
ashplant
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a walking stick made...
aspirant
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a candidate [n -S]
assignat
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(historical) one of...
assonant
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corresponding in vow...
astutest
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ASTUTE, shrewd and p...
atrament
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(archaic) blacking;...
attentat
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(French) an (esp. un...
atticist
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one who uses atticis...
autocrat
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an absolute ruler [n...
autotest
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a competition in whi...
avadavat
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(Hindi) the strawber...
avantist
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an avant-garde artis...
averment
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a positive assertion...
aviarist
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a keeper of an aviar...
avoidant
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of behaviour, demons...
baccarat
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a French card game,...
bacchant
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a priest of Bacchus,...
backbeat
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one of the normally...
backcast
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to make a backward c...
backchat
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impertinence, repart...
backlift
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the backwards liftin...
backlist
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to include in a publ...
backmost
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hindmost [adj]
backrest
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a back support [n -S...
backseat
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a rear seat [n -S]
baggiest
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BAGGY, loose fitting...
bailment
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a delivery of goods...
bakemeat
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(Biblical) pastry, p...
balconet
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a miniature balcony,...
baldiest
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BALDY, having no hai...
balkiest
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BALKY, apt to balk;...
ballonet
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in a balloon or diri...
balmiest
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BALMY, mild, tempera...
banalest
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BANAL, flat and unin...
bandelet
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a flat moulding arou...
bandiest
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BANDY, having crooke...
banjoist
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one who plays the ba...
bankrupt
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to make insolvent [v...
banneret
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(historical) a knigh...
bardiest
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BARDY, (Scots) scold...
bareboat
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a pleasure-boat rent...
barefoot
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being without shoes...
barghest
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a doglike goblin who...
barguest
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a doglike goblin who...
barkiest
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BARKY, having a toug...
barmiest
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BARMIE, foamy; dotty...
barniest
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BARNY, like a barn [...
barostat
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an automatic device...
barriest
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BARRIE, (Edinburgh s...
barrulet
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a thin horizontal he...
bascinet
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a light helmet, also...
basement
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the part of the buil...
bashment
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a large gathering fo...
basilect
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the least prestigiou...
bassiest
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BASSY, somewhat deep...
bassinet
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a basket used as a b...
batement
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reduction [n -S]
battiest
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BATTY, (colloquial)...
bawdiest
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BAWDY, obscene [adj]
bayfront
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the shoreline of a b...
beadiest
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BEADY, resembling be...
beakiest
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BEAKY, resembling a...
beamiest
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BEAMY, radiant [adj]
beatiest
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BEATY, of music, hav...
beauffet
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(obsolete) a sideboa...
beautest
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BEAUT, beautiful [ad...
becarpet
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to cover with a carp...
bedquilt
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a quilt for a bed; a...
bedright
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the privilege of the...
bedsheet
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a sheet for a bed [n...
bedskirt
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drapery attached to...
beechnut
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the nut of the beech...
beefiest
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BEEFY, thickly built...
beerfest
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(US) a beer festival...
beeriest
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BEERY, smelling of b...
beetroot
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the dark-red root of...
beigiest
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BEIGY, relating to t...
bejesuit
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to initiate into Jes...
beknight
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to raise to knightho...
bellcast
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designating a style...
bellwort
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a genus of plants wi...
bendiest
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BENDY, full of bends...
benedict
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a newly married husb...
benefact
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to confer a benefit...
bentiest
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BENTY, like wiry gra...
bergamot
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a citrus tree [n -S]
besought
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BESEECH, to implore,...
besprent
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(obsolete) sprinkled...
betelnut
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the areca nut [n -S]
bigamist
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a person who commits...
bilgiest
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BILGY, having the sm...
bioblast
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a tiny granule of pr...
bioplast
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a tiny mass of biopl...
birdshot
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small shot for shoot...
birkiest
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BIRKIE, (Scots) acti...
birsiest
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BIRSY, (Scots) brist...
bitsiest
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BITSY, small and att...
bittiest
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BITTY, fragmented [a...
bivalent
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a pair of chromosome...
blackest
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BLACK, being of the...
blackout
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a power failure [n -...
bladiest
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BLADY, as in blady g...
blandest
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BLAND, neutral-tasti...
blankest
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BLANK, empty [adj]
blanquet
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(French) a variety o...
blattant
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(Spenser) offensivel...
bleakest
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BLEAK, dull and chee...
blearest
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BLEAR, of the eyes,...
blindest
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BLIND, sightless [ad...
blindgut
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the caecum [n -S]
blingest
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BLING, flashy [adj]
blipvert
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a very short adverti...
blithest
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BLITHE, merry [adj]
blogpost
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a single entry in a...
blokiest
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BLOKEY, like one of...
bloncket
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(Spenser) grey [adj]
blondest
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BLOND, light coloure...
blowdart
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a dart shot from a b...
blowiest
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BLOWY, windy, gusty...
blowkart
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a land vehicle with...
bludiest
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BLUDY, stained with...
bluebeat
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a type of West India...
bluecoat
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one dressed in blue,...
bluffest
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BLUFF, rough and hea...
bluntest
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BLUNT, not sharp or...
blurbist
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a writer of blurbs [...
boatlift
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to transport by boat...
boatport
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an enclosure for boa...
bobbinet
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a kind of cotton lac...
bobfloat
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a small buoyant floa...
bodement
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a prediction or prop...
bodgiest
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BODGIE, fake [adj]
bodysuit
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a close fitting one-...
boggiest
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BOGGY, like a bog [a...
boneyest
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BONEY, like bone, al...
bongoist
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a bongo player [n -S...
bonniest
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BONNY, pretty or hea...
boofiest
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BOOFY, muscular and...
bookiest
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BOOKY, by way of bei...
bookrest
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a rack for books [n...
boomiest
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BOOMY, hollow-soundi...
bootlast
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a footlike last on w...
booziest
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BOOZY, inclined to b...
boppiest
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BOPPY, suggestive of...
bortiest
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BORTY, relating to b...
boskiest
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BOSKY, woody or bush...
bossiest
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BOSSY, domineering [...
botanist
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one skilled in botan...
bouffant
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a woman's hairdo [n...
boughpot
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(archaic) a pot for...
bousiest
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BOUSY, inclined to b...
bowfront
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having a curved fron...
bowsprit
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a spar that extends...
boysiest
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BOYSY, suited to or...
bracelet
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an ornamental band o...
bractlet
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a small leaf on the...
braggart
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a boaster [n -S]
braggest
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BRAG, first-rate [ad...
braidest
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BRAID, broad [adj]
brakiest
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BRAKY, abounding in...
brashest
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BRASH, forward, over...
brassart
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(historical) a piece...
bratchet
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a hunting dog, also...
breadnut
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a tropical fruit [n...
breakout
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an escape [n -S]
breaskit
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meat from the breast...
brentest
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BRENT, (Scots) lofty...
brickbat
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a piece of brick [n...
briefest
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BRIEF, short [adj]
brillest
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BRILL, brilliant [ad...
briniest
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BRINY, salty [adj]
briskest
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BRISK, quick of move...
broadest
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BROAD, broad [adj]
brooklet
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a small brook [n -S]
brosiest
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BROSY, having the qu...
browbeat
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to intimidate [v BRO...
brownest
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BROWN, of a dark col...
brownout
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a reduction in elect...
bruskest
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BRUSK, abrupt in man...
buckshot
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a large kind of shot...
buddiest
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BUDDY, having buds [...
buffiest
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BUFFY, of a yellowis...
buggiest
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BUGGY, full of bugs...
buildout
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a process of expansi...
bulgiest
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BULGY, bulging [adj]
bulkiest
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BULKY, having bulk [...
bulldust
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a euphemism for bull...
bulliest
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BULLY, wonderful [ad...
bullpout
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a freshwater fish of...
bullshat
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16
BULLSHIT, to talk no...
bullshit
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to talk nonsense [v...
bullshot
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a drink made of vodk...
bumpiest
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18
BUMPY, of uneven sur...
bunfight
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20
a tea party, a petty...
bunodont
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having rounded molar...
buntiest
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BUNTY, having bunt,...
burganet
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a visored helmet tha...
burgonet
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(French) a visored h...
burinist
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one who works with t...
burliest
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BURLY, heavy and mus...
burriest
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BURRY, abounding in...
bushgoat
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a small antelope, al...
bushiest
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BUSHY, having many b...
bushmeat
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meat from animals na...
bustiest
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BUSTY, full-bosomed...
butchest
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BUTCH, tough [adj]
buxomest
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BUXOM, healthily plu...
buzzbait
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an artificial bait w...
buzziest
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BUZZY, having a buzz...
bystreet
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a side street [n -S]
cabalist
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someone who finds hi...
cabernet
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(French) a type of b...
cachalot
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17
a large whale, also...
cachepot
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(French) an ornament...
cacholot
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17
a large whale, also...
cackiest
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CACKY, of or like ex...
cadgiest
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CADGY, cheerful, als...
calamint
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a genus of labiate a...
califont
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(tradename) a kind o...
calmiest
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CALMY, clayey [adj]
calorist
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a person who believe...
campiest
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CAMPY, comically exa...
camshaft
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a shaft fitted with...
canniest
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CANNIE, prudent, als...
canoeist
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one who engages in c...
canonist
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a specialist in cano...
cantiest
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CANTY, (Scots) conte...
canzonet
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a short song [n -S]
capellet
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a swelling on a hors...
carburet
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to combine chemicall...
carcanet
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(obsolete) an orname...
carniest
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CARNY, cunning [adj]
carrycot
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a cot for carrying a...
carryout
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a takeout order of f...
casement
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a vertically-hinged...
caskiest
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CASKY, resembling a...
castanet
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a rhythm instrument...
catalyst
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a substance that spe...
catapult
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to hurl through the...
cataract
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14
a waterfall [n -S]
catfight
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18
a fight between two...
cattiest
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CATTY, spiteful [adj...
cauldest
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CAULD, (Scots) cold...
cellaret
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a cabinet for wine b...
centoist
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one who composes cen...
centrist
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one who adheres to t...
ceramist
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14
one who makes cerami...
cerement
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15
a waxed wrapping for...
cervelat
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16
(French) a type of F...
chainlet
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15
a small chain [n -S]
chalkpit
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21
a quarry of chalk [n...
chamelot
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(Spenser) a strong w...
champart
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19
the division of the...
chariest
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CHARY, discreetly ca...
charoset
18
13
a dish eaten at Pass...
chartist
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13
one who uses charts...
chastest
19
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CHASTE, sexually vir...
chayroot
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the root of the chay...
cheapest
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16
CHEAP, inexpensive [...
checkout
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21
the cash desk at a s...
chestnut
19
15
a tree of genus Cast...
chevalet
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18
(French) the bridge...
chewiest
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CHEWY, not easily ch...
chiefest
21
16
CHIEF, important [ad...
chiliast
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14
one who believes in...
chillest
22
15
CHILL, cool [adj]
chirkest
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17
CHIRK, cheerful [adj...
chitchat
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18
to indulge in small...
choicest
22
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CHOICE, of fine qual...
chokiest
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CHOKY, tending to ca...
chuffest
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20
CHUFF, gruff [adj]
cissiest
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CISSY, timid, also S...
civilist
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16
a person versed in c...
claimant
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16
one who makes a clai...
clarinet
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a woodwind instrumen...
classist
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one who discriminate...
clayiest
24
14
CLAYEY, resembling c...
cleanest
16
13
CLEAN, free from sta...
cleanout
16
14
the act of cleaning...
clearcut
21
16
to cut a forest comp...
clearest
17
12
CLEAR, easy to see [...
clearout
17
13
the action of removi...
closeout
17
13
a clearance sale [n...
cloudlet
19
15
a small cloud [n -S]
cloyment
24
18
surfeit [n -S]
clubbist
24
19
a member of a club [...
clubfeet
22
19
CLUBFOOT, a deformed...
clubfoot
22
19
a deformed foot [n C...
clubroot
20
16
a plant disease [n -...
coaldust
18
14
the dust from coal [...
coaliest
17
12
COALY, containing co...
coarsest
16
11
COARSE, rough, crude...
coassist
17
11
to assist jointly [v...
coattest
16
11
to attest jointly [v...
cobbiest
21
17
COBBY, stout, obstin...
cockboat
22
21
a small boat [n -S]
cockiest
21
18
COCKY, arrogantly se...
cockloft
24
22
a small room just un...
cockshot
23
20
a target in a throwi...
cockshut
24
21
twilight, probably r...
cocoanut
18
16
the large, hard-shel...
codirect
20
15
to direct jointly [v...
coeffect
23
20
an accompanying effe...
cognovit
19
18
in law, an acknowled...
coherent
17
14
sticking together [a...
coinfect
21
18
to infect at the sam...
coinvent
17
17
to invent together [...
cokernut
17
17
the large, hard-shel...
colewort
20
15
a plant of the cabba...
collaret
18
13
a small collar [n -S...
colonist
17
13
one who settles a co...
colorant
16
13
a pigment or dye [n...
colorist
18
12
a person skilled in...
combiest
20
17
COMBY, full of holes...
comedist
18
15
a writer of comedies...
comfiest
20
17
COMFY, (colloquial)...
compleat
20
18
(archaic) to complet...
complect
24
21
to weave together [v...
comprint
20
18
to share in printing...
conflict
23
19
to be in opposition...
confront
17
16
to face defiantly [v...
congreet
16
14
(archaic) to salute...
conjoint
17
22
united [adj CONJOINT...
conjunct
21
26
joined together, uni...
conkiest
17
16
CONKY, full of a tre...
conodont
14
14
any of various Palae...
conquest
24
22
the act of conquerin...
constant
15
13
not varying [adj CON...
consumpt
20
19
(Scots) consumption...
contempt
19
18
scorn [n -S]
contract
19
15
to decrease in size...
contrast
16
12
to place in oppositi...
contrist
17
12
(obsolete) to sadden...
coomiest
17
14
COOMY, full of coom,...
coonshit
18
14
(offensive) a malodo...
coparent
17
15
to share the parenti...
copsiest
19
14
COPSY, like a coppic...
copyedit
25
17
to prepare copy for...
copyleft
28
20
to publish (intellec...
coregent
16
14
a joint regent [n -S...
corkiest
18
15
CORKY, like cork [ad...
corniest
16
12
CORNY, trite, sentim...
cornloft
19
16
a loft for corn; a g...
cornrent
15
13
a rent for agricultu...
corselet
17
12
a piece of body armo...
corybant
24
17
one of the priests o...
coscript
23
17
to collaborate in wr...
cosecant
18
15
a trigonometrical fu...
cotenant
14
13
a joint tenant [n -S...
couchant
21
18
in heraldry, lying o...
couldest
18
14
CAN, to put in a cyl...
courtlet
18
13
a petty court [n -S]
couthest
19
14
COUTH, sophisticated...
covalent
18
17
sharing electron pai...
covenant
16
17
to enter into a bind...
coverlet
19
16
a bed covering, also...
crabmeat
19
17
the edible part of a...
crackpot
23
21
an eccentric person...
cragfast
20
16
stuck on a crag [adj...
crankest
17
16
CRANK, lively [adj]
crapiest
19
14
CRAPY, like crape [a...
crassest
17
11
CRASS, grossly vulga...
craziest
20
20
CRAZY, insane [adj]
creodont
15
13
any member of a grou...
creolist
18
12
a person who studies...
crepiest
19
14
CREPY, having the te...
crescent
19
15
a curved shape like...
crispest
20
14
CRISP, brittle [adj]
crockpot
23
21
(tradename) a brand...
cronkest
17
16
CRONK, (Australian c...
crookest
17
15
CROOK, (Australian s...
crossbit
20
14
CROSSBITE, to swindl...
crosscut
21
15
to cut across [v CRO...
crossest
17
11
CROSS, ill-tempered...
crosslet
18
12
a heraldic symbol [n...
crotchet
22
16
a small hook [n -S]
crowbait
22
17
an old horse [n -S]
crowboot
21
17
a type of Inuit boot...
crowfeet
21
17
CROWFOOT, a wild flo...
crowfoot
21
17
a wild flower, aka b...
crownlet
20
16
a small crown [n -S]
crudiest
18
13
CRUDY, (Shakespeare)...
cruelest
18
13
CRUEL, disposed to i...
crumpest
21
18
CRUMP, crisp, also C...
cryostat
23
13
a refrigeration appa...
cubbiest
22
18
CUBBY, plump, squat...
cucurbit
24
19
a chemical vessel us...
cultiest
19
13
CULTY, intended to a...
cuppiest
22
18
CUPPY, cuplike [adj]
curdiest
18
13
CURDY, having the te...
curliest
19
13
CURLY, tending to cu...
curniest
17
13
CURNY, granular, als...
curviest
20
16
CURVEY, curved, also...
cushiest
20
14
CUSHY, (colloquial)...
cuspiest
20
15
CUSPY, of a computer...
cuttiest
18
12
CUTTY, (Scots) short...
cyanuret
22
15
(obsolete) cyanide [...
cyberpet
27
19
a computer simulated...
cynodont
21
16
a carnivorous mammal...
daffiest
18
15
DAFFY, daft [adj]
daggiest
16
13
DAGGY, (Australian c...
damewort
17
15
a cruciferous plant,...
damndest
14
14
utmost effort, in ph...
dampiest
17
15
DAMPY, somewhat damp...
danciest
16
13
DANCY, (esp. of elec...
dandiest
13
11
DANDY, fine [adj]
danegelt
14
13
a tax imposed in the...
danewort
15
13
an elder-like shrub,...
darndest
13
11
one's utmost, also D...
dashiest
16
11
DASHY, stylish [adj]
daubiest
16
13
DAUBY, smeary [adj]
daylight
25
16
to illuminate with t...
deadbeat
14
13
one who is totally e...
deadbolt
16
14
a lock for a door [n...
deadlift
17
14
to lift without leve...
debbiest
18
15
DEBBY, like a debuta...
debutant
15
14
someone (male) makin...
decadent
15
14
decaying [adj DECADE...
decedent
15
14
(US) in US law, a de...
decommit
19
18
to withdraw from a c...
decrepit
19
15
worn out, down at he...
dedicant
16
14
a person who dedicat...
deediest
13
10
DEEDY, industrious [...
deepfelt
18
16
profoundly believed...
deepmost
16
15
deepest [adj]
deferent
14
13
an imaginary circle...
defluent
16
15
running down [adj]
deforest
15
12
to remove the trees...
delliest
16
11
DELLY, like a dell [...
demarket
15
16
to discourage consum...
demivolt
18
17
a half turn made by...
democrat
17
15
a believer in politi...
demonist
14
13
one who believes in...
demotist
15
12
a student of demotic...
demurest
15
13
DEMURE, shy and mode...
depeinct
18
16
(Spenser) to paint,...
deponent
13
14
having a passive for...
depurant
15
14
a purifying agent, a...
derelict
18
13
anything forsaken or...
deselect
17
13
to dismiss from a tr...
desinent
12
11
(archaic) terminal;...
deskfast
17
16
breakfast eaten at o...
despight
20
16
a looking down with...
despotat
15
12
a territory governed...
destruct
18
13
to destroy [v -ED, -...
dewpoint
18
16
the temperature at w...
diallist
17
11
a dialer, also DIALI...
dickiest
19
16
DICKY, poor in condi...
dictiest
18
12
DICTY, (US slang) pr...
diddiest
15
11
DIDDY, (colloquial)...
diffract
22
18
to separate into par...
digamist
17
14
one who marries for...
dilatant
14
11
something that enlar...
diligent
16
13
persevering [adj DIL...
dilliest
17
11
DILLY, very pleasing...
dingiest
15
12
DINGY, grimy, also D...
dinkiest
15
14
DINKY, small, neat [...
diplomat
18
16
a person employed or...
dippiest
19
15
DIPPY, crazy, insane...
dirigent
15
12
directing [adj]
diriment
15
13
that renders absolut...
dirtiest
15
9
DIRTY, soiled [adj]
discinct
21
16
ungirded [adj]
disclost
19
13
DISCLOSE, to reveal...
discount
17
14
to reduce the price...
discreet
17
12
tactful [adj DISCREE...
dishabit
19
14
(Shakespeare) to dri...
disherit
17
11
to deprive of an inh...
dishiest
17
11
DISHY, (colloquial)...
disjoint
16
19
to put out of order...
disjunct
20
23
an alternative in a...
dismount
15
14
to get down from an...
dispirit
18
12
to lower in spirits...
displant
17
14
to uproot; to remove...
disquiet
23
19
not quiet [adj DISQU...
dissight
19
13
(archaic) an unsight...
distinct
18
13
clearly different [a...
distract
18
12
to divert the attent...
distrait
15
9
distracted in mind;...
district
19
12
an area or region [n...
distrust
16
10
to have no trust in,...
ditheist
17
11
one who holds the do...
ditsiest
15
9
DITSY, eccentric, al...
ditziest
18
18
DITZY, eccentric, al...
divalent
16
15
a pair of chromosome...
dividant
16
15
(Shakespeare) divisi...
divinest
16
14
DIVINE, pertaining t...
divviest
19
17
DIVVY, stupid [adj]
dizziest
21
27
DIZZY, giddy [adj]
docilest
18
13
DOCILE, compliant [a...
document
17
17
to support by conclu...
doddiest
14
11
DODDY, sulky [adj]
dodgiest
15
12
DODGY, dubious, shad...
dogfight
21
18
to engage in an aeri...
doggiest
16
13
DOGGY, resembling a...
doiltest
15
10
DOILT, (Scots) crazy...
dominant
13
14
controlling [adj DOM...
donsiest
13
10
DONSIE, unlucky, als...
doomiest
14
12
DOOMY, depressed [ad...
doorpost
15
12
one of the two verti...
dorkiest
15
13
DORKY, (slang) idiot...
dormient
14
13
(archaic) sleeping,...
dortiest
14
9
DORTY, (Scots) petti...
dosseret
13
9
a block resting on t...
dottiest
14
9
DOTTY, feebleminded,...
dottlest
15
10
DOTTLE, of tobacco,...
doughnut
17
16
to surround a speake...
dowdiest
17
13
DOWDY, dressed unsty...
dowliest
18
13
DOWLY, (English dial...
downbeat
17
16
the first beat of a...
downcast
19
16
a current of air int...
downiest
16
13
DOWNY, covered in do...
downmost
17
16
furthest down [adj]
drabbest
18
15
DRAB, dull and monot...
dragonet
13
12
a marine fish of the...
drapiest
16
12
DRAPEY, characterize...
dreadest
13
10
DREAD, inspiring fea...
drearest
13
9
DREAR, dreary, also...
dribblet
20
16
a small drop of liqu...
driftnet
16
13
a large fishnet arra...
drollest
16
11
DROLL, quaintly amus...
droniest
13
10
DRONY, monotonous [a...
dropshot
18
14
a type of shot in te...
dropwort
19
15
a wild flower, a spe...
druggist
18
14
a person who deals i...
drumbeat
17
16
the sound of a drum...
drunkest
15
15
DRUNK, intoxicated [...
drupelet
17
14
a small part of a fr...
drusiest
15
10
DRUSY, rough with mi...
druxiest
21
17
DRUXY, of timber, ha...
drypoint
22
15
a sharp needle by wh...
dubonnet
14
15
(French) a red colou...
duckfoot
20
20
as in duckfoot quote...
duckiest
19
17
DUCKY, (US slang) ex...
duddiest
15
12
DUDDY, (Scots) ragge...
duellist
17
12
one who duels, also...
duettist
15
10
a participant in a d...
dulliest
17
12
DULLY, somewhat dull...
dumbshit
21
18
(slang) a stupid per...
dummiest
17
16
DUMMY, sham, feigned...
dumpcart
21
19
a cart for collectin...
dumpiest
18
16
DUMPY, short and thi...
dungiest
15
13
DUNGY, having the qu...
dunniest
13
12
DUNNY, stupid [adj]
durgiest
16
12
DURGY, dwarfish [adj...
durndest
14
12
DURNED, damned [adj]
duskiest
16
14
DUSKY, somewhat dark...
dustcart
18
13
a cart used for coll...
dustcoat
17
13
an overall; a light...
dustiest
15
10
DUSTY, full of dust...
dwarfest
19
15
DWARF, extremely sma...
dynamist
21
15
one who accounts for...
eagerest
13
10
EAGER, full of keen...
earliest
14
9
EARLY, before the du...
earthnut
15
12
a pignut, also EARTH...
earthset
15
10
the setting of the e...
easement
12
12
the right to use som...
eastmost
14
11
at the furthest poin...
echoiest
18
13
ECHOEY, full of echo...
eensiest
12
9
EENSY, (colloquial)...
efferent
16
15
carrying outward or...
effluent
18
17
outflow from sewage...
eggfruit
19
16
an aubergine [n -S]
eggplant
18
17
(US) the aubergine [...
electret
17
12
a nonconductor havin...
elegiast
15
11
one who composes ele...
elephant
17
15
a large tusked mamma...
eloquent
21
20
fluent in speech [ad...
emergent
14
14
emerging [adj EMERGE...
emigrant
15
14
one who emigrates [n...
emongest
14
14
(obsolete) in the mi...
empacket
20
21
to pack up [v -ED, -...
emptiest
17
14
EMPTY, containing no...
emulgent
16
16
acting as a drain fo...
endocast
15
13
a cast of the crania...
endpoint
14
14
either of two points...
enforest
14
12
to turn into forest...
entrepot
14
12
(French) a place, su...
entryist
20
11
one who indulges in...
epiblast
19
15
the external layer o...
equitant
21
19
of leaves, folded le...
errorist
14
8
one holding a mistak...
erumpent
16
16
breaking or bursting...
escapist
19
14
one given to escapis...
escargot
17
13
(French) a snail as...
eschalot
19
14
(French) an onion wi...
esculent
17
14
something that is ed...
essayist
20
10
a writer of prose co...
esurient
13
10
hungry, greedy [adj...
etherist
16
10
one who administers...
ethicist
20
13
an expert upon ethic...
eucalypt
26
18
a large Australian t...
eucaryot
22
14
an organism whose ce...
eugenist
14
12
a student of eugenic...
eukaryot
20
15
an organism whose ce...
eulogist
16
12
one who composes eul...
euphuist
19
15
one given to euphuis...
eurocrat
16
12
a senior member of t...
evacuant
17
17
a medicine that indu...
evillest
18
14
EVIL, morally bad [a...
evolvent
17
18
an involute curve [n...
exactest
22
18
EXACT, precise [adj]
excitant
22
19
a stimulant [n -S]
excubant
24
23
on guard [adj]
exhalant
21
19
a vessel that emits...
exhalent
21
19
a vessel that emits...
exigeant
19
18
exacting [adj]
existent
19
16
something that exist...
exorcist
23
18
one who practices ex...
expirant
21
19
someone expiring [n...
explicit
27
22
distinctly stated [a...
exponent
19
20
one who practises a...
exsecant
21
19
a trigonometric func...
externat
18
16
(French) a day-schoo...
extranet
18
16
a type of network li...
exultant
20
18
exulting [adj EXULTA...
eyepoint
20
14
the point at which t...
eyesight
23
14
the ability to see [...
fabbiest
20
17
FABBY, excellent, ma...
fabulist
20
16
one who invents fabl...
facelift
22
18
to perform plastic s...
faddiest
16
13
FADDY, inclined to t...
faffiest
20
17
FAFFY, awkward and t...
faggiest
18
15
FAGGY, having the ch...
faineant
13
13
a lazy person [n -S]
faintest
15
12
FAINT, lacking stren...
fairiest
16
11
FAIRY, of or like a...
fakement
16
19
a sham, a dodge [n -...
falconet
18
16
one of the smaller c...
faltboat
18
15
a collapsible boat o...
familist
19
15
relating to familism...
fanciest
18
15
FANCY, ornamental [a...
fanlight
20
17
a half-circle window...
farthest
18
13
to the greatest dist...
fatalist
17
12
a believer in fatali...
fattiest
16
11
FATTY, greasy or oil...
fawniest
18
15
FAWNY, yellowish-bro...
feculent
19
17
full of filth or was...
feeblest
18
15
FEEBLE, very weak [a...
feintest
15
12
FEINT, ruled with fa...
feiriest
16
11
FEIRIE, (Scots) nimb...
feltiest
17
12
FELTY, matted like f...
feminist
17
15
a supporter of femin...
femmiest
18
17
FEMMY, markedly femi...
fendiest
15
13
FENDY, (Scots) resou...
fenniest
14
13
FENNY, having fens [...
ferliest
17
12
FERLY, marvellous [a...
ferniest
15
12
FERNY, covered with...
ferninst
15
13
right opposite to in...
festiest
16
11
FESTY, (Australian s...
fetidest
16
12
FETID, stinking, als...
ficklest
22
19
FICKLE, not loyal [a...
fiercest
19
14
FIERCE, violently ho...
fieriest
16
11
FIERY, intensely hot...
figurant
17
15
a ballet dancer who...
figurist
19
14
one who uses or inte...
filament
17
16
a slender threadlike...
filmfest
21
18
a festival at which...
filmiest
19
15
FILMY, thin, delicat...
finalist
17
13
a contestant who rea...
finitist
17
12
an advocate of finit...
finniest
15
13
FINNY, having fins [...
fireboat
17
14
a boat equipped with...
firebrat
18
14
a small insect found...
firriest
17
11
FIRRY, abounding in...
fishboat
20
16
a watercraft used fo...
fishbolt
22
17
a type of bolt [n -S...
fishiest
19
13
FISHY, consisting of...
fistiest
17
11
FISTY, like a fist [...
fitliest
18
12
FITLY, in a fit mann...
fizziest
23
29
FIZZY, fizzing [adj]
flagrant
17
15
conspicuous [adj FLA...
flakiest
18
16
FLAKEY, in flakes; c...
flamelet
18
16
a small flame [n -S]
flameout
17
16
a failure of a jet e...
flamiest
18
15
FLAMY, flaming [adj]
flariest
17
12
FLARY, tending to fl...
flashest
19
14
FLASH, showy, vulgar...
flatboat
18
15
a large flat-bottome...
flatfeet
18
15
FLATFOOT, a foot con...
flatfoot
18
15
to walk with a dragg...
flattest
17
12
FLAT, having a smoot...
flautist
18
13
one who plays the fl...
flawiest
20
15
FLAWY, full of flaws...
flaxiest
23
19
FLAXY, like flax; of...
fleawort
19
15
a herb, formerly bel...
fleetest
16
12
FLEET, swift, also F...
fleshpot
21
17
a pot for cooking me...
flibbert
22
18
(dialect) a small pi...
flippant
21
19
lacking proper respe...
flippest
22
18
FLIP, flippant [adj]
floatant
15
13
something which make...
floatcut
20
16
as in floatcut file,...
floodlit
18
14
illuminated by flood...
floreant
15
13
(Latin) may they flo...
floriest
17
12
FLORY, having fleur-...
floweret
19
15
a small flower, also...
flukiest
19
17
FLUKY, lucky, by acc...
flushest
20
15
FLUSH, with ample mo...
flutiest
18
13
FLUTY, resembling a...
flysheet
25
16
part of a tent [n -S...
foalfoot
17
15
a plant with large s...
foamiest
16
14
FOAMY, covered with...
fogfruit
20
17
an American flowerin...
foggiest
18
15
FOGGY, filled with f...
foglight
22
18
a motor-vehicle ligh...
foldboat
18
16
a collapsible boat r...
folkiest
18
16
FOLKY, down to earth...
folkmoot
18
19
a general assembly o...
footiest
15
11
FOOTY, mean [adj]
footpost
17
14
a messenger who trav...
footrest
15
11
a support for the fe...
forceout
18
15
a play by which a ru...
forebitt
18
14
a post for fastening...
forecast
18
14
to estimate in advan...
forefeet
16
14
FOREFOOT, one of the...
forefelt
18
15
FOREFEEL, to have a...
forefoot
16
14
one of the front fee...
forehent
16
14
to overtake, also FO...
forelent
15
13
FORELEND, to grant b...
forelift
19
15
(Spenser) to lift up...
foremast
16
14
the forward mast of...
foremost
16
14
first in position [a...
forepart
17
14
the front part [n -S...
forepast
17
14
(obsolete) former, b...
forewent
17
15
FOREGO, to go before...
forfault
19
16
forfeiture [n -S]
forkiest
17
15
FORKY, resembling a...
forklift
21
19
to raise or move by...
fornenst
14
13
(Scots) right opposi...
forspent
17
15
FORSPEND, to wear ou...
forswatt
19
14
(Spenser) covered wi...
foulmart
18
16
a polecat, also FOUM...
foveolet
17
16
a small fovea, also...
fragment
17
17
to break into pieces...
fragrant
16
14
having a pleasant pe...
frailest
17
12
FRAIL, weak, infirm...
frankest
16
16
FRANK, free and open...
frappant
19
18
striking [adj]
freakout
16
16
an event marked by w...
freeboot
16
14
to plunder [v -ED, -...
frequent
23
22
to go to habitually...
freshest
18
13
FRESH, new [adj]
frondent
14
14
leafy [adj]
frontest
15
12
FRONT, to the fore [...
frontlet
16
13
a forehead ornament...
frostbit
19
14
FROSTBITE, to affect...
frowiest
19
14
FROWIE, (Spenser) mu...
fruitlet
18
13
a small fruit [n -S]
fubbiest
21
18
FUBBY, chubby and sq...
fubsiest
19
15
FUBSY, chubby, also...
fuddiest
17
14
FUDDY, old-fashioned...
fudgiest
18
15
FUDGY, resembling fu...
fuffiest
21
18
FUFFY, light and sof...
fuggiest
19
16
FUGGY, close, stuffy...
fugliest
19
15
FUGLY, an offensive...
fumigant
18
18
a source of fumes, e...
funkiest
17
17
FUNKY, of jazz, pop...
funniest
15
14
FUNNY, amusing [adj]
furriest
17
12
FURRY, covered in fu...
furthest
19
14
FAR [adj]
furziest
20
21
FURZY, abounding in...
fussiest
17
12
FUSSY, overly concer...
fustiest
17
12
FUSTY, old-fashioned...
futilest
18
13
FUTILE, ineffective...
futurist
18
13
a proponent of futur...
fuzziest
23
30
FUZZY, covered with...
gabbiest
19
16
GABBY, talkative [ad...
gadabout
16
15
one that gads about...
galavant
16
16
to roam about for pl...
galivant
17
16
to roam about for pl...
galliest
17
12
GALLY, gall-like, bi...
gallipot
19
15
a small glazed earth...
gallivat
19
16
(Portuguese) a large...
gammiest
17
16
GAMMY, lame, maimed...
gappiest
19
16
GAPPY, full of gaps...
garagist
16
12
a garage proprietor...
gaslight
20
15
light made by burnin...
gaspiest
17
13
GASPY [adj]
gassiest
15
10
GASSY, containing ga...
gastight
19
14
not allowing gas in...
gatepost
16
13
a post from which a...
gauchest
20
16
GAUCHE, (French) awk...
gauciest
18
14
GAUCY, (Scots) portl...
gaudiest
15
12
GAUDY, tastelessly s...
gaumiest
16
14
GAUMY, dauby, smeary...
gauntest
14
12
GAUNT, emaciated [ad...
gauntlet
15
13
an armoured glove, a...
gauziest
18
20
GAUZY, resembling ga...
gawciest
21
16
GAWCY, (Scots) portl...
gawkiest
19
17
GAWKY, awkward [adj]
gawsiest
18
13
GAWSIE, (Scots) port...
gazement
17
23
(Spenser) a stare, l...
geekiest
15
14
GEEKY, socially awkw...
gelidest
16
12
GELID, extremely col...
gemmiest
17
16
GEMMY, resembling a...
generant
12
12
a line which traces...
gentiest
14
11
GENTY, neat, trim [a...
gentlest
15
12
GENTLE, mild and ref...
geognost
14
13
one versed in geogno...
germiest
16
13
GERMY, full of germs...
giddiest
16
12
GIDDY, dizzy [adj]
gigawatt
19
15
a unit of power, a t...
gimpiest
19
16
GIMPY, limping [adj]
ginniest
14
12
GINNY, affected with...
girliest
17
11
GIRLY, like a girl [...
girniest
15
11
GIRNIE, ill-tempered...
gladdest
16
13
GLAD, feeling pleasu...
gladiest
16
12
GLADY, full of glade...
glammest
18
17
GLAM, characterised...
glariest
16
11
GLARY, glaring [adj]
glasnost
15
12
the policy of openne...
glaziest
19
20
GLAZY, covered with...
glebiest
18
14
GLEBY, (archaic) clo...
gleggest
18
15
GLEG, (Scots) quick,...
glibbest
21
17
GLIB, fluent and pla...
gliddest
17
13
GLID, (Scots) slippe...
globiest
18
14
GLOBY, (Milton) roun...
globulet
19
16
a little globule [n...
glossist
17
11
a writer of glosses...
glummest
19
18
GLUM, low in spirits...
goalpost
17
14
a post marking a bou...
goatiest
14
10
GOATY, like a goat,...
gobbiest
19
16
GOBBY, (colloquial)...
godliest
16
12
GODLY, like a god [a...
goldiest
16
12
GOLDY, somewhat like...
gonoduct
17
16
a duct leading from...
goodiest
14
11
GOOD, having positiv...
goofiest
16
13
GOOFY, foolish, stup...
gookiest
15
14
GOOKY, sticky, messy...
gooniest
13
11
GOONY, stupid [adj]
goopiest
16
13
GOOPY, sticky or goo...
goosiest
14
10
GOOSY, resembling a...
gorefest
16
13
a movie featuring mu...
gormiest
16
13
GORMY, dauby, smeary...
gorsiest
15
10
GORSY, covered with...
gothiest
17
12
GOTHY, (colloquial)...
goutiest
15
11
GOUTY, affected with...
goutwort
18
14
an umbelliferous wee...
gradient
14
12
a rate of inclinatio...
grandest
14
12
GRAND, large and imp...
grapiest
17
13
GRAPY, resembling gr...
graylist
23
13
to hold (someone) in...
greatest
14
10
the greatest person...
greenest
13
11
GREEN, of the colour...
greenlet
14
12
any of various small...
greenlit
15
12
GREENLIGHT, to give...
greylist
23
13
a form of blacklist...
grievant
16
15
one that submits a c...
grimiest
17
13
GRIMY, dirty, covere...
grimmest
18
16
GRIM, stern and unre...
gripiest
18
13
GRIPEY, causing shar...
grittest
16
10
GRIT, (Scots) great...
grodiest
15
11
GRODY, (US slang) sl...
grossart
15
10
(Scots) a gooseberry...
grossest
15
10
GROSS, flagrant [adj...
groupist
18
14
someone who belongs...
grouplet
18
15
a small group, a cli...
grousest
15
11
GROUSE, very good [a...
groviest
17
14
GROVY, like a grove...
gruffest
20
17
GRUFF, low and harsh...
grummest
18
17
GRUM, glum, morose [...
guardant
14
13
a guardian, also GAR...
guckiest
20
18
GUCKY, slimy, mucky...
guitguit
18
14
one of several speci...
gulfiest
19
15
GULFY, full of whirl...
gulpiest
19
15
GULPY, marked by gul...
gummiest
18
17
GUMMY, resembling gu...
gunfight
21
19
to fight with guns [...
gunflint
18
17
the flint in a flint...
gungiest
16
14
GUNGY, sticky and me...
gunkiest
16
16
GUNKY, covered in gu...
gunpoint
16
16
the point or aim of...
gunsight
19
16
a device helping the...
gurliest
17
12
GURLY, grim [adj]
gushiest
18
13
GUSHY, overly sentim...
gustiest
16
11
GUSTY, blowing in gu...
gutsiest
16
11
GUTSY, (colloquial)...
guttiest
16
11
GUTTY, marked by cou...
gyrostat
21
12
a type of stabilisin...
habitant
17
14
(French) a French na...
hackbolt
23
21
a sea bird, the grea...
haftarot
17
13
HAFTARA, a Biblical...
haftorot
17
13
HAFTORAH, a Biblical...
hagadist
17
13
(Hebrew) a scholar v...
haggadot
17
15
HAGGADA, (Hebrew) th...
hailiest
17
11
HAILY, with hail fal...
hailshot
19
13
small shot which sca...
hairiest
16
10
HAIRY, covered with...
halachot
21
16
HALACHA, the legal p...
halakhot
19
17
HALAKHA, the legal p...
halakist
18
15
a halakic writer [n...
hammiest
18
16
HAMMY, overly theatr...
handcart
18
15
a cart for transport...
handfast
17
15
to betroth [v -ED, -...
handiest
15
12
HANDY, convenient [a...
handknit
16
17
a garment knitted by...
handlist
17
13
a reference list [n...
handwrit
19
15
written by hand [adj...
hanepoot
15
14
(Afrikaans) a kind o...
hangnest
15
14
the Baltimore oriole...
happiest
20
16
HAPPY, marked by joy...
hardboot
17
14
a type of computer s...
hardiest
16
11
HARDY, very sturdy [...
harshest
18
12
HARSH, severe [adj]
hashiest
18
12
HASHY, thrown togeth...
hastiest
16
10
HASTY, speedy [adj]
haterent
14
11
(Scots) hatred [n -S...
hauriant
15
12
in heraldry, with he...
haurient
15
12
in heraldry, with he...
hazelnut
19
22
an edible nut [n -S]
headfast
17
14
a mooring rope [n -S...
headhunt
17
15
to seek out and recr...
headiest
15
11
HEADY, intoxicating...
headmost
16
14
with head first [adj...
headrest
15
11
a support for the he...
headshot
17
13
a photograph of some...
heapiest
17
13
HEAPY, full of heaps...
heartlet
16
11
a little heart [n -S...
heatspot
17
13
a spot or blotch on...
heaviest
17
14
HEAVY, of great weig...
heavyset
23
16
solidly built; stock...
hebetant
16
14
making dull [adj]
hedgiest
17
13
HEDGY, abounding in...
hedonist
15
12
one who believes tha...
heediest
15
11
HEEDY, (Spenser) hee...
heelpost
18
14
the post supporting...
heftiest
18
13
HEFTY, big of build...
helicopt
22
17
to travel by helicop...
helilift
21
15
to transport by heli...
heliport
19
14
an airport for helic...
hellbent
19
16
stubbornly determine...
hellicat
21
15
a wicked creature, a...
helpmeet
19
17
a friend, companion,...
hemostat
16
13
an instrument for st...
hempiest
19
16
HEMPIE [adj]
henniest
14
12
HENNY, hen-like [adj...
herbelet
18
14
(Shakespeare) a smal...
herbiest
18
13
HERBY, abounding wit...
hesitant
15
11
tending to hold back...
hexaglot
23
20
a book written in si...
highmost
21
17
highest, also HIGHER...
highspot
22
17
a high point [n -S]
hillfort
21
15
a fort built on a hi...
hilliest
19
12
HILLY, abounding in...
hindcast
19
15
to test a mathematic...
hindfeet
17
15
HINDFOOT, a rear foo...
hindfoot
17
15
a rear foot [n HINDF...
hindmost
17
15
farthest to the rear...
hinkiest
17
15
HINKY, strange, unre...
hippiest
21
16
HIPPY, having big hi...
hirrient
16
11
a roughly trilled so...
hissiest
17
10
HISSY, temperamental...
hoariest
15
10
HOARY, white with ag...
hoarsest
15
10
HOARSE, rough and hu...
hobbyist
27
18
one who pursues a ho...
holdfast
19
15
the anchoring base o...
holeyest
22
13
HOLEY, full of holes...
homefelt
19
17
felt in one's breast...
homeport
18
16
to assign a ship to...
homilist
19
14
one who delivers a s...
homodont
15
15
having teeth all ali...
honewort
17
14
a perennial herb [n...
honeypot
22
16
(Afrikaans) a kind o...
hoodiest
15
11
HOODY, resembling a...
hoofbeat
18
16
the sound of hooves...
hookiest
16
14
HOOKY, full of hooks...
hooliest
16
11
HOOLY, soft and care...
hootiest
15
10
HOOTY, sounding like...
hoppiest
20
16
HOPPY, tasting of ho...
horniest
15
11
HORNY, like horn [ad...
hornpout
17
15
a kind of catfish [n...
hornwort
18
14
an aquatic herb [n -...
horsiest
16
10
HORSEY, like a horse...
hotchpot
23
18
a confused mass of i...
housesat
15
11
HOUSESIT, to look af...
housesit
16
11
to look after someon...
housiest
16
11
HOUSEY, typical of h...
huffiest
21
17
HUFFY, easily offend...
huggiest
19
15
HUGGY, sensitive and...
hulkiest
19
16
HULKY, bulky, unwiel...
hulliest
19
13
HULLY, having husks...
humanest
16
15
HUMANE, compassionat...
humanist
17
15
one who studies huma...
humblest
21
18
HUMBLE, modest [adj]
humidest
18
15
HUMID, moist, having...
humorist
18
14
someone with a sense...
humpiest
20
17
HUMPY, full of humps...
hunkiest
17
16
HUNKY, strongly buil...
hushiest
19
13
HUSHY, hush-hush, se...
huskiest
18
15
HUSKY, hoarse [adj]
hygieist
24
14
one skilled in hygie...
hylicist
28
16
one who holds the do...
hypocist
28
18
a plant parasitic on...
idealist
15
10
an adherent of ideal...
idiolect
18
13
an individual's dist...
idyllist
24
13
a writer of idyls, a...
ignorant
13
12
not knowing things [...
immanent
14
16
dwelling within [adj...
imminent
15
16
impending [adj IMMIN...
immodest
16
15
not modest [adj IMMO...
immoment
16
18
(Shakespeare) of no...
implicit
23
18
implied but not stat...
impocket
21
21
(archaic) to put in...
imponent
15
16
someone who imposes...
impotent
16
15
powerless [adj IMPOT...
impudent
17
17
insolently disrespec...
impurest
18
15
IMPURE, tainted, als...
incident
16
14
an event [n -S]
incitant
16
13
something that incit...
indecent
15
14
not decent, also UND...
indevout
15
15
not devout [adj]
indicant
16
14
something that indic...
indigent
14
13
needy [adj INDIGENTL...
indigest
15
12
to suffer indigestio...
indirect
17
13
not straightforward...
indolent
13
12
lazy, lethargic [adj...
ineptest
15
12
INEPT, unfit or unqu...
inerrant
12
10
free from error [adj...
inertest
13
9
INERT, passive [adj]
inexpert
21
19
not expert, also UNE...
inflight
21
17
done during an air v...
influent
16
15
a tributary stream [...
infought
19
17
INFIGHT, to contend...
inhalant
15
13
something that is in...
inherent
14
12
innate, natural [adj...
innocent
14
14
a person who is guil...
insanest
12
10
INSANE, mentally uns...
inscient
16
13
(archaic) having lit...
insculpt
21
17
engraved [adj]
insolent
13
11
impertinent [adj INS...
inspirit
17
12
to animate or encour...
instinct
17
13
an inborn impulse, i...
instruct
18
13
to supply with knowl...
insulant
14
12
an insulating materi...
insurant
13
11
one who is insured [...
interact
16
12
to act on one anothe...
intercut
17
13
to alternate camera...
interest
13
9
to engage the attent...
intermat
14
12
to mat fibers togeth...
intermit
15
12
to stop temporarily...
internet
12
10
the worldwide connec...
intimist
16
12
a painter whose subj...
intranet
12
10
a restricted network...
intromit
15
12
to introduce or admi...
inuksuit
16
15
INUKSUK, (Inuit) a s...
inundant
12
13
overflowing [adj]
ironiest
13
9
IRONY, like iron [ad...
irritant
14
9
something that irrit...
isobront
15
12
a contour line showi...
isograft
17
13
to transplant from o...
itchiest
20
13
ITCHY, affected with...
jackboot
21
27
a kind of high boot...
jaggiest
18
21
JAGGY, jagged, rough...
jailbait
19
21
a sexual attractive...
jakfruit
20
25
an East Indian tree...
jammiest
18
23
JAMMY, very lucky [a...
jantiest
15
18
JANTY, briskly self-...
jazerant
17
27
(historical) a coat...
jazziest
22
35
JAZZY, of or like ja...
jehadist
18
20
one who takes part i...
jemmiest
18
23
JEMMY, neat, smart [...
jerkiest
17
21
JERKY, spasmodic [ad...
jettiest
16
17
JETTY, jet black in...
jiggiest
19
21
JIGGY, with the rhyt...
jihadist
19
20
one who takes part i...
jimpiest
20
23
JIMPY, (Scots) neat...
jingoist
17
20
a zealous patriot, a...
jirkinet
17
22
(Scots) a woman's ja...
jockiest
20
24
JOCKY, resembling an...
johnboat
18
23
a narrow square-ende...
jolliest
18
19
JOLLY, mirthful [adj...
joltiest
17
18
JOLTY, in a jolting...
jottiest
16
17
JOTTY, written down...
jowliest
20
21
JOWLY, having promin...
jubilant
19
23
exultant [adj JUBILA...
judgment
18
25
an opinion formed [n...
juiciest
20
21
JUICY, full of juice...
jumpiest
20
24
JUMPY, nervy [adj]
jumpshot
22
26
a type of shot in ba...
jumpsuit
21
25
a one-piece garment...
junglist
19
22
an adherent of jungl...
junkiest
17
23
JUNKY, rubbishy, wor...
jurymast
24
23
a temporary mast [n...
juttiest
17
18
JUTTY, jutting out [...
kabalist
18
16
someone who finds hi...
kalumpit
20
20
a Philippine tree of...
kedgiest
16
15
KEDGY, (Scots) brisk...
keelboat
16
16
a type of yacht with...
kempiest
18
18
KEMPY, of hair, coar...
kendoist
14
14
one practises kendo...
kerkiest
16
16
KERKY, stupid [adj]
khalifat
20
18
(Arabic) the office...
khilafat
20
18
(Arabic) the office...
kickiest
20
19
KICKY, exciting [adj...
kidgiest
17
15
KIDGIE, (Scots) bris...
kilovolt
19
18
a unit of electromot...
kilowatt
19
16
a unit of power [n -...
kingbolt
19
19
a central bolt conne...
kingpost
18
18
a perpendicular beam...
kinkiest
16
17
KINKY, twisted [adj]
kissiest
16
12
KISSY, inclined to k...
kittlest
17
13
KITTLE, (Scots) tick...
knockout
18
21
a blow that induces...
kookiest
15
16
KOOKY, eccentric [ad...
laborist
17
12
a supporter of worke...
lacerant
16
13
harrowing [adj]
laddiest
15
11
LADDY, laddish in be...
laighest
18
13
LAIGH, (Scots) low,...
lairiest
15
9
LAIRY, flashily dres...
lakeport
17
16
a city located on th...
lambiest
18
15
LAMBY, resembling a...
lamppost
20
18
a post holding a str...
lancelet
17
14
any of a number of s...
landfast
16
14
of ice, attached ot...
lankiest
15
14
LANKY, tall and thin...
lanneret
12
11
the male lanner, a k...
lapidist
18
13
an expert in gems, a...
lardiest
15
10
LARDY, like lard [ad...
larkiest
16
13
LARKY, given to lark...
larniest
14
10
LARNEY, of clothes,...
lathiest
17
11
LATHY, like a lath;...
latitant
14
10
lurking; lying in wa...
lavement
16
17
a washing or bathing...
lawcourt
21
16
a court of justice [...
lawniest
17
13
LAWNY, covered with...
layabout
22
15
a lazy person [n -S]
layshaft
25
16
a shaft in a gearbox...
leadiest
14
10
LEADY, resembling le...
leadwort
17
13
a genus of maritime...
leafiest
16
12
LEAFY, abounding in...
leakiest
15
13
LEAKY, inclined to l...
leariest
14
9
LEARY, cunning, wary...
leaviest
16
13
LEAVY, full of leave...
ledgiest
16
12
LEDGY, abounding in...
leeriest
14
9
LEERY, cunning, wary...
leftmost
18
15
the location or dire...
legalist
17
12
someone inclined to...
leggiest
17
13
LEGGY, having long l...
leishest
17
11
LEISH, (Scots) activ...
libelant
17
14
one who brings a cha...
libelist
19
13
one that libels, als...
lichtest
21
14
LICHT, (Scots) light...
lickspit
23
19
a fawning subordinat...
lifebelt
20
16
a buoyant belt for u...
lifeboat
18
15
a small rescue boat...
ligament
16
15
a band of firm, fibr...
lightest
19
13
LIGHT, having little...
lilliput
21
15
a very small person...
limbiest
19
15
LIMBY, having many l...
lingiest
16
12
LINGY, covered with...
linguist
17
13
a person skilled in...
liniment
15
14
a liquid preparation...
linkiest
16
14
LINKY, full of inter...
lintiest
15
10
LINTY, covered with...
lippiest
20
15
LIPPY, impertinent [...
litigant
16
12
one who is engaged i...
littlest
17
10
LITTLE, small [adj]
lividest
18
14
LIVID, of bluish lea...
loamiest
15
12
LOAMY, resembling lo...
loathest
16
11
LOATH, unwilling, al...
lobbyist
26
17
one who lobbies, als...
localist
19
13
one preoccupied with...
lockfast
21
19
secured by locks [ad...
lodgment
16
16
a temporary place to...
loftiest
17
12
LOFTY, very high [ad...
loggiest
17
13
LOGGY, sluggish, als...
logicist
20
14
a believer in logici...
longboat
16
15
a Viking ship, also...
longlist
17
13
to include on a long...
loobiest
16
12
LOOBY, clumsy or stu...
looniest
13
10
LOONIE, crazy [adj]
loopiest
16
12
LOOPY, full of loops...
loppiest
19
15
LOPPY, hanging limpl...
lorikeet
15
13
a kind of Australian...
lossiest
15
9
LOSSY, of a compress...
louchest
20
15
LOUCHE, not reputabl...
louriest
15
10
LOURY, gloomy, louri...
lousiest
15
10
LOUSY, infested with...
lovefest
18
16
an event where peopl...
loveseat
15
13
a small sofa for two...
lowliest
19
13
LOWLY, in a low posi...
lowlight
23
17
to enhance the natur...
loyalest
21
12
LOYAL, faithful [adj...
loyalist
22
12
one who is loyal [n...
lucidest
19
14
LUCID, easily unders...
luckiest
20
17
LUCKY, fortunate [ad...
luculent
19
16
readily understood;...
luminant
15
15
a means of lighting...
luminist
17
14
a painter who uses t...
lummiest
18
16
LUMMY, (slang) excel...
lumpiest
19
16
LUMPY, full of lumps...
lunanaut
13
13
an astronaut who has...
lunarist
15
11
one who thinks the m...
lungwort
19
16
a wild flower with s...
luridest
16
11
LURID, shining with...
lushiest
18
12
LUSHY, tipsy [adj]
lustiest
16
10
LUSTY, full of vigou...
lutanist
15
11
a lute-player, also...
lutenist
15
11
a lute-player, also...
luxurist
23
18
someone given to lux...
lyricist
26
14
one who writes words...
mailboat
17
15
a boat that carries...
mailshot
18
14
targeted advertising...
mainmast
15
15
the principal mast o...
makefast
17
18
an object to which a...
malapert
17
15
(archaic) impudently...
maledict
19
16
(archaic) to curse [...
malemiut
17
16
an Alaskan sled dog,...
malmiest
17
15
MALMY, resembling ma...
maltiest
16
12
MALTY, resembling ma...
maltreat
15
12
to treat badly [v -E...
mangiest
15
14
MANGEY, affected wit...
manifest
16
15
clear, obvious [adj...
mankiest
15
16
MANKY, (Scots) filth...
manliest
15
13
MANLY, having the qu...
manshift
19
17
the work done by one...
mantelet
14
13
a mobile screen used...
marabout
16
15
an African stork, al...
mardiest
15
12
MARDY, petulant [adj...
marliest
16
12
MARLY, abounding wit...
marmoset
15
14
a kind of small monk...
marsport
17
14
(archaic) a spoilspo...
martinet
14
12
a strict disciplinar...
marviest
17
15
MARVY, marvellous [a...
mashiest
17
13
MASHY, of the nature...
masscult
20
16
culture as promoted...
massicot
18
14
(French) yellow lead...
massiest
15
11
MASSY, solid, full o...
masticot
18
14
(French) yellow lead...
mastiest
15
11
MASTY, as if well fe...
maturest
15
12
MATURE, fully develo...
mausiest
15
12
MAUSY, foggy, misty,...
mauziest
18
21
MAUZY, foggy, misty,...
mawkiest
19
18
MAWKY, maggoty [adj]
maxiboat
22
21
a large racing yacht...
maxicoat
23
21
a long coat [n -S]
maximist
23
21
a habitual maker of...
mazement
17
24
bewilderment, also A...
meagrest
15
13
MEAGRE, inadequate,...
mealiest
15
12
MEALY, covered with...
meatiest
14
11
MEATY, full of meat...
medalist
16
13
one who wins a medal...
medicant
17
16
a healing substance...
megavolt
18
18
a unit of electromot...
megawatt
18
16
a unit of power, a m...
melanist
15
13
one who is affected...
melodist
16
13
a composer of melodi...
meltiest
16
12
MELTY, liable to mel...
merchant
19
17
a trader, esp. whole...
merriest
15
11
MERRY, mirthful, als...
meshiest
17
13
MESHY, formed like n...
messiest
15
11
MESSY, dirty or unti...
metalist
16
12
(US) a worker in met...
metamict
19
17
of or denoting the a...
metaplot
17
15
METAPELET, a woman a...
micklest
21
19
MICKLE, much or grea...
microdot
18
15
a copy of printed ma...
microjet
20
23
a light jet aircraft...
midgiest
17
14
MIDGY, full of midge...
midnight
19
17
the middle of the ni...
midpoint
17
16
the point in the mid...
miffiest
20
17
MIFFY, easily annoye...
mightest
19
15
(archaic) 2nd person...
milepost
18
15
a post with each pro...
militant
16
13
aggressive [adj MILI...
milkiest
18
16
MILKY, like milk [ad...
milkwort
21
19
a plant of genus Pol...
miltiest
17
12
MILTY, full of milt...
mimsiest
17
14
MIMSY, prim, demure,...
minciest
18
15
MINCY, affectedly da...
mingiest
16
14
MINGY, mean and stin...
minimart
16
15
a small supermarket,...
miniment
15
16
a means of defence,...
minimist
17
15
one inclined to redu...
mintiest
15
12
MINTY, having the fl...
minutest
15
13
MINUTE, very small [...
miquelet
24
22
(French) an irregula...
mirkiest
17
15
MIRKY, dark, also MU...
mirliest
17
12
MIRLY, marbled [adj]
misadapt
17
15
to adapt wrongly [v...
misagent
15
14
a bad agent [n -S]
misallot
17
13
to allot wrongly [v...
misbegot
18
16
born out of wedlock...
misbuilt
20
16
MISBUILD, to build i...
miscount
18
16
to count incorrectly...
misdealt
16
13
MISDEAL, to deal car...
misdempt
19
18
MISDEEM, to judge un...
misdight
20
16
(Spenser) to mismana...
misdoubt
18
16
to be suspicious of...
misevent
16
16
a mishap [n -S]
misgraft
19
16
to graft wrongly [v...
mislight
21
16
to lead astray by it...
mispaint
17
15
to paint wrongly [v...
misplant
18
16
to plant wrongly [v...
mispoint
17
15
to point improperly...
misprint
18
15
to print incorrectly...
missiest
16
11
MISSY, like a miss [...
misspelt
19
15
MISSPELL, to spell i...
misspent
17
15
MISSPEND, to spend u...
misstart
16
11
to start off badly [...
mistiest
16
11
MISTY, blurry [adj]
mistreat
15
11
to treat badly [v -E...
mistrust
17
12
to have no trust in,...
mistryst
23
13
to fail to keep an a...
mitigant
16
14
something that mitig...
mobocrat
19
17
one who favors a for...
mochiest
20
16
MOCHY, (Scots) mould...
modalist
16
13
an adherent of modal...
modelist
16
13
one who makes models...
modiwort
18
15
(dialect) a mole, al...
moistest
15
11
MOIST, slightly wet...
moldiest
16
13
MOLDY, mouldy [adj]
molecast
18
15
a little elevation o...
molehunt
17
16
a hunt for moles [n...
moniment
14
16
an historic commemor...
monocrat
16
15
one who governs alon...
monodist
14
13
a writer of a monody...
monodont
12
14
one-tusked, like a n...
monoglot
15
15
a person speaking or...
monotint
13
13
a painting done in d...
monument
14
17
anything that preser...
moodiest
14
12
MOODY, given to chan...
moondust
14
14
dust on the moon [n...
mooniest
13
12
MOONY, resembling th...
moonport
15
15
a facility for launc...
moonshot
15
14
the launching of a s...
moonwort
16
15
the plant honesty (f...
mooriest
14
11
MOORY, of or pertain...
moorwort
17
14
a marsh flower, aka...
moppiest
19
17
MOPPY, (obsolete) dr...
moralist
16
12
a teacher of moralit...
morosest
14
11
MOROSE, sad, gloomy...
mossiest
15
11
MOSSY, covered with...
mostwhat
20
16
(Spenser) for the mo...
mothiest
17
13
MOTHY, full of moths...
motliest
16
12
MOTLEY, diversified...
motorist
15
11
one who travels by a...
mottiest
15
11
MOTTY, (Scots) conta...
moulinet
15
14
a machine for bendin...
mountant
13
14
an adhesive paste fo...
mousemat
15
15
a piece of material...
mousiest
15
12
MOUSY, like a mouse;...
movement
16
19
the act of moving [n...
mowburnt
20
19
MOWBURN, to heat and...
muckiest
20
19
MUCKY, dirty [adj]
muculent
19
18
like mucus [adj]
muddiest
16
14
MUDDY, covered with...
muggiest
18
16
MUGGY, warm and humi...
multijet
19
22
having more than two...
mumsiest
17
15
MUMSY, old-fashioned...
muniment
15
17
a means of defence,...
muralist
17
13
a painter of murals...
murkiest
17
16
MURKY, dark, also MI...
murliest
17
13
MURLY, (Scots) crumb...
murrelet
16
13
any of several small...
muscadet
18
16
a dry, white French...
mushiest
18
14
MUSHY, like mush, so...
muskiest
17
16
MUSKY, resembling mu...
muskroot
16
16
a plant of the genus...
muslinet
16
14
a coarse kind of mus...
mussiest
16
12
MUSSY, disarranged,...
mustiest
16
12
MUSTY, having a stal...
muzziest
22
30
MUZZY, confused [adj...
mylodont
21
16
an extinct genus of...
myoblast
24
17
a cell capable of gi...
mythiest
24
15
MYTHY, resembling my...
naggiest
15
13
NAGGY, given to nagg...
naissant
12
10
of a heraldic charge...
nakedest
13
14
NAKED, without cloth...
nanowatt
14
13
a unit of power, one...
nappiest
17
15
NAPPY, of beer, havi...
narkiest
14
13
NARKY, irritable [ad...
nastiest
13
9
NASTY, ill-natured [...
nativist
16
13
an advocate of nativ...
nattiest
13
9
NATTY, neatly dresse...
naturist
14
10
a practitioner of na...
nauseant
11
11
an agent that induce...
navicert
18
16
a document permittin...
neckshot
19
18
a shot in the neck o...
neddiest
13
11
NEDDY, like a ned, a...
neediest
12
10
NEEDY, in a state of...
needment
12
14
something needed [n...
neoblast
15
13
a cell important in...
nepotist
15
12
one who indulges in...
nerdiest
13
10
NERDY, socially inep...
nervelet
15
14
a little nerve [n -S...
nerviest
15
13
NERVY, nervous [adj]
nescient
15
13
one who is ignorant...
nettiest
13
9
NETTY, resembling a...
newsbeat
17
15
a news source that a...
newscast
19
15
a news broadcast [n...
newsiest
16
12
NEWSY, full of news...
niellist
16
11
one who practices th...
niffiest
18
15
NIFFY, smelly [adj]
niftiest
16
12
NIFTY, apt, agile; s...
nihilist
18
12
as adherent of nihil...
nimblest
18
16
NIMBLE, agile [adj]
nippiest
18
15
NIPPY, quick [adj]
nirliest
15
10
NIRLY, (Scots) knott...
nittiest
14
9
NITTY, full of nits...
nobbiest
17
15
NOBBY, stylish, modi...
noddiest
13
11
NODDY, easy to under...
noiliest
14
10
NOILY, of or like no...
noisiest
13
9
NOISY, making loud s...
nonadult
13
13
a person who is not...
noncount
14
15
not capable of being...
nonelect
15
14
not chosen [adj]
nonevent
12
15
an expected event th...
nonguest
13
13
someone who is not a...
nonguilt
15
14
the absence of guilt...
noninert
11
11
not inert [adj]
nonpoint
13
14
not occurring at a d...
nonprint
14
14
not involving printe...
nonuplet
15
15
a group of nine note...
nookiest
13
13
NOOKY, full of nooks...
nouniest
12
11
NOUNY, having many n...
novelist
16
14
one who writes novel...
noverint
14
14
(Latin) a writ, begi...
nowtiest
16
12
NOWTY, bad-tempered...
nubbiest
18
16
NUBBY, having small...
nummiest
16
16
NUMMY, delicious [ad...
nurdiest
14
11
NURDY, socially inep...
nutrient
13
11
a nourishing substan...
nutsiest
14
10
NUTSY, (slang) crazy...
nuttiest
14
10
NUTTY, tasting of nu...
obedient
14
13
obeying or willing t...
obeisant
14
12
showing respect [adj...
obligant
17
15
in Scots law, one wh...
obstruct
20
15
to get in the way of...
obtusest
16
12
OBTUSE, stupid [adj]
occident
19
16
the part of the worl...
occupant
21
19
one who occupies [n...
oceanaut
14
13
someone who lives fo...
octuplet
20
16
one of eight childre...
odontist
13
10
(Jocular) a dentist...
offprint
20
18
to reprint an excerp...
offshoot
19
16
a lateral shoot from...
oftenest
14
12
OFTEN, happening man...
oghamist
18
15
one who writes in og...
oiltight
19
13
having the ability t...
ointment
13
13
a viscous preparatio...
olefiant
15
13
oil-forming, as in o...
oliphant
18
15
(obsolete) an ancien...
oneriest
12
9
ONERY, (colloquial)...
oologist
15
11
an expert in oology...
opaquest
23
21
OPAQUE, impervious t...
opencast
17
15
excavated from an op...
oppilant
18
16
obstructed [adj]
opponent
15
16
one that opposes ano...
opticist
20
14
one engaged in the s...
optimist
18
14
one who exhibits opt...
orangest
13
11
ORANGE, the colour o...
ordinant
12
11
one who ordains [n -...
oreodont
11
10
an extinct prehistor...
organist
14
11
one who plays the or...
orlistat
15
9
an orally administer...
ornament
12
13
to decorate [v -ED,...
ornatest
12
9
ORNATE, decorated [a...
orpiment
16
15
a yellow arsenic com...
oscitant
16
12
yawning; gaping [adj...
osculant
17
14
adhering closely [ad...
oundiest
13
11
OUNDY, (obsolete) wa...
outbleat
16
13
to surpass in bleati...
outboast
15
12
to surpass in boasti...
outbuilt
18
14
OUTBUILD, to surpass...
outburnt
16
14
OUTBURN, to burn lon...
outburst
17
13
to burst out suddenl...
outcheat
18
14
to exceed in cheatin...
outcount
16
14
to surpass in counti...
outdwelt
18
14
OUTDWELL, (Shakespea...
outfeast
15
12
to surpass in feasti...
outfight
20
16
to surpass in fighti...
outfloat
16
13
to float longer than...
outleapt
16
13
OUTLEAP, to surpass...
outnight
17
14
to surpass in mentio...
outpaint
15
13
to surpass in painti...
outpoint
15
13
to score more points...
outright
18
13
totally, completely...
outshoot
15
11
to shoot better than...
outshout
16
12
to shout louder than...
outsight
18
13
the power of perceiv...
outskirt
16
13
an outlying area [n...
outslept
17
13
OUTSLEEP, to sleep l...
outsmart
15
12
to outwit [v -ED, -I...
outsmelt
16
13
OUTSMELL, to surpass...
outspelt
17
13
OUTSPELL, to surpass...
outspent
15
13
OUTSPEND, to exceed...
outsport
16
12
to sport beyond the...
outstart
14
9
to get ahead of at t...
outstunt
14
11
to surpass in stunti...
outswept
19
15
OUTSWEEP, to surpass...
outvaunt
15
15
to surpass in vaunti...
outwrest
17
12
(Spenser) to extort...
overbeat
16
15
to beat too much [v...
overboot
16
15
a protective boot wo...
overcast
18
15
to sew stitches over...
overcoat
17
15
a warm coat worn ove...
overdust
16
14
to dust over [v -ED,...
overedit
15
13
to edit more than ne...
overfast
17
15
too fast [adj]
overgilt
18
15
OVERGILD, to gild ov...
overgirt
17
14
OVERGIRD, to gird to...
overheat
16
14
to heat to excess [v...
overhent
16
15
(Spenser) to overtak...
overhunt
17
16
to deplete game in a...
overjust
18
22
excessively just [ad...
overkept
18
19
OVERKEEP, to keep to...
overkest
16
16
(Spenser) overcast [...
overlent
15
14
OVERLEND, to lend to...
overmast
16
15
to provide with too...
overmelt
17
16
to melt too much [v...
overneat
13
13
too neat [adj]
overpart
17
15
to give an actor too...
overpast
17
15
completely finished...
overpert
17
15
excessively pert [ad...
overplot
18
16
to devise an overly...
overpost
17
15
to hasten over quick...
oversalt
16
13
to salt to excess [v...
overshot
17
14
a type of fabric wea...
oversoft
17
15
excessively soft [ad...
overtart
15
12
too tart [adj]
overwent
17
16
OVERGO, to travel ov...
oviposit
18
15
to lay or deposit eg...
pacifist
22
17
an advocate of pacif...
paganist
16
14
a student of pagans...
paintpot
17
15
a pot for holding pa...
palliest
18
13
PALLY, marked by clo...
palmiest
18
15
PALMY, marked by pro...
palsiest
17
12
PALSY, pally, being...
pamphlet
22
20
to circulate a small...
panelist
16
13
one who serves on a...
pantalet
15
13
long underpants trim...
pantsuit
16
13
a woman's suit with...
papalist
19
15
a supporter of the p...
pappiest
20
17
PAPPY, resembling pa...
parakeet
15
15
a small long-tailed...
parament
15
15
(obsolete) a rich de...
paraquat
23
21
(tradename) a herbic...
paraquet
23
21
a small long-tailed...
parashot
17
13
PARASHAH, (Hebrew) a...
paravant
16
16
(Spenser) before, in...
parkiest
17
15
PARKY, (colloquial)...
parodist
16
12
one who composes par...
paroquet
23
21
a small long-tailed...
parpoint
17
15
a stone passing thro...
parroket
16
15
a small long-tailed...
passment
16
15
(French) a decorativ...
passport
18
14
a document allowing...
pastiest
16
11
PASTY, pale and unhe...
patulent
16
14
spreading, open, als...
pavement
17
19
a paved surface [n -...
pawkiest
20
18
PAWKY, (Scots) drily...
peakiest
16
15
PEAKY, off-colour, u...
peartest
15
11
PEART, active, livel...
peatiest
15
11
PEATY, of or like pe...
peckiest
20
18
PECKY, marked by dec...
pederast
15
12
a man who engages in...
pediment
16
16
a triangular structu...
peeriest
15
11
PEERIE, small [adj]
peetweet
17
14
a wading bird [n -S]
peggiest
18
15
PEGGY, resembling a...
penchant
19
18
a strong liking for...
pencraft
20
18
penmanship [n -S]
penitent
14
13
repentant [adj PENIT...
penlight
20
17
a small torch, also...
penpoint
16
16
the point of a pen [...
peppiest
20
17
PEPPY, full of energ...
perceant
17
15
piercing, also PERSA...
perkiest
17
15
PERKY, cheerful, liv...
permeant
15
15
passing through, per...
persaunt
15
13
(Spenser) piercing,...
persicot
19
14
a cordial made of th...
perviest
18
15
PERVY, perverted [ad...
peskiest
17
15
PESKY, annoying [adj...
pestiest
16
11
PESTY, annoying [adj...
pettiest
16
11
PETTY, insignificant...
petulant
16
14
peevish [adj]
peyotist
22
13
one who practises pe...
phallist
21
15
an adherent of phall...
phantast
17
14
an impractical perso...
phaseout
17
14
a gradual stopping o...
phattest
18
13
PHAT, susceptible of...
pheasant
16
14
a large, long-tailed...
philamot
20
17
a dull brown colour,...
philomot
20
17
a dull brown colour,...
phoniest
17
14
PHONY, not genuine o...
photofit
20
16
(tradename) a method...
photoset
17
13
to prepare for print...
pickiest
21
18
PICKY, choosy, fasti...
piecrust
20
15
the crust of a pie [...
piedfort
18
15
an unusually thick c...
piedmont
16
16
an area lying at the...
pieplant
18
16
(US) rhubarb [n -S]
piggiest
19
15
PIGGY, piggish [adj]
pilewort
20
15
a wild plant, used t...
pillwort
22
16
a water-fern [n -S]
pinchgut
23
20
a niggard [n -S]
pinkiest
17
16
PINKY, somewhat pink...
pinkroot
16
16
a medicinal plant ro...
pinpoint
17
16
to locate precisely...
pipewort
21
17
an aquatic or marsh...
pippiest
21
17
PIPPY, having pips [...
pissiest
17
11
PISSY, soiled with u...
pistolet
17
12
(historical) a small...
pitchout
22
17
a type of pitch in b...
pithiest
19
13
PITHY, full of pith,...
placemat
20
18
a table mat on which...
plainant
15
14
one who makes compla...
plainest
16
13
PLAIN, unadorned [ad...
planchet
21
18
a blank metal disc t...
plangent
16
16
having an expressive...
plantlet
17
14
a small plant, also...
platelet
17
13
a minute particle in...
platiest
17
12
PLATY, split into th...
playlist
25
15
a list of recordings...
playsuit
24
15
a sports outfit for...
pleasant
15
13
pleasing [adj PLEASA...
pleonast
15
13
someone who is prone...
plumelet
19
17
a small feather [n -...
plumiest
19
16
PLUMY, covered with...
plummest
20
19
PLUM, plum coloured;...
plumpest
21
19
PLUMP, somewhat fat...
plushest
20
15
PLUSH, luxurious [ad...
pockiest
20
18
POCKY, covered with...
poddiest
16
13
PODDY, corpulent [ad...
podgiest
17
14
PODGY, short and fat...
poignant
15
15
emotionally distress...
pokeroot
15
15
an aromatic perennia...
polemist
18
15
one who engages in p...
politest
17
12
POLITE, showing cons...
poltfeet
18
15
POLTFOOT, a clubfoot...
poltfoot
18
15
a clubfoot [n POLTFE...
polyglot
25
17
one who speaks many...
ponciest
18
15
PONCY, effeminate, a...
pongiest
16
14
PONGY, (colloquial)...
poofiest
17
14
POOFY, effeminate, a...
poopiest
17
14
POOPY, stupid or ine...
pooviest
17
15
POOVY, effeminate, a...
poppiest
20
17
POPPY, like pop musi...
populist
20
16
someone who believes...
porkiest
17
15
PORKY, plump like a...
porniest
15
12
PORNY, (colloquial)...
portiest
16
11
PORTY, of the taste...
portlast
17
12
(obsolete) the gunwa...
portrait
16
11
a painting, photogra...
postheat
17
13
to heat a material (...
postriot
16
11
following a riot [ad...
posttest
16
11
a test given after a...
pottiest
16
11
POTTY, crazy [adj]
poursuit
17
13
(Spenser) pursuit [n...
poutiest
16
12
POUTY, tending to po...
praefect
20
17
an ancient Roman off...
praelect
19
15
to lecture, also PRE...
preadapt
17
15
to adapt beforehand...
preadmit
17
15
to admit beforehand...
preadopt
17
15
to adopt beforehand...
preadult
17
14
preceding adulthood...
preallot
17
13
to allot beforehand...
preaudit
16
13
an audit made prior...
prebuilt
20
16
PREBUILD, to build b...
precepit
21
17
(Shakespeare) a prec...
precinct
22
18
a space, esp. an enc...
predraft
18
15
a preliminary draft...
preelect
19
15
to elect beforehand...
preenact
17
15
to enact beforehand...
preerect
18
14
to erect beforehand...
preexist
22
18
to exist before [v -...
prefight
22
18
preceding a fight [a...
pregnant
15
15
carrying a developin...
prelimit
19
15
to limit beforehand...
premoult
18
16
preceding moult, als...
preplant
18
16
occurring before pla...
preprint
18
15
to print in advance...
presplit
20
15
before a split [adj]
pressfat
18
14
a vat for collecting...
preterit
16
11
the grammatical tens...
pretreat
15
11
to treat beforehand...
previsit
19
15
to visit beforehand...
priciest
20
14
PRICY, expensive, al...
primmest
19
17
PRIM, rigidly proper...
printout
16
13
the printed output o...
priviest
19
15
PRIVY, private [adj]
procinct
22
18
(Milton) preparednes...
prohibit
21
16
to forbid with autho...
proppant
19
18
a material, e.g. san...
prosaist
16
11
a writer of prose, a...
prosiest
16
11
PROSY, prosaic, tedi...
prospect
21
17
to search for minera...
protract
19
14
to prolong [v -ED, -...
proudest
16
13
PROUD, having or dis...
proviant
17
16
an allowance of food...
pruniest
16
13
PRUNEY, resembling a...
prurient
16
13
having lustful thoug...
psalmist
19
15
a writer of psalms [...
psychist
29
18
someone interested i...
puckfist
24
22
a puffball fungus [n...
puddiest
17
14
PUDDY, short and pud...
pudgiest
18
15
PUDGY, short and fat...
pudsiest
17
13
PUDSY, podgy, also P...
puffiest
21
18
PUFFY, swollen [adj]
puggiest
19
16
PUGGY, like a monkey...
pugilist
20
15
one who fights with...
puissant
16
13
(archaic) powerful,...
pulpiest
20
16
PULPY, resembling pu...
pulsejet
19
22
in jet propulsion, a...
pulsojet
19
22
in jet propulsion, a...
punchout
21
19
a fist fight [n -S]
punkiest
17
17
PUNKY, like a punk [...
punniest
15
14
PUNNY, involving a p...
purplest
20
16
PURPLE, of a colour...
pursiest
17
12
PURSY, short of brea...
pursuant
16
14
acting in consequenc...
purtiest
17
12
PURTY, (US dialect)...
purulent
17
15
secreting pus [adj P...
pushcart
22
17
a light cart pushed...
pushiest
19
14
PUSHY, offensively a...
pussiest
17
12
PUSSY, full of pus [...
pussycat
26
17
a very amenable pers...
pyrostat
22
13
an automatic fire-al...
qabalist
25
21
one who practises ca...
quadrant
21
20
a quarter section of...
quakiest
23
22
QUAKY, quaking, shak...
quartett
22
18
a composition for fo...
queenlet
21
20
a petty queen [n -S]
queerest
21
18
QUEER, strange [adj]
questant
21
19
(Shakespeare) one wh...
quickest
27
25
QUICK, acting or cap...
quickset
27
25
a living plant suita...
quietest
22
18
QUIET, making little...
quietist
23
18
one who believes in...
quintett
22
19
a composition for fi...
quitrent
22
19
a small nominal rent...
quotient
21
19
the result obtained...
rabidest
16
12
RABID, afflicted wit...
racahout
18
14
(Arabic) acorn meal,...
radicant
16
13
rooting from the ste...
raggiest
16
12
RAGGY, tattered [adj...
raincoat
15
12
a coat worn to keep...
rainiest
13
9
RAINY, marked by rai...
rainsuit
14
10
a waterproof jacket...
rallyist
23
12
one who takes part i...
rammiest
16
14
RAMMY, resembling a...
randiest
13
10
RANDY, full of sexua...
rangiest
14
11
RANGY, tall and slen...
rapidest
16
12
RAPID, quick [adj]
raspiest
16
11
RASPY, rough [adj]
rattiest
14
8
RATTY, infested with...
rauclest
18
13
RAUCLE, (Scots) roug...
reaccent
18
15
to accent again [v -...
reaccept
21
17
to accept again [v -...
reactant
15
12
a substance taking p...
readdict
17
13
to become addicted a...
readiest
13
9
READY, prepared [adj...
readjust
16
19
to adjust again [v -...
reamiest
14
11
REAMY, creamy, froth...
reanoint
11
10
to anoint again [v -...
rearmost
14
11
situated last [adj]
rearrest
13
8
to arrest again [v -...
reascent
15
12
a second ascent [n -...
reassert
13
8
to assert again [v -...
reassort
13
8
to assort again [v -...
rebought
19
16
REBUY, to buy again...
recarpet
18
14
to replace the carpe...
recaught
20
16
RECATCH, to catch ag...
recement
16
15
to redo cement work...
recollet
18
13
(French) a member of...
recommit
19
17
to commit again [v R...
recreant
15
12
(archaic) cowardly,...
recusant
16
13
one who refuses to a...
reddiest
14
10
REDDY, somewhat red...
redefeat
14
12
to defeat again [v -...
redefect
18
15
to defect again [v -...
redigest
15
11
to digest again [v -...
redirect
17
12
to change the direct...
redolent
13
11
fragrant; smelling o...
redreamt
14
12
REDREAM, to dream ag...
redshift
19
14
the displacement of...
redshirt
17
11
to keep a college at...
redshort
16
11
brittle at red-heat,...
redstart
14
9
as small songbird [n...
reediest
13
9
REEDY, abounding in...
reefiest
15
11
REEFY, abounding in...
reekiest
14
12
REEKY, (Scots) smoky...
reenlist
14
10
to enlist again [v -...
reexport
21
18
to export again [v -...
referent
14
12
something referred t...
refluent
16
14
flowing back [adj]
reforest
15
11
to replant with tree...
reformat
16
14
to change the format...
refought
19
16
REFIGHT, to fight ag...
regalist
16
11
one who believes in...
regiment
15
14
a large permanent un...
reimport
17
14
to import again [v -...
reindict
17
13
to indict again [v -...
reinduct
17
14
to induct again [n -...
reinfect
18
15
to infect again [v -...
reinject
18
21
to inject again [v -...
reinsert
13
9
to insert again [v -...
reinvent
14
14
to invent again [v -...
reinvest
15
13
to invest again [v -...
rejacket
19
24
to clothe in a jacke...
relaxant
19
17
a drug that relieves...
relearnt
13
10
RELEARN, to learn ag...
relevant
15
14
pertaining to the ma...
relucent
17
14
reflecting light [ad...
remanent
12
13
a piece left over, a...
remarket
15
15
to market again [v -...
remediat
14
12
(Shakespeare) remedi...
remotest
14
11
REMOTE, far off [adj...
renforst
15
12
RENFORCE, to reinfor...
renitent
12
10
resisting physical p...
renverst
15
13
RENVERSE, (archaic)...
reobject
20
23
to object again [v -...
reorient
12
9
to acquaint oneself...
reoutfit
16
12
to outfit again [v R...
requight
26
22
(Spenser) to requite...
rerepeat
14
11
to repeat again [v -...
rescript
20
14
to issue a papal edi...
resculpt
21
16
to sculpt again [v -...
reselect
17
12
to choose again [v -...
resident
13
10
one who resides [n -...
resonant
11
10
resounding, ringing...
resought
17
13
RESEEK, to seek agai...
resprout
16
12
to sprout again [v -...
restiest
14
8
RESTY, (obsolete) re...
restrict
18
11
to keep within bound...
resubmit
18
15
to submit again [v R...
retarget
14
10
to target again [v -...
retaught
17
13
RETEACH, to teach ag...
reticent
16
12
tending to be silent...
retirant
13
9
one who has retired...
retraict
17
11
(obsolete) retreat,...
retraitt
14
8
(Spenser) a portrait...
retroact
16
11
to act in return [v...
retrofit
16
11
to furnish with new...
revehent
16
15
carrying back [adj]
revenant
13
14
(French) one that re...
reverent
14
13
deeply respectful [a...
reverist
16
12
a person who has rev...
rheostat
15
10
a resistor used to c...
ribbiest
19
14
RIBBY, marked by rib...
richtest
20
13
RICHT, (Scots) right...
ricochet
22
16
to rebound from a su...
ridgiest
16
11
RIDGY, having ridges...
riftiest
17
11
RIFTY, having fissur...
rightest
18
12
RIGHT, being in acco...
rightist
19
12
one who adheres to t...
rigidest
16
11
RIGID, stiff [adj]
rigorist
16
10
one who professes ri...
rindiest
14
10
RINDY, covered in ri...
ringbolt
18
15
an eyebolt having a...
riskiest
16
12
RISKY, dangerous, al...
ritziest
18
17
RITZY, pretentious [...
roariest
13
8
ROARY, noisy, garish...
roborant
14
12
an invigorating drug...
rockiest
18
15
ROCKY, shaky, or uns...
roiliest
15
9
ROILY, turbid [adj]
rondelet
13
11
(French) a short 5 o...
roofiest
15
11
ROOFY, having a roof...
rookiest
14
12
ROOKY, (Shakespeare)...
roomiest
14
11
ROOMY, spacious [adj...
roopiest
15
11
ROOPY, (Scots) hoars...
rootiest
13
8
ROOTY, full of roots...
rortiest
14
8
RORTY, (Australian s...
roseroot
12
8
a fleshy-leaved herb...
roughest
17
13
ROUGH, having an une...
roughout
17
14
an unfinished roughl...
roundest
13
11
ROUND, shaped like a...
roundlet
14
12
a small circle [n -S...
roupiest
16
12
ROUPY, hoarse, also...
rowdiest
17
12
ROWDY, turbulent [ad...
royalist
21
11
a supporter of a mon...
rubaiyat
22
14
RUBAI, (Arabic) a Pe...
ruckseat
18
16
a folding seat attac...
ruddiest
15
11
RUDDY, reddish [adj]
rudiment
15
14
a basic principle or...
ruggiest
17
13
RUGGY, rough and une...
ruminant
14
14
chewing the cud [adj...
rummiest
17
15
RUMMY, queer [adj]
runabout
15
14
a small light boat,...
runniest
13
11
RUNNY, inclined to r...
runtiest
14
10
RUNTY, like a runt [...
ruralist
16
10
one who lives in the...
rushiest
17
11
RUSHY, abounding in...
rustiest
15
9
RUSTY, covered with...
rutilant
15
11
having a reddish glo...
ruttiest
15
9
RUTTY, marked by rut...
safarist
16
11
a person who goes on...
saggiest
16
12
SAGGY, characterized...
sailboat
16
12
a boat with sails [n...
sailpast
17
12
the sailing of ships...
salariat
14
9
the class of salarie...
salmonet
14
13
a young salmon, also...
saltiest
15
9
SALTY, tasting of sa...
saltwort
18
12
a seaside herb [n -S...
samizdat
18
21
(Russian) in the for...
sandiest
13
10
SANDY, covered with...
sandspit
16
13
a small point of lan...
sandwort
16
13
any of various small...
sapphist
21
16
a lesbian [n -S]
sappiest
18
14
SAPPY, full of sap [...
sarcenet
15
12
a fine silk fabric,...
sarconet
15
12
a fine silk fabric,...
sarkiest
15
12
SARKY, sarcastic [ad...
sarodist
14
9
one who plays the sa...
sarsenet
12
9
a fine silk fabric,...
sassiest
14
8
SASSY, impertinent [...
satanist
13
9
one who worships the...
satirist
15
8
one who satirizes, a...
saturant
13
10
a substance used to...
saucepot
18
15
a deep cooking pot w...
sauciest
17
12
SAUCY, impertinent [...
savagest
16
14
SAVAGE, fierce, unci...
savviest
18
16
SAVVY, shrewd [adj]
scaliest
18
12
SCALY, peeling off i...
scandent
15
14
climbing as a plant...
scantest
16
12
SCANT, scarce [adj]
scarcest
20
14
SCARCE, in short sup...
scariest
17
11
SCARY, frightening,...
scelerat
17
12
(French) a villain,...
schizont
22
23
in protozoans, a mat...
scilicet
22
15
(Latin) to wit; name...
sciolist
19
12
one whose knowledge...
scodiest
17
12
SCODY, (New Zealand)...
scramjet
20
23
a type of aircraft e...
scrimpit
22
17
(Scots) meager [adj]
sculpsit
22
16
(Latin) he or she sc...
seacoast
15
11
land bordering the s...
seacraft
18
14
skill in navigation...
seafront
14
12
an area along the ed...
seamiest
14
11
SEAMY, unpleasant [a...
seamount
13
13
a volcanic mountain...
seascout
16
12
a boy trained in wat...
seatbelt
16
12
an arrangement of st...
seatrout
13
9
a marine fish [n -S]
secodont
15
13
the cutting of back...
securest
17
12
SECURE, free from da...
sedatest
13
9
SEDATE, calm, self-p...
sederunt
13
11
(Latin) a prolonged...
sedgiest
15
11
SEDGY, bordered by s...
sediment
14
13
to settle in the bot...
seediest
13
9
SEEDY, shabby [adj]
seeliest
14
9
SEELY, fortunate; in...
seepiest
15
11
SEEPY, oozing with w...
segreant
13
11
in heraldry, with ra...
semblant
17
16
(archaic) a likeness...
semimatt
16
14
having a slight lust...
semisoft
17
14
moderately soft [adj...
semitist
16
11
a Semitic scholar [n...
semplest
18
15
SEMPLE, of humble bi...
sennight
16
14
(archaic) the space...
sentient
12
10
capable of sensation...
sepiment
16
15
a hedge [n -S]
serenest
12
9
SERENE, calm, tranqu...
sergeant
13
11
a noncommissioned mi...
serjeant
14
18
a noncommissioned mi...
sermonet
13
12
a short sermon, also...
servient
15
13
subordinate [adj]
setenant
11
10
(French) in philatel...
severest
15
12
SEVERE, strict, hars...
sextolet
20
16
a group of six notes...
shadiest
16
11
SHADY, full of shade...
shakeout
16
15
a minor economic rec...
shakiest
17
14
SHAKY, shaking [adj]
shaliest
17
11
SHALY, resembling sh...
sharpest
18
13
SHARP, keen, acute [...
sheepcot
20
16
a small enclosure fo...
sheerest
15
10
SHEER, utter [adj]
sherbert
18
13
a frozen fruit-flavo...
shiniest
16
11
SHINY, filled with l...
shipment
19
17
something that is sh...
shitlist
19
11
a blacklist of peopl...
shoalest
16
11
SHOAL, shallow, also...
shootist
16
10
a skilled marksman [...
shootout
15
11
a battle fought with...
shoplift
22
17
to steal goods from...
shortcut
20
14
to take a shorter or...
shortest
16
10
SHORT, having little...
shouldst
18
13
SHALL, used as an au...
shoutout
16
12
a public greeting, e...
showboat
20
16
to show off [v -ED,...
showiest
19
13
SHOWY, making a bril...
sibilant
17
13
hissing, also SIBILO...
sidemeat
14
12
meat cut from the si...
signpost
17
14
to provide with post...
silkiest
17
13
SILKY, resembling si...
silliest
17
10
SILLY, showing a lac...
siltiest
16
9
SILTY, full of silt...
silurist
17
10
a member of the anci...
simonist
15
12
one who practices si...
simplest
19
15
SIMPLE, straightforw...
simplist
20
15
(archaic) one skille...
simulant
16
14
a simulator [n -S]
sinciput
20
16
(Latin) the forehead...
sinkiest
15
13
SINKY, yielding unde...
siphonet
17
14
an aphid's honeydew...
sissiest
15
8
SISSY, effeminate, a...
sitarist
15
8
one who plays the si...
skieyest
21
14
SKIEY, resembling th...
skinsuit
16
14
a one-piece skintigh...
skintest
15
13
SKINT, having no mon...
skiviest
18
16
SKIVIE, (Scots) dera...
skylight
27
19
a window placed in a...
slackest
19
16
SLACK, not tight or...
slapshot
19
14
a fast powerful shot...
slatiest
15
9
SLATY, resembling sl...
sleekest
15
13
SLEEK, smooth, gloss...
sleepout
16
13
part of a veranda pa...
slickest
20
16
SLICK, smooth and sl...
slimiest
17
12
SLIMY, resembling sl...
slimmest
18
15
SLIM, slender [adj]
slipknot
18
17
a knot that adjusts...
slopiest
17
12
SLOPY, sloping [adj]
slugfest
19
15
a vigorous fight [n...
smallest
17
13
SMALL, not large [ad...
smallsat
17
13
a relatively small,...
smartest
15
11
SMART, clever [adj]
smiliest
17
12
SMILEY, given to smi...
smokepot
17
18
a container for givi...
smokiest
16
15
SMOKY, full of smoke...
smuggest
18
16
SMUG, complacent [ad...
snakebit
16
16
unlucky [adj]
snakepit
16
16
a pit filled with sn...
snakiest
14
13
SNAKY, like a snake,...
snapshot
17
14
to photograph inform...
snariest
13
9
SNARY, in danger of...
snellest
15
11
SNELL, keen, sharp [...
snidiest
14
10
SNIDEY, maliciously...
snipiest
16
12
SNIPY, snipelike; fr...
snoddest
13
11
SNOD, (Scots) smooth...
snowbelt
19
16
a area of regular sn...
snowboot
17
15
a boot for walking i...
snowiest
16
12
SNOWY, full of snow...
snowmelt
18
16
water produced by th...
snowsuit
17
13
a child's garment fo...
snuggest
16
14
SNUG, cosy [adj]
soapiest
15
11
SOAPY, like soap [ad...
soaproot
14
11
any plant whose root...
soapwort
18
14
a tall herb of the p...
soberest
15
11
SOBER, having contro...
sodalist
15
10
a member of a sodali...
soddiest
14
10
SODDY, consisting of...
sodomist
15
12
one who practices so...
soggiest
16
12
SOGGY, heavy with mo...
soiliest
15
9
SOILY, dirty, soiled...
solarist
15
9
one who practises so...
solecist
18
12
one who commits a so...
solidest
15
10
SOLID, having defini...
solidist
16
10
an advocate of, or b...
solleret
15
10
a metallic pointy to...
somatist
15
11
one who admits the e...
sombrest
17
14
SOMBRE, gloomy, dark...
somerset
14
11
a leap in which a pe...
somewhat
19
16
an unspecified numbe...
songfest
16
14
a gathering for sing...
sonorant
11
10
a voiced consonant r...
sonsiest
13
9
SONSIE, buxom, comel...
soothest
15
10
SOOTH, true, real, a...
sootiest
13
8
SOOTY, covered with...
soppiest
18
14
SOPPY, foolishly sen...
sorriest
14
8
SORRY, feeling regre...
sortment
14
12
an assortment [n -S]
soundest
13
11
SOUND, being in good...
soupiest
16
12
SOUPY, having the co...
spaciest
19
14
SPACY, weird in beha...
spanglet
17
15
a sparkling bit of m...
sparklet
18
16
a small spark [n -S]
sparsest
16
11
SPARSE, thinly distr...
speakout
16
16
the act of speaking...
spewiest
19
14
SPEWY, boggy [adj]
spiciest
20
14
SPICY, tasting of sp...
spickest
21
18
SPICK, tidy, fresh [...
spikelet
18
16
a type of flower clu...
spikiest
18
15
SPIKY, resembling a...
spiniest
16
12
SPINY, having spines...
spintext
22
19
a clergyman, a long-...
spirelet
17
12
a slender spire [n -...
spiriest
17
11
SPIRY, tall, slender...
sprocket
20
18
a toothlike projecti...
sproglet
18
14
a small child [n -S]
sprucest
20
15
SPRUCE, smart, dappe...
spumiest
18
15
SPUMY, like spume [a...
squarest
22
18
SQUARE, rigidly conv...
stablest
17
12
STABLE, well-founded...
staggart
16
12
the male red deer wh...
stagiest
15
10
STAGY, having a thea...
stagnant
13
12
still and often foul...
staidest
14
9
STAID, sober and sed...
stakeout
14
13
a surveillance of an...
stalwart
18
12
staunch, also STALWO...
standout
13
11
one that shows marke...
standpat
15
13
resisting or opposin...
stardust
15
10
cosmic dust, meteori...
starkest
15
12
STARK, stern, harsh...
starspot
16
11
an area of darkness...
starwort
17
11
any plant of the gen...
statelet
14
9
a small political st...
stedfast
16
12
(obsolete) of a pers...
steepest
15
11
STEEP, inclined shar...
steevest
15
12
STEEVE, (Scots) firm...
sternest
13
9
STERN, severe [adj]
stewiest
17
11
STEWY, like a stew [...
stickout
19
16
one who is conspicuo...
stievest
16
12
STIEVE, (Scots) stif...
stiffest
19
14
STIFF, rigid [adj]
stillest
17
10
STILL, free from sou...
stinkpot
17
16
a common musk turtle...
stiviest
17
12
STIVY, stuffy [adj]
stockist
19
15
a shopkeeper who sto...
stockpot
20
18
a pot for making sou...
stolport
17
12
an airport for aircr...
stonecut
16
13
a print made from an...
stoniest
13
9
STONY, of or like st...
stoutest
14
9
STOUT, thick, resolu...
stradiot
14
9
(historical) a Venet...
straicht
20
13
(Scots) straight, al...
straight
18
12
uncurved, also STRAI...
straucht
20
14
(Scots) straight, al...
straught
18
13
(Scots) straight, al...
strawhat
19
13
pertaining to a summ...
streight
18
12
(Spenser) a strait,...
strepent
15
12
(Latin) noisy [adj]
strident
14
10
loud, grating [adj S...
strumpet
18
15
(archaic) a whore [n...
styliest
22
11
STYLIE, (New Zealand...
subabbot
20
18
a subordinate abbot...
subadult
18
15
an individual approa...
subagent
16
15
a subordinate agent...
subcrust
21
16
a subdivision of a c...
subdepot
18
16
a subdivision of a m...
suberect
19
15
nearly erect [adj]
sublimit
20
16
a limit within a lim...
subshaft
21
17
a shaft that is bene...
subtlest
18
13
SUBTLE, so slight as...
subtract
20
15
to take away, also S...
subtrist
18
12
(archaic) somewhat s...
subverst
19
16
SUBVERSE, to overthr...
succinct
24
19
clearly expressed in...
suckiest
19
16
SUCKY, not good [adj...
sudsiest
15
10
SUDSY, full of suds...
suetiest
14
9
SUETY, resembling su...
sulfuret
18
14
to treat with sulfur...
sulkiest
17
14
SULKY, in a resentfu...
sunburnt
16
15
SUNBURN, to burn by...
sunburst
17
14
a burst of sunlight...
sunlight
19
15
the light of the sun...
sunniest
13
11
SUNNY, full of sun [...
superfit
19
15
exceptionally fit [a...
superhet
18
14
a superheterodyne re...
superhit
19
14
something exceedingl...
superhot
18
14
extremely hot [adj]
superjet
18
21
a type of jet airpla...
supplant
19
17
to take the place of...
supplest
20
16
SUPPLE, pliant, lith...
surfboat
18
15
a strong rowboat [n...
surfiest
17
12
SURFY, abounding in...
surgiest
16
11
SURGY, surging [adj]
surliest
16
10
SURLY, sullenly rude...
surmount
15
14
to get over or acros...
surprint
17
13
to print over printi...
surrebut
17
13
to reply to a rebutt...
sveltest
17
13
SVELTE, slender, sle...
swaliest
18
12
SWALY, marshy [adj]
swankest
17
16
SWANK, slender, plia...
swankpot
19
19
one who shows off, a...
sweetest
16
11
SWEET, tasting like...
sweirest
17
11
SWEIR, (Scots) sloth...
swellest
19
13
SWELL, stylish [adj]
swiftest
20
14
SWIFT, rapid [adj]
swiftlet
21
15
a cave-dwelling swif...
swimsuit
20
15
a bathing suit [n -S...
swipiest
20
14
SWIPEY, fuddled with...
swishest
20
13
SWISH, smart, stylis...
symbiont
23
17
an organism living i...
symplast
25
17
the continuous netwo...
tabbinet
17
15
a fabric like poplin...
tablemat
17
15
a small mat used on...
tabouret
15
12
a low stool without...
tacahout
18
14
a gall on the tamari...
tackiest
18
15
TACKEY, slightly sti...
taggiest
16
12
TAGGY, matted into t...
tailcoat
17
12
a man's formal coat,...
talciest
18
12
TALCY, like talc, al...
talkfest
18
16
an informal discussi...
talkiest
16
13
TALKY, tending to ta...
tallitot
16
10
TALLIT, a Jewish pra...
tangiest
14
11
TANGY, having a fres...
tangoist
14
11
a tango dancer [n -S...
tantrist
14
9
an adherent of the y...
tardiest
14
9
TARDY, late [adj]
tarriest
14
8
TARRY, like tar [adj...
tartiest
14
8
TARTY, like a prosti...
tastiest
14
8
TASTY, pleasant to t...
tattiest
14
8
TATTY, shabby, fraye...
tawniest
16
12
TAWNY, orange-brown,...
tawtiest
17
11
TAWTIE, (Scots) matt...
tealight
18
13
a candle used in tea...
teariest
13
8
TEARY, wet with tear...
techiest
19
13
TECHY, irritable, al...
teeniest
12
9
TEENY, (colloquial)...
tegument
15
15
the natural covering...
telecast
17
12
to broadcast by tele...
teleport
16
12
to transport by will...
teletext
20
16
a system by which an...
temulent
15
14
pertaining to temule...
tenement
12
13
an apartment house [...
tenorist
13
9
one who sings tenor...
tentiest
13
9
TENTY, watchful, als...
tepidest
16
12
TEPID, moderately wa...
terawatt
16
11
a trillion watts [n...
tercelet
17
12
the male of various...
testiest
14
8
TESTY, irritable [ad...
teuchest
19
14
TEUCH, (Scots) tough...
teughest
17
13
TEUGH, (Scots) tough...
thawiest
19
13
THAWY, inclined to m...
theocrat
18
13
a divine or deified...
theorist
16
10
one who theorizes [n...
thereout
15
11
out of that [adv]
thewiest
19
13
THEWY, having strong...
thickest
21
17
THICK, having a grea...
thickset
21
17
having a short thick...
thinnest
15
12
THIN, not fat [adj]
thornset
15
11
beset with thorns [a...
thrawart
19
13
(Scots) froward, obs...
threapit
18
13
THREAP, to dispute,...
threepit
18
13
THREEP, to dispute,...
thumbnut
20
19
a nut that is turned...
thumbpot
22
20
a very small flowerp...
thymiest
24
15
THYMEY, abounding in...
tichiest
20
13
TICHY, very small, a...
tiddiest
15
10
TIDDY, very small [a...
tightest
18
12
TIGHT, firmly or clo...
tilliest
17
10
TILLY, of or like ti...
timariot
15
11
(historical) a Turki...
timidest
16
12
TIMID, lacking coura...
tinniest
13
10
TINNY, making a nois...
tintiest
14
9
TINTY, unevenly tint...
tippiest
19
14
TIPPY, (slang) in th...
tipsheet
18
13
a publication with t...
tipsiest
17
11
TIPSY, slightly drun...
tiredest
14
9
TIRED, fatigued [adj...
titubant
16
13
staggering [adj]
tockiest
18
15
TOCKY, muddy [adj]
toffiest
18
14
TOFFY, like a toff,...
toilinet
14
10
a kind of woollen cl...
tolerant
13
10
inclined to tolerate...
tommyrot
22
16
nonsense [n -S]
toppiest
18
14
TOPPY, of audio repr...
torchlit
21
14
lit by torches [adj]
toshiest
16
10
TOSHY, full of twadd...
tossiest
14
8
TOSSY, tossing the h...
totalist
15
9
one who tends to reg...
totemist
15
11
a specialist in tote...
tottiest
14
8
TOTTY, unsteady; tot...
toucanet
15
13
a smaller kind of to...
toughest
17
13
TOUGH, hard, durable...
tousiest
14
9
TOUSY, shaggy, unkem...
toutiest
14
9
TOUTIE, (Scots) petu...
touziest
17
18
TOUZY, shaggy, unkem...
towniest
16
12
TOWNY, belonging to...
towsiest
17
11
TOWSY, shaggy, unkem...
towziest
20
20
TOWZY, shaggy, unkem...
toxicant
22
19
a poisonous substanc...
toychest
25
15
a chest for toys [n...
tranchet
18
14
(French) a chisel-sh...
transact
16
12
to carry out [v -ED,...
transect
16
12
to cut across [v -ED...
transept
15
12
the part of a church...
transmit
15
12
to send from one pla...
trapnest
15
12
to determine the pro...
trawlnet
17
13
a large net used in...
triadist
15
9
a composer of triads...
trialist
16
9
a person taking part...
tricklet
20
16
a little trickle [n...
triffest
19
14
TRIFF, (slang) terri...
triggest
17
12
TRIG, (Scots) trim,...
trimmest
17
14
TRIM, neat [adj]
tripiest
17
11
TRIPY, like tripe, w...
trippant
18
15
tripping [adj]
troilist
16
9
one who engages in t...
troutlet
15
10
a little trout, also...
tubbiest
19
15
TUBBY, corpulent, al...
tuftiest
17
12
TUFTY, abounding in...
tulipant
17
14
(obsolete) a turban,...
tumpiest
18
15
TUMPY, hummocky [adj...
turbojet
18
21
a type of jet engine...
turfiest
17
12
TURFY, covered with...
turncoat
16
13
a traitor [n -S]
turnspit
17
13
a person who turns a...
tuskiest
16
13
TUSKY, having promin...
twilight
23
16
the time between sun...
twiniest
17
12
TWINY, resembling st...
twinight
21
16
of a baseball game,...
typecast
25
16
to cast continually...
ultrahot
17
12
extremely hot [adj]
ultraist
16
10
an advocate of extre...
umbellet
19
17
a small or partial u...
unbereft
17
16
not bereft [adj]
unbonnet
13
15
to uncover the head...
unbought
19
18
obtained without buy...
unbright
20
17
not bright [adj]
uncaught
20
18
not caught [adj]
undecent
15
15
not decent, also IND...
underact
16
14
to act subtly and wi...
underbit
16
14
UNDERBITE, to bite i...
undercut
17
15
to cut under [v UNDE...
undereat
12
11
to eat an insufficie...
underlet
14
12
to lease at less tha...
underlit
15
12
lacking adequate lig...
underset
13
11
a current below the...
underwit
17
14
inferior wit [n -S]
undesert
13
11
a lack of merit [n -...
undevout
15
16
not devout, also IND...
undreamt
14
14
not dreamed about [a...
undulant
14
14
rising and falling i...
unexpert
21
20
not expert, also INE...
unforgot
16
15
not forgotten, also...
unfought
19
18
not fought [adj]
unhonest
14
13
dishonest [adj]
unionist
13
11
one who believes in...
uniquest
22
20
UNIQUE, having no ot...
unitrust
15
11
a type of annuity tr...
unknight
18
19
to divest of knighth...
unlearnt
13
12
UNLEARN, to put out...
unpliant
16
15
not pliant [adj]
unpriest
16
13
to divest of priesth...
unripest
16
13
UNRIPE, not mature e...
unsafest
15
13
UNSAFE, not safe [ad...
unsecret
16
13
(Shakespeare) to inf...
unsexist
20
17
not sexist [adj]
unsilent
14
12
not silent [adj]
unsocket
17
17
to take out of the s...
unsought
17
15
not sought [adj]
unspoilt
17
14
not spoilt [adj]
unsurest
14
11
UNSURE, not sure [ad...
untaught
17
15
UNTEACH, to cause to...
untenant
11
12
to deprive of a tena...
unthrift
19
15
a spendthrift [n -S]
untruest
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11
UNTRUE, not true [ad...
unweight
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to reduce the weight...
unwisest
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UNWISE, not wise [ad...
upcaught
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UPCATCH, to catch up...
upmarket
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to make more upmarke...
uppercut
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to strike an upward...
upthrust
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to thrust up [v UPTH...
urbanest
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URBANE, refined and...
urbanist
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a specialist in city...
urticant
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a substance that cau...
usufruct
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the legal right of u...
utopiast
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one who believes in...
utterest
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UTTER, complete [adj...
vaginant
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sheathing [adj]
vairiest
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VAIRY, charged or va...
validest
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VALID, sound, legall...
valvelet
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a small valve [n -S]
vampiest
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VAMPY, like a vamp,...
vapidest
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VAPID, empty [adj]
vastiest
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VASTY, (archaic) vas...
vealiest
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VEALY, resembling ve...
vegetant
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characteristic of pl...
vegetist
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one that eats only p...
vehement
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ardent [adj VEHEMENT...
veiliest
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VEILY, like a veil,...
veiniest
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VEINY, full of veins...
veinulet
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a small veinule, als...
velveret
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a kind of velvet hav...
verselet
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a little verse [n -S...
vesicant
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any agent that induc...
vestment
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a ceremonial garment...
vetivert
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(Tamil) the essentia...
videofit
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a type of identikit...
viewiest
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VIEWY, showy; having...
viewport
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a framed area on a c...
vigilant
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watchful [adj VIGILA...
vinolent
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addicted to wine [ad...
virement
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in accounting, an au...
virulent
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extremely poisonous...
visagist
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14
an expert in facial...
viscount
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a British or Irish n...
visitant
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someone who calls in...
vitalist
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one who holds to the...
vividest
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VIVID, strikingly br...
vivisect
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to dissect the livin...
vizament
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(Shakespeare) advise...
vocalist
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a singer, as opposed...
voguiest
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VOGUEY, in vogue [ad...
volitant
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capable of flying [a...
volumist
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an author [n -S]
voorskot
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(Afrikaans) advance...
votarist
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a person who is boun...
vuggiest
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VUGGY, abounding in...
vughiest
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VUGHY, abounding in...
vuttiest
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VUTTY, (dialect) dir...
wackiest
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WACKY, eccentric, al...
wainscot
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to cover with wooden...
waitlist
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to put on a list of...
walliest
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WALLY, (Scots) fine,...
wallwort
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a dwarf elder [n -S]
waltiest
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WALTY, inclined to t...
wankiest
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WANKY, contemptible...
warbiest
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WARBY, (Australian s...
warcraft
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the art of war [n -S...
wariment
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(Spenser) wariness [...
warpaint
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paint used to decora...
wartiest
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WARTY, covered with...
wartwort
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a kind of spurge, th...
washiest
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WASHY, watery, damp...
waspiest
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WASPY, like a wasp,...
waspnest
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the nest of a wasp [...
wastelot
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an unused lot of lan...
watchout
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the act of keeping a...
waterjet
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a stream of water fo...
waxplant
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any of several plant...
waypoint
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a point between majo...
weariest
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WEARY, tired [adj]
webbiest
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WEBBY, resembling a...
wedgiest
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WEDGY, resembling a...
weediest
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WEEDY, resembling we...
weeniest
15
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WEENY, very small [a...
weepiest
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WEEPY, tending to we...
weirdest
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WEIRD, eeerily stran...
weldment
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a unit composed of w...
wenniest
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WENNY, resembling a...
wershest
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WERSH, (Scots) taste...
westmost
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farthest west [adj]
whereout
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14
out of which [adv]
wheyiest
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WHEYEY, like whey al...
whinchat
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a small brown and bu...
whiniest
19
14
WHINY, given to whin...
whirlbat
23
17
an ancient boxing gl...
whiteout
19
14
a condition of zero...
whitepot
21
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a Devonshire pudding...
whitiest
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WHITY, whiteish, als...
whittret
20
13
(Scots) a weasel, al...
whodunit
19
16
a mystery novel, als...
whorlbat
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17
an ancient boxing gl...
whydunit
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a novel or film conc...
wiftiest
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WIFTY, ditsy, amiabl...
wiggiest
20
15
WIGGY, crazy [adj]
willyart
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15
bent on having one's...
wimpiest
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WIMPY, ineffectual,...
windiest
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WINDY, related to wi...
wingbeat
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the motion of a bird...
wingiest
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WINGY, having or res...
wingsuit
19
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a skydiving suit wit...
wispiest
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WISPY, like a wisp,...
withiest
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WITHY, flexible and...
wittiest
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WITTY, possessed of...
womanist
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a supporter of woman...
wombiest
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WOMBY, (Shakespeare)...
wonkiest
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WONKY, not working p...
woodchat
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a species of shrike,...
woodiest
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WOODY, like wood [ad...
woofiest
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WOOFY, dense in text...
wooliest
17
12
WOOLY, having the te...
wooziest
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WOOZY, slightly drun...
wordiest
17
12
WORDY, verbose [adj]
workboat
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a commercial boat [n...
workboot
19
18
a sturdy leather boo...
wormcast
21
17
a spiral heap of ear...
wormiest
18
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WORMY, infested with...
wormroot
17
14
a medicinal plant ro...
wouldest
18
14
(archaic) 2nd person...
wristlet
19
12
a wrist band [n -S]
wrongest
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14
WRONG, not according...
wussiest
18
12
WUSSY, wimpish [adj]
yahrzeit
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(Yiddish) an anniver...
yappiest
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YAPPY, given to yapp...
yawniest
22
14
YAWNY, full of yawns...
yechiest
25
15
YECHY, disgusting [a...
yeshivot
24
16
YESHIVA, (Hebrew) a...
yeukiest
21
15
YEUKY, itchy [adj]
yglaunst
22
15
GLANCE, to look quic...
yobbiest
24
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YOBBY, resembling a...
yoghourt
23
15
(Turkish) a semisoli...
yolkiest
22
15
YOLKY, like yolk [ad...
youngest
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YOUNG, born recently...
yuckiest
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YUCKY, messy or disg...
yukkiest
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19
YUKKY, disgusting, a...
yummiest
23
17
YUMMY, delicious [ad...
zappiest
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ZAPPY, (slang) full...
zerumbet
20
24
(Persian) an East In...
zestiest
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ZESTY, full of zest...
ziggurat
20
22
a Babylonian temple...
zikkurat
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26
a Babylonian temple...
zinciest
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21
ZINCY, of or like zi...
zingiest
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ZINGY, full of zest...
zinkiest
18
22
ZINKY, of or like zi...
zippiest
22
23
ZIPPY, full of zip,...
zooblast
19
21
an animal cell [n -S...
zoograft
19
22
animal tissue grafte...
zootiest
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17
ZOOTY, flashy in man...
zygodont
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23
relating to molar te...
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