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abbey
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13
a building inhabited...
abray
16
10
(Spenser) to awake,...
absey
16
10
(obsolete) the alpha...
accoy
20
13
(Spenser) to subdue,...
acidy
18
11
resembling acid, sou...
aggry
17
11
ancient West African...
agley
16
10
(Scots) with a turn...
agony
14
10
extreme suffering [n...
aiery
14
7
the nest of a bird o...
alary
15
8
of or pertaining to...
allay
16
9
to reduce in intensi...
alley
16
9
a narrow passageway,...
alloy
16
9
to combine a mixture...
alway
18
11
(archaic) always [ad...
ambry
18
13
a cupboard for sacre...
amity
16
10
friendship [n AMITIE...
amply
19
14
AMPLE, plentiful [ad...
angry
15
10
having anger [adj AN...
annoy
12
9
to be troublesome to...
anomy
14
11
(French) a condition...
antsy
14
8
eager, excited [adj...
apery
16
10
the act of aping [n...
appay
18
13
to satisfy, also APA...
apply
20
14
to bring to bear [v...
appuy
19
14
to give military sup...
aptly
18
11
APT, suited to [adv]
arefy
16
10
to dry up [v AREFIED...
array
14
7
to place in order [v...
arsey
14
7
aggressive, irritabl...
artsy
15
7
arty [adj ARTSIER, A...
assay
14
7
to put to the proof,...
asway
17
10
swayingly [adv]
ataxy
20
14
loss of muscular coo...
atimy
16
10
loss of honour [n AT...
atomy
15
10
(archaic) an atom, a...
atony
13
8
muscular debility, a...
atopy
16
10
an inherited tendenc...
aunty
14
9
an aunt, also AUNTIE...
awmry
19
13
a cupboard for sacre...
azury
18
17
a bluish colour, als...
azygy
25
20
a state of being unp...
baccy
23
16
(colloquial) tobacco...
baddy
17
12
a bad person, also B...
badly
18
12
BAD, not good [adv]
baffy
21
16
a wooden golf club [...
baggy
19
14
loose fitting [adj B...
baldy
18
12
a bald person [n BAL...
balky
19
15
apt to balk; as, a b...
bally
19
12
a noisy uproar [n BA...
balmy
19
14
mild, temperate [adj...
bandy
16
12
to toss to and fro [...
banty
16
11
a bantam [n BANTIES]
barby
19
13
(Australian slang) a...
bardy
17
11
(Scots) scolding, im...
barky
18
14
having a tough outer...
barmy
18
13
foamy, dotty, also B...
barny
16
11
like a barn [adj BAR...
barry
17
10
(Australian slang) a...
bassy
17
10
somewhat deep in sou...
batty
17
10
(colloquial) crazy [...
bawdy
20
14
obscene [adj BAWDIER...
bawty
20
13
a kind of dog, also...
beady
16
11
resembling beads [ad...
beaky
17
14
resembling a beak [a...
beamy
17
13
radiant [adj BEAMIER...
beany
15
11
a small close-fittin...
beaty
16
10
of music, having a m...
beefy
18
13
thickly built [adj B...
beery
16
10
smelling of beer [ad...
beigy
18
12
relating to the colo...
belay
17
11
to fasten a rope [v...
belly
19
12
to swell out [v BELL...
bendy
16
12
a tropical plant [n...
benny
15
12
(slang) an overcoat...
benty
16
11
like wiry grass [adj...
beray
16
10
(obsolete) to befoul...
berry
17
10
a fleshy fruit which...
betty
17
10
a burglar's tool, a...
bevvy
21
18
an alcoholic drink [...
bezzy
23
28
(slang) one's best f...
bialy
18
11
an onion roll, also...
biccy
24
16
(slang) biscuit, als...
biddy
18
12
a chicken or hen; an...
biffy
22
16
(US) an outdoor toil...
biggy
20
14
a biggish thing, als...
bigly
20
13
BIG, of large size [...
bilby
21
14
a burrowing marsupia...
bilgy
20
13
having the smell of...
billy
20
12
(Australian slang) a...
bingy
18
13
(Australian slang) t...
birsy
18
10
(Scots) bristly [adj...
bitsy
18
10
small and attractive...
bitty
18
10
fragmented [adj BITT...
bivvy
22
18
to bivouac, to remai...
bizzy
24
28
a policeman [n BIZZI...
blady
18
12
as in blady grass, a...
blimy
20
14
an interjection expr...
bliny
18
12
BLIN, (Russian) a sm...
blowy
21
14
windy, gusty [adj BL...
bludy
19
13
stained with blood,...
bluey
18
12
a swagman's bundle o...
bobby
21
16
(slang) a policeman...
bogey
17
12
to shoot one over pa...
boggy
19
14
like a bog [adj BOGG...
boney
15
11
like bone, also BONY...
bonny
15
12
a sweetheart [n BONN...
booay
15
10
a remote rural place...
booby
18
13
a name for various k...
boody
16
11
to sulk or mope [v B...
boofy
18
13
muscular and strong...
boogy
17
12
to dance to rock mus...
booky
17
14
by way of being lite...
boomy
17
13
hollow-sounding [adj...
booty
16
10
a rich prize [n BOOT...
boozy
19
19
inclined to booze, a...
boppy
21
16
suggestive of bebop...
borty
17
10
relating to bort, di...
bosky
18
14
woody or bushy [adj...
bossy
17
10
a cow [n BOSSIES] /...
bothy
19
12
(Scots) a hut, cabin...
botty
17
10
(colloquial) a botto...
bousy
17
11
inclined to booze, a...
boxty
23
17
an Irish dish of pot...
boysy
23
12
suited to or typical...
braky
18
14
abounding in shrubs...
braxy
23
17
a bacterial disease...
briny
17
11
the sea [n BRINIES]...
brosy
17
10
having the quality o...
bubby
22
17
(colloquial) a woman...
buddy
18
13
to become close frie...
buffy
22
17
of a yellowish-brown...
bufty
20
14
(colloquial) a homos...
buggy
20
15
a light carriage [n...
bulgy
20
14
bulging [adj BULGIER...
bulky
20
16
having bulk [adj BUL...
bully
20
13
to treat threatening...
bumpy
21
17
of uneven surface [a...
bundy
17
13
to clock on or clock...
bungy
18
14
a strong rubber rope...
bunjy
19
21
a strong rubber rope...
bunny
16
13
(colloquial) a rabbi...
bunty
17
12
having bunt, a disea...
buppy
22
17
a black urban profes...
burly
19
12
heavy and muscular [...
burry
18
11
abounding in burs, o...
busby
20
14
a fur hat with a bag...
bushy
20
13
having many bushes [...
busky
19
15
(Shakespeare) bushy...
busty
18
11
full-bosomed [adj BU...
butty
18
11
a fellow workman, es...
buzzy
24
29
having a buzzing qua...
byway
26
15
a side road [n -S]
cabby
22
16
(colloquial) a cabdr...
cacky
22
17
of or like excrement...
caddy
18
12
to serve as a golfer...
cadgy
19
13
cheerful, also KIDGI...
cagey
18
12
shrewd, also CAGY [a...
cakey
18
14
lumpy, also CAKY [ad...
calmy
20
14
clayey [adj CALMIER,...
campy
21
16
comically exaggerate...
candy
17
12
to coat with sugar [...
canny
16
12
prudent, also CANNIE...
canty
17
11
(Scots) contented [a...
carby
20
13
(Australian) short f...
cardy
18
11
(short for) a short...
carny
17
11
to coax, also CARNEY...
carry
18
10
to convey from one p...
carvy
20
14
a herb used in cooki...
casky
19
14
resembling a cask [a...
catty
18
10
spiteful [adj CATTIE...
certy
18
10
as in by my certy, S...
chary
20
12
discreetly cautious...
chevy
22
16
to chase about, also...
chewy
23
15
not easily chewed [a...
chivy
23
16
to chase about, also...
choky
21
16
a prison [n CHOKIES]...
ciggy
21
14
(slang) cigarette, a...
cissy
19
10
an effeminate boy [n...
civvy
23
18
(short for) a civili...
clary
19
11
any plant of the gen...
cluey
19
12
(Australian slang) w...
coady
17
11
a sauce made from mo...
coaly
18
11
containing coal [adj...
cobby
22
16
stout, obstinate [ad...
cocky
22
17
an Australian farmer...
colby
21
14
a type of mild-tasti...
coley
18
11
an edible fish of th...
colly
20
12
to blacken with coal...
comby
21
16
full of holes like a...
comfy
21
16
(colloquial) comfort...
commy
20
16
a Communist, also CO...
coney
16
11
a rabbit, also CONY...
conky
18
15
full of a tree fungu...
cooey
16
10
to cry out shrilly,...
cooky
18
14
a small flat cake, a...
cooly
18
11
(historical) a (non-...
coomy
18
13
full of coom, soot;...
copay
19
13
an amount payable by...
coppy
22
16
a small stool [n COP...
copsy
20
13
like a coppice [adj...
corby
20
13
a raven, a crow, als...
corey
17
10
the penis, also CORY...
corky
19
14
like cork [adj CORKI...
corny
17
11
trite, sentimental [...
cosey
17
10
a covering for a tea...
covey
19
14
a small flock of bir...
cowry
21
13
a glossy seashell, a...
coyly
25
13
COY, modest, bashful...
cozey
20
19
a covering for a tea...
crapy
20
13
like crape [adj CRAP...
crazy
21
19
insane [adj CRAZIER,...
crepy
20
13
having the texture o...
crony
17
11
a close friend [n CR...
crudy
19
12
(Shakespeare) crude,...
crusy
19
11
(Scots) an open iron...
cubby
23
17
a snug enclosed spac...
cuddy
19
13
(Scots) a young coal...
cully
21
13
to cheat, deceive [v...
culty
20
12
intended to appeal t...
cundy
18
13
a covered drain, als...
cuppy
23
17
cuplike [adj CUPPIER...
curdy
19
12
having the texture o...
curly
20
12
tending to curl [adj...
curny
18
12
granular, also CURNE...
curry
19
11
meat, fish, vegetabl...
curvy
21
15
curved [adj CURVIER,...
cushy
21
13
(colloquial) easy, c...
cuspy
21
14
of a computer progra...
cutey
18
11
a cute person, also...
cutty
19
11
a short clay pipe [n...
daddy
15
10
(colloquial) father...
daffy
19
14
short for daffodil [...
daggy
17
12
(Australian colloqui...
daily
16
9
a newspaper publishe...
dairy
15
8
a shop where dairy p...
daisy
15
8
a flowering plant [n...
dally
17
10
to waste time [v DAL...
dampy
18
14
somewhat damp [adj D...
dancy
17
12
(esp. of electronic...
dandy
14
10
a fop [n DANDIES] /...
danny
13
10
the hand, also DONNY...
darcy
18
11
a unit of geological...
darky
16
12
(offensive) a colour...
dashy
17
10
stylish [adj DASHIER...
dauby
17
12
smeary [adj DAUBIER,...
deary
14
8
a term of endearment...
deawy
17
11
(Spenser) dewy, also...
debby
19
14
a debutante [n DEBBI...
decay
17
11
to decompose [v -ED,...
decoy
17
11
to lure into a trap...
decry
18
11
to denounce [v DECRI...
deedy
14
9
industrious [adj DEE...
deely
15
9
as in deely boppers,...
deify
17
11
to make a god of [v...
deity
15
8
a god or goddess [n...
delay
15
9
to put off to a late...
delly
17
10
(colloquial) a delic...
denay
13
9
(obsolete) to declar...
deoxy
20
15
having less oxygen t...
deray
14
8
(obsolete) to derang...
derby
17
11
a type of hat [n DER...
derry
15
8
(Australian slang) a...
diary
15
8
a personal journal [...
dicey
18
11
dangerous [adj DICIE...
dicky
20
15
poor in condition [a...
dicty
19
11
(US slang) proud, sn...
diddy
16
10
(colloquial) small,...
dikey
16
12
(colloquial) like a...
dilly
18
10
a small bag, also DI...
dimly
18
12
DIM, obscure [adv]
dingy
16
11
to ignore or avoid [...
dinky
16
13
a small locomotive,...
dippy
20
14
crazy, insane [adj D...
dirty
16
8
soiled [adj DIRTIER,...
dishy
18
10
(colloquial) attract...
ditsy
16
8
eccentric, also DITZ...
ditty
16
8
to put to music [v D...
ditzy
19
17
eccentric, also DITS...
divvy
20
16
to divide up, also D...
dizzy
22
26
giddy [adj DIZZIER,...
dobby
19
14
a loom attachment wh...
doddy
15
10
a hornless cow [n DO...
dodgy
16
11
dubious, shady [adj...
dogey
15
10
a stray calf, also D...
doggy
17
12
resembling a dog [ad...
doily
16
9
an ornamental napkin...
dolly
17
10
to move on a wheeled...
donny
13
10
(colloquial) the han...
donsy
14
9
unlucky, also DONSIE...
doody
14
9
a childish word for...
dooly
15
9
(Hindi) a litter or...
doomy
15
11
depressed [adj DOOMI...
doozy
17
17
an extraordinary one...
dopey
16
11
lethargic; stupid, a...
dorky
16
12
(slang) idiotic, con...
dormy
16
11
being ahead in golf...
dorty
15
8
(Scots) pettish, sul...
dotty
15
8
feebleminded, harmle...
dowdy
18
12
a woman who wears un...
dowly
19
12
(English dialect) du...
downy
17
12
covered in down [adj...
dowry
18
11
the property which a...
doyly
22
11
an ornamental napkin...
drily
17
9
DRY, having no moist...
drony
14
9
monotonous [adj DRON...
drusy
16
9
rough with minute cr...
druxy
22
16
of timber, having hi...
dryly
23
11
DRY, having no moist...
duchy
21
14
the domain of a duke...
ducky
20
16
(US slang) excellent...
duddy
16
11
(Scots) ragged, also...
dully
18
11
somewhat dull [adj D...
dumky
18
16
DUMKA, (Czech) a lam...
dummy
18
15
sham, feigned [adj D...
dumpy
19
15
a dumpy person [n DU...
dungy
16
12
having the quality o...
dunny
14
11
an outside lavatory,...
duply
19
13
to give a second rep...
duppy
20
15
in the West Indies,...
durgy
17
11
dwarfish [adj DURGIE...
duroy
15
9
a coarse woollen fab...
durry
16
9
(Australian slang) a...
dusky
17
13
somewhat dark [adj D...
dusty
16
9
full of dust [adj DU...
dykey
22
14
like a lesbian, also...
early
15
8
an early potato [n E...
ebony
15
11
a dark heavy tropica...
edify
17
11
to enlighten [v EDIF...
eensy
13
8
(colloquial) very sm...
elegy
16
10
a mournful poem for...
elogy
16
10
a funeral oration, a...
embay
17
13
to enclose in a bay...
emery
15
10
to coat with emery (...
empty
18
13
to remove the conten...
enemy
14
11
one that is antagoni...
enjoy
15
17
to take pleasure in...
ensky
15
12
to raise in the skie...
entry
14
8
a place of entrance...
envoy
15
12
a representative [n...
epoxy
22
17
to glue with a type...
essay
14
7
to attempt [v -ED, -...
every
16
11
each without excepti...
fabby
21
16
excellent, marvellou...
faddy
17
12
inclined to take up...
faery
16
10
(archaic) the world...
faffy
21
16
awkward and time-con...
faggy
19
14
having the character...
fairy
17
10
a creature of folklo...
fakey
17
14
fake [adj FAKIER, FA...
fancy
19
14
to take a liking to...
fanny
15
12
as in to fanny about...
farcy
20
13
a chronic horse dise...
fatly
18
11
FAT, having an abund...
fatty
17
10
one that is fat [n F...
fawny
19
14
yellowish-brown colo...
felly
19
12
the rim of a wheel,...
felty
18
11
matted like felt [ad...
femmy
19
16
markedly feminine in...
fendy
16
12
(Scots) resourceful,...
fenny
15
12
an alcoholic spirit...
ferly
18
11
marvellous [adj FERL...
ferny
16
11
covered with ferns [...
ferry
17
10
to transport by a ty...
festy
17
10
(Australian slang) v...
feyly
24
13
FEY, foreseeing the...
fezzy
23
28
like a fez, a red br...
fiery
17
10
intensely hot [adj F...
fifty
20
13
a number [n FIFTIES]
filly
20
12
a female horse up to...
filmy
20
14
thin, delicate [adj...
finny
16
12
having fins [adj FIN...
firry
18
10
abounding in firs [a...
fishy
20
12
consisting of fish [...
fisty
18
10
like a fist [adj FIS...
fitly
19
11
in a fit manner [adv...
fizzy
24
28
fizzing [adj FIZZIER...
flaky
19
15
a fit of temper [n F...
flamy
19
14
flaming [adj FLAMIER...
flary
18
11
tending to flare [ad...
flawy
21
14
full of flaws [adj F...
flaxy
24
18
like flax; of a ligh...
flory
18
11
having fleur-de-lis...
fluey
18
12
infected with the fl...
fluky
20
16
lucky, by accidental...
fluty
19
12
resembling a flute i...
flyby
27
16
a flight, at low alt...
foamy
17
13
covered with foam [a...
fogey
17
12
a person with an old...
foggy
19
14
filled with fog [adj...
foley
17
11
in filming, the foot...
folky
19
15
a performer of folk...
folly
19
12
to act with folly [v...
fonly
17
12
foolishly [adv]
foody
16
11
an enthusiast for fo...
footy
16
10
mean [adj FOOTIER, F...
foray
16
10
to make a raid [v -E...
forby
19
13
(Scots) besides, als...
forky
18
14
resembling a fork [a...
forty
17
10
a number [n FORTIES]
frory
17
10
frozen, also FRORE,...
frowy
20
13
musty, rancid, also...
fubby
22
17
chubby and squat, al...
fubsy
20
14
chubby, also FUBBY [...
fuddy
18
13
old-fashioned, dull...
fudgy
19
14
resembling fudge (a...
fuffy
22
17
light and soft [adj...
fuggy
20
15
close, stuffy [adj F...
fugly
20
14
an offensive word fo...
fully
20
13
FULL, filled complet...
fundy
17
13
(German) a member of...
funky
18
16
of jazz, pop music e...
funny
16
13
a comic strip [n FUN...
furry
18
11
covered in fur [adj...
furzy
21
20
abounding in furze [...
fussy
18
11
overly concerned wit...
fusty
18
11
old-fashioned; musty...
fuzzy
24
29
covered with fuzz [a...
gabby
20
15
talkative [adj GABBI...
gaily
17
10
GAY, cheerful [adv]
gally
18
11
gall-like, bitter [a...
gamay
16
12
a variety of red gra...
gamey
16
12
tasting like game, h...
gammy
18
15
lame, maimed [adj GA...
gandy
15
11
as in gandy dancer,...
gappy
20
15
full of gaps [adj GA...
gaspy
18
12
GAS [adv]
gassy
16
9
containing gas [adj...
gaucy
19
13
(Scots) portly, joll...
gaudy
16
11
tastelessly showy [a...
gaumy
17
13
dauby, smeary, also...
gauzy
19
19
resembling gauze [ad...
gawcy
22
15
(Scots) portly, joll...
gawky
20
16
awkward [adj GAWKIER...
gawsy
19
12
(Scots) portly, joll...
gayly
23
12
GAY, cheerful [adv]
geeky
16
13
socially awkward or...
gelly
18
11
(slang) gelignite [n...
gemmy
18
15
resembling a gem [ad...
genny
14
11
a large triangular s...
genty
15
10
neat, trim [adj GENT...
germy
17
12
full of germs [adj G...
giddy
17
11
to make dizzy [v GID...
gilly
19
11
a Highland chief's a...
gilpy
20
13
a boisterous girl, a...
gimpy
20
15
limping [adj GIMPIER...
ginny
15
11
affected with gin (a...
gippy
21
15
(offensive) a gypsy,...
gipsy
19
12
to live like a gypsy...
girly
18
10
a girl, also GIRLIE...
glady
17
11
full of glades [adj...
glary
17
10
glaring [adj GLARIER...
glazy
20
19
covered with a smoot...
gleby
19
13
(archaic) cloddy, tu...
globy
19
13
(Milton) round [adj...
glory
17
10
to rejoice proudly [...
gluey
17
11
resembling glue [adj...
goary
15
9
(Milton) gory, blood...
goaty
15
9
like a goat, smellin...
gobby
20
15
(colloquial) loudmou...
godly
17
11
like a god [adj GODL...
goety
15
9
(obsolete) black mag...
goldy
17
11
somewhat like gold [...
golly
18
11
a grotesque black do...
gooby
17
12
(New Zealand) spittl...
goody
15
10
an archaic title for...
gooey
14
9
sticky or viscid [ad...
goofy
17
12
foolish, stupid; (of...
gooky
16
13
sticky, messy [adj G...
gooly
16
10
(Australian) a small...
goony
14
10
an albatross, also G...
goopy
17
12
sticky or gooey [adj...
goory
15
9
(New Zealand) a mong...
goosy
15
9
a goose, a blockhead...
gormy
17
12
dauby, smeary, also...
gorsy
16
9
covered with gorse [...
gothy
18
11
(colloquial) relatin...
gouty
16
10
affected with gout [...
grapy
18
12
resembling grapes, a...
gravy
18
13
a sauce of the fat a...
grimy
18
12
dirty, covered with...
gripy
19
12
causing sharp pains...
grisy
17
9
(obsolete) grim, gri...
grody
16
10
(US slang) sleazy, g...
grovy
18
13
like a grove [adj GR...
gucky
21
17
slimy, mucky [adj GU...
gulfy
20
14
full of whirlpools [...
gully
19
12
to form ravines by t...
gulpy
20
14
marked by gulping [a...
gummy
19
16
resembling gum [adj...
gundy
16
12
(Scots) a toffee mad...
gungy
17
13
sticky and messy [ad...
gunky
17
15
covered in gunk [adj...
gunny
15
12
a coarse jute fabric...
guppy
21
16
a small brightly-col...
gurdy
17
11
a winch on a fishing...
gurly
18
11
grim [adj GURLIER, G...
gurry
17
10
fish offal [n GURRIE...
gushy
19
12
overly sentimental [...
gussy
17
10
to dress up in fine...
gusty
17
10
blowing in gusts [ad...
gutsy
17
10
(colloquial) courage...
gutty
17
10
a solid gutta-percha...
gynny
21
13
(Shakespeare) a guin...
gyppy
27
17
(offensive slang) a...
gypsy
25
14
to live like a gypsy...
haily
18
10
with hail falling [a...
hairy
17
9
covered with hair [a...
hammy
19
15
overly theatrical [a...
handy
16
11
convenient [adj HAND...
hanky
17
14
(colloquial) handker...
haply
20
13
by chance [adv]
happy
21
15
marked by joy [adj H...
hardy
17
10
very sturdy [adj HAR...
harpy
19
12
a shrewish person [n...
harry
17
9
to plunder, ravage [...
hashy
19
11
thrown together in a...
hasty
17
9
speedy [adj HASTIER,...
hayey
22
11
like hay [adj HAYIER...
heady
16
10
intoxicating [adj HE...
heapy
18
12
full of heaps [adj H...
heavy
18
13
of great weight [adj...
hedgy
18
12
abounding in hedges...
heedy
16
10
(Spenser) heedful, c...
hefty
19
12
big of build [adj HE...
hempy
20
15
a rogue, a tomboy [n...
henny
15
11
a hen-like cock [n H...
henry
16
10
a unit of inductance...
herby
19
12
abounding with herbs...
herry
17
9
(Spenser) to praise,...
hilly
20
11
abounding in hills [...
hinky
18
14
strange, unreliable...
hinny
16
11
to neigh, whinny, al...
hiply
21
13
HIP, aware of the la...
hippy
22
15
having big hips [adj...
hissy
18
9
a tantrum [n HISSIES...
hoagy
17
11
a long sandwich, als...
hoary
16
9
white with age [adj...
hobby
21
15
a recreational pasti...
hokey
17
13
overdone, contrived,...
holey
17
10
full of holes [adj H...
holly
19
11
an evergreen shrub h...
homey
17
12
home-loving [adj HOM...
honey
15
10
to sweeten with a sw...
honky
17
14
(slang) a white man,...
hoody
16
10
resembling a hoodlum...
hooey
15
9
nonsense [n -S]
hooky
17
13
truancy [n HOOKIES]...
hooly
17
10
soft and careful [ad...
hooty
16
9
sounding like the cr...
hoppy
21
15
tasting of hops [adj...
horny
16
10
like horn [adj HORNI...
horsy
17
9
like a horse, also H...
hosey
16
9
to choose sides in a...
hotly
18
10
HOT, having a high t...
hotty
17
9
a hot-water bottle,...
howdy
20
13
to greet (how do you...
hubby
22
16
(colloquial) husband...
huffy
22
16
easily offended [adj...
huggy
20
14
sensitive and caring...
hulky
20
15
bulky, unwieldy [adj...
hully
20
12
having husks [adj HU...
humpy
21
16
an Aboriginal hut [n...
hunky
18
15
strongly built [adj...
hurly
19
11
a large two-wheeled...
hurry
18
10
to move swiftly [v H...
hushy
20
12
hush-hush, secret [a...
husky
19
14
a breed of dog used...
hussy
18
10
a brazen girl, also...
huzzy
24
28
a brazen girl, also...
hyphy
28
16
a style of hip-hop m...
icily
20
11
ICY, covered with ic...
imply
20
14
to insinuate [v IMPL...
imshy
19
12
in old military slan...
inlay
15
9
to insert or imbed [...
irony
14
8
words used to expres...
itchy
21
12
affected with itchin...
ivory
17
11
a hard white substan...
ixnay
20
15
not! [interj]
jacky
21
23
a sailor [n JACKIES]
jaggy
19
20
jagged, rough-edged...
jakey
17
20
(Scots) a homeless a...
jammy
19
22
very lucky [adj JAMM...
janny
15
18
to act as a disguise...
janty
16
17
briskly self-assured...
jasey
16
16
a wig of worsted, al...
jazzy
23
34
of or like jazz, noi...
jeely
17
17
to make into a jelly...
jelly
19
18
to make into a jelly...
jemmy
19
22
neat, smart [adj JEM...
jenny
15
18
a female donkey [n J...
jerky
18
20
dried meat [n JERKIE...
jerry
17
16
(colloquial) a chamb...
jetty
17
16
to jut out, also JUT...
jiffy
22
22
(colloquial) a short...
jiggy
20
20
with the rhythm of a...
jimmy
20
22
a short crowbar used...
jimpy
21
22
(Scots) neat [adj JI...
jivey
19
20
jazzy, lively, also...
jocky
21
23
resembling an athlet...
jokey
17
20
full of jokes, also...
jolly
19
18
mirthful [adj JOLLIE...
jolty
18
17
in a jolting manner...
jonty
16
17
a naval master-at-ar...
jotty
17
16
written down quickly...
jowly
21
20
having prominent jow...
juicy
21
20
full of juice [adj J...
jumby
21
23
(West Indian) a ghos...
jumpy
21
23
nervy [adj JUMPIER,...
junky
18
22
rubbishy, worthless...
jutty
18
17
jutting out [adj JUT...
kandy
15
13
a South Indian weigh...
karsy
16
11
(slang) a lavatory,...
karzy
19
20
(slang) a lavatory,...
kaury
16
12
(Maori) a gum- and t...
kedgy
17
14
(Scots) brisk, cheer...
kelly
18
13
the top pipe of a ro...
kelpy
19
15
(Scots) a water-hors...
kelty
17
12
(Scots) a bumper or...
kempy
19
17
of hair, coarse, lik...
kerky
17
15
stupid [adj KERKIER,...
kerry
16
11
one of an Irish bree...
kicky
21
18
exciting [adj KICKIE...
kiddy
17
13
to hoax; to kid [v K...
kiley
17
12
a boomerang, also KY...
kilty
18
12
one who wears a kilt...
kindy
16
13
(Australian slang) a...
kinky
17
16
twisted [adj KINKIER...
kirby
19
14
as in kirby grip, a...
kissy
17
11
inclined to kiss [ad...
kitty
17
11
a kitten [n KITTIES]
kooky
16
15
eccentric [adj KOOKI...
lacey
18
11
resembling lacework,...
laddy
16
10
laddish in behaviour...
lairy
16
8
flashily dressed [ad...
laity
16
8
the non-clerical mem...
laldy
17
10
(Scots) a beating or...
lamby
19
14
resembling a lamb [a...
lammy
18
14
a thick quilted jump...
lanky
16
13
tall and thin [adj L...
lardy
16
9
like lard [adj LARDI...
larky
17
12
given to larking, al...
lassy
16
8
molasses [n LASSIES]
lathy
18
10
like a lath; long an...
lavvy
20
16
(colloquial) lavator...
lawny
18
12
covered with lawn [a...
laxly
23
16
LAX, slack or loose...
leady
15
9
resembling lead [adj...
leafy
17
11
abounding in leaves,...
leaky
16
12
inclined to leak [ad...
leany
14
9
(Spenser) lean [adj]
leary
15
8
cunning, wary, also...
leavy
17
12
full of leaves, also...
leccy
22
14
(colloquial) electri...
ledgy
17
11
abounding in ledges;...
leery
15
8
cunning, wary, also...
lefty
18
11
someone who is polit...
leggy
18
12
having long legs [ad...
lezzy
22
26
(short for) a lesbia...
limby
20
14
having many large br...
limey
17
11
a British sailor [n...
lindy
16
10
to perform the lindy...
liney
15
9
resembling a line, a...
lingy
17
11
covered with heaths...
linky
17
13
full of interlocking...
linny
15
10
a shed, also LINHAY,...
linty
16
9
covered with lint [a...
lippy
21
14
impertinent [adj LIP...
loamy
16
11
resembling loam [adj...
lobby
20
14
to seek to influence...
lofty
18
11
very high [adj LOFTI...
loggy
18
12
sluggish, also LOGY...
lolly
18
10
(short for) a lollip...
looby
17
11
a large, awkward per...
looey
14
8
a lieutenant of the...
looky
16
12
an interjection: loo...
loony
14
9
crazy [adj LOONIER,...
loopy
17
11
full of loops [adj L...
loppy
20
14
hanging limply [adj...
lordy
16
9
a mild interjection...
lorry
16
8
a vehicle used for t...
lossy
16
8
of a compression for...
loury
16
9
gloomy, louring, als...
lousy
16
9
infested with lice [...
lovey
17
12
fondly affectionate...
lowly
20
12
in a low position of...
lowry
19
11
a kind of small parr...
lucky
21
16
fortunate [adj LUCKI...
lummy
19
15
(slang) excellent [a...
lumpy
20
15
full of lumps [adj L...
lurgy
18
11
(facetious) a fictit...
lurry
17
9
(Milton) a confused...
lushy
19
11
tipsy [adj LUSHIER,...
lusty
17
9
full of vigour [adj...
luvvy
21
17
(colloquial) a membe...
madly
17
12
MAD, insane [adv]
malmy
18
14
resembling malm, a c...
malty
17
11
resembling malt [adj...
mamey
16
13
a tropical plant hav...
mammy
18
16
a child's name for m...
mangy
16
13
affected with mange,...
manky
16
15
(Scots) filthy, dirt...
manly
16
12
having the qualities...
manty
15
11
(Scots) a woman's lo...
mardy
16
11
petulant [adj MARDIE...
marly
17
11
abounding with marl...
marry
16
10
to enter into marria...
marvy
18
14
marvellous [adj MARV...
mashy
18
12
of the nature of a m...
massy
16
10
solid, full of mass...
masty
16
10
as if well fed on ma...
matey
15
10
a friend [n -S]
mauby
18
14
a frothy beverage ma...
mausy
16
11
foggy, misty, also M...
mauzy
19
20
foggy, misty, also M...
mawky
20
17
maggoty [adj MAWKIER...
mazey
18
19
winding or convolute...
mealy
16
11
covered with meal [a...
meany
14
11
a nasty person, also...
meaty
15
10
full of meat [adj ME...
meiny
15
11
a family, including...
melty
17
11
liable to melt [adj...
mercy
19
13
compassion and cleme...
merry
16
10
mirthful, also MERRI...
meshy
18
12
formed like network...
messy
16
10
dirty or untidy [adj...
micky
21
17
an Irishman, also MI...
middy
17
12
a medium sized beer...
midgy
18
13
full of midges [adj...
miffy
21
16
easily annoyed [adj...
mifty
19
13
(obsolete) quick to...
milky
19
15
like milk [adj MILKI...
milty
18
11
full of milt [adj MI...
mimsy
18
13
prim, demure, prudis...
mincy
19
14
affectedly dainty [a...
mingy
17
13
mean and stingy [adj...
minny
15
12
a small fish, a minn...
minty
16
11
having the flavour o...
mirky
18
14
dark, also MURKY [ad...
mirly
18
11
marbled [adj MIRLIER...
missy
17
10
a young girl [n MISS...
misty
17
10
blurry [adj MISTIER,...
mizzy
23
28
as in mizzy maze, di...
mobby
20
16
a frothy beverage, a...
mobey
17
13
(slang) a mobile pho...
mochy
21
15
(Scots) mouldy, damp...
moggy
18
14
a cat, also MOGGIE [...
moldy
17
12
mouldy [adj MOLDIER,...
molly
18
12
a kind of tropical f...
mommy
18
16
(colloquial) mother,...
money
14
11
an official medium o...
monty
15
11
the whole lot, as in...
moody
15
11
given to changing at...
mooly
16
11
a hornless cow, also...
moony
14
11
resembling the moon,...
moory
15
10
of or pertaining to...
mopey
17
13
dejected, also MOPY...
moppy
20
16
(obsolete) drunk [ad...
mopsy
18
13
a woman who wears do...
moray
15
10
a kind of eel, also...
mosey
15
10
to saunter [v -ED, -...
mossy
16
10
covered with moss [a...
motey
15
10
full of motes [adj M...
mothy
18
12
full of moths [adj M...
motty
16
10
(Scots) containing m...
mousy
16
11
like a mouse; timid;...
mucky
21
18
dirty [adj MUCKIER,...
muddy
17
13
covered with mud [ad...
muggy
19
15
warm and humid [adj...
muhly
20
14
a perennial grass [n...
muley
17
12
a hornless cow, also...
mummy
19
17
to preserve by embal...
mumsy
18
14
old-fashioned; drab...
murky
18
15
dark, also MIRKY [ad...
murly
18
12
(Scots) crumbly [adj...
murry
17
11
a kind of eel, also...
mushy
19
13
like mush, soft [adj...
musky
18
15
resembling musk [adj...
mussy
17
11
disarranged, rumpled...
musty
17
11
having a stale odour...
muzzy
23
29
confused [adj MUZZIE...
myopy
24
15
a visual defect, als...
mythy
25
14
resembling myth [adj...
naggy
16
12
given to nagging [ad...
nancy
16
12
an effeminate young...
nanny
12
10
to look after someon...
nappy
18
14
of beer, having a he...
narky
15
12
irritable [adj NARKI...
nasty
14
8
ill-natured [adj NAS...
natty
14
8
neatly dressed [adj...
navvy
18
16
to work as a laboure...
neddy
14
10
like a ned, a hoolig...
needy
13
9
in a state of povert...
nelly
16
10
an effeminate male,...
nerdy
14
9
socially inept, also...
nervy
16
12
nervous [adj NERVIER...
netty
14
8
resembling a net [ad...
newly
18
12
NEW, of recent origi...
newsy
17
11
full of news [adj NE...
niffy
19
14
smelly [adj NIFFIER,...
nifty
17
11
apt, agile; stylish...
ninny
13
10
a fool [n NINNIES]
nippy
19
14
quick [adj NIPPIER,...
nirly
16
9
(Scots) knotty, stun...
nitry
15
8
(obsolete) containin...
nitty
15
8
full of nits [adj NI...
nobby
18
14
stylish, modish; ele...
nobly
17
12
NOBLE, possessing qu...
noddy
14
10
a fool [n NODDIES] /...
noily
15
9
of or like noil [adj...
noisy
14
8
making loud sounds [...
nonny
12
10
a meaningless word i...
nooky
14
12
full of nooks [adj N...
nosey
13
8
unduly curious, also...
nouny
13
10
having many nouns [a...
noway
16
11
in no way, also NOWA...
nowty
17
11
bad-tempered [adj NO...
nubby
19
15
having small protube...
nuddy
15
11
(Australian slang) s...
nummy
17
15
delicious [adj NUMMI...
nunny
13
11
as in nunny bag, a s...
nurdy
15
10
socially inept, also...
nutsy
15
9
(slang) crazy [adj N...
nutty
15
9
tasting of nuts; cra...
ochry
20
12
containing or resemb...
oddly
16
10
ODD, strange, unpair...
ology
16
10
a science whose name...
onely
14
9
(Spenser) only [adv]
onery
13
8
(colloquial) cantank...
onlay
14
9
an artificial veneer...
oracy
17
10
skill in oral commun...
otary
14
7
a big-eared seal [n...
oundy
14
10
(obsolete) wavy, als...
outby
17
11
(Scots) out of doors...
ovary
16
11
a female reproductio...
pacey
19
13
fast, lively, smart,...
paddy
17
12
a rice field, also P...
palay
17
11
the ivory tree, a sm...
pally
19
12
marked by close frie...
palmy
19
14
a stroke on the palm...
palsy
18
11
pally, being pals [a...
pandy
16
12
to punish by strikin...
pansy
16
11
a name for various s...
panty
16
11
a woman's or child's...
pappy
21
16
a father [n PAPPIES]...
pardy
17
11
(Shakespeare) assure...
parky
18
14
(colloquial) chilly...
parly
18
11
(Scots) a gingerbrea...
parry
17
10
to ward off a blow [...
party
17
10
to attend a social g...
paspy
19
13
(French) a Breton da...
pasty
17
10
pale and unhealthy i...
patly
18
11
PAT, hitting the mar...
patsy
17
10
a person who is easi...
patty
17
10
a small, flat cake o...
pawky
21
17
(Scots) drily or sli...
peaky
17
14
off-colour, unwell [...
peaty
16
10
of or like peat [adj...
peavy
18
14
a lever used to move...
pecky
21
17
marked by decay caus...
peeoy
15
10
(Scots) a homemade f...
peery
16
10
a wooden spinning to...
peggy
19
14
resembling a peg [ad...
penny
15
12
a coin of the United...
peony
15
11
a showy flower, also...
peppy
21
16
full of energy [adj...
perdy
17
11
(Shakespeare) assure...
perky
18
14
cheerful, lively [ad...
perry
17
10
a beverage of pear j...
pervy
19
14
perverted [adj PERVI...
pesky
18
14
annoying [adj PESKIE...
pesty
17
10
annoying [adj PESTIE...
petty
17
10
insignificant [adj P...
phony
18
13
not genuine or real,...
piccy
24
16
(slang) a picture [n...
picky
22
17
choosy, fastidious [...
piety
17
10
the state of being p...
piggy
20
14
piggish [adj PIGGIER...
pigmy
20
15
a small person, also...
pikey
18
14
a derogatory word fo...
piney
16
11
covered with pine tr...
pinky
18
15
somewhat pink [adj P...
pinny
16
12
(short for) pinafore...
piony
16
11
(obsolete) a peony,...
pippy
22
16
having pips [adj PIP...
pisky
19
14
a small fairy, also...
pissy
18
10
soiled with urine; i...
pithy
20
12
full of pith, to the...
platy
18
11
split into thin, fla...
plumy
20
15
covered with feather...
poboy
18
13
a New Orleans sandwi...
pocky
21
17
covered with pock ma...
poddy
17
12
a young calf [n PODD...
podgy
18
13
short and fat, also...
poesy
16
10
to utter poetry [v P...
pogey
17
12
in Canada, any form...
pokey
17
14
confined, also POKY...
poley
17
11
(Australian slang) a...
polly
19
12
a type of mineral wa...
pommy
19
16
an immigrant from th...
poncy
19
14
effeminate, also PON...
poney
15
11
a small horse, also...
pongy
17
13
(colloquial) smelly...
ponty
16
11
an iron rod used in...
poofy
18
13
effeminate, also POO...
poopy
18
13
stupid or ineffectua...
poovy
18
14
effeminate, also POO...
poppy
21
16
a brightly coloured...
popsy
19
13
a girlfriend, also P...
porgy
18
12
a species of saltwat...
porky
18
14
plump like a pig [ad...
porny
16
11
(colloquial) pornogr...
porty
17
10
of the taste of port...
posey
16
10
adopting poses for e...
potsy
17
10
a children's game, a...
potty
17
10
crazy [adj POTTIER,...
pouty
17
11
tending to pout [adj...
powny
19
14
(dialect) a pony, al...
pozzy
23
28
(Australian slang) a...
praty
17
10
(Irish colloquial) a...
predy
17
11
(obsolete) to make r...
premy
18
13
(US slang) a prematu...
prexy
23
17
(US slang) the presi...
pricy
21
13
expensive, also PRIC...
primy
19
13
(Shakespeare) in one...
privy
20
14
private [adj PRIVIER...
prosy
17
10
prosaic, tedious [ad...
proxy
23
17
a person authorised...
puddy
18
13
(colloquial) a paw,...
pudgy
19
14
short and fat, also...
pudsy
18
12
podgy, also PUDSEY [...
puffy
22
17
swollen [adj PUFFIER...
puggy
20
15
like a monkey or pug...
pukey
18
15
reminiscent of or re...
pully
20
13
(colloquial) a pullo...
pulpy
21
15
resembling pulp [adj...
punky
18
16
like a punk [adj PUN...
punny
16
13
involving a pun [adj...
punty
17
12
an iron supporting r...
puppy
22
17
to give birth to a p...
purpy
20
14
(Scots) purslane, or...
pursy
18
11
short of breath [adj...
purty
18
11
(US dialect) pretty...
pushy
20
13
offensively aggressi...
pussy
18
11
a cat, also POUSSIE...
putty
18
11
to fill with a type...
pygmy
26
17
a small person, also...
quaky
24
21
quaking, shaky [adj...
query
23
17
to question [v QUERI...
raggy
17
11
tattered [adj RAGGIE...
rainy
14
8
marked by rain [adj...
rally
17
9
to call together for...
rammy
17
13
resembling a male sh...
randy
14
9
full of sexual desir...
rangy
15
10
tall and slender [ad...
raspy
17
10
rough [adj RASPIER,...
ratty
15
7
infested with rats [...
ravey
16
11
characteristic of a...
rawly
19
11
RAW, uncooked [adv]
ready
14
8
prepared [adj READIE...
reamy
15
10
creamy, frothy [adj...
rebuy
17
11
to buy again [v REBO...
reccy
21
13
(colloquial) to reco...
reddy
15
9
somewhat red [adj RE...
redly
16
9
RED, the colour of b...
redry
15
8
to dry again [v REDR...
reedy
14
8
abounding in reeds [...
reefy
16
10
abounding in ridges...
reeky
15
11
(Scots) smoky, reeki...
refly
18
11
to fly again [v REFL...
refry
17
10
to fry again [v REFR...
reify
17
10
to regard as real or...
rekey
15
11
to re-enter informat...
relay
15
8
to put down new floo...
renay
13
8
(obsolete) to renoun...
reney
13
8
(obsolete) to renoun...
repay
16
10
to pay back [v REPAI...
reply
18
11
to answer [v REPLIED...
resay
14
7
to say again [v RESA...
resty
15
7
(obsolete) restive [...
retry
15
7
to try again [v RETR...
rhody
17
10
(colloquial) a rhodo...
ribby
20
13
marked by ribs [adj...
ricey
18
10
containing rice, als...
ridgy
17
10
having ridges [adj R...
rifty
18
10
having fissures [adj...
riley
16
8
turbid, also ROILY [...
rindy
15
9
covered in rind [adj...
risky
17
11
dangerous, also RISK...
ritzy
19
16
pretentious [adj RIT...
roary
14
7
noisy, garish, too b...
rocky
19
14
shaky, or unsteady [...
roguy
16
10
pertaining to a rogu...
roily
16
8
turbid [adj ROILIER,...
roofy
16
10
having a roof [adj R...
rooky
15
11
(Shakespeare) full o...
roomy
15
10
spacious [adj ROOMIE...
roopy
16
10
(Scots) hoarse [adj...
rooty
14
7
full of roots [adj R...
ropey
16
10
resembling rope, als...
rorty
15
7
(Australian slang) l...
roupy
17
11
hoarse, also ROOPIT,...
rowdy
18
11
turbulent [adj ROWDI...
rubby
20
14
(Canadian slang) rub...
ruddy
16
10
reddish [adj RUDDIER...
rugby
19
13
a form of football,...
ruggy
18
12
rough and uneven [ad...
rumly
18
12
RUM, odd, droll [adv...
rummy
18
14
queer [adj RUMMIER,...
rumpy
19
14
a Manx cat [n RUMPIE...
runny
14
10
inclined to run or l...
runty
15
9
like a runt [adj RUN...
rushy
18
10
abounding in rushes...
rusty
16
8
covered with rust [a...
rutty
16
8
marked by ruts [adj...
sadly
16
9
SAD, unhappy [adv]
saggy
17
11
characterized by sag...
sally
17
9
to rush out suddenly...
salty
16
8
tasting of salt [adj...
samey
15
10
(colloquial) boringl...
sammy
17
13
an Indian fruit and...
sandy
14
9
covered with sand [a...
sappy
19
13
full of sap [adj SAP...
sarky
16
11
sarcastic [adj SARKI...
sassy
15
7
impertinent [adj SAS...
satay
14
7
(Malay) a dish of ma...
saucy
18
11
impertinent [adj SAU...
saury
15
8
a sharp-beaked fish,...
savey
16
11
to know, to understa...
savoy
16
11
a variety of cabbage...
savvy
19
15
shrewd [adj SAVVIER,...
scaly
19
11
peeling off in flake...
scary
18
10
frightening, also SC...
scody
18
11
(New Zealand) unkemp...
scray
18
10
the tern, also SCRAY...
seamy
15
10
unpleasant [adj SEAM...
sedgy
16
10
bordered by sedge [a...
seedy
14
8
shabby [adj SEEDIER,...
seely
15
8
fortunate; innocent...
seepy
16
10
oozing with water [a...
seity
15
7
personal identity [n...
senvy
16
12
(obsolete) mustard [...
sepoy
16
10
(historical) an Indi...
serry
15
7
to press close, clos...
sesey
14
7
(Shakespeare) enough...
shady
17
10
full of shade; under...
shaky
18
13
shaking [adj SHAKIER...
shaly
18
10
resembling shale, al...
shily
19
10
SHY, embarrassed, ba...
shiny
17
10
a bright object [n S...
showy
20
12
making a brilliant d...
shyly
25
12
SHY, embarrassed, ba...
sicky
20
14
(Australian slang) a...
silky
18
12
resembling silk [adj...
silly
18
9
a silly person [n SI...
silty
17
8
full of silt [adj SI...
sinky
16
12
yielding underfoot [...
sippy
20
13
as in sippy cup, an...
sissy
16
7
effeminate, also CIS...
sixty
22
14
a number [n SIXTIES]
skiey
16
11
resembling the sky,...
skivy
19
15
inclined to slack of...
skyey
22
13
resembling the sky,...
slaty
16
8
resembling slate, al...
slily
18
9
SLY, cunning, wily;...
slimy
18
11
resembling slime [ad...
slopy
18
11
sloping [adj SLOPIER...
slyly
24
11
SLY, cunning, wily;...
smoky
17
14
full of smoke, also...
snaky
15
12
like a snake, also S...
snary
14
8
in danger of entrapm...
snipy
17
11
snipelike; frequente...
snowy
17
11
full of snow [adj SN...
soapy
16
10
like soap [adj SOAPI...
soddy
15
9
consisting of sod; c...
softy
17
10
a sentimental person...
soggy
17
11
heavy with moisture...
soily
16
8
dirty, soiled [adj S...
sonly
15
9
pertaining to a son...
sonny
13
9
(colloquial) a son [...
sonsy
14
8
buxom, comely, also...
sooey
13
7
used for calling pig...
sooty
14
7
covered with soot [a...
sophy
19
12
a ruler of Persia [n...
soppy
19
13
foolishly sentimenta...
sorry
15
7
feeling regret or gr...
soupy
17
11
having the consisten...
spacy
20
13
weird in behaviour,...
spewy
20
13
boggy [adj SPEWIER,...
spicy
21
13
tasting of spice, al...
spiky
19
14
resembling a spike,...
spiny
17
11
having spines [adj S...
spiry
18
10
tall, slender and ta...
splay
18
11
to spread out [v -ED...
spray
17
10
to disperse in fine...
spumy
19
14
like spume [adj SPUM...
stagy
16
9
having a theatrical...
stewy
18
10
like a stew [adj STE...
stimy
17
10
to thwart, stump, or...
stivy
18
11
stuffy [adj STIVIER,...
stogy
16
9
(US) a long inexpens...
stony
14
8
of or like stone, al...
story
15
7
to relate an account...
stray
15
7
to wander from the p...
stroy
15
7
(dialect) to destroy...
study
16
9
to apply oneself to...
stymy
23
12
to thwart, stump, or...
subby
20
14
(Australian slang) a...
sucky
20
15
not good [adj SUCKIE...
sudsy
16
9
full of suds [adj SU...
suety
15
8
resembling suet, als...
sulky
18
13
in a resentful mood...
sully
18
10
to soil, make impure...
sunny
14
10
full of sun [adj SUN...
surfy
18
11
abounding in breakin...
surgy
17
10
surging [adj SURGIER...
surly
17
9
sullenly rude [adj S...
swaly
19
11
marshy [adj SWALIER,...
swamy
19
13
(Hindi) a Hindu myst...
tabby
19
13
to give a wavy appea...
tacky
19
14
adhesive, also TACKY...
taffy
19
13
a hard-baked chewy s...
taggy
17
11
matted into tags [ad...
takky
17
15
(South Africa) a ten...
talcy
19
11
like talc, also TALC...
talky
17
12
tending to talk a gr...
tally
17
9
to count up, reckon...
tammy
17
13
(Scots) a Tam o' Sha...
tangy
15
10
having a fresh or sh...
tanky
15
12
a hardline communist...
tansy
14
8
a perennial herb [n...
tardy
15
8
late [adj TARDIER, T...
tarry
15
7
like tar [adj TARRIE...
tarty
15
7
like a prostitute [a...
tasty
15
7
pleasant to the tast...
tatty
15
7
shabby, frayed [adj...
tawny
17
11
orange-brown, also T...
teary
14
7
wet with tears, tear...
techy
20
12
irritable, also TEAC...
teddy
15
9
a one-piece undergar...
teeny
13
8
(colloquial) very sm...
telly
17
9
(colloquial) televis...
tenny
13
9
the colour orange-br...
tenty
14
8
watchful, also TENTI...
tepoy
16
10
(Hindi) an ornamenta...
terry
15
7
an absorbent fabric...
testy
15
7
irritable [adj TESTI...
thawy
20
12
inclined to melt [ad...
thewy
20
12
having strong or lar...
thymy
25
14
abounding in thyme,...
tichy
21
12
very small, also TIT...
ticky
20
14
a former South Afric...
tiddy
16
9
very small [adj TIDD...
tilly
18
9
of or like till, a s...
tinny
14
9
making a noise like...
tinty
15
8
unevenly tinted [adj...
tippy
20
13
(slang) in the heigh...
tipsy
18
10
slightly drunk [adj...
titty
16
7
(Scots) a sister, al...
tizzy
22
25
(colloquial) a state...
toady
14
8
to fawn on or flatte...
tocky
19
14
muddy [adj TOCKIER,...
today
14
8
the present day [n -...
toddy
15
9
(Hindi) the fermente...
toffy
19
13
like a toff, posh [a...
tokay
15
11
a large gecko of sou...
tolly
17
9
a castrated calf, al...
tommy
17
13
to oppress by the tr...
toney
13
8
high-toned, fashiona...
toppy
19
13
of audio reproductio...
toshy
17
9
full of twaddle [adj...
tossy
15
7
tossing the head, as...
totty
15
7
unsteady; tottery [a...
tousy
15
8
shaggy, unkempt, als...
touzy
18
17
shaggy, unkempt, als...
towny
17
11
belonging to the tow...
towsy
18
10
shaggy, unkempt, als...
towzy
21
19
shaggy, unkempt, als...
tripy
18
10
like tripe, worthles...
truly
17
9
TRUE, corresponding...
tubby
20
14
corpulent, also TUBB...
tufty
18
11
abounding in tufts [...
tummy
18
14
(colloquial) the sto...
tumpy
19
14
hummocky [adj TUMPIE...
tunny
14
10
a tuna fish [n TUNNI...
turfy
18
11
covered with turf [a...
tushy
18
10
(Yiddish) the bottom...
tusky
17
12
having prominent tus...
tutty
16
8
an impure zinc oxide...
twiny
18
11
resembling strong st...
typey
23
12
conforming to the st...
umpty
19
14
designating an indef...
unary
14
9
consisting of a sing...
uncoy
17
12
not coy [adj]
unify
17
12
to make into a coher...
unity
15
9
the state of being o...
unlay
15
10
to untwist [v UNLAID...
unpay
16
12
to make good, do awa...
unsay
14
9
to retract something...
updry
18
12
to dry completely [v...
uplay
18
12
to hoard [v UPLAID,...
upsey
17
11
(obsolete) a carousa...
usury
16
9
the lending of money...
vairy
17
11
charged or variegate...
vampy
20
17
like a vamp, also VA...
vardy
17
12
(archaic) an opinion...
vasty
17
11
(archaic) vast; imme...
vealy
17
12
resembling veal or a...
veery
16
11
an American thrush,...
veily
18
12
like a veil, diaphan...
veiny
16
12
full of veins, also...
veney
15
12
(Shakespeare) a venu...
verry
17
11
charged or variegate...
vibey
19
14
lively, vibrant [adj...
vichy
23
16
a type of mineral wa...
viewy
20
14
showy; having views...
voddy
17
13
(Coll) vodka [n VODD...
vuggy
20
16
abounding in vugs, a...
vughy
21
16
abounding in vugs, a...
vutty
18
12
(dialect) dirty [adj...
wacky
22
17
eccentric, also WHAC...
waddy
18
12
(Native Australian)...
wally
20
12
(Scots) fine, excell...
walty
19
11
inclined to tip over...
waney
16
11
waning in some parts...
wanky
18
15
contemptible [adj WA...
wanly
18
12
WAN, pale [adv]
wanty
17
11
a surcingle, or stra...
warby
20
13
(Australian slang) w...
warty
18
10
covered with warts [...
washy
20
12
watery, damp [adj WA...
waspy
20
13
like a wasp, waspish...
wavey
19
14
(Native American) th...
weary
17
10
tired [adj WEARIER,...
webby
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resembling a web [ad...
wedgy
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resembling a wedge [...
weedy
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resembling weeds [ad...
weeny
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very small [adj WEEN...
weepy
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tending to weep [adj...
welly
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(colloquial) a welli...
wenny
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resembling a wen, al...
wetly
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whiny
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given to whining, al...
whity
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whiteish, also WHITE...
wicky
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widdy
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ditsy, amiably eccen...
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crazy [adj WIGGIER,...
willy
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to clean in a willow...
wimpy
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ineffectual, also WI...
windy
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winey
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wingy
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having or resembling...
wispy
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like a wisp, also WI...
withy
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a flexible twig [n W...
witty
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possessed of wit, cl...
wolly
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a uniformed policema...
womby
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(Shakespeare) hollow...
wonky
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not working properly...
woody
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like wood [adj WOODI...
woofy
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dense in texture [ad...
wooly
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having the texture o...
woopy
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a well-off older per...
woozy
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slightly drunk or co...
wordy
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verbose [adj WORDIER...
wormy
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infested with worms...
worry
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to cause to be anxio...
wryly
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WRY, twisted [adv]
wussy
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wimpish [adj WUSSIER...
yabby
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(Native Australian)...
yampy
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(dialect) a foolish...
yappy
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given to yapping [ad...
yawey
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pertaining to the di...
yawny
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full of yawns [adj Y...
yechy
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disgusting [adj YECH...
yesty
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like yeast, also YEA...
yeuky
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itchy [adj YEUKIER,...
yippy
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a member of a radica...
yobby
25
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resembling a yob [ad...
yolky
23
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like yolk [adj YOLKI...
yucky
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messy or disgusting...
yukky
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disgusting, also YEU...
yummy
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delicious [adj YUMMI...
yuppy
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a young professional...
zaidy
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(Yiddish) a grandfat...
zappy
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(slang) full of verv...
zesty
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full of zest [adj ZE...
zincy
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of or like zinc, als...
zingy
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full of zest [adj ZI...
zinky
19
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of or like zinc, als...
zippy
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full of zip, energy...
zloty
19
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a monetary unit of P...
zooey
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like a zoo [adj ZOOI...
zooty
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flashy in manner or...
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