6 letter words that end with Y

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6 letter words that end with Y

6 letter Y word	Scrabble®	Words With Friends®	Description
abbacy	23	17	the office of an abb...
accloy	23	15	(Spenser) to injure...
acidly	21	13	ACID, sharp, sour [a...
acuity	20	12	sharpness [n ACUITIE...
aerify	18	11	to infuse air into;...
aerily	17	9	AERY, airy [adv]
affray	20	14	to disturb or fright...
agedly	18	12	AGED, being of a cer...
agency	19	14	a organization that...
agouty	17	11	a burrowing rodent,...
airily	18	9	AIRY, relating to ai...
airway	19	11	a passage for air [n...
alkoxy	24	20	containing a univale...
almery	18	12	a cupboard for sacre...
ambary	19	14	(Hindi) a fibre-yiel...
ambery	19	14	a cupboard for sacre...
anally	17	11	at or through the an...
anbury	18	13	a soft fleshy tumour...
anergy	16	11	the failure of the i...
anerly	16	10	(Scots) only [adv]
angary	16	11	the legal right of a...
angsty	17	11	feeling anxious [adj...
anyway	24	14	in any case [adv]
apathy	20	13	indifference [n APAT...
apepsy	20	14	failure or absence o...
aphony	19	14	loss of voice [n APH...
apiary	18	11	a place where bees a...
appley	21	15	resembling or tastin...
archly	23	14	ARCH, sly, mischievo...
argosy	17	10	a large merchant shi...
argufy	20	14	to argue stubbornly...
ariary	16	8	a currency of Madaga...
aridly	18	10	ARID, very dry [adv]
armory	17	11	a place where weapon...
arrowy	19	11	like arrows [adj]
artery	16	8	a vessel that carrie...
artily	18	9	ARTY, artistic in a...
aseity	16	8	self-origination [n...
ashery	18	10	a place where potash...
ashkey	19	14	the winged fruit of...
astely	17	9	the absence of a cen...
astony	15	9	to amaze or shock, a...
astray	16	8	off course [adv]
augury	18	12	the art of auguring...
aumbry	20	15	a cupboard for sacre...
auntly	17	11	like an aunt [adj AU...
aurify	19	12	to turn into gold [v...
aviary	18	12	a large bird enclosu...
avidly	20	14	AVID, eager [adv]
avowry	21	15	the act of avowing a...
aweary	18	11	(archaic) weary [adj...
azerty	19	17	designating a Europe...
babbly	24	18	given to babbling, c...
bailey	19	12	the outer wall or co...
bakery	19	15	a baker's shop [n BA...
baldly	21	14	BALD, without hair [...
ballsy	21	13	gutsy [adj BALLSIER,...
barely	19	12	BARE, unclothed, unc...
barfly	22	15	a drinker who freque...
barley	19	12	a cereal grass [n -S...
barney	17	12	a loud quarrel [n -S...
barony	17	12	the territory of a b...
basely	19	12	lowly [adv]
basify	21	14	to convert into a sa...
bassly	20	12	BASS, of a voice, lo...
batboy	20	14	a boy who minds base...
baulky	21	17	stubborn [adj BAULKI...
bawdry	22	15	(archaic) lewd talk,...
bawley	22	15	in Essex and Kent, a...
beachy	23	16	sandy or pebbly [adj...
beardy	18	12	a bearded person, al...
beauty	18	12	(Shakespeare) to mak...
beechy	23	16	abounding in beeches...
belady	19	13	to apply the title o...
belamy	20	15	(Spenser) a good fri...
belfry	22	15	a bell-tower [n BELF...
benchy	23	17	of a hillside, hollo...
benday	17	13	to reproduce using a...
bepity	21	14	to pity greatly [v B...
berley	19	12	(Australian) to scat...
betony	17	12	a labiate plant of w...
betray	18	11	to disclose in breac...
bewray	21	14	(archaic) to reveal...
bieldy	20	13	(Scots) affording sh...
bigamy	21	16	the crime of being m...
binary	18	12	a combination of two...
biopsy	21	14	to examine tissue fr...
bitchy	25	16	catty [adj BITCHIER,...
blabby	24	18	tending to blab [adj...
blanky	20	17	a child's blanket, a...
blashy	22	14	showery; of beer or...
blasty	20	12	characterised by gus...
bleaky	20	16	bleak [adj]
bleary	19	12	dim [adj BLEARIER, B...
blebby	24	18	containing blebs, as...
blenny	18	14	a long, slender, spi...
blimey	21	15	an interjection expr...
blingy	21	15	bling, flashy [adj B...
blobby	24	18	having blobs, blob-s...
blocky	24	19	block-like [adj BLOC...
blokey	20	16	like one of the blok...
bloody	19	13	to make blood-staine...
blooey	18	12	(slang) out of order...
bloomy	20	15	covered with flowers...
bloopy	21	15	in baseball, being a...
blotty	20	12	smudged [adj BLOTTIE...
blousy	20	13	coarse and ruddy-fac...
blowby	25	18	leakage of exhaust f...
blowsy	23	15	coarse and ruddy-fac...
blowzy	26	24	coarse and ruddy-fac...
bluely	21	14	BLUE, having the col...
bluesy	20	13	resembling blues mus...
bluggy	23	17	(colloquial) bloody...
bluidy	21	14	stained with blood,...
blurry	21	13	blurred [adj BLURRIE...
bobbly	24	18	like pilled cloth [a...
bodily	20	13	of the body [adj]
boldly	21	14	BOLD, brave, daring...
bolshy	22	14	left-wing, also BOLS...
boogey	18	13	to dance to rock mus...
booksy	19	15	in a literary way, a...
boozey	20	20	inclined to booze, a...
bosomy	19	14	having large breasts...
botany	17	12	the science of plant...
botchy	24	16	done badly [adj BOTC...
botfly	22	15	a name for various f...
bouncy	21	16	tending to bounce [a...
bounty	18	13	a reward [n BOUNTIES...
bowery	21	14	a colonial Dutch far...
bowsey	21	14	(Irish) a mean perso...
boxily	26	19	resembling boxes [ad...
braggy	21	15	tending to brag [adj...
bragly	21	14	(Spenser) proudly [a...
brainy	18	12	intelligent [adj BRA...
brandy	18	13	to mix with brandy (...
branky	19	16	(Scots) showy [adj B...
branny	17	13	containing bran [adj...
brashy	21	13	covered with brash,...
brassy	19	11	resembling brass [ad...
bratty	19	11	like a brat, spoilt...
brawly	23	15	(Scots) very well, a...
brawny	21	15	strongly built [adj...
bready	18	12	resembling bread [ad...
breezy	21	20	windy [adj BREEZIER,...
brekky	21	19	(colloquial) breakfa...
briary	19	11	full of briars, also...
bricky	24	18	made of bricks [adj...
briery	19	11	thorny, full of brie...
brinny	18	13	(Australian slang) a...
briony	18	12	a climbing plant [n...
brisky	21	15	BRISKY [adv]
brolly	21	13	an umbrella [n BROLL...
bronzy	21	21	of a brownish colour...
broody	18	12	tending to brood [ad...
broomy	19	14	abounding in broom (...
brothy	21	13	like broth [adj BROT...
browny	21	15	somewhat brown [adj...
browsy	22	14	relating to casual s...
brumby	23	18	(Australian slang) a...
brushy	22	14	resembling a brush;...
bryony	24	14	a wild climbing plan...
bubbly	25	19	champagne [n BUBBLIE...
bulimy	22	16	an eating disorder i...
bulley	21	14	a two-masted fishing...
bumboy	22	18	a young male homosex...
bunchy	24	18	clustered [adj BUNCH...
bungey	19	15	a strong rubber rope...
burbly	23	16	burbling [adj BURBLI...
burley	20	13	an American thin-lea...
bursty	20	12	occurring in short s...
busboy	21	15	an assistant waiter...
busily	21	13	BUSY, occupied [adv]
byplay	28	17	action subordinate t...
cagily	22	14	CAGY, shrewd, also C...
cairny	19	12	relating to a cairn...
calefy	22	15	to make warm or hot...
calmly	23	16	CALM, free from agit...
calory	20	12	the amount of heat n...
camply	24	18	CAMP, theatrical [ad...
canary	18	12	to prance about [v C...
canopy	20	15	to cover from above...
carboy	21	14	a large green bottle...
carney	18	12	to coax, also CARNY...
carsey	19	11	(slang) a lavatory,...
casefy	21	14	to become or make ch...
catchy	25	16	pleasing and easily...
causey	19	12	a causeway, also COR...
cavity	22	15	an unfilled space wi...
cecity	23	14	blindness [n CECITIE...
cedary	19	12	of or like cedar [ad...
celery	20	12	a plant with edible...
centry	19	12	(Shakespeare) a cent...
chaffy	26	19	worthless [adj CHAFF...
chalky	24	18	resembling chalk [ad...
chally	24	15	a light fabric, also...
chammy	24	19	to clean with a cham...
champy	25	19	broken up by the tra...
chancy	24	17	risky, also CHANCEY...
chanty	21	14	a song sung by sailo...
chappy	26	19	cracked [adj CHAPPIE...
charry	22	13	resembling charcoal...
chasmy	23	16	full of chasms [adj...
chatty	22	13	a type of water-pot...
chavvy	26	21	like a chav [adj CHA...
cheapy	23	16	(colloquial) somethi...
checky	26	20	chequered [adj CHECK...
cheeky	22	17	impudent [adj CHEEKI...
cheery	21	13	cheerful [adj CHEERI...
cheesy	21	13	resembling a food ma...
cheffy	26	19	relating to or chara...
chemmy	24	19	a card game, chemin...
chequy	30	23	checkered, also CHEC...
cherry	22	13	a fruit [n CHERRIES]...
cherty	22	13	resembling chert [ad...
chesty	22	13	suffering from a cou...
chicly	27	17	CHIC, smartly elegan...
chilly	25	15	cool [adj CHILLIER,...
chinky	23	18	full of cracks [adj...
chippy	27	19	belligerent [adj CHI...
chirpy	25	16	cheerful [adj CHIRPI...
chitty	23	13	a short letter [n CH...
chivvy	27	21	to chase about, also...
choccy	28	19	chocolate [n CHOCCIE...
chokey	22	17	(slang) prison, also...
choosy	21	13	difficult to please,...
choppy	26	19	full of irregular wa...
chowry	25	16	(Hindi) a whisk to k...
chromy	23	16	decorated with chrom...
chubby	27	20	plump, short, and th...
chucky	27	21	a chicken, also CHOO...
chuddy	23	16	(Australian slang) c...
chuffy	27	20	fat or puffed out in...
chummy	25	20	friendly [adj CHUMMI...
chunky	23	19	in chunks, solidly b...
cicely	24	15	a fragrant herb [n C...
cidery	20	12	like cider [adj]
citify	23	14	to adapt to the city...
cityfy	29	16	to adapt to the city...
claggy	23	16	sticky [adj CLAGGIER...
clammy	23	18	unpleasantly damp [a...
clanky	21	17	making a sharp, meta...
clarty	21	12	sticky and dirty [ad...
classy	21	12	having class, stylis...
clayey	26	14	resembling clay [adj...
clecky	25	19	broody [adj CLECKIER...
clergy	22	14	the body of persons...
cliffy	26	18	abounding in cliffs...
clifty	24	15	broken into cliffs [...
clingy	22	15	adhesive [adj CLINGI...
cliquy	30	22	relating to a clique...
cloddy	21	14	earthy [adj CLODDIER...
clodly	22	14	in a stupid fashion...
cloggy	23	16	lumpy, sticky [adj C...
clonky	21	17	making a dull thumpi...
clotty	21	12	tending to clot [adj...
cloudy	21	14	overcast with clouds...
clubby	26	19	characteristic of a...
clucky	26	20	(Australian slang) o...
clumpy	25	19	in clumps [adj CLUMP...
clumsy	23	16	not dexterous [adj C...
clunky	22	18	clumsy in style [adj...
coachy	24	16	a coachman [n COACHI...
cocksy	24	18	self-important, also...
codify	22	15	to put into the form...
coggly	23	16	shaky [adj COGGLIER,...
cogway	23	16	a railway operating...
coldly	22	14	COLD, having no warm...
colony	19	13	a settlement of emig...
colory	20	12	having much color, a...
comedy	20	15	a humorous work [n C...
comely	21	15	pleasing to look at...
comity	21	14	courteousness; civil...
comply	24	18	to obey [v COMPLIED,...
conchy	24	17	a conscientious obje...
convey	20	16	to transport [v -ED,...
convoy	20	16	to accompany (ships...
cookey	19	15	a small flat cake, a...
coolly	21	13	COOL, moderately col...
coonty	18	12	(Native American) an...
corody	19	12	an allowance of food...
corsey	19	11	(dialect) a pavement...
cosily	21	12	COSY, snug and comfo...
costly	21	12	expensive [adj COSTL...
county	19	13	an administrative di...
couthy	22	14	friendly, also COUTH...
covary	21	15	to vary mean values...
cowboy	24	17	a ranch worker [n -S...
cozily	24	21	COZY, snug and comfo...
crabby	24	17	ill-tempered [adj CR...
cracky	24	18	full of cracks [adj...
crafty	22	14	skillful in deceivin...
craggy	22	15	full of crags [adj C...
crampy	23	17	affected with cramp...
cranky	20	16	cantankerous [adj CR...
cranny	18	13	to open in crannies...
crappy	24	17	inferior in quality...
crawly	24	15	creepy [adj CRAWLIER...
creaky	20	15	creaking, also SCREA...
creamy	20	14	having the consisten...
creasy	19	11	having wrinkles [adj...
creeky	20	15	full of creeks [adj...
creepy	21	14	rather eerie [adj CR...
crepey	21	14	crinkly, also CREPY...
cressy	20	11	like cress [adj CRES...
cricky	25	18	a mild oath of surpr...
crikey	21	15	used as a mild oath,...
crimpy	24	17	wrinkled, curled [ad...
crispy	23	14	crisp in texture [ad...
croaky	20	15	low and hoarse [adj...
croggy	22	15	a ride on the back o...
croony	18	12	having or being a so...
croppy	24	17	an Irish rebel of 17...
croupy	22	15	affected with croup...
crowdy	23	15	(Scots) a mixture of...
cruddy	21	14	dirty, unpleasant [a...
cruisy	21	12	frequented by homose...
crumby	24	18	full of crumbs [adj...
crummy	23	18	mean, despicable, al...
crumpy	24	18	crisp, also CRUMP [a...
crusty	21	12	covered with a crust...
cuddly	22	15	pleasant to cuddle [...
cullay	22	14	the soapbark tree, a...
curacy	23	15	the office of a cura...
curney	19	13	granular, also CURNY...
curtly	22	13	CURT, abrupt [adv]
curtsy	21	12	to bow politely, als...
curvey	22	16	curved, also CURVY [...
cushty	23	14	an interjection expr...
cutely	21	13	CUTE, pleasingly att...
cutesy	20	12	(US) affectedly cute...
daftly	20	13	DAFT, insane [adv]
dainty	16	10	tasteful, delicate [...
damply	21	16	DAMP, moist [adv]
dancey	18	13	relating to dance mu...
dangly	18	13	hanging loosely [adj...
dankly	18	15	DANK, unpleasantly d...
darkey	17	13	(offensive) a colour...
darkly	19	14	DARK, having little...
datary	16	9	an officer who atten...
daubry	19	13	a crudely artful dev...
dawbry	22	15	(Shakespeare) a crud...
dawney	18	13	(Irish) dull or slow...
dayboy	24	14	a boy who attends cl...
dayfly	26	15	a mayfly [n DAYFLIES...
deadly	17	11	lethal [adj DEADLIER...
deafly	19	13	DEAF, lacking the se...
dearly	17	10	DEAR, costly [adv]
deathy	18	11	like death [adj DEAT...
decury	20	13	a group of ten soldi...
deejay	17	18	to act as a disk joc...
deeply	19	13	DEEP, extending far...
deffly	22	16	DEF, excellent [adv]
defray	18	12	to pay or settle [v...
deftly	20	13	DEFT, skilful [adv]
denary	15	10	a group of ten [n DE...
deploy	19	13	to position troops f...
deputy	19	13	one appointed to act...
dernly	17	11	(archaic) secretly;...
descry	20	12	to discern, detect [...
desoxy	22	16	having less oxygen t...
dewily	21	13	DEWY, covered with d...
dhooly	19	12	(Hindi) a litter or...
dickey	21	16	a false shirt front,...
dickty	22	16	(US slang) proud, sn...
diddly	19	12	the least amount, al...
digamy	19	14	a second legal marri...
dimity	19	12	a cotton fabric [n D...
dimply	22	16	dimpled [adj DIMPLIE...
dimpsy	21	15	(dialect) twilight [...
dingey	17	12	a small open boat, p...
dinghy	20	14	a small open boat, p...
dinkey	17	14	a small locomotive,...
dinkly	19	15	neat, tidy [adj DINK...
dioecy	19	12	the state of having...
dipody	19	13	a verse of two metri...
direly	18	10	DIRE, disastrous [ad...
dismay	18	12	to appall or alarm [...
disomy	18	12	the state of being d...
dittay	17	9	a legal charge in Sc...
djinny	18	20	(Arabic) one of a cl...
donary	15	10	a thing given to sac...
donkey	16	14	the common ass [n -S...
doobry	18	12	a thing whose name i...
dopily	20	13	DOPY, lethargic; stu...
doubly	20	14	DOUBLE [adv]
doughy	20	14	resembling dough [ad...
dourly	18	11	DOUR, determined, su...
dowery	19	12	the property which a...
doyley	23	12	an ornamental napkin...
dozily	21	19	DOZY, sleepy [adv]
drabby	21	15	sluttish, also DRABB...
drably	20	13	DRAB, dull and monot...
draffy	21	15	like dregs, worthles...
drafty	19	12	exposed to currents...
draggy	19	13	boring [adj DRAGGIER...
drapey	18	12	characterized by gra...
drappy	21	15	(Scots) a little dro...
drawly	21	13	marked by drawling [...
dreamy	17	12	full of dreams [adj...
dreary	16	9	a dismal person [n D...
drecky	21	16	rubbishy, also DREKK...
dreggy	19	13	full of dregs [adj D...
drekky	19	17	rubbishy, also DRECK...
dressy	17	9	showy in dress [adj...
drifty	20	12	full of masses of wi...
drippy	22	15	silly, inane [adj DR...
drolly	19	11	DROLL, quaintly amus...
drooly	17	10	drooling [adj DROOLI...
droopy	18	12	hanging [adj DROOPIE...
dropsy	19	12	unnatural accumulati...
drosky	18	13	an open carriage, al...
drossy	17	9	worthless [adj DROSS...
drowsy	20	12	sleepy [adj DROWSIER...
druggy	20	14	affected by drugs [a...
drumly	20	14	(Scots) turbid, mudd...
drummy	20	16	(South Africa) a dru...
dually	19	12	DUAL, twofold [adv]
dukery	18	14	a duke's seat [n DUK...
dumbly	22	17	DUMB, incapable of s...
dupery	19	13	the act or practice...
duskly	20	15	DUSK, dim, darkening...
dweeby	21	15	socially inept, also...
dysury	24	12	pain in passing urin...
earthy	18	10	consisting of earth...
easily	17	9	EASY, not difficult...
eatery	15	8	a restaurant, also E...
eathly	19	11	EATH, easy, also EAT...
echoey	20	13	full of echos [adj E...
ectopy	21	14	abnormal displacemen...
edgily	19	12	EDGY, nervous [adv]
eerily	17	9	EERY, uncanny, also...
effigy	22	16	a likeness of a pers...
effray	20	14	(obsolete) fright [n...
egally	19	12	in an equal way, als...
egency	19	14	need, also EGENCE [n...
eggery	18	12	a place where eggs a...
egoity	17	10	the essence of the e...
eighty	20	12	a number, eight time...
embody	19	15	to form into a body,...
emboly	20	15	the formation of a g...
embusy	20	15	(Spenser) to employ...
empery	19	14	empire or power [n E...
employ	20	15	to hire, use [v -ED,...
energy	16	11	the power required f...
enmity	17	12	hostility [n ENMITIE...
entity	16	9	the basic essential...
equity	25	18	fairness or impartia...
esnecy	18	12	the primary inherita...
estray	16	8	to stray [v -ED, -IN...
ethoxy	24	17	a univalent chemical...
eulogy	18	12	a speech or writing...
euroky	17	13	organisms living und...
eutaxy	22	16	good order [n EUTAXI...
evenly	18	14	EVEN, smooth and lev...
evilly	21	14	EVIL, morally bad [a...
exequy	30	25	a funeral procession...
exergy	23	17	a measure of the max...
expiry	25	18	expiration; death [n...
extasy	22	15	a state of rapture [...
fainly	19	13	FAIN, happy; incline...
fainty	18	12	somewhat faint, also...
fairly	20	12	FAIR, just; pleasant...
fakery	19	15	the practice of faki...
family	21	15	a group of persons r...
fanboy	19	15	an obsessively enthu...
fastly	20	12	(Shakespeare) firmly...
faulty	20	13	imperfect [adj FAULT...
fealty	19	12	the vassal's obligat...
featly	19	12	(Shakespeare) gracef...
feckly	24	19	(archaic) mostly, ne...
feebly	21	15	FEEBLE, very weak [a...
fegary	19	13	a whim, also VAGARY...
feisty	19	11	spirited [adj FEISTI...
felony	18	13	a grave crime [n FEL...
ferity	19	11	the state of being w...
fickly	25	19	FICKLE, not loyal [a...
fiddly	21	14	time consuming [adj...
fikery	20	15	(Scots) fuss, fidget...
filthy	23	14	offensively dirty [a...
finely	19	13	FINE, delicate [adv]
finery	18	12	elaborate adornment...
firmly	22	15	FIRM, unyielding to...
fitchy	25	16	in heraldry, coming...
fixity	26	18	stability [n FIXITIE...
flabby	24	18	hanging loose [adj F...
flaggy	22	16	drooping [adj FLAGGI...
flakey	20	16	in flakes; crazy, ec...
flanny	18	14	(Aust) a shirt made...
flappy	24	18	flapping [adj FLAPPI...
flashy	22	14	showy, vulgar [adj F...
flatly	21	13	FLAT, having a smoot...
flatty	20	12	a light flat shoe, a...
flecky	24	19	flecked [adj FLECKIE...
fledgy	21	15	covered with feather...
fleecy	22	15	like a fleece [adj F...
fleshy	22	14	having much flesh [a...
fleury	20	13	decorated with fleur...
flimsy	22	15	a thin paper [n FLIM...
flinty	20	13	resembling flint [ad...
flippy	25	18	flaring at the botto...
flirty	21	12	light-heartedly amor...
flisky	22	16	(Scots) restive, whi...
floaty	19	12	tending to float [ad...
flocky	24	19	abounding with flock...
flooey	18	12	awry, also FLOOIE [a...
floosy	19	12	a prostitute, also F...
floozy	22	21	a prostitute, also F...
floppy	24	18	a type of computer d...
flossy	20	12	resembling a light s...
floury	20	13	fine-grained like fl...
fluffy	25	19	downy, light and sof...
flukey	21	17	lucky, by accidental...
flunky	21	18	a servile follower,...
flurry	21	13	to agitate [v FLURRI...
flushy	23	15	red-complexioned [ad...
flutey	20	13	like a flute in tone...
flyboy	28	17	a pilot in the air f...
flyway	29	17	an established air r...
folksy	21	16	having an affected f...
fondly	19	14	FOND, having an affe...
footsy	18	11	a flirting game play...
foreby	20	14	close by, also FORBY...
forray	18	11	(Spenser) to foray;...
forsay	18	11	to forbid, to renoun...
forthy	21	13	(Spenser) therefore,...
forwhy	24	16	(archaic) wherefore;...
foully	21	14	FOUL, offensive to t...
fousty	19	12	(Scots) mouldy, damp...
foxily	26	19	FOXY, like a fox, cr...
franzy	21	21	cross and peevish [a...
fratry	19	11	a convent of friars,...
freaky	19	15	quirkily unusual, al...
freely	19	12	FREE, not subject to...
freety	18	11	superstitious, also...
freity	19	11	superstitious, also...
frenzy	21	21	to make frantic, als...
fretty	19	11	adorned with fretwor...
friary	19	11	a monastery of friar...
frilly	22	13	having frills [adj F...
fringy	20	14	resembling a fringe...
frisky	21	15	lively and playful [...
frizzy	26	29	of hair, tightly cur...
froggy	21	15	abounding in frogs [...
frosty	19	11	covered with frost [...
frothy	21	13	covered with froth [...
frouzy	22	21	unkempt, also FROWZY...
frowsy	22	14	fusty, stuffy, also...
frowzy	25	23	fusty, stuffy, also...
fruity	20	12	tasting of fruit [ad...
frumpy	23	18	ill-dressed or dowdy...
furphy	24	17	(Australian slang) a...
gadfly	21	15	any of various flies...
gaiety	17	10	festive activity, al...
gainly	18	12	shapely, comely [adj...
galaxy	24	18	a large system of ce...
galley	19	12	any of various kinds...
gamely	19	14	GAME, plucky [adv]
gamesy	18	13	keen on sports [adj...
gamify	21	16	to adapt (a task) so...
gamily	20	14	GAMY, tasting like g...
gangly	19	14	awkwardly tall and l...
gansey	16	11	a woollen sweater [n...
gantry	17	11	a structure for supp...
garvey	19	14	a small flat-bottome...
gashly	21	13	ghastly [adj GASHLIE...
gasify	20	13	to convert into gas...
gayety	23	12	festive activity, al...
gelosy	18	11	being resentful of a...
geminy	18	14	(Shakespeare) a pair...
gemony	17	14	(obsolete) expressin...
gently	18	12	GENTLE, mild and ref...
gentry	17	11	the class of people...
gharry	20	12	in India, a wheeled...
ghosty	20	12	like a ghost [adj GH...
gidday	18	12	(Australian slang) a...
giggly	22	15	tending to giggle [a...
gilpey	21	14	(Scots) a boisterous...
gladly	20	13	GLAD, feeling pleasu...
glairy	19	11	resembling egg white...
glammy	21	17	glamorous [adj GLAMM...
glassy	19	11	resembling glass [ad...
glaury	19	12	(Scots) miry [adj GL...
gleamy	19	14	gleaming [adj GLEAMI...
gleety	18	11	resembling mucus, sl...
glegly	21	14	GLEG, (Scots) quick,...
glibly	23	15	GLIB, fluent and pla...
glinty	19	12	glittering [adj GLIN...
glitzy	23	20	showy, garish [adj G...
globby	23	17	full of globs [adj G...
gloomy	19	14	dismally dark [adj G...
gloopy	20	14	thickly viscid [adj...
gloppy	23	17	being or resembling...
glossy	19	11	with a surface shine...
gluily	21	13	GLUEY, resembling gl...
glumly	22	16	GLUM, low in spirits...
glumpy	23	18	(dialect) sulky [adj...
gnarly	18	12	gnarled [adj GNARLIE...
gnatty	17	11	infested with gnats...
gobony	18	14	composed of squares...
goggly	21	15	wide-eyed [adj GOGGL...
goodby	19	14	a remark or gesture...
goodly	18	12	of pleasing appearan...
googly	19	13	a type of bowled bal...
gooily	18	11	GOOEY, sticky or vis...
gooley	17	11	(Australian) a small...
gooney	15	11	an albatross, also G...
goosey	16	10	a goose, a blockhead...
goramy	18	13	a large freshwater f...
gorily	19	11	GORY, bloody, also G...
gourdy	18	12	of a horse, swollen...
gousty	18	11	(Scots) desolate, dr...
gowany	19	14	covered with gowans...
grabby	22	16	tending to grab [adj...
grainy	17	11	having a grain [adj...
grampy	21	16	a grandfather [n GRA...
granny	16	12	to defeat totally [v...
grapey	19	13	resembling grapes, a...
grassy	18	10	resembling or pertai...
grayly	25	13	GRAY, between black...
greasy	17	10	containing or resemb...
greedy	17	11	marked by greed [adj...
greeny	16	11	somewhat green [adj...
gremmy	20	16	an inexperienced sur...
greyly	25	13	GREY, between black...
griesy	18	10	(Spenser) grisly, al...
grimly	21	14	GRIM, stern and unre...
gripey	20	13	causing sharp pains...
grippy	23	16	affected with the gr...
grisly	20	11	horrifying, also GRE...
gritty	19	10	plucky [adj GRITTIER...
groggy	20	14	dazed [adj GROGGIER,...
grooly	18	11	(slang) gruesome [ad...
groovy	19	14	trendy [adj GROOVIER...
groszy	21	19	GROSZ, a Polish mone...
grotty	18	10	wretchedly shabby; o...
groupy	20	14	a follower of a pop...
grouty	18	11	sulky [adj GROUTIER,...
growly	22	14	deep and harsh in sp...
grubby	23	17	dirty [adj GRUBBIER,...
gruffy	23	17	low and harsh in spe...
grumly	21	15	GRUM, glum, morose [...
grumpy	22	17	bad-tempered [adj GR...
grungy	19	14	dirty, messy, also G...
gryesy	24	12	(Spenser) grim, also...
guanay	16	12	a Peruvian cormorant...
guilty	20	12	worthy of blame for...
gulley	20	13	to wear a channel, a...
gurgly	21	14	making bubbling soun...
gurney	17	12	a wheeled stretcher...
gynney	22	14	(Shakespeare) a guin...
hackly	24	18	rough or broken, as...
hangry	19	13	irritable as a resul...
hardly	20	12	HARD, firm and unyie...
haulmy	21	15	of or like haulms, s...
hawkey	22	17	harvest-home, the ha...
hazily	23	20	HAZY, like a haze, u...
hearsy	18	10	resembling a hearse...
hearty	18	10	very friendly [adj H...
heathy	20	12	abounding in heath [...
henley	18	12	a type of sweater [n...
hereby	20	13	not far off [adj]
heresy	18	10	a belief contrary to...
heyday	24	13	the period of one's...
heydey	24	13	the period of one's...
hickey	23	17	a gadget, also HICKI...
highly	24	15	HIGH, reaching far u...
hitchy	25	15	inclined to catch [a...
hobday	20	14	to cure a horse's br...
hockey	22	17	a ball game [n -S]
hokily	21	15	HOKEY, overdone, con...
holily	21	12	HOLY, perfect in a m...
homely	20	14	unattractive [adj HO...
homily	21	14	a sermon [n HOMILIES...
hominy	19	14	hulled, dry corn [n...
honkey	18	15	(slang) a white man,...
hookey	18	14	truanting, as in to...
hooley	18	11	(Irish) a boisterous...
hooray	17	10	an exclamation of ap...
horary	18	10	pertaining to an hou...
horkey	19	14	harvest-home, the ha...
horsey	18	10	like a horse, also H...
hostly	20	11	pertaining to one wh...
hostry	19	10	(Spenser) a hostelry...
hourly	20	12	every hour [adj] / s...
housey	18	11	typical of house mus...
hubbly	25	18	having an uneven sur...
hugely	21	14	HUGE, very large [ad...
humbly	24	18	HUMBLE, modest [adv]
humefy	22	17	(obsolete) to moiste...
humify	23	17	to moisten, also HUM...
humpty	23	17	a low padded seat [n...
humusy	21	15	having much humus [a...
hungry	20	14	having a craving des...
hunkey	19	16	(colloquial) a perso...
hurley	20	12	a ball game similar...
hurray	19	11	to shout hurray, als...
ickily	23	16	ICKY, repulsive [adv...
idiocy	20	12	the state of being a...
iffily	23	15	IFFY [adv]
ignify	20	14	to burn [v IGNIFIED,...
ignomy	18	14	(Shakespeare) deep p...
imbody	20	15	to form into a body,...
incony	18	13	(Shakespeare) fine,...
infamy	19	15	the state of being i...
injury	19	19	harm inflicted or su...
jacksy	23	24	the posterior, also...
jadery	18	18	the tricks of a perv...
jalopy	21	21	a decrepit car, also...
jangly	20	21	making a jangling so...
janney	16	19	to act as a disguise...
jansky	19	22	the unit of strength...
japery	20	20	jesting, buffoonery...
jarvey	20	21	a driver of a horse-...
jaunty	18	19	briskly self-assured...
jeesly	19	18	used as an intensifi...
jeezly	22	27	used as an intensifi...
jersey	18	17	a knitted shirt [n -...
jetway	21	20	a telescoping corrid...
jiggly	23	22	given to jiggling [a...
jiminy	20	21	an interjection expr...
jimply	24	24	JIMP, (Scots) slende...
jingly	21	21	jingling [adj JINGLI...
jitney	18	18	a small bus [n -S]
jockey	22	24	to maneuver for posi...
johnny	19	21	a condom, also JOHNN...
jokily	21	22	amusing [adv]
jolley	20	19	a guide for fixing a...
jouncy	21	22	jolting [adj JOUNCIE...
jumbly	24	25	in a jumble [adj JUM...
jungly	21	22	of or relating to ju...
justly	21	19	JUST, fair, impartia...
karsey	17	12	(slang) a lavatory,...
kecksy	22	19	the hollow stalk of...
keenly	17	14	KEEN, enthusiastic [...
kersey	17	12	a kind of coarse woo...
keyway	26	17	a groove cut in a sh...
kidney	17	14	a bodily organ [n -S...
kindly	19	15	kind [adj KINDLIER,...
kingly	20	16	befitting a king [ad...
kittly	20	13	(Scots) ticklish, de...
kludgy	21	17	involving or put tog...
klutzy	23	23	clumsy [adj KLUTZIER...
knacky	21	20	cunning, also KNACKI...
knaggy	19	17	of wood, knotty [adj...
knarly	18	14	like a knarl, also G...
knarry	17	13	of a tree, having kn...
knobby	21	19	full of knobs [adj K...
knolly	19	15	like a knoll [adj KN...
knotty	17	13	full of knots [adj K...
knubby	22	20	having little lumps,...
knurly	19	15	full of knots, gnarl...
koruny	17	14	KORUNA, a monetary u...
kurvey	20	17	to move goods by ox...
lacily	22	13	LACY, resembling lac...
lackey	21	16	to serve in a servil...
ladify	20	13	to make a lady of, a...
ladyfy	26	15	to make a lady of, a...
laidly	19	11	(Scots) loathly, als...
lamely	19	13	LAME, disabled in th...
lanely	17	11	(Scots) lonely [adj]
lankly	19	15	LANK, long and thin...
larney	16	10	(South Africa) a whi...
lastly	19	10	LAST, coming after a...
lately	18	10	not long ago [adv]
laughy	21	14	inclined to laugh [a...
laxity	24	16	the state of being l...
lazily	22	19	LAZY, disinclined to...
leachy	22	14	permitting liquids t...
leally	19	11	LEAL, (Scots) loyal...
lealty	18	10	(Scots) loyalty [n L...
leanly	17	11	LEAN, having little...
leeway	19	12	the lateral drift of...
legacy	21	14	something bequeathed...
lemony	17	13	tasting of lemon [ad...
lenify	19	13	(archaic) to mitigat...
lenity	17	10	the quality of being...
lenvoy	18	14	an envoy [n -S]
levity	20	13	frivolity [n LEVITIE...
lewdly	22	14	LEWD, sexually sugge...
liefly	21	13	LIEF, (archaic) soon...
likely	20	14	probable [adj LIKELI...
limply	23	16	LIMP, lacking rigidi...
limpsy	22	15	lacking strength or...
lineny	16	11	like linen [adj]
linhay	19	12	a shed, also LINNEY,...
linney	16	11	a shed with an open...
linsey	17	10	a coarse linen and w...
lionly	18	11	like a lion [adj]
litany	17	10	a ceremonial form of...
lively	21	14	full of energy [adj...
livery	20	13	the identifying unif...
loathy	19	11	(archaic) loathsome...
logily	20	12	LOGY, sluggish, also...
logway	21	14	a ramp used in loggi...
lonely	17	11	sad from lack of com...
longly	19	13	(Shakespeare) long [...
looney	15	10	crazy [adj LOONIER,...
lordly	19	11	in the manner of a l...
loudly	19	12	in a loud fashion [a...
loungy	18	13	suitable for loungin...
lovely	20	14	a beautiful woman [n...
lowboy	22	15	a low chest of drawe...
lowery	20	12	cloudy, gloomy, lowe...
lunacy	20	14	insanity [n LUNACIES...
lunary	17	11	the moonwort fern [n...
lushly	22	13	LUSH, abounding in v...
luxury	25	18	ease, pleasure and i...
madefy	19	15	(archaic) to moisten...
maguey	18	14	the century plant, a...
mainly	18	13	MAIN, chief, princip...
malady	18	13	an illness [n MALADI...
mammey	19	17	a tropical plant hav...
mangey	17	14	affected with mange,...
marbly	21	15	mottled [adj MARBLIE...
margay	18	13	a small American wil...
marshy	20	13	resembling a marsh [...
matily	19	12	MATY, friendly [adv]
maundy	17	14	a religious ceremony...
maungy	18	15	scabby, also MANGEY,...
mayday	23	14	the international ra...
mayfly	27	17	a short-lived insect...
mazily	22	21	MAZY, full of confus...
meanly	17	13	MEAN, stingy; low [a...
measly	18	12	spotty, paltry [adj...
medfly	21	16	a Mediterranean frui...
medley	18	13	a mixture [n -S]
meekly	19	16	MEEK, having a mild...
meetly	18	12	MEET, suitable [adv]
meiney	16	12	a family, including...
mellay	19	13	a confused fight, al...
melody	18	13	an agreeable success...
melony	17	13	like a melon [adj]
memory	18	14	the gift of being ab...
merely	18	12	MERE, nothing more,...
mickey	22	18	to drug a drink [v -...
midday	18	13	the middle of the da...
midpay	20	15	(Of an occupation, i...
midway	21	15	a central avenue in...
mighty	22	15	full of might [adj M...
milady	19	13	an English gentlewom...
mildly	21	14	MILD, gentle in temp...
milsey	19	12	a milk strainer [n -...
mimsey	19	14	prim, demure, prudis...
minify	20	15	to diminish, in appe...
misery	18	11	a state of great suf...
miskey	19	15	to key in date incor...
mislay	19	12	to put in a forgotte...
missay	18	11	to say incorrectly [...
mizzly	26	30	drizzly, raining in...
modify	20	15	to alter slightly [v...
moiety	17	11	a half, also MOYITY...
monkey	17	16	to mimic [v -ED, -IN...
monody	16	13	an elegy performed b...
monosy	16	12	a separation of part...
mooley	17	12	a hornless cow, also...
mopery	19	14	violation of a trivi...
mopily	21	15	MOPY, dejected, also...
morgay	18	13	(Welsh) the small-sp...
mornay	16	12	a cream sauce with a...
mostly	19	12	MOST, in the highest...
motley	18	12	diversified in colou...
motory	17	11	conveying motion [ad...
mouldy	19	14	covered with mould [...
mousey	17	12	resembling a mouse,...
mouthy	20	14	outspoken, obstreper...
moyity	24	13	(Spenser) moiety [n...
muchly	25	18	MUCH, plentiful [adv...
muddly	20	15	disordered [adj MUDD...
mulley	20	14	a hornless cow, also...
mumbly	23	19	given to mumbling [a...
munchy	23	18	suitable for snackin...
munify	20	16	to fortify, also MUN...
murkly	21	17	MURK, dark, gloomy,...
murphy	23	17	(colloquial) a potat...
murray	18	12	a kind of eel, also...
murrey	18	12	a kind of eel, also...
muscly	23	16	of a muscular build,...
mutely	19	13	MUTE, dumb [adv]
mutiny	18	13	to revolt against co...
muzaky	22	25	like piped music [ad...
myrrhy	27	15	of or like myrrh [ad...
naffly	21	16	NAFF, inferior, tack...
naifly	19	13	NAIF, (French) ingen...
namely	17	13	that is to say [adv]
napery	17	12	table and other hous...
naysay	21	11	to oppose or deny [v...
nazify	21	21	to become like a naz...
nearby	17	12	near [adv]
nearly	16	10	almost [adv NEARLIER...
neatly	16	10	NEAT, tidy [adv]
nebuly	19	14	in heraldry, compose...
needly	16	11	like needles [adj NE...
nettly	17	10	like a nettle [adj N...
nextly	23	17	NEXT, nearest [adv]
nibbly	22	16	a small food item [n...
nicely	20	13	NICE, agreeable; pre...
nicety	19	12	a fine point or dist...
nidify	19	13	to nest [v NIDIFIED,...
niggly	20	14	trifling [adj NIGGLI...
nighly	21	14	NIGH, near [adv]
nighty	20	13	a nightgown, also NI...
nimbly	21	16	NIMBLE, agile [adv]
ninety	15	10	a number, nine times...
nitery	16	9	(colloquial) a night...
nobody	17	13	an unimportant perso...
nomady	16	13	the life of a nomad...
nonary	14	10	a group of nine [n N...
nongay	15	12	a person who is not...
nosily	17	10	NOSY, unduly curious...
notary	15	9	a public official wh...
notchy	21	14	having notches [adj...
notify	18	12	to inform [v NOTIFIE...
novity	18	13	innovation [n NOVITI...
nubbly	22	17	having small protube...
nudely	17	12	NUDE, without clothe...
nudity	17	11	the state of being n...
numbly	21	17	NUMB, lacking feelin...
numpty	20	16	(Scots) an idiot [n...
occamy	23	17	an alloy imitating g...
occupy	25	18	to reside in, also O...
ochery	21	13	containing or resemb...
ochrey	21	13	containing or resemb...
oddity	17	10	one that is odd [n O...
offkey	21	18	out of tune [adj]
oilery	17	9	an oil business [n O...
oilily	19	10	OILY, covered in oil...
oilway	20	12	a channel for the pa...
omnify	19	15	to make universal [v...
oniony	14	10	like an onion [adj O...
oogamy	17	13	the state of having...
oogeny	15	11	the development of o...
oology	17	11	the study of bird's...
oozily	20	18	OOZY, oozing [adv]
openly	18	13	OPEN, affording unob...
orally	18	10	ORAL, relating to th...
orangy	16	11	resembling the colou...
orbity	19	11	(obsolete) bereaveme...
orfray	18	11	gold or other rich e...
ornery	15	9	stubborn and mean sp...
orrery	16	8	a mechanical model o...
osiery	16	8	an osier bed [n OSIE...
osprey	18	11	a bird of prey that...
ossify	19	11	to change into bone;...
ostomy	17	11	a type of surgical o...
otalgy	18	11	pain in the ear, als...
oughly	21	14	to make ugly, also O...
outbuy	19	13	to surpass in buying...
outcry	20	12	to cry louder than [...
outfly	20	13	to surpass in speed...
outlay	17	10	to pay out [v OUTLAI...
outsay	16	9	to surpass in saying...
ovally	20	14	OVAL, egg-shaped [ad...
overby	20	15	a little way over, a...
overly	19	13	to an excessive degr...
owelty	20	12	equality [n OWELTIES...
owerby	21	14	(Scots) a little way...
owlery	20	12	a place inhabited by...
pacify	24	17	to make peaceful [v...
packly	24	19	intimately [adv]
paeony	16	12	a showy flower, also...
painty	18	12	covered with paint [...
palely	20	13	PALE, lacking colour...
paltry	20	12	meagre, mean [adj PA...
panary	17	12	a bread store [n PAN...
panfry	20	15	to fry in a frying p...
pantry	18	12	a small room or a cu...
papacy	23	17	the office of the po...
papery	20	14	resembling paper [ad...
parity	19	11	equality of status;...
parkly	21	16	like a park [adj]
parlay	19	12	to wager original wi...
parley	19	12	to discuss terms wit...
parody	18	12	to imitate in a sati...
partly	20	12	in some degree [adv]
pastry	19	11	articles made of dou...
patchy	24	16	uneven in quality [a...
payday	24	14	the day on which wag...
peachy	23	16	coloured or tasting...
pearly	19	12	like a pearl [adj PE...
peavey	19	15	a lever used to move...
pebbly	24	18	resembling pebbles [...
pedway	21	15	a walkway for pedest...
pelory	19	12	abnormal symmetry of...
peltry	20	12	the skins of animals...
penury	18	13	extreme poverty [n P...
perfay	20	14	(archaic) by my fait...
perogy	19	13	(Russian) a small du...
peroxy	24	18	containing the bival...
pertly	20	12	PERT, impudent, jaun...
petary	18	11	a region covered wit...
phoney	19	14	counterfeit, fake [a...
phooey	19	13	an exclamation of co...
phossy	21	13	as in phossy jaw, an...
phrasy	21	13	inclined to use word...
piddly	21	14	insignificant [adj P...
pigsny	20	14	(archaic) a term of...
pigsty	21	13	a place where pigs a...
pimply	24	18	covered with pimples...
pinery	18	12	an area where pineap...
pinkey	19	16	a small narrow-stern...
pinkly	21	17	PINK, of a pale red...
pioney	17	12	a showy flower, also...
piracy	22	14	robbery on the high...
pitchy	25	16	like pitch [adj PITC...
plaguy	21	15	vexatious, also PLAG...
plashy	22	14	like a plash, a shal...
plebby	24	18	(colloquial) vulgar,...
plenty	19	13	an abundant amount [...
plinky	21	17	of a high pitched so...
plisky	22	16	a practical joke, al...
ploidy	20	13	the number of chromo...
plonky	20	17	pompously self-impor...
plooky	20	16	pimply, also PLOOKIE...
plotty	20	12	full of intrigue, as...
plouky	21	17	pimply, also PLOOKIE...
plucky	25	20	brave and spirited [...
pluffy	25	19	puffed up, puffy [ad...
plummy	23	19	full of plums [adj P...
plumpy	24	19	(Shakespeare) somewh...
plunky	21	18	marked by a quick, h...
plurry	21	13	(colloquial) bloody...
plushy	23	15	luxurious [adj PLUSH...
poachy	23	16	spongy and sodden [a...
pochay	23	16	to transport by post...
podley	19	13	(Scots) a young coal...
poetry	18	11	a literary work in m...
pointy	18	12	coming to a sharp, t...
pokily	21	16	POKY, cramped, also...
policy	23	15	an action or a proce...
polity	20	12	political organisati...
polony	18	13	a kind of sausage ma...
pompey	21	17	(Dickens) to pamper...
pomroy	19	14	an old variety of ap...
poncey	20	15	effeminate, also PON...
poorly	19	12	unwell [adj POORLIER...
popery	20	14	a hostile term for R...
popjoy	22	23	to amuse oneself [v...
popply	24	18	like a rippling soun...
portly	20	12	corpulent, stout [ad...
poshly	22	14	POSH, smart, stylish...
potboy	20	14	one who collects up...
pouchy	24	17	resembling a pouch [...
pouffy	23	18	like a pouf, a loose...
powney	20	15	(dialect) a pony, al...
pranky	19	16	of the nature of a p...
prebuy	21	15	to buy beforehand [v...
predry	19	12	to dry beforehand [v...
preggy	21	15	(colloquial) pregnan...
prepay	20	14	to pay in advance [v...
preppy	23	17	denoting the style a...
pressy	19	11	(colloquial) a prese...
pretty	19	11	pleasing to the eye...
pricey	22	14	expensive, also PRIC...
pricky	24	18	having many sharp po...
primly	22	15	PRIM, rigidly proper...
priory	19	11	a religious house [n...
prismy	21	14	having colours as fr...
prissy	20	11	affectedly proper [a...
prolly	21	13	(colloquial) probabl...
pruney	18	13	resembling a prune [...
ptooey	17	11	an imitation of the...
puddly	21	15	full of puddles [adj...
pudsey	19	13	short and fat, also...
puggry	22	16	(Hindi) a turban, a...
puisny	19	13	(Shakespeare) puny,...
pulley	21	14	to hoist with a pull...
punany	17	14	(slang) the female g...
punchy	24	18	forceful, having imp...
punily	20	14	PUNY, of inferior si...
punkey	19	17	a biting gnat, also...
purely	20	13	PURE, free from stai...
purfly	23	16	short of breath [adj...
purify	22	15	to cleanse from impu...
purity	20	12	the quality of being...
purply	23	16	purplish [adj PURPLI...
purvey	21	16	to supply [v -ED, -I...
pusley	20	13	purslane, also PUSSL...
pussly	21	13	purslane, a herb use...
pyrogy	26	15	(Russian) a small du...
pyrohy	27	15	(Russian) a small du...
quacky	29	25	resembling the cry o...
quaggy	27	22	boggy, like a quagmi...
qualmy	27	22	having misgiving [ad...
quarry	25	18	to dig for stone [v...
quazzy	31	36	(English dialect) qu...
queasy	24	18	feeling sick, also Q...
queazy	27	27	feeling sick, also Q...
queeny	23	19	camp or effeminate [...
quicky	30	25	(colloquial) a hurri...
quinsy	25	19	severe inflammation...
quippy	30	24	full of quips [adj Q...
quirky	27	22	twisted [adj QUIRKIE...
qwerty	28	20	the usual keyboard l...
racily	21	12	RACY, pungent [adv]
raguly	19	12	with projections lik...
railly	19	10	a jacket [n RAILLIES...
rakery	17	12	dissoluteness [n RAK...
ramify	20	14	to divide into branc...
rankly	18	14	RANK, disagreeable i...
raptly	20	12	RAPT, deeply engross...
rarefy	18	11	to make less dense,...
rarely	17	9	RARE, not common [ad...
rarify	19	11	to make less dense,...
rarity	17	8	the quality of being...
rashly	20	11	RASH, acting without...
ratany	15	9	a South American shr...
ratify	19	11	to approve and sanct...
rattly	18	9	inclined to rattle [...
really	18	10	to ally again [v REA...
realty	17	9	property in building...
rearly	17	9	(archaic) early [adv...
reasty	16	8	rancid [adj REASTIER...
rebody	18	12	to renew the body of...
rebury	19	12	to bury again [v REB...
recopy	21	14	to copy again [v REC...
redbay	18	12	a small tree [n -S]
redefy	18	12	to defy again [v RED...
redeny	15	10	to deny again [v RED...
reechy	21	13	smoky, dirty, also R...
reesty	16	8	of a horse, liable t...
remedy	17	12	to relieve or cure [...
renvoy	17	13	the sending back by...
replay	19	12	to play again [v -ED...
resiny	16	9	full of resin [adj]
revery	18	12	a daydream, also REV...
rheumy	20	14	like rheum [adj RHEU...
riancy	19	12	merriment [n RIANCIE...
richly	24	14	RICH, wealthy [adv]
rickey	21	15	an alcoholic beverag...
rickly	23	16	(Scots) loose, ricke...
ridley	18	10	a sea turtle [n -S]
rifely	20	12	RIFE, abundant, prev...
righty	21	12	politically conserva...
riotry	17	8	the act or practice...
ripely	20	12	RIPE, ready for harv...
ripply	23	15	marked by ripples [a...
rivery	19	12	like a river [adj]
rodney	15	10	(Canadian) a small f...
rootsy	16	8	reminiscent of folk...
ropery	18	11	a place where ropes...
ropily	20	12	ROPY, resembling rop...
rosary	16	8	a series of prayers...
rosery	16	8	a place where roses...
rosety	16	8	(Scots) like rosin,...
rosily	18	9	ROSY, rose-coloured...
rosiny	16	9	like rosin, or havin...
rotary	16	8	a rotating part of d...
roughy	20	13	a dry bough, also RO...
rouncy	19	13	(archaic) a riding-h...
rubbly	23	16	abounding in rubble...
rubefy	21	15	to redden, also RUBI...
rubify	22	15	to redden, also RUBE...
rudely	18	11	RUDE, boorish [adv]
rudery	17	10	(colloquial) rudenes...
ruffly	23	16	not smooth [adj RUFF...
rumbly	22	16	tending to rumble [a...
rumply	22	16	wrinkled [adj RUMPLI...
runway	19	13	a landing and takeof...
safely	19	12	SAFE, secure [adv]
safety	18	11	to protect against f...
sagely	18	11	SAGE, wise [adv]
salary	17	9	to pay periodically...
salify	20	12	to combine with salt...
saltly	19	10	SALT, tasting of sal...
samely	18	12	SAME, resembling in...
sanely	16	10	SANE, mentally sound...
sanify	18	12	to make healthy [v S...
sanity	16	9	the state of being s...
sarney	15	9	(colloquial) a sandw...
sashay	18	10	(colloquial) to walk...
satiny	16	9	resembling satin [ad...
saughy	20	13	full of saughs, will...
savory	18	12	(US) savoury [adj SA...
savvey	20	16	(colloquial) to know...
sawfly	23	15	a hymenopterous inse...
sawney	18	12	a foolish person [n...
saxony	21	16	a fine soft woollen...
scabby	24	17	covered with scabs [...
scaffy	24	17	(Scots) having littl...
scally	22	13	a scallywag or rogue...
scanty	19	12	poorly supplied [adj...
scarey	19	11	frightening, also SC...
scarry	20	11	marked with scars [a...
scatty	20	11	empty-headed [adj SC...
scaury	20	12	in the Orkneys, a yo...
schizy	26	22	affected with schizo...
scooby	21	14	a clue, as in the ph...
screwy	23	14	(colloquial) eccentr...
scummy	23	18	covered with scum, d...
scungy	21	15	(Australian slang) d...
scurfy	23	15	covered with scurf [...
scurry	21	12	to move hurriedly, a...
scurvy	23	16	scabby, mean [adj SC...
scuzzy	27	30	dirty or shabby [adj...
seaway	18	11	an inland waterway o...
seemly	18	12	of pleasing appearan...
senary	15	9	a set of six [n SENA...
sentry	16	9	the one who stands g...
severy	18	12	a compartment of vau...
sexily	24	16	SEXY, arousing sexua...
shabby	23	16	not smart [adj SHABB...
shacky	23	17	dilapidated [adj SHA...
shaggy	21	14	covered with long co...
shaley	19	11	of or like shale, al...
shammy	21	16	a soft leather, also...
shamoy	19	13	to prepare skins by...
shandy	18	12	a mixture of beer or...
shanny	17	12	a small marine fish...
shanty	18	11	a song sung by sailo...
sharny	18	11	like cow-dung [adj S...
sharpy	21	13	a flat-bottomed, two...
sheafy	20	13	like sheafs [adj SHE...
sheeny	17	11	bright, shining [adj...
sheepy	20	13	sheeplike [adj SHEEP...
sheety	18	10	like sheets [adj SHE...
shelfy	22	14	abounding in shelves...
shelly	21	12	abounding in shells...
shelty	20	11	a small, shaggy pony...
shelvy	22	15	having sandbanks, ov...
sherry	19	10	a fortified wine, or...
shifty	22	13	evasive [adj SHIFTIE...
shimmy	22	16	a jazz dance featuri...
shindy	19	12	a commotion, uproar...
shinny	18	12	to climb by gripping...
shinty	19	11	a game like hockey [...
shirty	20	10	irritable, annoyed [...
shitty	20	10	very unpleasant [adj...
shoaly	19	11	full of shallow area...
shoddy	19	12	of poor quality [adj...
shonky	19	15	(Australian slang) u...
shoppy	23	16	abounding with shops...
shorty	19	10	(colloquial) a short...
shouty	19	11	prone to shouting [a...
shufty	22	14	(colloquial) a look,...
shuggy	22	15	(dialect) a swing, a...
sickly	23	16	in poor health [adj...
simony	17	12	the buying and selli...
simply	22	15	SIMP [adv]
sinewy	19	12	lean and muscular [a...
singly	19	12	without the company...
sirupy	20	12	like sirup [adj SIRU...
skanky	18	17	filthy or sleazy [ad...
skeary	17	12	(dialect) scary, als...
skeely	18	13	(Scots) skilful [adj...
skeery	17	12	(dialect) scary, als...
skeevy	19	16	repulsive, disgustin...
skelly	20	14	cross-eyed, also SKE...
skerry	18	12	a small, rocky islan...
skiddy	19	14	likely to cause skid...
skilly	21	14	having skill, also S...
skimpy	22	18	brief, exiguous [adj...
skinny	17	14	having little fat [a...
skippy	23	18	frolicsome [adj SKIP...
skivvy	23	20	to work as a female...
skolly	20	14	(Afrikaans) a colour...
skunky	19	18	having a smell sugge...
skurry	19	13	to move in a quick s...
skyway	27	17	an elevated highway...
slabby	22	15	thick, viscous [adj...
slaggy	20	13	resembling residue o...
slangy	18	12	full of slang [adj S...
slanty	17	10	deviating from the h...
slatey	17	9	resembling slate, al...
slavey	19	13	a female servant [n...
sleazy	20	18	shoddy, also SLEEZY...
sleeky	18	13	sleek, smooth [adj S...
sleepy	19	12	inclined to sleep [a...
sleety	17	9	resembling sleet [ad...
sleezy	20	18	sordid, also SLEAZY...
slimly	21	13	SLIM, slender [adv]
slimsy	20	12	flimsy, also SLIMPSY...
slinky	19	14	slinking, close-fitt...
slippy	23	15	slippery [adj SLIPPI...
slitty	19	9	of an opening, long...
slobby	22	15	characteristic of a...
sloomy	18	12	sluggish, spiritless...
sloppy	22	15	wet or muddy [adj SL...
sloshy	20	11	splashy [adj SLOSHIE...
slowly	22	13	SLOW, moving with li...
slubby	23	16	lumpy, knobbly in te...
sludgy	20	13	covered with sludge...
sluicy	22	13	falling in streams [...
slummy	21	16	resembling a slum [a...
slumpy	22	16	marshy [adj SLUMPIER...
slurpy	21	13	like a slurp [adj SL...
slurry	19	10	to convert into a ty...
slushy	21	12	resembling slush [ad...
slutty	19	10	characteristic of a...
smalmy	20	15	(obsolete) oily, ing...
smarmy	19	14	oily, ingratiating,...
smarty	18	11	(colloquial) an irri...
smeary	17	11	covered with smears...
smelly	20	13	having an unpleasant...
smiddy	19	13	to forge metal, also...
smiley	19	12	given to smiling [ad...
smirky	20	15	given to smirking [a...
smirry	19	11	drizzly [adj SMIRRIE...
smithy	21	13	to forge metal, also...
smoggy	20	15	filled with smog [ad...
smokey	18	15	full of smoke, also...
smudgy	20	15	having smudges [adj...
smugly	21	15	SMUG, complacent [ad...
smurry	19	12	(Scots) like smur, a...
smutty	19	12	sexually suggestive...
snacky	20	16	suitable as a light...
snaggy	18	13	full of snags [adj S...
snaily	17	10	like a snail [adj SN...
snakey	16	13	like a snake, also S...
snappy	20	15	bad-tempered [adj SN...
snarky	17	13	crotchety [adj SNARK...
snarly	17	10	tangled [adj SNARLIE...
snazzy	22	27	trendily smart [adj...
sneaky	16	13	crafty [adj SNEAKIER...
sneery	15	9	full of sneers [adj...
sneezy	18	18	tending to sneeze [a...
snelly	18	11	SNELL, keen, sharp [...
snidey	16	10	maliciously derogato...
sniffy	21	15	given to sniffing [a...
snifty	19	12	(slang) having a tem...
snippy	21	15	stingy, snappish [ad...
snitty	17	9	disagreeably ill-tem...
snobby	20	15	snobbish [adj SNOBBI...
snoopy	17	12	prying [adj SNOOPIER...
snooty	15	9	supercilious [adj SN...
snoozy	18	18	given to snoozing [a...
snorty	16	9	inclined to snort; (...
snotty	16	9	foul with snot [adj...
snouty	16	10	resembling a long, p...
snubby	21	16	inclined to snub or...
snuffy	21	16	soiled with snuff [a...
snugly	19	13	SNUG, cosy [adv]
sodomy	17	12	anal intercourse [n...
softly	20	12	SOFT, not hard, also...
solely	18	10	SOLE, alone [adv]
soojey	17	17	a solution of soap,...
sorely	17	9	SORE, sensitive to p...
sourly	18	10	SOUR, having an acid...
sozzly	24	27	drunk [adj SOZZLIER,...
spacey	21	14	dreamy, behaving as...
spammy	21	17	bland, unexciting [a...
sparky	20	15	lively, also SPARKIE...
sparry	19	11	having a confused cr...
spawny	21	15	of or like spawn [ad...
speary	18	11	like a spear [adj SP...
speccy	25	17	wearing spectacles [...
specky	23	18	having specks [adj S...
speedy	18	12	fast [adj SPEEDIER,...
spendy	18	13	expensive [adj SPEND...
sphery	21	13	resembling a sphere...
spicey	22	14	tasting of spice, al...
spiffy	24	17	excellent [adj SPIFF...
spikey	20	15	having spikes, also...
spinny	18	13	crazy, foolish [adj...
spitty	20	11	marked with saliva [...
spivvy	24	19	like a spiv [adj SPI...
spoddy	19	13	boring, studious [ad...
spoffy	23	17	(archaic) fussy, off...
spongy	19	14	absorptive [adj SPON...
spoofy	20	14	humorously satiric [...
spooky	19	15	scary, also SPOOKISH...
spoony	17	12	foolishly fond [adj...
sporty	19	11	inclined to sport [a...
sposhy	21	13	(US) slushy [adj SPO...
spotty	19	11	marked with spots [a...
spouty	19	12	having a spout [adj...
sprucy	23	15	neat and trim [adj S...
spryly	27	14	SPRY, smart, dapper...
spuddy	20	14	podgy [adj SPUDDIER,...
spuggy	22	16	(Scots) a house spar...
spunky	20	17	courageous, spirited...
spurry	20	12	spur-like [adj SPURR...
squiny	25	19	(dialect) to squint,...
stably	20	12	STABLE, well-founded...
stagey	17	10	savouring of the sta...
staggy	19	12	having the appearanc...
stalky	19	13	long and slender [ad...
starry	17	8	abounding with stars...
steady	16	9	well-balanced [adj S...
steamy	17	11	like steam [adj STEA...
steddy	17	10	(archaic) to steady,...
steedy	16	9	(archaic) to steady,...
steely	17	9	resembling steel [ad...
steepy	18	11	steep; precipitous [...
steery	16	8	busy or bustling [ad...
stemmy	19	14	abounding in stems,...
sticky	22	15	adhesive [adj STICKI...
stiffy	22	14	an erect penis, also...
stilly	20	10	still, quiet [adj ST...
stilty	19	9	stilt-like [adj STIL...
stingy	18	11	mean, niggardly [adj...
stinky	18	13	emitting a foul odou...
stinty	17	9	limited [adj STINTIE...
stithy	20	10	to forge on an anvil...
stocky	21	15	having a short, thic...
stodgy	18	11	boring [adj STODGIER...
stogey	17	10	a long, slender ciga...
stompy	20	14	conducive to stompin...
stoney	15	9	abounding in small r...
stooly	17	9	(US) an informant fo...
storey	16	8	a horizontal divisio...
stormy	18	11	wild, tempestuous [a...
stotty	17	8	(dialect) a wedge of...
stoury	17	9	(Scots) dusty, also...
strawy	20	11	resembling straw [ad...
stripy	20	11	marked with stripes,...
stubby	22	15	short and squat [adj...
studly	19	11	(slang) hunky, muscu...
stuffy	22	15	badly ventilated [ad...
stuggy	20	13	(dialect) thickset,...
stumpy	21	15	short and squat [adj...
sturdy	18	10	strongly built [adj...
suably	20	13	SUABLE, that may be...
subtly	21	13	SUBTLE, so slight as...
subway	22	15	to travel by an unde...
sudary	17	10	a cloth for wiping t...
suetty	17	9	resembling suet, als...
sugary	18	11	containing sugar [ad...
sultry	19	10	humid and oppressive...
sundry	17	11	miscellaneous [adj S...
sunray	16	10	a ray of sunshine [n...
supply	23	16	to provide with serv...
surely	18	10	SURE, certain [adv]
surety	17	9	a guarantee [n SURET...
surrey	17	9	a light four-wheeled...
survey	19	13	to examine in detail...
suttly	19	10	(Milton) subtly [adv...
swabby	24	17	(US slang) a seaman,...
swaddy	20	13	a soldier, esp. a mi...
swally	22	13	(Scots) an alcoholic...
swampy	23	17	like a swamp [adj SW...
swanky	20	16	ostentatiously smart...
swanny	18	13	swanlike [adj SWANNI...
swardy	20	12	covered with turf [a...
swarty	20	11	(obsolete) black, du...
swashy	22	13	slushy [adj SWASHIER...
swathy	22	13	in swathes [adj SWAT...
swatty	20	11	given to hard study,...
sweary	19	11	relating to, contain...
sweaty	19	11	covered with perspir...
sweeny	18	12	atrophy of a horse's...
sweepy	21	14	of wide range or sco...
sweety	19	11	an attractive person...
swifty	23	14	(Australian slang) a...
swimmy	23	17	blurred, swimming [a...
swingy	21	14	having swing [adj SW...
swipey	22	14	fuddled with malt li...
swirly	22	12	swirling [adj SWIRLI...
swishy	23	13	swishing [adj SWISHI...
swoony	18	12	languid, dazed [adj...
swoopy	21	14	having sweeping line...
swotty	20	11	given to hard study,...
sylphy	29	16	like a sylph [adj SY...
syrupy	26	14	like syrup, also SIR...
syzygy	34	23	the configuration of...
tabefy	20	14	to waste away [v TAB...
tackey	20	15	slightly sticky, als...
talcky	22	16	pertaining to talc [...
tamely	18	12	TAME, not wild [adv]
tangly	18	12	tangled [adj TANGLIE...
tannoy	14	10	(tradename) a public...
tarboy	18	11	(Australian) a boy w...
tartly	18	9	TART, sharp tasting...
tautly	18	10	TAUT, stretched tigh...
tawdry	20	12	cheap, trashy [adj T...
tawery	19	11	a place where skins...
tawney	18	12	light brown, also TA...
teapoy	17	11	(Hindi) an ornamenta...
teensy	15	9	(colloquial) very sm...
teenty	15	9	(colloquial) very sm...
telary	17	9	web-spinning [adj]
tepefy	20	14	to make or become te...
termly	19	12	a publication once a...
tetany	15	9	a morbid condition r...
tetchy	22	13	peevish, fretful, al...
theory	18	10	a group of propositi...
thicky	24	17	(colloquial) a stupi...
thingy	20	13	real, actual [adj TH...
thinly	20	12	THIN, not fat [adv]
thirty	20	10	a number [n THIRTIES...
thongy	19	13	resembling an item o...
thorny	18	11	full of thorns [adj...
thumby	23	17	like thumbs, clumsy...
thusly	21	12	in this manner [adv]
thymey	26	15	abounding in thyme,...
tickey	21	15	a former South Afric...
tickly	23	16	easily tickled [adj...
tiddly	19	11	an alcoholic drink,...
tidily	19	10	TIDY, in good order...
tigery	18	10	like a tiger [adj]
tilery	18	9	a tile factory [n TI...
timely	19	12	occurring at the rig...
tingly	19	12	tingling [adj TINGLI...
tinily	18	10	TINY, very small [ad...
tinkly	19	14	producing a tinkling...
tinsey	16	9	(obsolete dialect) t...
titchy	23	13	very small, also TIC...
titely	18	9	TITE, (obsolete) pro...
titupy	20	12	gay, lively, unstead...
toasty	16	8	like toast, comforta...
tolley	18	10	in the game of marbl...
tolsey	17	9	a merchants' meeting...
tolzey	20	18	a merchants' meeting...
tomboy	19	14	a girl who acts like...
tonify	18	12	to give tone to [v T...
toothy	18	10	having prominent tee...
tootsy	16	8	(US) a sweetheart, a...
torchy	22	13	characteristic of a...
touchy	22	14	quick to take offenc...
toughy	20	13	a tough person, also...
towery	19	11	very tall [adj TOWER...
towkay	20	15	(Chinese) sir, maste...
townly	20	13	townish [adj TOWNLIE...
trampy	20	14	having the character...
tranny	15	10	(colloquial) a trans...
trappy	21	14	full of traps [adj T...
trashy	19	10	rubbishy [adj TRASHI...
treaty	16	8	a formal agreement b...
trebly	20	12	triply [adv]
trendy	16	10	fashionable [adj TRE...
tressy	17	8	abounding in tresses...
tricky	22	15	characterized by dec...
trigly	20	11	TRIG, (Scots) trim,...
trilby	21	12	a soft felt hat [n T...
trimly	20	12	TRIM, neat [adv]
tripey	19	11	of or like tripe, wo...
triply	21	12	(Scots) in Scots law...
trippy	22	14	suggesting a trip on...
troely	17	9	a leaf of the bussu...
trolly	19	10	to travel by streetc...
trophy	21	13	to honour with a sym...
trouty	17	9	containing trout [ad...
trusty	18	9	worthy of trust [adj...
truthy	20	11	characterized by tru...
tumefy	20	15	to swell [v TUMEFIED...
tumphy	23	17	a blockhead [n TUMPH...
turkey	18	13	a large American bir...
twangy	20	14	twanging [adj TWANGI...
twanky	20	16	(Chinese) a variety...
tweaky	20	15	twitchy [adj TWEAKIE...
tweedy	19	12	of a refined, tradit...
tweely	20	12	TWEE, affectedly cut...
tweeny	18	12	(colloquial) a betwe...
twenty	19	12	a number [n TWENTIES...
twerpy	22	14	like a twerp, also T...
twiggy	23	15	twiglike, full of tw...
twilly	23	13	a willowing machine...
twinky	21	16	(tradename) a stereo...
twirly	22	12	curved [adj TWIRLIER...
twirpy	23	14	like a twirp, also T...
twisty	21	11	full of curves [adj...
typify	28	16	to serve at a typica...
uberty	19	12	fruitfulness [n UBER...
ubiety	19	12	the state of having...
uglify	22	15	to make ugly [v UGLI...
uglily	21	13	UGLY, not beautiful...
umbery	20	15	like umber [adj]
unbury	19	14	to disinter; to exhu...
unbusy	19	14	not busy [adj UNBUSI...
unduly	18	13	UNDUE, exceeding wha...
uneasy	15	10	marked by mental or...
unholy	19	13	not holy [adj UNHOLI...
unmiry	18	13	not miry [adj UNMIRI...
unpray	18	13	to revoke the prayin...
unredy	16	11	(obsolete) unready [...
unruly	18	12	difficult to control...
unsexy	22	17	not sexy [adj UNSEXI...
untidy	17	11	not tidy [adj UNTIDI...
unwary	19	13	not wary, also UNWAR...
upbray	21	15	(Spenser) to upbraid...
uppity	22	15	tending to be snobbi...
upstay	19	12	to sustain [v -ED, -...
upsway	22	15	to swing up [v -ED,...
usably	20	13	USABLE, that can be...
vagary	19	14	a whim, also FEGARY...
vainly	19	14	VAIN, filled with un...
valley	20	14	a depression of the...
vanity	18	13	inflated pride in on...
vapory	20	15	full of vapors; vapo...
vastly	20	13	VAST, huge [adv]
vaulty	20	14	(Shakespeare) like a...
vaunty	18	14	boastful, also VAUNT...
veejay	19	21	an announcer on a pr...
venery	17	13	(archaic) the pursui...
verdoy	18	13	in heraldry, a flora...
verify	21	15	to prove to be true...
verily	20	13	in truth [adv]
verity	19	12	truth [n VERITIES]
verrey	18	12	charged or variegate...
vestry	19	12	a room in which vest...
vetchy	24	17	covered with vetches...
viably	22	16	VIABLE, capable of l...
vicary	22	15	a vicarship [n VICAR...
viewly	23	16	pleasing to look at...
vildly	22	15	VILD, (Spenser) vile...
vilely	21	14	VILE, odious [adv]
vilify	23	16	to slander; degrade...
vinery	18	13	a place in which gra...
vinify	21	16	to convert into wine...
vintry	19	13	a wine-shop [n VINTR...
vivary	21	16	a place for raising...
vively	22	17	lively [adv]
vivify	24	19	to give life to [v V...
voguey	19	15	in vogue [adj VOGUIE...
volary	19	13	an aviary [n VOLARIE...
volery	19	13	a large bird cage [n...
volley	20	14	to return a ball bef...
vomity	20	15	resembling or smelli...
votary	18	12	a person who is boun...
wabbly	25	18	wobbly [adj WABBLIER...
waddly	21	14	having a waddling ga...
wafery	21	14	like a wafer [adj]
waffly	25	18	given to waffling [a...
waggly	23	16	waggling [adj WAGGLI...
walley	21	13	a type of jump in fi...
wambly	24	18	affected with, or ca...
warbly	23	15	voiced in a trilling...
warily	21	12	WARY, cautious [adv]
warmly	22	15	WARM, moderately hot...
warray	19	11	(obsolete) to make w...
warrey	19	11	(obsolete) to make w...
wastry	20	11	reckless extravaganc...
watery	19	11	like water [adj WATE...
wavery	21	15	unsteady [adj WAVERI...
wavily	23	16	WAVY, having waves [...
waxily	27	19	WAXY, like wax [adv]
waylay	26	14	to ambush [v WAYLAID...
weakly	21	16	weak and sickly [adj...
webify	24	17	to put a piece of (p...
weekly	21	16	a publication issued...
weensy	18	12	tiny [adj WEENSIER,...
weirdy	20	12	a very strange perso...
whacky	26	20	eccentric, also WACK...
whally	24	15	(Spenser) walleyed,...
whammy	24	19	(colloquial) a malev...
wheaty	21	13	tasting of wheat [ad...
wheely	22	14	like a wheel [adj WH...
wheezy	24	22	given to wheezing [a...
whelky	24	18	marked with whelks [...
wherry	22	13	to transport in a ro...
wheyey	27	15	like whey also WHEYI...
whiffy	27	19	smelly [adj WHIFFIER...
whilly	25	15	to entice by soft wo...
whimmy	25	19	full of whims [adj W...
whimsy	24	16	gentle fantasy, also...
whiney	21	14	tending to whine, al...
whingy	23	16	complaining [adj WHI...
whinny	21	15	abounding in whins [...
whippy	27	19	pliant, supple [adj...
whirly	24	14	given to whirling [a...
whirry	23	13	characteristic of a...
whisky	24	17	an alcoholic spirit,...
whitey	22	13	(colloquial) a white...
whizzy	29	31	using sophisticated...
wholly	24	15	WHOLE, entire [adv]
wicopy	25	17	(Native American) an...
widely	21	13	WIDE, broad [adv]
wieldy	21	13	easily wielded [adj...
wifely	23	15	befitting a wife [ad...
wiggly	24	16	tending to wiggle [a...
wildly	23	14	WILD, not tame [adv]
wilily	23	13	WILY, crafty [adv]
willey	22	13	to clean in a willow...
wincey	22	15	plain or twilled cot...
winery	19	12	a place where wine i...
winsey	19	12	plain or twilled cot...
wintry	20	12	having the character...
wirily	22	12	WIRY, thin and tough...
wisely	21	12	in a wise manner [ad...
wistly	22	12	(Shakespeare) longin...
witchy	26	16	malicious [adj WITCH...
witney	19	12	a heavy woollen fabr...
wobbly	25	18	unsteady, also WABBL...
woodsy	19	12	relating to the fore...
woolly	21	13	like wool [adj WOOLL...
worthy	22	13	full of worth [adj W...
woundy	19	14	(archaic) excessive...
wrathy	22	13	inclined to wrath [a...
wristy	21	11	making extensive use...
wurley	21	13	(Native Australian)...
yarely	23	11	YARE, (archaic) nimb...
yearly	23	11	a once a year public...
yeasty	22	10	like yeast, also YES...
youthy	25	13	(Scots) young, also...
yowley	26	14	the yellowhammer, al...
zanily	20	19	ZANY, comical, clown...
zincky	24	25	of or like zinc, als...
zonary	18	18	pertaining to a zone...

6 letter words that end with Y

6 letter words that end with Y

6 letter Y word

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LETTER Y WORD