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aardvark
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(Afrikaans) a noctur...
aardwolf
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a hyena-like African...
aasvogel
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(Afrikaans) a South...
abactors
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ABACTOR, (obsolete)...
abacuses
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ABACUS, a counting f...
abalones
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ABALONE, a sea snail...
abampere
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a unit of electric c...
abanding
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ABAND, (Spenser) to...
abandons
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ABANDON, to leave or...
abapical
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directed away from t...
abasedly
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ABASED [adv]
abashing
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ABASH, to strike wit...
abatable
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able to be abated as...
abatises
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ABATIS, a barrier ma...
abattoir
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a public slaughterho...
abatures
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ABATURE, (French) a...
abbacies
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ABBACY, the office o...
abbatial
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pertaining to an abb...
abbesses
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ABBESS, a female abb...
abdicant
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in a state of abdica...
abdicate
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to renounce or surre...
abdomens
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ABDOMEN, in mammals,...
abdomina
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ABDOMEN, in mammals,...
abducens
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a cranial nerve [n A...
abducent
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drawing back [adj]
abducing
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ABDUCE, to draw or c...
abducted
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ABDUCT, to carry som...
abductee
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one who is abducted...
abductor
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a person who abducts...
abearing
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ABEAR, to bear; to b...
abegging
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in the process of be...
abelmosk
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an evergreen shrub o...
aberrant
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wandering or strayin...
aberrate
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to go astray, deviat...
abessive
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a grammatical case d...
abetment
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the act of abetting,...
abettals
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ABETTAL, the act of...
abetters
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ABETTER, one who abe...
abetting
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ABET, to incite by e...
abettors
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11
ABETTOR, one who abe...
abeyance
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a state of suspensio...
abeyancy
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a state of suspensio...
abfarads
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ABFARAD, a unit of c...
abhenrys
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ABHENRY, a unit of i...
abhorred
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ABHOR, to loathe, ha...
abhorrer
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one who abhors [n -S...
abidance
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the act of abiding [...
abidings
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ABIDING, a continuan...
abigails
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ABIGAIL, (archaic) a...
abjected
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ABJECT, to throw out...
abjectly
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ABJECT, humble; mise...
abjoints
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ABJOINT, to cut off...
abjurers
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ABJURER, one who abj...
abjuring
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ABJURE, to renounce...
ablating
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ABLATE, to remove or...
ablation
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surgical removal of...
ablative
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indicating direction...
ablators
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ABLATOR, a substance...
ablegate
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a papal envoy [n -S]
ableisms
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ABLEISM, discriminat...
ableists
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ABLEIST, someone who...
abluents
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ABLUENT, a cleansing...
ablution
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the act of washing o...
abnegate
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to renounce or repud...
abnormal
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not normal [adj ABNO...
aboideau
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(French) a tide gate...
aboiteau
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(French) a tide gate...
abomasal
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relating to the abom...
abomasum
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the fourth stomach o...
abomasus
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the fourth stomach o...
aborally
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away from the mouth...
abording
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ABORD, (archaic) to...
aborigen
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an original or nativ...
aborigin
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an original or nativ...
aborning
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while being born [ad...
abortees
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ABORTEE, a woman who...
aborters
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ABORTER, one who abo...
aborting
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ABORT, to bring fort...
abortion
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the induced expulsio...
abortive
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failing to succeed [...
aboulias
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ABOULIA, (Greek) an...
abounded
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ABOUND, to exist in...
abrachia
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a congenital lack of...
abradant
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a material used for...
abraders
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ABRADER, a tool for...
abrading
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ABRADE, to wear away...
abraided
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ABRAID, (Spenser) to...
abrasion
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a graze on the skin...
abrasive
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capable of grinding...
abraying
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ABRAY, (Spenser) to...
abreacts
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ABREACT, to resolve...
abricock
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(obsolete) an aprico...
abridged
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ABRIDGE, to shorten...
abridger
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one who abridges [n...
abridges
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ABRIDGE, to shorten...
abrogate
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to repeal (a law, cu...
abrooked
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ABROOKE, an erroneou...
abrookes
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ABROOKE, an erroneou...
abrosias
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ABROSIA, fasting [n]
abrupter
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ABRUPT, sudden [adj]
abruptly
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ABRUPT, sudden [adv]
abscinds
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ABSCIND, to cut off...
abscised
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ABSCISE, to cut off,...
abscises
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ABSCISE, to cut off,...
abscisic
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as in abscisic acid,...
abscisin
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abscisic acid, a pla...
abscissa
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the distance of a po...
abscisse
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the distance of a po...
absconds
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ABSCOND, to depart s...
abseiled
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ABSEIL, (German) to...
abseiler
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one that abseils [n...
absences
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ABSENCE, the state o...
absented
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ABSENT, to take or k...
absentee
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one who is not prese...
absenter
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one who keeps away [...
absently
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ABSENT, not present...
absinthe
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(French) the wormwoo...
absinths
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ABSINTH, (French) th...
absolute
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unconditional, funda...
absolved
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ABSOLVE, to free fro...
absolver
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one who absolves [n...
absolves
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ABSOLVE, to free fro...
absonant
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discordant; abhorren...
absorbed
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ABSORB, to take up o...
absorber
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something that absor...
abstains
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ABSTAIN, to refrain...
absterge
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to cleanse by wiping...
abstract
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to draw away [v -ED,...
abstrict
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to set free spores e...
abstruse
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difficult to underst...
absurder
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ABSURD, ridiculous [...
absurdly
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ABSURD, ridiculous [...
abthanes
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ABTHANE, a monastic...
abundant
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in great quantity [a...
abusable
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able to be abused [a...
abusages
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ABUSAGE, improper or...
abusions
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ABUSION, (Spenser) m...
abutilon
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(Arabic) a flowering...
abutment
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a buttress of an arc...
abuttals
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ABUTTAL, the butting...
abutters
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ABUTTER, a person wh...
abutting
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ABUT, to be adjacent...
academes
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ACADEME, the academi...
academia
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(Latin) the academic...
academic
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relating to learning...
acalephe
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any cnidarian (a jel...
acalephs
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ACALEPH, any cnidari...
acanthae
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ACANTHA, a sharp spi...
acanthas
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ACANTHA, a sharp spi...
acanthin
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a deposit within the...
acanthus
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a prickly plant with...
acapnias
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ACAPNIA, a lack of c...
acarbose
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a drug for treating...
acaridan
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relating to the Acar...
acarines
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ACARINE, a tick-like...
acarpous
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not bearing fruit [a...
acatours
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ACATOUR, (obsolete)...
acaudate
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tailless, also ACAUD...
acauline
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having a very short...
acaulose
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having a very short...
acaulous
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having a very short...
acceders
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ACCEDER, one who acc...
acceding
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ACCEDE, to consent [...
accended
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ACCEND, (obsolete) t...
accented
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ACCENT, to pronounce...
accentor
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a song bird [n -S]
accepted
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ACCEPT, to receive w...
acceptee
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one who is accepted...
accepter
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a person who accepts...
acceptor
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someone who accepts...
accessed
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ACCESS, to have entr...
accesses
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ACCESS, to have entr...
accident
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a mishap [n -S]
accidias
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ACCIDIA, (Latin) slo...
accidies
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ACCIDIE, (Latin) slo...
accinged
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ACCINGE, to gird up...
accinges
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ACCINGE, to gird up...
acciting
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ACCITE, to cite; to...
acclaims
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ACCLAIM, to shout ap...
accloyed
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ACCLOY, (Spenser) to...
accoasts
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ACCOAST, to lie or s...
accolade
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an expression of pra...
accompts
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ACCOMPT, to explain...
accorage
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(Spenser) to encoura...
accorded
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ACCORD, to bring int...
accorder
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one who accords [n -...
accosted
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ACCOST, to approach...
accounts
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ACCOUNT, to explain...
accourts
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ACCOURT, to entertai...
accouter
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(US) to dress or equ...
accoutre
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to dress or equip, e...
accoying
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ACCOY, (Spenser) to...
accredit
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to accept as true [v...
accreted
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ACCRETE, to grow tog...
accretes
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ACCRETE, to grow tog...
accrewed
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ACCREW, (Spenser) to...
accruals
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ACCRUAL, an accumula...
accruing
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ACCRUE, to accumulat...
accuracy
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exactness [n ACCURAC...
accurate
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free from error [adj...
accursed
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ACCURSE, to make cur...
accurses
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ACCURSE, to make cur...
accusals
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ACCUSAL, an accusati...
accusant
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an accuser [n -S]
accusers
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ACCUSER, one who acc...
accusing
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expressing accusatio...
accustom
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to make familiar [v...
aceldama
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(Aramaic) a place of...
acentric
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without a centre [ad...
acequias
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ACEQUIA, (Spanish) a...
acerated
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needle-shaped, also...
acerbate
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to embitter, to irri...
acerbest
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ACERB, bitter and so...
acerbity
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sourness [n ACERBITI...
acerolas
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ACEROLA, a West Indi...
acervate
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heaped [adj ACERVATE...
acervuli
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the spore-producing...
acescent
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something that is sl...
acetamid
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an amide of acetic a...
acetated
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combined with acetic...
acetates
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ACETATE, an ester of...
acetones
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ACETONE, the simples...
acetonic
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of or pertaining to...
acetoxyl
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a univalent radical...
acetylic
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pertaining to the ra...
achaenia
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ACHENIUM, a small on...
acharyas
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ACHARYA, (Sanskrit)...
achenial
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relating to an achen...
achenium
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a small one-seeded f...
achieved
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ACHIEVE, to carry ou...
achiever
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one who achieves [n...
achieves
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ACHIEVE, to carry ou...
achillea
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a plant of the yarro...
achiness
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the state of having...
achingly
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ACHING, hurting, thr...
achiotes
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ACHIOTE, (Nahuatl) t...
acholias
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ACHOLIA, a lack of b...
achromat
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a light transmitting...
achromic
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having no colour [ad...
aciculae
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ACICULA, (Latin) a n...
acicular
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needle-shaped [adj]
aciculas
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ACICULA, (Latin) a n...
aciculum
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a bristlelike part [...
acidemia
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a condition of incre...
acidhead
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a person who takes h...
acidiest
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ACIDY, resembling ac...
acidness
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acidity; sourness [n...
acidoses
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ACIDOSIS, the presen...
acidosis
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the presence of abno...
acidotic
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pertaining to an abn...
aciduria
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excessive acid in th...
acierage
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the covering of a me...
acierate
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to turn into steel [...
acknowne
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(Shakespeare) aware,...
acoelous
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lacking a coelom, a...
acoemeti
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(Greek) an ancient m...
acolytes
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ACOLYTE, a faithful...
acolyths
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ACOLYTH, (obsolete)...
aconites
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ACONITE, a poisonous...
aconitic
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of or pertaining to...
aconitum
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(Latin) the poisonou...
acosmism
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a doctrine denying t...
acosmist
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one who denies the e...
acouchis
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ACOUCHI, a burrowing...
acoustic
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a sense of hearing [...
acquaint
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to cause to know [v...
acquests
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ACQUEST, a thing acq...
acquight
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(obsolete) to free f...
acquiral
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getting or attainmen...
acquired
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ACQUIRE, to come int...
acquiree
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one that is acquired...
acquirer
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one who acquires [n...
acquires
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ACQUIRE, to come int...
acquists
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ACQUIST, a thing acq...
acquites
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ACQUITE, (obsolete)...
acrasias
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ACRASIA, a loss of s...
acrasins
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ACRASIN, a substance...
acreages
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ACREAGE, area in acr...
acridest
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ACRID, sharp to the...
acridine
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a chemical compound...
acridins
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ACRIDIN, a chemical...
acridity
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the state of being a...
acrimony
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bitterness of feelin...
acrobats
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ACROBAT, one skilled...
acrodont
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having teeth fused w...
acrogens
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ACROGEN, a cryptogam...
acrolect
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a variety of languag...
acrolein
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a flammable liquid,...
acrolith
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(Greek) a statue wit...
acromial
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of or pertaining to...
acromion
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(Greek) the outer ex...
acronyms
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ACRONYM, a word form...
acrosome
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a thin sac at the he...
acrostic
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a poem in acronym fo...
acroters
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ACROTER, a pedestal...
acrotism
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absence of pulsation...
acrylate
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a compound used in p...
acrylics
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ACRYLIC, a type of r...
acrylyls
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ACRYLYL, an organic...
actiniae
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ACTINIA, a sea-anemo...
actinian
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a sea-anemone, also...
actinias
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ACTINIA, a sea-anemo...
actinide
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any element of a gro...
actinism
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the property of radi...
actinium
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a radioactive metall...
actinoid
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any element of a gro...
actinons
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ACTINON, an isotope...
actioned
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ACTION, to carry out...
actioner
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a film with a lot of...
activate
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to set in motion [v...
actively
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with activity [adv]
activise
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to activate, also AC...
activism
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a policy of direct a...
activist
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15
an advocate of activ...
activity
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the state of being a...
activize
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to activate, also AC...
actorish
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like an actor [adj]
actressy
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13
like an actress [adj...
actually
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ACTUAL, existing in...
actuated
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ACTUATE, to put into...
actuates
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ACTUATE, to put into...
actuator
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one who actuates [n...
acuating
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ACUATE, to sharpen [...
acuities
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ACUITY, sharpness [n...
aculeate
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13
prickly; pointed; st...
acupoint
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an acupuncture site...
acushlas
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ACUSHLA, (Irish) an...
acutance
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a measure of photogr...
acylated
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ACYLATE, to introduc...
acylates
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ACYLATE, to introduc...
acyloins
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15
ACYLOIN, a type of c...
adamance
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unyielding hardness,...
adamancy
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unyielding hardness,...
adamants
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ADAMANT, a legendary...
adamsite
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a lung-irritating ga...
adapters
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ADAPTER, something t...
adapting
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ADAPT, to make suita...
adaption
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the act of adapting,...
adaptive
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able to be adapted [...
adaptors
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ADAPTOR, something t...
addebted
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(Scots) indebted, ow...
addeemed
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ADDEEM, (obsolete) t...
addendum
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something to be adde...
addicted
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ADDICT, to make depe...
addition
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something added [n -...
additive
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in addition [adj ADD...
additory
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making an addition [...
addoomed
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ADDOOM, (Spenser) to...
addorsed
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in heraldry, turned...
adducent
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drawing inward or to...
adducers
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ADDUCER, one who add...
adducing
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ADDUCE, to cite or q...
adducted
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15
ADDUCT, to draw inwa...
adductor
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14
an adducent muscle,...
adeeming
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15
ADEEM, to cancel a b...
adelgids
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ADELGID, a kind of s...
adenines
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ADENINE, one of the...
adenitis
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inflammation of glan...
adenoids
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ADENOID, glandular t...
adenomas
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ADENOMA, a tumor of...
adenoses
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10
ADENOSIS, abnormal g...
adenosis
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10
abnormal growth of g...
adenylic
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as in adenylic acid,...
adeptest
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12
ADEPT, highly skille...
adequacy
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the state of suffici...
adequate
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19
sufficient [adj]
adermins
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ADERMIN, a former na...
adespota
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(Greek) anonymous wo...
adessive
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13
a grammatical case i...
adharmas
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14
ADHARMA, (Sanskrit)...
adherend
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the surface to which...
adherent
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12
sticking, growing to...
adherers
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ADHERER, one who rem...
adhering
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ADHERE, to become or...
adhesion
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the act of sticking...
adhesive
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15
sticking [adj ADHESI...
adhibits
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ADHIBIT, to attach;...
adiposes
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12
ADIPOSIS, obesity [n...
adiposis
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obesity [n ADIPOSES]
adipsias
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ADIPSIA, complete la...
adjacent
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next to [adj ADJACEN...
adjoined
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ADJOIN, to lie next...
adjoints
15
19
ADJOINT, a form of a...
adjourns
15
20
ADJOURN, to suspend...
adjudged
17
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ADJUDGE, to decide;...
adjudges
17
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ADJUDGE, to decide;...
adjuncts
19
23
ADJUNCT, something a...
adjurers
16
19
ADJURER, one who com...
adjuring
17
22
ADJURE, to command s...
adjurors
16
19
ADJUROR, one who com...
adjusted
16
20
ADJUST, to bring to...
adjuster
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19
one who adjusts [n -...
adjustor
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19
one who adjusts, e.g...
adjutage
16
21
(French) a tube adde...
adjutant
15
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an officer who assis...
adjuvant
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serving to aid or co...
admasses
14
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ADMASS, the mass aud...
admirals
16
13
ADMIRAL, the chief c...
admirers
15
12
ADMIRER, one who adm...
admiring
16
15
ADMIRE, to have a hi...
admitted
15
13
ADMIT, to allow to e...
admittee
14
12
one that is admitted...
admitter
15
12
one who admits [n -S...
admixing
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ADMIX, to mix [v]
admonish
16
15
to reprove mildly [v...
adnation
11
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the state of being a...
adonised
12
11
ADONISE, to adorn (o...
adonises
12
10
ADONIS [v]
adonized
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ADONIZE, to adorn (o...
adonizes
15
19
ADONIZE, to adorn (o...
adoptees
14
12
ADOPTEE, one who is...
adopters
15
12
ADOPTER, one who ado...
adopting
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ADOPT, to take as on...
adoption
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13
the act of adopting...
adoptive
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due to adoption; hav...
adorable
15
13
worthy of being ador...
adorably
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15
ADORABLE, worthy of...
adorners
12
10
ADORNER, one who ado...
adorning
13
13
ADORN, to embellish...
adreaded
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11
ADREAD, (obsolete) t...
adrenals
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ADRENAL, an adrenal...
adroiter
13
9
ADROIT, skilful [adj...
adroitly
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ADROIT, skilful [adv...
adscript
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15
(historical) a feuda...
adsorbed
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ADSORB, to gather an...
adsorber
15
12
something that adsor...
adspeaks
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16
ADSPEAK, the kind of...
adularia
14
11
a transparent or tra...
adulated
14
12
ADULATE, to fawn upo...
adulates
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ADULATE, to fawn upo...
adulator
14
11
one who adulates [n...
adultery
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13
voluntary sexual int...
adumbral
18
17
shadowy [adj]
aduncate
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14
hooked, also ADUNC [...
aduncity
23
16
state of being hooke...
aduncous
16
15
hooked [adj]
adusting
15
13
ADUST, (Milton) to s...
advanced
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ADVANCE, to put forw...
advancer
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17
one who advances [n...
advances
17
17
ADVANCE, to put forw...
advected
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17
ADVECT, to transport...
advening
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17
ADVENE, to be added...
adverser
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ADVERSE, acting agai...
adverted
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ADVERT, to refer to...
advewing
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ADVEW, (Spenser) to...
advisees
15
13
ADVISEE, one who is...
advisers
16
13
ADVISER, one who giv...
advising
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16
(Sahkespeare) counse...
advisors
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13
ADVISOR, one who giv...
advisory
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15
a report giving info...
advocaat
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16
(Dutch) a liqueur co...
advocacy
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the function of an a...
advocate
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to plead in favour o...
advoutry
22
16
(obsolete) adultery,...
advowson
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17
the right of present...
adwarded
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ADWARD, (Spenser) to...
adynamia
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15
lack of physical str...
adynamic
23
18
without strength [ad...
aecidial
17
13
relating to an aecid...
aecidium
18
16
a cup-shaped structu...
aedicule
17
14
a door or window wit...
aegirine
13
11
a green mineral, a s...
aegirite
14
10
a green mineral, a s...
aeglogue
15
14
(archaic) a pastoral...
aegrotat
13
10
(archaic) an unclass...
aemuling
16
16
AEMULE, (Spenser) to...
aeneuses
11
10
AENEUS, a kind of aq...
aequorin
20
19
a protein secreted b...
aeradios
12
9
AERADIO, a Canadian...
aerating
13
11
AERATE, to put air i...
aeration
11
9
exposure to the acti...
aerators
12
8
AERATOR, that which...
aerially
21
12
pertaining to the ai...
aerified
15
12
AERIFY, to infuse ai...
aerifies
15
11
AERIFY, to infuse ai...
aeriform
16
14
having the form of a...
aerobats
14
11
AEROBAT, one who per...
aerobics
18
14
exercise for conditi...
aerobium
16
15
an organism that req...
aerobomb
17
17
a bomb for dropping...
aerobots
14
11
AEROBOT, an unmanned...
aerodart
12
9
an arrow-headed miss...
aeroduct
16
13
a type of jet engine...
aerodyne
17
12
a heavier-than-air a...
aerofoil
15
12
a structure which gi...
aerogels
14
11
AEROGEL, a highly po...
aerogram
14
13
an airmail letter, a...
aerolite
13
9
a meteorite [n -S]
aerolith
16
11
a meteorite [n -S]
aerology
20
13
the study of the atm...
aeronaut
11
10
a traveller through...
aeronomy
18
14
the study of the upp...
aerosats
12
8
AEROSAT, a satellite...
aerosols
13
9
AEROSOL, a spray rel...
aerostat
12
8
any lighter-than-air...
aerotone
10
9
a deep bath with mas...
aesculin
17
14
a glucoside found in...
aesthete
14
10
a person who affects...
aestival
16
13
of summer [adj]
aetheric
18
13
pertaining to the ae...
afearing
15
14
AFEAR, (Spenser) to...
afebrile
18
15
having no fever [adj...
affaires
17
14
AFFAIRE, (French) a...
affeared
16
15
AFFEARE, (Spenser) t...
affeares
16
14
AFFEARE, (Spenser) t...
affected
20
18
AFFECT, to act upon...
affecter
20
17
one who affects, ass...
affeered
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15
AFFEER, (archaic) to...
afferent
16
15
bearing, bringing or...
affiance
19
18
to betroth [v AFFIAN...
affiants
17
15
AFFIANT, one who mak...
affiches
23
19
AFFICHE, (French) a...
affinely
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18
in the manner of a t...
affinity
24
17
a natural attraction...
affirmed
19
18
AFFIRM, to state pos...
affirmer
19
17
one who affirms [n -...
affixers
24
21
AFFIXER, one who aff...
affixial
25
22
pertaining to a pref...
affixing
25
24
AFFIX, to fix on to,...
afflated
18
16
inspired [adj]
afflatus
19
16
inspiration, a divin...
afflicts
23
18
AFFLICT, to distress...
affluent
18
17
wealthy [adj AFFLUEN...
affluxes
25
23
AFFLUX, a flowing to...
affogato
17
16
(Italian) a dessert...
affoords
17
15
AFFOORD, (Spenser) t...
afforced
20
18
AFFORCE, to strength...
afforces
20
17
AFFORCE, to strength...
afforded
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16
AFFORD, to have suff...
afforest
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14
to cover with forest...
affrayed
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AFFRAY, to disturb o...
affrayer
23
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a disturber of the p...
affright
22
18
to frighten [v -ED,...
affronte
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15
in heraldry, facing...
affronts
17
15
AFFRONT, to insult t...
affusion
17
16
the act of pouring a...
afghanis
18
16
AFGHANI, a monetary...
aflutter
17
13
nervously excited [a...
aftereye
20
13
(Shakespeare) to gaz...
aftersun
15
13
moisturing lotion ap...
aftertax
21
18
remaining after paym...
agacante
15
14
(French) provoking,...
agacerie
16
13
(French) an allureme...
agalloch
21
17
the fragrant wood of...
agalwood
17
15
the wood of the aloe...
agametes
14
13
AGAMETE, an asexual...
agamoids
15
14
AGAMOID, a member of...
agamonts
14
14
AGAMONT, in protozoa...
agaroses
13
10
AGAROSE, a sugar obt...
agarwood
16
14
a soft, resinous woo...
agasting
15
13
AGAST, (Milton) to t...
agatised
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11
AGATISE, to cause to...
agatises
14
10
AGATISE, to cause to...
agatized
17
20
AGATIZE, to cause to...
agatizes
17
19
AGATIZE, to cause to...
agedness
13
12
the state of being a...
agelasts
15
11
AGELAST, someone who...
agemates
14
13
AGEMATE, a person of...
agencies
16
14
AGENCY, a organizati...
agendums
15
16
AGENDUM, an item on...
ageneses
12
11
AGENESIS, absence or...
agenesia
12
11
absence or imperfect...
agenesis
13
11
absence or imperfect...
agenetic
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14
relating to agenesis...
agenised
13
12
AGENISE, to treat fl...
agenises
13
11
AGENISE, to treat fl...
agenized
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21
AGENIZE, to treat fl...
agenizes
16
20
AGENIZE, to treat fl...
agential
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12
pertaining to an age...
agenting
14
14
the business of an a...
agentive
15
15
a grammatical case i...
ageratum
15
14
a flowering tropical...
ageusias
14
11
AGEUSIA, lack of a s...
aggadahs
17
15
AGGADAH, the homilet...
aggadoth
17
15
AGGADAH, the homilet...
aggraced
18
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AGGRACE, (Spenser) t...
aggraces
18
15
AGGRACE, (Spenser) t...
aggraded
15
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AGGRADE, to raise th...
aggrades
15
13
AGGRADE, to raise th...
aggrated
15
13
AGGRATE, (Spenser) t...
aggrates
15
12
AGGRATE, (Spenser) t...
aggrieve
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16
to distress [v AGGRI...
aginners
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12
AGINNER, an opponent...
agiotage
14
12
speculative manoeuvr...
agisters
15
10
AGISTER, a former of...
agisting
16
13
AGIST, to admit (liv...
agistors
15
10
AGISTOR, a former of...
agitable
17
14
able to be agitated...
agitated
14
11
AGITATE, to stir vio...
agitates
14
10
AGITATE, to stir vio...
agitator
14
10
one that agitates [n...
agitpops
19
16
AGITPOP, pop music a...
agitprop
19
16
pro-Communist propag...
aglimmer
18
17
glimmering [adj]
aglitter
16
11
glittering [adj]
aglossal
16
12
having no tongue at...
aglossia
15
11
the congenital lack...
aglycone
23
17
an organic compound,...
aglycons
24
17
AGLYCON, an organic...
agminate
14
14
clustered together [...
agnathan
14
14
any of a family of e...
agnation
12
12
the relationship of...
agnising
15
14
AGNISE, to acknowled...
agnizing
18
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AGNIZE, to acknowled...
agnomens
13
15
AGNOMEN, (Latin) a n...
agnomina
13
15
AGNOMEN, (Latin) a n...
agnosias
13
11
AGNOSIA, the loss of...
agnostic
17
14
sceptic, denying the...
agonised
13
12
AGONISE, to suffer a...
agonises
13
11
AGONISE, to suffer a...
agonisms
15
14
AGONISM, a contest o...
agonists
14
11
AGONIST, a protagoni...
agonized
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21
AGONIZE, to suffer a...
agonizes
16
20
AGONIZE, to suffer a...
agouties
14
11
AGOUTY, a burrowing...
agraffes
18
16
AGRAFFE, (French) a...
agraphia
18
15
the inability to wri...
agraphic
22
18
characterized by agr...
agraphon
17
16
(Greek) a saying of...
agrarian
13
11
related to land [adj...
agreeing
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AGREE, to have the s...
agremens
14
14
(French) courtesies,...
agrement
14
14
(French) the approva...
agrestal
15
11
growing wild in cult...
agrestic
18
13
of or relating to th...
agrimony
21
16
a perennial herb of...
agrising
16
13
AGRISE, to terrify,...
agrizing
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AGRIZE, (obsolete) t...
agrology
22
15
the science of soils...
agronomy
20
16
rural economy [n AGR...
agrypnia
22
16
wakefulness; sleeple...
agryzing
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AGRYZE, (obsolete) t...
aguacate
16
14
the avocado pear [n...
aguelike
16
16
like a fever [adj]
agueweed
16
15
a North American pla...
aguishly
25
16
AGUISH, having the q...
aguising
16
14
AGUISE, to adorn, al...
aguizing
19
23
AGUIZE, to adorn, al...
ahemeral
16
14
not being a full 24...
aidances
15
13
AIDANCE, help [n]
aigrette
14
10
a tuft of feathers w...
aiguille
17
13
a needlelike peak of...
ailantos
13
10
AILANTO, (Amboina) a...
ailerons
13
10
AILERON, a balancing...
ailettes
14
9
AILETTE, a plate of...
ailments
15
13
AILMENT, a physical...
aimfully
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full of purpose [adv...
ainsells
15
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AINSELL, one's own s...
airballs
18
13
AIRBALL, in basketba...
airbases
15
11
AIRBASE, a centre fo...
airboard
15
12
an inflatable board...
airboats
15
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AIRBOAT, a kind of b...
airborne
14
12
carried by air [adj]
airbound
15
14
stopped up by air [a...
airbrick
21
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a brick with holes i...
airbrush
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to apply a fine spra...
airburst
17
12
to explode in the ai...
airbuses
16
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AIRBUS, (tradename)...
aircheck
23
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a recording made fro...
aircoach
21
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the cheaper accommod...
aircraft
19
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a machine for travel...
aircrews
20
14
AIRCREW, the crew of...
airdates
13
9
AIRDATE, the schedul...
airdrawn
16
13
drawn in the air; vi...
airdrome
14
12
an aerodrome [n -S]
airdrops
16
12
AIRDROP, to drop fro...
airfares
15
11
AIRFARE, the price o...
airfield
17
13
an area where planes...
airflows
20
15
AIRFLOW, a flow of a...
airfoils
17
12
AIRFOIL, part of an...
airframe
16
14
the body of an aircr...
airglows
19
14
AIRGLOW, a faint lig...
airgraph
19
15
a letter photographi...
airheads
15
11
AIRHEAD, an empty-he...
airholes
16
11
AIRHOLE, a hole for...
airiness
13
9
the state of being a...
airlifts
18
12
AIRLIFT, to transpor...
airliner
14
10
a large passenger ai...
airlines
14
10
AIRLINE, an air tran...
airlocks
19
16
AIRLOCK, an obstruct...
airmails
16
12
AIRMAIL, to send mai...
airparks
17
15
AIRPARK, a small air...
airplane
15
13
a winged aircraft pr...
airplays
23
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AIRPLAY, the broadca...
airports
16
11
AIRPORT, a tract of...
airposts
16
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AIRPOST, the system...
airpower
18
14
military air strengt...
airproof
17
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to make impermeable...
airscape
18
14
a view of the earth...
airscrew
20
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an airplane propelle...
airshaft
18
13
a passage for air e....
airsheds
16
11
AIRSHED, the air sup...
airships
19
13
AIRSHIP, a mechanica...
airshots
16
10
AIRSHOT, in golf, a...
airshows
19
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AIRSHOW, an occasion...
airsides
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AIRSIDE, restricted...
airspace
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the portion of atmos...
airspeed
15
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the speed of an airc...
airstops
16
11
AIRSTOP, a helicopte...
airstrip
17
11
a runway [n -S]
airthing
17
13
AIRTH, (Scots) to gu...
airtight
18
12
impermeable to air [...
airtimes
15
11
AIRTIME, an allowabl...
airtrams
15
11
AIRTRAM, an aerial c...
airwards
17
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up into the air, als...
airwaves
18
15
AIRWAVE, a channel f...
airwoman
16
15
a female aviator [n...
airwomen
16
15
AIRWOMAN, a female a...
aisleway
23
14
a passage for inside...
aislings
16
12
AISLING, (Irish) a v...
ajutages
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20
AJUTAGE, (French) a...
akaryote
19
14
a cell without a nuc...
akineses
13
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AKINESIS, loss of vo...
akinesia
13
13
loss of voluntary mo...
akinesis
14
13
loss of voluntary mo...
akinetic
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relating to akinesia...
akirahos
16
14
AKIRAHO, (Maori) a s...
akrasias
14
12
AKRASIA, (Greek) los...
akvavits
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AKVAVIT, (Norwegian)...
alachlor
20
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a type of herbicide...
alacrity
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cheerful promptness...
alaiment
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an allayment, a less...
alamedas
14
13
ALAMEDA, (Spanish) a...
alamodes
14
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ALAMODE, (French) a...
alanines
12
11
ALANINE, an amino ac...
alannahs
14
13
ALANNAH, (Irish) my...
alarming
16
15
ALARM, to strike wit...
alarmism
17
15
the practice of alar...
alarmist
16
12
one who alarms other...
alarumed
15
14
ALARUM, (archaic) to...
alastors
14
9
ALASTOR, an avenging...
alastrim
16
12
a mild form of small...
alations
13
10
ALATION, the state o...
albacore
18
15
a large tuna fish, a...
albedoes
15
13
ALBEDO, the measure...
alberghi
20
16
ALBERGO, an inn, als...
albicore
19
15
a large tuna fish, a...
albiness
16
13
(archaic) a female a...
albinism
18
16
the condition of bei...
albitise
17
12
to turn into albite,...
albitize
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to turn into albite,...
albizias
20
21
ALBIZIA, any of a ge...
albizzia
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any of a genus of su...
albumens
17
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ALBUMEN, the white o...
albumins
18
17
ALBUMIN, the protein...
albumose
17
16
a water-soluble prot...
alburnum
18
18
the soft wood betwee...
alcahest
19
14
the hypothetical uni...
alcaides
17
13
ALCAIDE, the command...
alcaldes
18
14
ALCALDE, the mayor o...
alcatras
17
12
a kind of large wate...
alcaydes
23
15
ALCAYDE, the command...
alcazars
20
21
ALCAZAR, a Spanish f...
alchemic
24
20
relating to alchemy...
alcheras
19
14
ALCHERA, the dreamti...
alcidine
17
14
pertaining to a fami...
alcohols
20
15
ALCOHOL, a flammable...
alcolock
22
20
a breath-alcohol saf...
alcopops
21
18
ALCOPOP, a drink con...
alcorzas
20
21
ALCORZA, a kind of S...
aldehyde
22
15
a volatile liquid ob...
alderfly
24
16
a riverside winged i...
alderman
14
14
a member of a munici...
aldermen
14
14
ALDERMAN, a member o...
aldicarb
20
16
a kind of pesticide...
aldolase
14
11
an enzyme [n -S]
aldoxime
21
20
an oxime formed by r...
aleatory
19
11
dependent on chance,...
alebench
20
18
a bench in or in fro...
alecosts
17
12
ALECOST, a garden pl...
alegging
17
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ALEGGE, (Spenser) to...
alehouse
15
12
a tavern where ale i...
alembics
21
18
ALEMBIC, an old dist...
alencons
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ALENCON, (French) a...
alepines
15
13
ALEPINE, (Arabic) a...
alerions
13
10
ALERION, in heraldry...
alertest
14
9
ALERT, ready for sud...
alerting
15
12
ALERT, to warn [v]
aleurone
12
11
a protein found in s...
aleurons
13
11
ALEURON, a protein f...
alewives
19
16
ALEWIFE, a woman who...
alexines
19
17
ALEXINE, a substance...
alexinic
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related to alexin [a...
alfalfas
19
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ALFALFA, the fodder...
alfaquin
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a teacher of Muslim...
alfaquis
25
22
ALFAQUI, a teacher o...
alforjas
18
21
ALFORJA, (Arabic) a...
alfresco
19
15
outdoors [adv]
algaroba
16
14
(Arabic) the carob,...
algebras
17
14
ALGEBRA, a method of...
algerine
14
12
a kind of woollen fa...
algesias
15
11
ALGESIA, sensitivity...
algicide
19
15
a substance used to...
algidity
23
14
chilliness, esp. dur...
alginate
14
12
a salt of alginic ac...
algology
23
16
the study of algae [...
algorism
17
14
the Arabic system of...
alguacil
20
16
a Spanish arresting...
alguazil
20
22
a Spanish arresting...
aliasing
15
12
image imperfections...
alibiing
18
15
ALIBI, to give an al...
alicants
17
13
ALICANT, (Spanish) a...
alidades
14
11
ALIDADE, a device us...
alienage
13
12
the state of being f...
alienate
12
10
to make indifferent...
alienees
12
10
ALIENEE, one to whom...
alieners
13
10
ALIENER, one that tr...
aliening
14
13
ALIEN, to alienate [...
alienism
15
13
the state of being f...
alienist
14
10
a psychiatrist speci...
alienors
13
10
ALIENOR, a person wh...
aligarta
15
11
(obsolete) an alliga...
alighted
18
14
ALIGHT, to dismount...
aligners
15
12
ALIGNER, one who ali...
aligning
16
15
ALIGN, to arrange in...
aliments
15
13
ALIMENT, to feed, no...
aliquant
22
20
not dividing equally...
aliquots
23
19
ALIQUOT, a number th...
alizarin
17
19
a coloring principle...
alizaris
18
18
ALIZARI, a Mediterra...
alkahest
17
15
the hypothetical uni...
alkalies
16
14
ALKALI, a substance...
alkalify
25
19
to convert into an a...
alkaline
15
15
containing an alkali...
alkalise
16
14
to convert into an a...
alkalize
19
23
to convert into an a...
alkaloid
16
15
any of a class of co...
alkanets
14
14
ALKANET, a wild flow...
alkannin
13
16
a wild flower; a red...
alkoxide
21
21
a basic salt derived...
alkylate
22
16
to combine with alky...
allanite
14
11
a silicate containin...
allative
17
14
a grammatical case d...
allayers
21
12
ALLAYER, one who, or...
allaying
22
15
tempering [n -S]
alledged
16
14
ALLEDGE, to allay, a...
alledges
16
13
ALLEDGE, to allay, a...
allegers
16
12
ALLEGER, one who all...
allegged
17
15
ALLEGGE, (Spenser) t...
allegges
17
14
ALLEGGE, (Spenser) t...
alleging
17
15
ALLEGE, to assert wi...
allegory
22
14
a story presenting a...
allegros
16
12
ALLEGRO, a musical p...
allelism
18
14
the state of possess...
alleluia
16
12
a song of praise to...
allergen
15
13
a substance that ind...
allergic
20
15
suffering from an al...
allergin
16
13
a substance that ind...
allerion
14
11
in heraldry, an eagl...
alleycat
24
15
a cat who lives in a...
alleyway
30
17
a narrow passageway,...
allheals
18
13
ALLHEAL, a medicinal...
alliable
18
14
capable of being all...
alliance
17
14
an association forme...
allicins
19
14
ALLICIN, a liquid co...
alligate
16
12
to unite by some tie...
allnight
19
15
lasting all night [a...
allobars
17
13
ALLOBAR, a change in...
allocate
17
13
to set apart for a p...
allodial
16
12
relating to allod [a...
allodium
17
15
an estate held in ab...
allogamy
23
17
cross-fertilization...
allomone
14
14
a chemical substance...
allonged
15
14
ALLONGE, to lunge [v...
allonges
15
13
ALLONGE [n]
allonyms
22
16
ALLONYM, the name of...
allopath
19
15
one who practises al...
allosaur
15
11
a large, lizard-hipp...
allotted
15
11
ALLOT, to give as a...
allottee
14
10
one to whom somethin...
allotter
15
10
one who allots [n -S...
allotype
23
15
an allotypic variant...
allotypy
30
17
the condition of bei...
allovers
17
14
ALLOVER, a fabric wi...
allowing
19
16
ALLOW, to put no obs...
alloxans
20
18
ALLOXAN, an oxidatio...
alloying
22
15
ALLOY, to combine a...
allozyme
25
24
a different form of...
allseeds
15
11
ALLSEED, a weed of t...
allsorts
16
10
things of various sh...
allspice
21
16
a widely used aromat...
alluding
17
15
ALLUDE, to make an i...
allurers
16
11
ALLURER, one who all...
alluring
17
14
ALLURE, to attract w...
allusion
15
12
the act of alluding...
allusive
18
15
alluding [adj]
alluvial
19
16
soil composed of all...
alluvion
17
16
land gained from the...
alluvium
20
19
land gained from the...
almagest
16
14
a medieval treatise...
almanack
18
20
a register of the da...
almanacs
17
16
ALMANAC, a register...
almemars
16
15
ALMEMAR, (Hebrew) a...
almeries
15
12
ALMERY, a cupboard f...
almighty
26
18
having absolute powe...
almirahs
18
14
ALMIRAH, (Hindi) a w...
almoners
14
13
ALMONER, a giver of...
alnagers
14
12
ALNAGER, an inspecto...
alocasia
16
12
any of various tropi...
alodiums
16
14
ALODIUM, land held a...
aloetics
17
12
ALOETIC, a medicine...
alogical
19
15
outside the domain o...
alopecia
18
15
(Latin) loss of hair...
alopecic
22
18
relating to baldness...
alpaccas
22
18
ALPACCA, a type of n...
alphabet
20
17
a set of letters [n...
alphorns
18
15
ALPHORN, (German) a...
alphosis
19
14
a lack of skin pigme...
alpinely
23
16
ALPINE, related to m...
alpinism
18
16
the sport of climbin...
alpinist
17
13
a mountain climber [...
altarage
14
11
offerings made upon...
alterant
13
10
something that alter...
alterers
14
9
ALTERER, one who alt...
altering
15
12
ALTER, to make diffe...
alterity
21
11
otherness [n ALTERIT...
alternat
13
10
a way of determining...
alternes
13
10
ALTERNE, one of two...
altesses
14
9
ALTESSE, (French) hi...
altezzas
20
27
ALTEZZA, (Italian) h...
althaeas
15
11
ALTHAEA, a genus of...
althorns
16
12
ALTHORN, (German) an...
although
20
16
despite the fact tha...
altitude
15
11
height above sea lev...
altoists
15
9
ALTOIST, one who pla...
altrices
18
12
birds whose young ar...
altruism
17
13
selfless devotion to...
altruist
16
10
one that practices a...
aluminas
15
14
ALUMINA, an oxide of...
alumines
15
14
ALUMINE, an oxide of...
aluminic
19
17
of or containing alu...
aluminum
17
18
a light silvery mall...
alumiums
18
17
ALUMIUM, (obsolete)...
alumroot
15
13
a North American flo...
alunites
14
11
ALUNITE, a hydrous s...
alveated
15
14
vaulted like a beehi...
alveolar
16
14
pertaining to an alv...
alveoles
16
14
ALVEOLE, a small bod...
alveolus
17
15
a small body cavity,...
alyssums
23
15
ALYSSUM, a plant of...
amadavat
15
16
(Hindi) the strawber...
amalgams
17
17
AMALGAM, an alloy of...
amandine
12
14
(French) albumin in...
amandlas
14
14
AMANDLA, (South Afri...
amanitas
13
12
AMANITA, a kind of p...
amanitin
13
13
a toxin produced by...
amaracus
17
15
(Latin) the herb mar...
amaranth
15
14
a fabled never-fadin...
amarants
13
12
AMARANT, a fabled ne...
amarelle
15
13
a variety of sour ch...
amaretti
14
11
macaroons made with...
amaretto
13
11
(Italian) a kind of...
amarones
12
12
AMARONE, a strong dr...
amassers
14
11
AMASSER, one who ama...
amassing
15
14
AMASS, to accumulate...
amateurs
14
12
AMATEUR, one who eng...
amations
13
12
AMATION, lovemaking...
amautiks
16
16
AMAUTIK, (Inuit) an...
amazedly
24
24
AMAZED [adv]
ambaches
21
19
AMBACH, a pith tree,...
ambaries
16
14
AMBARY, (Hindi) a fi...
amberies
16
14
AMBERY, a cupboard f...
amberina
15
15
(tradename) a type o...
amberite
16
14
a kind of smokeless...
amberoid
16
15
a synthetic amber, a...
amberous
16
15
containing amber [ad...
ambiance
18
18
the mood or atmosphe...
ambience
18
18
the mood or atmosphe...
ambients
16
15
AMBIENT, something w...
ambition
16
15
aspiration after suc...
ambivert
19
18
someone who is both...
amblings
19
18
AMBLING, walking at...
amboinas
15
15
AMBOINA, a reddish-b...
amboynas
21
17
AMBOYNA, a reddish-b...
ambroids
17
15
AMBROID, a synthetic...
ambrosia
16
14
the food of the gods...
ambsaces
19
17
AMBSACE, bad luck, a...
ambulant
17
17
walking; moving from...
ambulate
17
16
to walk; to move abo...
ambushed
19
18
AMBUSH, to attack fr...
ambusher
19
17
one who ambushes [n...
ambushes
19
17
AMBUSH, to attack fr...
ameerate
12
11
the rank of an ameer...
ameioses
13
11
AMEIOSIS, the non-pa...
ameiosis
14
11
the non-pairing of t...
amelcorn
17
16
(German) a variety o...
amenable
15
16
capable of being per...
amenably
22
18
AMENABLE, capable of...
amenaged
13
15
AMENAGE, (Spenser) t...
amenages
13
14
AMENAGE, (Spenser) t...
amenders
13
13
AMENDER, one who ame...
amending
14
16
AMEND, to correct, i...
amentias
13
12
AMENTIA, mental defi...
amercers
17
14
AMERCER, one who ame...
amercing
18
17
AMERCE, to fine or p...
amesaces
16
14
AMESACE, a double ac...
amethyst
23
15
a purple gemstone, b...
amiantus
14
13
the finest fibrous a...
amicable
20
18
friendly [adj AMICAB...
amicably
27
20
AMICABLE, friendly [...
amidases
14
12
AMIDASE, an enzyme t...
amidines
14
13
AMIDINE, the soluble...
amidmost
16
15
in the very middle [...
amidogen
14
15
a derivative of ammo...
amidones
13
13
AMIDONE, a synthetic...
amidship
20
17
toward the middle of...
amildars
16
13
AMILDAR, (Urdu) a fa...
amirates
14
11
AMIRATE, the rank of...
amissing
16
14
(Scots) wanting, los...
amitoses
14
11
AMITOSIS, direct cel...
amitosis
15
11
direct cell division...
amitotic
18
14
relating to amitosis...
amitrole
15
12
a kind of herbicide...
ammeters
15
14
AMMETER, an instrume...
ammirals
17
15
AMMIRAL, (Milton) a...
ammocete
17
17
the larva of a lampr...
ammolite
16
15
the fossilised shell...
ammonals
15
16
AMMONAL, a powerful...
ammonate
13
15
a type of ammonia co...
ammoniac
17
18
a gum resin [n -S]
ammonias
14
15
AMMONIA, a pungent c...
ammonify
23
20
to treat with ammoni...
ammonite
14
15
the coiled shell of...
ammonium
16
19
the ion NH4+, which...
ammonoid
14
16
the coiled shell of...
amnesiac
16
15
one who suffers from...
amnesias
13
12
AMNESIA, loss of mem...
amnesics
17
15
AMNESIC, one who suf...
amnestic
17
15
causing loss of memo...
amnionic
16
16
pertaining to the am...
amniotes
13
12
AMNIOTE, a vertebrat...
amniotic
17
15
relating to an amnio...
amoebean
13
15
alternately answerin...
amoeboid
15
15
resembling an ameba,...
amokuras
15
16
AMOKURA, a white pel...
amooving
16
18
AMOOVE, (Spenser) to...
amorally
22
15
AMORAL, lacking a se...
amorance
15
15
the state of being i...
amoretti
14
11
AMORETTO, (Italian)...
amoretto
13
11
(Italian) a cherub o...
amorisms
16
14
AMORISM, a love affa...
amorists
15
11
AMORIST, a lover; a...
amorosas
13
11
AMOROSA, (Italian) a...
amorosos
13
11
AMOROSO, (Italian) a...
amortise
14
11
to liquidate gradual...
amortize
17
20
to liquidate gradual...
amosites
14
11
AMOSITE, a brown for...
amotions
13
12
AMOTION, the removal...
amounted
13
14
AMOUNT, to come to i...
amperage
16
16
the strength of an e...
amphibia
21
19
organisms adapted fo...
amphioxi
25
23
AMPHIOXUS, (Greek) a...
amphipod
21
20
a crustacean of the...
amphorae
17
16
AMPHORA, a two-handl...
amphoral
19
17
relating to an ampho...
amphoras
18
16
AMPHORA, a two-handl...
amphoric
22
19
pertaining to the so...
amplexus
24
23
the mating embrace o...
ampoules
17
16
AMPOULE, a small sea...
ampullae
18
17
AMPULLA, a small two...
ampullar
19
17
resembling an ampull...
amputate
16
15
to cut off [v AMPUTA...
amputees
16
15
AMPUTEE, one who has...
amreetas
13
11
AMREETA, (Sanskrit)...
amtracks
19
18
AMTRACK, a military...
amuletic
19
16
of amulets [adj]
amusable
17
16
able to be amused [a...
amusedly
22
16
AMUSED [adv]
amusette
14
12
(French) a light fie...
amygdala
22
17
any almond-shaped fo...
amygdale
22
17
a small gas bubble i...
amygdals
23
17
AMYGDAL, (obsolete)...
amygdule
23
18
a small gas bubble i...
amylases
21
14
AMYLASE, any of the...
amylenes
20
15
AMYLENE, an unsatura...
amylogen
21
17
the relatively solub...
amyloids
22
15
AMYLOID, a substance...
amyloses
21
14
AMYLOSE, the relativ...
anabaena
11
13
a kind of freshwater...
anabases
13
12
ANABASIS, an expedit...
anabasis
14
12
an expedition or an...
anabatic
17
15
upward-moving [adj]
anableps
17
16
any of a genus of bo...
anabolic
18
16
pertaining to a proc...
anaconda
13
14
a large S American s...
anaemias
12
12
ANAEMIA, a disorder...
anaerobe
12
12
an organism that liv...
anaglyph
25
19
a type of carved orn...
anagoges
13
13
ANAGOGE, a mystical...
anagogic
17
16
relating to mystical...
anagrams
14
14
ANAGRAM, to transpos...
analcime
17
16
a white or flesh-red...
analcite
16
13
a white or flesh-red...
analecta
15
13
collected literary f...
analects
16
13
collected literary f...
analemma
14
16
the figure-8 on a ma...
analgias
14
12
ANALGIA, inability t...
analogic
17
15
of or belonging to a...
analogon
12
13
(Greek) that which i...
analogue
13
13
something that bears...
analysed
19
13
ANALYSE, to separate...
analyser
19
12
one who analyses [n...
analyses
19
12
ANALYSIS, the separa...
analysis
20
12
the separation of a...
analysts
20
12
ANALYST, someone ski...
analytes
19
12
ANALYTE, a substance...
analytic
23
15
pertaining to analys...
analyzed
22
22
ANALYZE, to subject...
analyzer
22
21
a person who analyse...
analyzes
22
21
ANALYZE, to subject...
ananases
10
10
ANANAS, a pineapple,...
anapaest
13
12
a type of metrical f...
anapests
14
12
ANAPEST, a type of m...
anaphase
15
14
the stage of meiosis...
anaphora
15
14
the repetition of a...
anaphors
16
14
ANAPHOR, the repetit...
anarchal
18
15
relating to anarchy,...
anarchic
21
17
relating to anarchy,...
anasarca
14
12
dropsy of the subcut...
anatases
11
9
ANATASE, a mineral,...
anatexes
17
16
ANATEXIS, the partia...
anatexis
18
16
the partial melting...
anathema
14
14
the formal act or fo...
anatmans
12
13
ANATMAN, (Sanskrit)...
anatomic
16
15
relating to anatomy,...
anatoxin
17
17
a potent alkaloid to...
anatropy
20
14
the state of being a...
anburies
15
13
ANBURY, a soft flesh...
ancestor
15
12
someone from whom a...
ancestry
22
14
a line of ancestors...
anchored
17
15
ANCHOR, to secure by...
anchoret
17
14
one who lives in sec...
anchusas
18
15
ANCHUSA, a hairy-ste...
anchusin
18
16
a red dye obtained f...
ancients
15
13
ANCIENT, an old pers...
ancillae
17
14
ANCILLA, (Latin) a h...
ancillas
18
14
ANCILLA, (Latin) a h...
anconeal
14
14
pertaining to the el...
anconoid
14
14
pertaining to the el...
andantes
11
11
ANDANTE, a moderatel...
andesine
11
11
a kind of triclinic...
andesite
12
10
a volcanic rock foun...
andesyte
18
12
a volcanic rock, als...
andirons
12
11
ANDIRON, a metal sup...
androgen
12
13
a male sex hormone [...
androids
13
11
ANDROID, an automato...
andviles
16
15
ANDVILE, (Spenser) a...
anearing
12
12
ANEAR, (archaic) to...
anecdota
14
13
ANECDOTE, a brief st...
anecdote
14
13
a brief story [n ANE...
anechoic
20
17
free from echoes and...
anelaces
15
13
ANELACE, (archaic) a...
anemones
11
13
ANEMONE, any member...
anemoses
12
12
ANEMOSIS, the separa...
anemosis
13
12
the separation of ri...
anergias
13
11
ANERGIA, lack of ene...
anergies
13
11
ANERGY, the failure...
aneroids
12
10
ANEROID, a type of b...
anestrum
14
13
period of sexual ina...
anestrus
13
10
a period of sexual d...
anethole
14
12
an aromatic ether wh...
anethols
15
12
ANETHOL, an aromatic...
aneurins
12
11
ANEURIN, vitamin B1,...
aneurism
14
13
dilatation of an art...
aneurysm
20
15
dilatation of an art...
angakoks
15
19
ANGAKOK, (Inuit) an...
angarias
13
11
ANGARIA, the legal r...
angaries
13
11
ANGARY, the legal ri...
angekkok
16
23
(Inuit) an Inuit sor...
angekoks
15
19
ANGEKOK, (Inuit) an...
angelica
17
15
an aromatic herb wit...
angeling
15
15
ANGEL, to support fi...
angering
14
14
ANGER, to make angry...
anginose
12
12
relating to angina [...
anginous
13
13
relating to angina [...
angiomas
14
14
ANGIOMA, a benign tu...
angklung
17
20
(Javanese) a musical...
angledug
16
16
(English dialect) an...
anglepod
16
16
any of a genus of pl...
anglings
16
15
ANGLING, the sport o...
anglists
16
12
ANGLIST, an expert o...
angriest
14
11
ANGRY, having anger...
angstier
14
11
ANGSTY, feeling anxi...
angstrom
15
14
a unit of length, on...
anguiped
16
16
(Latin) a mythical g...
angulate
14
13
to form with angles...
angulose
14
13
having an angle [adj...
angulous
15
14
having an angle [adj...
anhedral
15
13
the downward inclina...
anhingas
15
14
ANHINGA, an aquatic...
aniconic
18
16
symbolising without...
anilines
13
11
ANILINE, a product o...
animalic
18
16
of or like an animal...
animally
22
16
ANIMAL, of the natur...
animated
13
13
ANIMATE, to give lif...
animater
13
12
one who, or that whi...
animates
13
12
ANIMATE, to give lif...
animatic
17
15
a section of animati...
animator
13
12
one who, or that whi...
animatos
13
12
ANIMATO, (Italian) a...
animisms
16
15
ANIMISM, the attribu...
animists
15
12
ANIMIST, one who ind...
animuses
14
13
ANIMUS, (Latin) a us...
aniridia
13
10
a congenital conditi...
aniridic
17
13
suffering from ANIRI...
aniseeds
12
10
ANISEED, the dried f...
anisette
12
9
(French) a cordial o...
anisoles
13
10
ANISOLE, a colourles...
ankerite
13
13
a mineral closely re...
anklongs
15
17
ANKLONG, (Javanese)...
anklungs
16
18
ANKLUNG, (Javanese)...
ankushes
16
16
ANKUSH, an elephant...
ankylose
20
16
to fuse as the bones...
annalise
12
11
to record, also ANNA...
annalist
13
11
a historian, esp. a...
annalize
15
20
to record, also ANNA...
annattas
11
10
ANNATTA, a yellowish...
annattos
11
10
ANNATTO, a yellowish...
annealed
11
12
ANNEAL, to make (as...
annealer
11
11
one who anneals [n -...
annelids
13
12
ANNELID, any of a ph...
annexing
18
20
ANNEX, to join or at...
annexion
16
18
(archaic) the act of...
annexure
17
18
something added, esp...
annicuts
16
14
ANNICUT, (Tamil) a d...
annotate
10
10
to append notes [v A...
announce
13
15
to make known public...
annoyers
17
12
ANNOYER, one who ann...
annoying
18
15
ANNOY, to be trouble...
annually
20
15
ANNUAL, happening ev...
annulars
13
12
ANNULAR, the ring fi...
annulate
12
12
(obsolete) an anneli...
annulets
13
12
ANNULET, a small rin...
annulled
14
14
ANNUL, to declare vo...
annulose
12
12
pertaining to a ring...
anobiids
15
13
ANOBIID, any of a fa...
anodally
20
14
ANODAL, relating to...
anodised
12
11
ANODISE, to give a p...
anodiser
12
10
something that anodi...
anodises
12
10
ANODISE, to give a p...
anodized
15
20
ANODIZE, to give a p...
anodizer
15
19
something that anodi...
anodizes
15
19
ANODIZE, to give a p...
anodynes
17
13
ANODYNE, a medicine...
anodynic
21
16
relating to an anody...
anoestra
11
9
ANOESTRUM, a period...
anoestri
12
9
ANOESTRUS, a period...
anointed
11
11
ANOINT, to consecrat...
anointer
11
10
one who anoints [n -...
anolytes
19
12
ANOLYTE, the part of...
anonymas
18
15
ANONYMA, (obsolete)...
anoopsia
13
12
a visual defect, an...
anopsias
14
12
ANOPSIA, a visual de...
anoretic
15
12
pertaining to anorex...
anorexia
17
16
lack of appetite [n...
anorexic
21
19
pertaining to anorex...
anorthic
18
14
of crystals, triclin...
anosmias
13
12
ANOSMIA, the loss of...
anourous
12
11
tailless, also ANURO...
anovular
15
15
not involving ovulat...
anoxemia
18
19
a disorder of the bl...
anoxemic
22
22
relating to anoxemia...
anserine
11
10
belonging to the goo...
anserous
12
10
resembling a goose;...
answered
15
13
ANSWER, to say, writ...
answerer
15
12
one that answers [n...
antacids
16
13
ANTACID, a remedy fo...
antalgic
18
15
a medicine which rel...
antbears
14
12
ANTBEAR, the great a...
antbirds
16
13
ANTBIRD, any of a gr...
anteater
11
9
any of several mamma...
antecede
14
13
to go before [v ANTE...
antedate
11
10
to date from before...
antefixa
20
19
(Latin) an ornament...
antelope
14
13
any one of a group o...
antenati
11
10
those born before a...
antennae
9
11
ANTENNA, a feeler in...
antennal
11
12
relating to an anten...
antennas
10
11
ANTENNA, a feeler in...
antepast
14
12
(obsolete) a foretas...
anterior
12
9
in front [adj]
anteroom
12
12
a room before, or fo...
antetype
20
14
something which a ty...
antevert
14
13
to displace a body o...
anthelia
15
12
ANTHELION, a ring se...
anthelix
22
19
the inner curved edg...
anthemed
15
15
ANTHEM, to praise in...
anthemia
15
14
ANTHEMION, (Greek) a...
anthemic
19
17
of rock music, havin...
anthemis
16
14
a genus of aromatic...
antheral
15
12
relating to the poll...
antherid
15
12
the male reproductiv...
antheses
14
11
ANTHESIS, a fully op...
anthesis
15
11
a fully opened flowe...
anthills
18
13
ANTHILL, a mound rai...
anthodia
14
12
ANTHODIUM, the flowe...
antiacne
14
13
acting to clear up a...
antiarin
12
10
a poisonous principl...
antiatom
13
12
an atom comprised of...
antibias
15
12
opposed to bias [adj...
antibody
21
15
a body substance tha...
antiboss
15
12
opposed to bosses [a...
anticise
16
12
to play antics, also...
anticity
23
14
opposed to cities [a...
anticize
19
21
to play antics, also...
anticked
17
17
ANTIC, to act in a c...
antickes
17
16
ANTICKE, an antic, a...
anticold
17
14
effective against th...
anticous
16
13
on the anterior side...
anticult
18
14
opposed to cults [ad...
antidora
12
10
ANTIDORON, (Latin) t...
antidote
12
10
something which coun...
antidrug
15
13
opposed to illicit d...
antidune
12
12
a sandhill that form...
antients
12
10
ANTIENT, an ancient...
antifoam
15
15
reducing or preventi...
antigang
14
14
opposed to gangs [ad...
antigene
12
12
a substance that sti...
antigens
13
12
ANTIGEN, a substance...
antihero
14
11
a principal characte...
antiking
15
16
a usurping king [n -...
antileak
14
14
preventing leaks [ad...
antileft
16
13
opposed to leftism [...
antilife
16
13
opposed to life [adj...
antilock
18
17
designed to stop whe...
antilogs
15
12
ANTILOG, a number co...
antilogy
21
14
a contradiction in t...
antimale
14
13
opposed to men [adj]
antimask
15
16
a secondary mask, or...
antimere
13
12
one of the two halve...
antimine
13
13
designed to countera...
antimony
19
15
a brittle, bluish-wh...
antimuon
13
14
the antiparticle of...
antinode
11
11
a point of maximum d...
antinome
12
13
one that is opposite...
antinomy
19
15
a conflict of author...
antinuke
13
15
opposed to the use o...
antiphon
16
15
alternate chanting o...
antipill
18
14
opposed to the contr...
antipode
14
13
the point on the ear...
antipole
15
13
the opposite pole [n...
antipope
16
15
a pope who opposes t...
antiporn
14
13
opposed to pornograp...
antipyic
25
17
a medicine that prev...
antiqued
21
20
ANTIQUE, to alter th...
antiquer
21
19
one who antiques, ag...
antiques
21
19
ANTIQUE, to alter th...
antiquey
27
21
resembling an antiqu...
antirape
14
12
concerned with rape...
antiriot
13
9
designed to end riot...
antirock
17
16
opposed to rock musi...
antiroll
15
11
designed to reduce r...
antirust
14
10
intended to prevent...
antisera
12
9
ANTISERUM, a serum c...
antiship
18
14
designed for use aga...
antiskid
15
14
designed to prevent...
antislip
17
13
designed to prevent...
antismog
15
14
designed to reduce s...
antismut
15
13
opposed to pornograp...
antisnob
14
13
opposed to snobbery...
antispam
16
15
acting to eliminate...
antistat
13
9
something that oppos...
antitank
13
14
designed to combat t...
antithet
15
11
an instance of antit...
antitype
21
14
something which a ty...
antiwear
15
12
designed to reduce w...
antiweed
15
13
concerned with the d...
antlered
13
11
bearing antlers [adj...
antliate
13
10
pertaining to the an...
antlions
13
11
ANTLION, an insect t...
antonyms
19
15
ANTONYM, a word oppo...
antonymy
25
17
the state of being a...
antpitta
15
12
any of several S Ame...
antrorse
12
9
turned forward or up...
antsiest
13
9
ANTSY, eager, excite...
anureses
12
10
ANURESIS, inability...
anuresis
13
10
inability to urinate...
anuretic
16
13
pertaining to inabil...
anviling
17
17
ANVIL, to shape on a...
anvilled
17
16
ANVIL, to shape on a...
anviltop
18
17
a cloud mass shaped...
anyplace
24
18
any where at all [ad...
anything
22
16
something as opposed...
anywhere
23
16
any place at all [n...
aoristic
17
11
pertaining to the ao...
aortitis
14
8
inflammation of the...
apadanas
13
13
APADANA, the great h...
apagoges
16
15
APAGOGE, proving a p...
apagogic
20
18
proving indirectly,...
apanaged
14
15
having an apanage [a...
apanages
14
14
APANAGE, endowment f...
aparejos
16
20
APAREJO, (Spanish) a...
apatetic
18
14
having the same colo...
apathies
17
13
APATHY, indifference...
apatites
15
11
APATITE, a mineral,...
apehoods
16
14
APEHOOD, the state o...
apepsias
17
14
APEPSIA, failure or...
apepsies
17
14
APEPSY, failure or a...
aperient
14
12
a laxative [n -S]
aperitif
18
14
an alcoholic pre-din...
aperture
15
12
an opening [n -S]
aphagias
18
15
APHAGIA, the inabili...
aphakias
18
17
APHAKIA, absence of...
aphanite
16
14
any rock of such clo...
aphasiac
20
16
one suffering from a...
aphasias
17
13
APHASIA, the inabili...
aphasics
21
16
APHASIC, one sufferi...
aphelian
17
15
relating to an aphel...
aphelion
17
15
the farthest point o...
aphetise
17
13
to lose the first vo...
aphetize
20
22
to lose the first vo...
aphicide
21
17
a substance that kil...
aphidian
17
15
an aphid, any member...
apholate
17
14
a chemical used to k...
aphonias
16
14
APHONIA, loss of voi...
aphonics
20
17
APHONIC, one sufferi...
aphonies
16
14
APHONY, loss of voic...
aphonous
16
15
voiceless [adj]
aphorise
17
13
to make a concise st...
aphorism
19
16
a concise statement...
aphorist
18
13
one who makes aphori...
aphorize
20
22
to make a concise st...
aphthous
20
16
pertaining to, or ca...
apiarian
14
12
of or relating to be...
apiaries
15
11
APIARY, a place wher...
apiarist
16
11
a bee keeper [n -S]
apically
27
18
at the tip [adv]
apiculus
21
17
a sharp point at the...
apimania
15
15
an excessive interes...
apiology
23
16
the study of bees [n...
aplanats
15
13
APLANAT, an aplanati...
aplasias
16
12
APLASIA, defective d...
aplastic
20
15
relating to aplasia,...
aplustre
17
13
an ornamental append...
apneuses
14
13
APNEUSIS, protracted...
apneusis
15
13
protracted gasping i...
apoapses
16
14
APOAPSIS, the high p...
apoapsis
17
14
the high point in an...
apocarps
20
17
APOCARP, a fruit hav...
apocarpy
26
19
the state of being a...
apocopes
19
17
APOCOPE, the omissio...
apocopic
23
20
relating to apocope,...
apocrine
17
15
denoting a gland who...
apodoses
14
12
APODOSIS, the main c...
apodosis
15
12
the main clause of a...
apogaeic
18
16
relating to an apoge...
apogamic
20
19
relating to apogamy,...
apograph
20
18
an exact copy [n -S]
apologal
17
15
relating to an apolo...
apologia
16
14
a written defence [n...
apologue
16
15
a story presenting a...
apolunes
15
14
APOLUNE, the point i...
apomicts
20
17
APOMICT, an organism...
apomixes
22
21
APOMIXIS, nonsexual...
apomixis
23
21
nonsexual reproducti...
apophony
24
19
a change in root vow...
apophyge
26
20
the curve where a co...
apoplast
18
15
the non-protoplasmic...
apoplexy
30
24
a sudden loss of sen...
aporetic
18
14
relating to aporia,...
apositia
15
11
an aversion to food...
apositic
19
14
having an aversion t...
apospory
23
16
reproduction without...
apostacy
24
16
abandonment of one's...
apostasy
21
13
abandonment of one's...
apostate
14
11
one who commits apos...
apostils
17
12
APOSTIL, a marginal...
apostles
16
12
APOSTLE, one sent by...
apothece
19
16
the spore-producing...
apothegm
19
18
a pithy saying [n -S...
apothems
18
16
APOTHEM, the perpend...
appaired
17
15
APPAIR, (obsolete) t...
appalled
19
17
APPALL, to horrify,...
appanage
16
17
a provision for main...
apparats
17
14
APPARAT, (Russian) t...
apparels
18
15
APPAREL, to dress [v...
apparent
16
15
seeming [adj APPAREN...
appaying
24
19
APPAY, to satisfy, a...
appealed
17
16
APPEAL, to make an e...
appealer
17
15
one who appeals [n -...
appeared
16
15
APPEAR, to become vi...
appearer
16
14
one who appears [n -...
appeased
16
15
APPEASE, to bring to...
appeaser
16
14
one who appeases [n...
appeases
16
14
APPEASE, to bring to...
appellee
18
16
the defendant in a j...
appellor
19
16
in law, the accuser...
appended
16
17
APPEND, to add on to...
appendix
23
23
something added on [...
apperill
20
16
(Shakespeare) peril,...
apperils
19
15
APPERIL, (Shakespear...
appestat
17
14
a neural centre in t...
appetent
16
15
craving [adj]
appetise
17
14
to whet the appetite...
appetite
17
14
a desire for food or...
appetize
20
23
to whet the appetite...
applauds
19
17
APPLAUD, to express...
applause
18
16
the sound made by pe...
appliers
19
15
APPLIER, one who app...
appliest
19
15
APPLEY, resembling o...
applique
27
25
a work applied to, o...
applying
26
20
APPLY, to bring to b...
appoints
17
15
APPOINT, to assign t...
apposers
17
14
APPOSER, (obsolete)...
apposing
18
17
APPOSE, to place sid...
apposite
17
14
appropriate [adj]
appraise
17
14
to set a value on [v...
apprised
18
15
APPRISE, to inform,...
appriser
18
14
one who informs, als...
apprises
18
14
APPRISE, to inform,...
apprized
21
24
APPRIZE, to inform,...
apprizer
21
23
one who informs, als...
apprizes
21
23
APPRIZE, to inform,...
approach
22
19
to come near to [v -...
approofs
19
17
APPROOF, (archaic) t...
approval
20
19
the act of approving...
approved
19
19
APPROVE, to regard f...
approver
19
18
one that approves [n...
approves
19
18
APPROVE, to regard f...
appulses
19
16
APPULSE, the close a...
appuying
25
20
APPUY, to give milit...
apractic
22
17
unable to perform vo...
apraxias
21
18
APRAXIA, an inabilit...
apricate
18
14
to expose to sunligh...
apricock
23
21
(obsolete) an aprico...
apricots
19
14
APRICOT, a fruit of...
apronful
18
17
an amount carried in...
aproning
15
15
APRON, to cover with...
aptamers
16
14
APTAMER, any of vari...
apterism
17
14
a lack of wings [n -...
apterium
17
15
a bare patch on a bi...
apterous
15
12
wingless, also APTER...
aptitude
16
13
an ability [n -S]
apyrases
21
13
APYRASE, any of seve...
apyretic
25
16
absence of fever [ad...
apyrexia
27
20
a period of intermis...
aquacade
23
22
an exhibition of swi...
aquafarm
24
24
to cultivate food fi...
aquafers
23
21
AQUAFER, an undergro...
aquafits
24
21
AQUAFIT, a type of a...
aqualung
23
23
diving apparatus [n...
aquanaut
20
20
a skin-diver; someon...
aquarial
22
19
of or pertaining to...
aquarian
20
19
a curator of an aqua...
aquarist
22
18
a curator of an aqua...
aquarium
23
22
a water filled museu...
aquashow
26
23
an exhibition of swi...
aquatics
25
21
AQUATIC, an organism...
aquatint
21
19
to etch using a cert...
aquatone
19
19
a type of printing p...
aquavits
24
22
AQUAVIT, (Norwegian)...
aqueduct
25
23
an artificial channe...
aquifers
24
21
AQUIFER, an undergro...
aquiline
22
20
hooked like an eagle...
aquilons
22
20
AQUILON, (Shakespear...
arabesks
16
15
ARABESK, a design of...
arabicas
18
14
ARABICA, (Latin) cof...
arabised
15
12
ARABISE, to adopt Ar...
arabises
15
11
ARABIS, (Latin) any...
arabized
18
21
ARABIZE, to adopt Ar...
arabizes
18
20
ARABIZE, to adopt Ar...
araceous
15
12
pertaining to the ar...
arachnid
18
15
any member of the Ar...
araising
14
11
ARAISE, to raise, al...
araneids
12
10
ARANEID, a spider [n...
araneous
11
10
transparent; delicat...
arapaima
15
14
(Tupi) a large fresh...
araponga
14
14
(Tupi) the campanero...
arapunga
15
15
a bell-bird, also AR...
ararobas
14
11
ARAROBA, a Brazilian...
araysing
20
13
ARAYSE, to raise, al...
arbalest
16
12
a type of crossbow,...
arbalist
17
12
a type of crossbow,...
arbelest
16
12
a type of crossbow,...
arbiters
16
11
ARBITER, a person wi...
arbitral
17
12
in Scots law, of or...
arblasts
17
12
ARBLAST, a type of c...
arboreal
15
12
tree-dwelling [adj A...
arboreta
14
11
ARBORETUM, a collect...
arborets
15
11
ARBORET, (obsolete)...
arborios
15
11
ARBORIO, a round-gra...
arborise
15
11
to form many branche...
arborist
16
11
a tree specialist [n...
arborize
18
20
to form many branche...
arborous
15
12
pertaining to trees...
arboured
15
13
equipped with an arb...
arbuscle
20
16
a dwarf or shrublike...
arbutean
14
13
relating to the arbu...
arcadian
15
13
one who lives in an...
arcadias
16
12
ARCADIA, (Latin) an...
arcading
17
15
shops in an arcade [...
arcanely
22
15
ARCANE, mysterious [...
arcanist
16
12
a person knowing sec...
arcanums
17
16
ARCANUM, (Latin) a s...
arcature
16
12
a small or blind arc...
archaeal
18
14
relating to the arch...
archaean
16
14
any member of the ar...
archaeon
16
14
a single celled orga...
archaeus
18
14
an inner controlling...
archaise
18
13
to use idioms, also...
archaism
20
16
an expression or idi...
archaist
19
13
an antiquary [n -S]
archaize
21
22
to use idioms, also...
archduke
20
19
(historical) a chief...
archfoes
20
16
ARCHFOE, a principal...
archines
18
14
ARCHINE, an old Russ...
archings
20
16
ARCHING, a series of...
archival
22
18
pertaining to archiv...
archived
21
18
ARCHIVE, to file in...
archives
21
17
ARCHIVE, to file in...
archlets
20
14
ARCHLET, a little ar...
archlute
20
15
a large double-necke...
archness
18
14
slyness [n -ES]
archways
28
18
ARCHWAY, a passagewa...
archwise
22
16
in the manner of an...
arciform
20
17
having the form of a...
arckings
19
18
ARCKING, an electric...
arcology
24
16
a system of architec...
arcsines
16
12
ARCSINE, a trigonome...
arctiids
18
12
ARCTIID, a moth of t...
arcuated
16
13
arched like a bow, a...
ardently
20
13
ARDENT, burning with...
ardrighs
18
13
ARDRIGH, (Irish) a t...
areached
17
14
AREACH, (Spenser) to...
areaches
17
13
AREACH, (Spenser) to...
areading
13
12
AREAD, (Spenser) to...
areaways
21
13
AREAWAY, a sunken ar...
arefying
22
16
AREFY, to dry up [v]
arenites
12
9
ARENITE, a rock made...
arenitic
16
12
of or like arenite,...
areolate
12
9
divided into areolae...
areology
20
13
the study of the pla...
arethusa
15
11
a kind of orchid [n...
aretting
14
11
ARET, (Spenser) to e...
argemone
13
14
a plant of the prick...
argental
14
12
of or pertaining to...
argentic
17
14
containing silver in...
argentum
15
15
silver [n -S]
arginase
13
11
a manganese-containi...
arginine
13
12
one of the essential...
argonaut
13
12
a sort of cuttlefish...
argonons
12
12
ARGONON, another nam...
argosies
14
10
ARGOSY, a large merc...
arguable
17
15
capable of being dis...
arguably
24
17
ARGUABLE, capable of...
argufied
17
15
ARGUFY, to argue stu...
argufier
17
14
one who argues stubb...
argufies
17
14
ARGUFY, to argue stu...
argument
15
15
an exchange of diffe...
argutely
22
14
ARGUTE, shrill, keen...
argyrias
21
12
ARGYRIA, skin pigmen...
argyrite
21
12
a silver ore [n -S]
ariaries
13
8
ARIARY, a currency o...
aridness
13
10
the state of being a...
ariettas
13
8
ARIETTA, a short ari...
ariettes
13
8
ARIETTE, a short ari...
arillary
22
12
having an aril, also...
arillate
15
10
having an aril, also...
arillode
15
11
a caruncle or false...
arilloid
16
11
like an aril, a prot...
aristate
13
8
awned [adj]
armagnac
17
17
a dry French brandy...
armament
14
15
a military force equ...
armature
14
12
to furnish with armo...
armbands
16
16
ARMBAND, a band of c...
armchair
20
16
a chair with armrest...
armerias
14
11
ARMERIA, the generic...
armgaunt
15
15
(Shakespeare) with g...
armguard
16
15
a covering to protec...
armholes
17
14
ARMHOLE, a hole in a...
armigero
15
13
one who carries the...
armigers
16
13
ARMIGER, an armour-b...
armillae
16
13
ARMILLA, a bracelet,...
armillas
17
13
ARMILLA, a bracelet,...
armloads
15
13
ARMLOAD, as much as...
armlocks
20
19
ARMLOCK, to grip by...
armoires
14
11
ARMOIRE, a large orn...
armonica
16
15
a kind of musical in...
armorers
14
11
ARMORER, (US) one wh...
armorial
15
12
heraldic [adj ARMORI...
armories
14
11
ARMORY, a place wher...
armoring
15
14
ARMOR, (US) to dress...
armorist
15
11
a person skilled in...
armoured
14
13
ARMOUR, to dress wit...
armourer
14
12
one who makes or rep...
armozeen
15
21
a thick plain silk,...
armozine
16
21
a thick plain silk,...
armrests
15
11
ARMREST, a support f...
armyworm
25
19
the larva of a small...
arnattos
12
9
ARNATTO, (Carib) a b...
arnottos
12
9
ARNOTTO, a bright or...
arointed
12
10
AROINT, (archaic) to...
aromatic
17
14
sweet-smelling [adj...
arousals
14
10
AROUSAL, the act of...
arousers
13
9
AROUSER, one who aro...
arousing
14
12
AROUSE, to stimulate...
aroynted
18
12
AROYNT, (archaic) to...
arpeggio
17
15
a technique of playi...
arquebus
24
22
(historical) a porta...
arraigns
14
11
ARRAIGN, to call bef...
arranged
13
12
ARRANGE, to put in o...
arranger
13
11
one that arranges [n...
arranges
13
11
ARRANGE, to put in o...
arrantly
20
12
ARRANT, thoroughgoin...
arrasene
11
9
an embroidery materi...
arraught
17
13
AREACH, (Spenser) to...
arrayals
20
11
ARRAYAL, the act of...
arrayers
19
10
ARRAYER, one who arr...
arraying
20
13
ARRAY, to place in o...
arreedes
12
9
ARREEDE, (Spenser) t...
arrested
13
9
ARREST, to bring to...
arrestee
12
8
one that is arrested...
arrester
13
8
one who makes an arr...
arrestor
13
8
one who makes an arr...
arrhizal
20
20
lacking roots [adj]
arriages
14
10
ARRIAGE, (historical...
arriding
15
12
ARRIDE, (archaic) to...
arrieros
13
8
ARRIERO, (Spanish) a...
arrishes
16
10
ARRISH, (dialect) a...
arrivals
17
13
ARRIVAL, the act of...
arrivers
16
12
ARRIVER, one who arr...
arriving
17
15
ARRIVE, to reach a d...
arrogant
13
11
overbearing [adj ARR...
arrogate
13
10
to claim unduly as o...
arrowing
17
14
ARROW, to indicate t...
arsehole
15
11
an unpleasant and/or...
arsenals
13
10
ARSENAL, a storehous...
arsenate
11
9
a salt of arsenic ac...
arsenics
16
12
ARSENIC, a metallic...
arsenide
12
10
a compound of arseni...
arsenite
12
9
a salt formed by the...
arsenous
12
10
pertaining to arseni...
arsheens
14
11
ARSHEEN, a Russian u...
arshines
15
11
ARSHINE, a Russian u...
arsonist
13
9
one who maliciously...
arsonite
12
9
one who maliciously...
arsonous
12
10
relating to arson [a...
artefact
18
14
an object made by ma...
arterial
14
9
relating to an arter...
arteries
13
8
ARTERY, a vessel tha...
artesian
12
9
pertaining to a well...
artfully
25
16
ARTFUL, crafty [adv]
arthouse
15
11
a cinema that shows...
articled
18
13
ARTICLE, in law, to...
articles
18
12
ARTICLE, in law, to...
artifact
19
14
an object made by ma...
artifice
19
14
a clever stratagem [...
artiness
13
9
the quality of being...
artisans
13
9
ARTISAN, a skilled w...
artistes
14
8
ARTISTE, (French) a...
artistic
18
11
characteristic of ar...
artistry
21
10
artistic workmanship...
artmaker
15
15
one that produces ar...
artsiest
14
8
ARTSY, arty [adj]
artworks
18
15
ARTWORK, illustrativ...
arugolas
15
12
ARUGOLA, (Italian) a...
arugulas
16
13
ARUGULA, (Italian) a...
arvicole
19
16
a mouse of the genus...
arythmia
23
15
absence or irregular...
arythmic
27
18
relating to arythmia...
asbestic
19
14
of or like asbestos,...
asbestos
15
11
fine fibrous mineral...
asbestus
16
12
a fine fibrous miner...
ascarids
17
12
ASCARID, any nematod...
ascended
15
14
ASCEND, to go or mov...
ascender
15
13
a part or stroke pro...
ascetics
20
14
ASCETIC, one who pra...
ascidian
16
13
a sea-squirt or tuni...
ascidium
19
16
a pitcher-shaped, or...
ascocarp
21
17
a spore-producing or...
asconoid
15
13
like an ascon, a typ...
ascorbic
22
17
antiscorbutic, relie...
ascribed
19
15
ASCRIBE, to attribut...
ascribes
19
14
ASCRIBE, to attribut...
aseismic
18
14
free from earthquake...
aseities
13
8
ASEITY, self-origina...
aseptate
14
11
not partitioned by s...
aseptics
19
14
ASEPTIC, an aseptic...
ashaming
17
16
ASHAME, (archaic) to...
ashcakes
19
17
ASHCAKE, a cornmeal...
asheries
15
10
ASHERY, a place wher...
ashfalls
20
15
ASHFALL, a deposit o...
ashiness
15
11
the condition of bei...
ashlared
16
12
ASHLAR, to build wit...
ashlered
16
12
ASHLER, to build wit...
ashplant
18
15
a walking stick made...
ashramas
16
13
ASHRAMA, (Sanskrit)...
ashtanga
15
13
a form of yoga aimin...
ashtrays
22
12
ASHTRAY, a receptacl...
asinicos
16
12
ASINICO, (Shakespear...
askanced
16
17
ASKANCE, (Shakespear...
askances
16
16
ASKANCE, (Shakespear...
askanted
13
14
ASKANT, (Shakespeare...
aslaking
16
16
ASLAKE, (archaic) to...
asocials
17
12
ASOCIAL, someone who...
asparkle
17
16
in a sparkling state...
aspartic
19
14
as in aspartic acid,...
aspected
18
15
ASPECT, to look at [...
asperate
14
11
to make rough or har...
asperged
16
14
ASPERGE, to sprinkle...
asperger
16
13
a vessel for sprinkl...
asperges
16
13
ASPERGE, to sprinkle...
asperity
22
13
roughness [n ASPERIT...
aspermia
16
14
failure to produce s...
asperous
15
12
rough with short hai...
aspersed
15
12
ASPERSE, to slander,...
asperser
15
11
one who asperses, al...
asperses
15
11
ASPERSE, to slander,...
aspersor
15
11
one who asperses, al...
asphalts
19
14
ASPHALT, to coat wit...
aspheric
21
16
a lens that has a sh...
asphodel
18
15
a plant of the lily...
asphyxia
30
22
stoppage of vital fu...
aspidium
18
16
a type of fern [n AS...
aspirant
15
12
a candidate [n -S]
aspirata
15
11
a breathed sound lik...
aspirate
15
11
to pronounce breathi...
aspirers
16
11
ASPIRER, one who asp...
aspiring
17
14
ASPIRE, to aim for h...
aspirins
16
12
ASPIRIN, a pain reli...
asported
15
12
ASPORT, to carry awa...
assagais
14
10
ASSAGAI, to pierce w...
assailed
14
10
ASSAIL, to attack [v...
assailer
14
9
one who assails [n -...
assarted
13
9
ASSART, (historical)...
assassin
13
9
a murderer [n -S]
assaults
15
10
ASSAULT, to attack [...
assayers
19
10
ASSAYER, one that as...
assaying
20
13
the act of testing [...
assegaai
13
10
to kill or stab with...
assegais
14
10
ASSEGAI, to pierce w...
assemble
17
15
to collect together...
assembly
24
17
the act of assemblin...
assented
12
10
ASSENT, to express a...
assenter
12
9
one who agrees, also...
assentor
12
9
one who agrees, also...
asserted
13
9
ASSERT, to state pos...
asserter
13
8
one who asserts, als...
assertor
13
8
one who asserts, als...
assessed
13
9
ASSESS, to estimate...
assesses
13
8
ASSESS, to estimate...
assessor
13
8
one who assesses [n...
assevers
15
12
ASSEVER, to solemnly...
assholes
16
11
ASSHOLE, an unpleasa...
assieged
14
11
ASSIEGE, (Spenser) t...
assieges
14
10
ASSIEGE, (Spenser) t...
assiento
12
9
(Spanish) a treaty,...
assignat
14
11
(historical) one of...
assigned
14
12
ASSIGN, to set apart...
assignee
13
11
one to whom property...
assigner
14
11
a person who transfe...
assignor
14
11
a person who transfe...
assisted
14
9
ASSIST, to give aid...
assister
14
8
one who assists, als...
assistor
14
8
one who assists, als...
assizers
17
17
ASSIZER, an officer...
assizing
18
20
ASSIZE, (obsolete) t...
assoiled
14
10
ASSOIL, to absolve,...
assonant
11
10
corresponding in vow...
assonate
11
9
to match in a vowel...
assorted
13
9
ASSORT, to distribut...
assorter
13
8
one who assorts [n -...
assotted
13
9
ASSOT, to make a foo...
assuaged
14
12
ASSUAGE, to make les...
assuager
14
11
one who assuages [n...
assuages
14
11
ASSUAGE, to make les...
assumers
15
12
ASSUMER, one who ass...
assuming
16
15
the act of making an...
assureds
14
10
ASSURED, an insured...
assurers
14
9
ASSURER, one who ass...
assuring
15
12
ASSURE, to insure; t...
assurors
14
9
ASSUROR, one who ass...
asswaged
17
14
ASSWAGE, (obsolete)...
asswages
17
13
ASSWAGE, (obsolete)...
asswipes
19
14
ASSWIPE, (US offensi...
astangas
13
11
ASTANGA, (Sanskrit)...
astarted
13
9
ASTART, (Spenser) to...
astasias
13
8
ASTASIA, the inabili...
astatide
13
9
a compound of astati...
astatine
12
9
a radioactive elemen...
astatkis
15
12
ASTATKI, (Russian) t...
asteisms
15
11
ASTEISM, refined iro...
astelies
14
9
ASTELY, the absence...
asterias
13
8
ASTERIA, a precious...
asterids
14
9
ASTERID, a starfish,...
asterisk
15
12
a star-shaped mark [...
asterism
15
11
a constellation of s...
asternal
13
10
not sternal, said of...
asteroid
13
9
a rocky object, a ty...
asterted
13
9
ASTERT, (obsolete) t...
asthanga
15
13
(Sanskrit) a form of...
asthenia
14
11
a lack of strength,...
asthenic
18
14
a slender, lightly m...
asthores
15
10
ASTHORE, (Irish) dar...
astigmia
16
13
a defect in the eye...
astilbes
17
12
ASTILBE, a plant of...
astomous
14
12
having no mouthlike...
astonied
12
10
ASTONY, to amaze or...
astonies
12
9
ASTONY, to amaze or...
astoning
13
12
ASTONE, to amaze or...
astonish
15
11
to amaze or shock, a...
astounds
13
11
ASTOUND, to amaze [v...
astragal
15
11
a rounded beading or...
astrally
22
12
ASTRAL, related to s...
astricts
18
11
ASTRICT, (archaic) t...
astringe
14
11
to draw together [v...
astroids
14
9
ASTROID, a four cusp...
astucity
24
14
astuteness [n ASTUCI...
astunned
12
12
ASTUN, (obsolete) to...
astutely
21
12
ASTUTE, shrewd and p...
astutest
14
9
ASTUTE, shrewd and p...
asyndeta
18
12
ASYNDETON, the omiss...
asynergy
26
15
lack of muscle co-or...
asystole
20
11
a heart malfunction...
atabrine
14
12
(tradename) a bitter...
atabrins
15
12
ATABRIN, (tradename)...
ataghans
15
13
ATAGHAN, a Muslim lo...
atalayas
19
11
ATALAYA, a watchtowe...
atamasco
16
14
a plant of the south...
ataraxia
18
15
peace of mind, also...
ataraxic
22
18
a tranquillizing dru...
atavisms
17
15
ATAVISM, the reappea...
atavists
16
12
ATAVIST, a person wi...
atchieve
20
17
(obsolete) to achiev...
atebrins
15
12
ATEBRIN, (tradename)...
atechnic
21
17
a person without tec...
ateliers
14
9
ATELIER, an artist's...
atemoyas
19
13
ATEMOYA, a tropical...
atenolol
13
11
a drug used to treat...
athanasy
20
13
immortality [n ATHAN...
athanors
14
11
ATHANOR, an alchemis...
atheised
15
11
ATHEISE, to talk as...
atheises
15
10
ATHEISE, to talk as...
atheisms
17
13
ATHEISM, a belief th...
atheists
16
10
ATHEIST, one who bel...
atheized
18
20
ATHEIZE, to talk as...
atheizes
18
19
ATHEIZE, to talk as...
atheling
17
14
(historical) an Angl...
atheneum
15
15
a literary or scient...
atherine
14
11
a fish resembling th...
atheroma
15
13
a fatty deposit in t...
athetise
15
10
to reject, also ATHE...
athetize
18
19
to reject, also ATHE...
athetoid
15
11
showing symptoms of...
athletas
16
11
ATHLETA, (obsolete)...
athletes
16
11
ATHLETE, a competito...
athletic
20
14
relating to vigorous...
athodyds
22
14
ATHODYD, a type of j...
atishoos
15
10
ATISHOO [n]
atlantes
13
10
ATLAS, a book of map...
atmology
22
16
the science of water...
atmolyse
21
14
to separate gases by...
atmolyze
24
23
to separate gases by...
atomical
18
15
relating to an atom...
atomised
14
12
ATOMISE, to reduce t...
atomiser
14
11
an device which spra...
atomises
14
11
ATOMISE, to reduce t...
atomisms
16
14
ATOMISM, the theory...
atomists
15
11
ATOMIST, an adherent...
atomized
17
21
ATOMIZE, to reduce t...
atomizer
17
20
an device which spra...
atomizes
17
20
ATOMIZE, to reduce t...
atonable
14
13
able to be atoned fo...
atonally
20
13
not having a tonal m...
atrament
13
12
(archaic) blacking;...
atrazine
15
18
a kind of weedkiller...
atremble
17
15
(archaic) in a tremb...
atresias
13
8
ATRESIA, absence or...
atrocity
23
13
a heinous act [n ATR...
atrophia
17
13
a wasting away of bo...
atrophic
21
16
relating to atrophia...
atropias
15
11
ATROPIA, a medicine...
atropine
14
12
a medicine derived f...
atropins
15
12
ATROPIN, a medicine...
atropism
17
14
atropine poisoning [...
atropous
15
12
having a straight ov...
attaboys
21
13
ATTABOY, an interjec...
attached
18
14
ATTACH, to connect a...
attacher
18
13
one who attaches [n...
attaches
18
13
ATTACH, to connect a...
attacked
17
16
ATTACK, to set upon...
attacker
17
15
one that attacks [n...
attagirl
16
11
an interjection expr...
attained
12
10
ATTAIN, to gain or a...
attainer
12
9
one who attains [n -...
attaints
13
9
ATTAINT, to pass sen...
attasked
14
13
ATTASK, to take to t...
attemper
16
14
(archaic) to alter q...
attempts
17
14
ATTEMPT, to endeavou...
attended
12
11
ATTEND, to be presen...
attendee
11
10
one who attends a fu...
attender
12
10
one who is attentive...
attentat
12
9
(French) an (esp. un...
attercop
18
14
(Old English) a spid...
attested
13
9
ATTEST, to affirm to...
attester
13
8
one who attests, als...
attestor
13
8
one who attests, als...
atticise
17
11
to use atticisms, al...
atticism
19
14
a succinct and elega...
atticist
18
11
one who uses atticis...
atticize
20
20
to use atticisms, al...
attiring
15
11
the act of dressing...
attitude
14
10
a posture or positio...
attoning
13
12
ATTONE, to atone [v]
attorned
12
10
ATTORN, to accept te...
attorney
18
11
a person formally ap...
attracts
17
11
ATTRACT, to cause to...
attrists
15
8
ATTRIST, (obsolete)...
attrited
14
9
ATTRITE, to wear dow...
attrites
14
8
ATTRITE, to wear dow...
attuited
14
10
ATTUITE, to sense bu...
attuites
14
9
ATTUITE, to sense bu...
attuning
14
13
ATTUNE, to put in tu...
atwitter
17
11
twittering [adj]
atypical
26
17
not typical, also AT...
auberges
16
14
AUBERGE, an inn, als...
aubretia
15
12
any of several dwarf...
aubrieta
15
12
any of several dwarf...
aucepses
18
15
AUCEPS, (Latin) a ha...
auctions
16
13
AUCTION, to sell pub...
audacity
23
15
boldness [n AUDACITI...
audibled
17
15
AUDIBLE, to call an...
audibles
17
14
AUDIBLE, to call an...
audience
15
14
a group of listeners...
audients
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AUDIENT, a hearer [n...
auditees
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AUDITEE, one that is...
auditing
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the act of performin...
audition
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to give a trial perf...
auditive
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a group of listeners...
auditors
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AUDITOR, one that au...
auditory
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a group of listeners...
aufgabes
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AUFGABE, (German) a...
augments
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AUGMENT, to increase...
augurers
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AUGURER, (Shakespear...
auguries
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AUGURY, the art of a...
auguring
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AUGUR, to foretell f...
auguster
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AUGUST, stately, ven...
augustes
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AUGUSTE, (French) a...
augustly
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AUGUST, stately, ven...
aularian
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a member of a hall a...
aulnager
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cloth inspector, als...
aulnages
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AULNAGE, cloth inspe...
aumailed
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AUMAIL, (archaic) to...
aumbries
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AUMBRY, a cupboard f...
aunthood
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the state of being a...
auntlier
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AUNTLY, like an aunt...
auntlike
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like an aunt [adj]
aurality
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the quality of being...
aurelian
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one who studies moth...
aurelias
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AURELIA, a genus of...
aureolae
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AUREOLA, a halo [n]
aureolas
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AUREOLA, a halo [n]
aureoled
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AUREOLE, to surround...
aureoles
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AUREOLE, to surround...
auricled
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having ear-shaped ap...
auricles
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AURICLE, the outer p...
auricula
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a species of Primula...
aurified
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AURIFY, to turn into...
aurifies
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AURIFY, to turn into...
auriform
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ear shaped [adj]
aurorean
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relating to the dawn...
ausforms
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auspices
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austerer
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australs
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AUSTRAL, a unit of c...
autacoid
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a hormone secreted i...
autarchs
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autarchy
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absolute sovereignty...
autarkic
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relating to autarky...
autecism
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the development of t...
authored
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AUTHOR, to bring int...
autistic
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relating to autism [...
autobahn
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(German) a motorway...
autobank
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a machine offering c...
autobody
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the shell of a motor...
autocade
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a procession of moto...
autocarp
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a fruit produced by...
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autocoid
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a hormone secreted i...
autocrat
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an absolute ruler [n...
autocues
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autodial
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to dial a telephone...
autodyne
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a type of electrical...
autogamy
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self-fertilization [...
autogeny
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spontaneous generati...
autogiro
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a rotating wing airc...
autogyro
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a rotating wing airc...
autoharp
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(tradename) a zither...
autoload
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to load automaticall...
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scientific study of...
autolyse
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to break down tissue...
autolyze
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to break down tissue...
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autonyms
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autopsia
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a postmortem examina...
autopsic
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pertaining to an aut...
autoptic
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based on personal ob...
autoputs
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autosave
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to save by a facilit...
autosome
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a chromosome other t...
autotest
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a competition in whi...
autotomy
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the reflex loss of p...
autotune
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a software package t...
autotype
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to reproduce by a ph...
autotypy
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a photographic print...
autovacs
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autumnal
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pertaining to autumn...
autunite
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a fluorescent minor...
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auxiliar
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auxocyte
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avadavat
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availful
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(obsolete) of avail,...
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avantist
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avarices
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avellane
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of a cross, having f...
avengers
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avenging
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aventail
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(historical) the mov...
aventred
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aventres
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aventure
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(obsolete) an advent...
averaged
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AVERAGE, to calculat...
averager
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in maritime law, a p...
averages
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averment
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a positive assertion...
averring
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AVER, to declare pos...
aversely
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AVERSE, opposed, rel...
aversion
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a feeling of repugna...
aversive
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relating to aversion...
averters
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AVERTER, one who ave...
averting
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AVERT, to ward off [...
avgasses
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AVGAS, any kind of a...
avianise
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to modify by repeate...
avianize
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to modify by repeate...
aviaries
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AVIARY, a large bird...
aviarist
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a keeper of an aviar...
aviating
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AVIATE, to fly an ai...
aviation
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the aircraft industr...
aviators
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aviatrix
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a female aviator [n...
avicular
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pertaining to birds...
avidness
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avidity [n -ES]
aviettes
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avifauna
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the bird life of a p...
avigator
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one who navigates ai...
avionics
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the science of aviat...
avocados
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avodires
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AVODIRE, a yellow ha...
avoidant
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of behaviour, demons...
avoiders
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AVOIDER, one who avo...
avoiding
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avoision
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a portmanteau coinag...
avouched
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avoucher
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one who avouches [n...
avouches
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avoutrer
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an adulterer [n -S]
avowable
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able to be declared...
avowably
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avowedly
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certainly [adv]
avowries
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avulsing
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avulsion
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the act of pulling a...
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awaiting
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awakened
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AWAKEN, to rouse fro...
awakener
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one that awakens [n...
awakings
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awanting
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(Scots) missing; wan...
awardees
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awarders
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awarding
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AWARD, to grant as m...
awarning
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awaydays
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AWAYDAY, a one day e...
awayness
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the state of being d...
awearied
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(archaic) wearied [a...
aweather
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on the weather side;...
awfuller
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AWFUL, horrible [adj...
awhaping
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AWHAPE, (Spenser) to...
awlbirds
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AWLBIRD, (dialect) t...
awlworts
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AWLWORT, an aquatic...
awninged
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having an awning [ad...
axebirds
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AXEBIRD, a kind of n...
axiality
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the state of being a...
axilemma
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the membrane that en...
axillars
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AXILLAR, a feather o...
axillary
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a feather on the und...
axinites
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AXINITE, a silicate...
axiology
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the science of the u...
axletree
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a bar used as a prim...
axolemma
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the membrane that en...
axolotls
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AXOLOTL, a type of M...
axonemal
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relating to an axone...
axonemes
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AXONEME, a central s...
axoplasm
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the cytoplasm of an...
ayenbite
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(obsolete) remorse [...
ayurveda
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(Sanskrit) the tradi...
azimuths
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AZIMUTH, the angle a...
azotemia
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an excess of nitroge...
azotemic
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relating to azotemia...
azotised
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AZOTISE, to combine...
azotises
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AZOTISE, to combine...
azotized
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azotizes
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AZOTIZE, to combine...
azoturia
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an excess of urea in...
azulejos
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AZULEJO, (Spanish) a...
azurines
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AZURINE, a freshwate...
azurites
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azygoses
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AZYMITE, a member of...
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