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caaed
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9
CAA, (Scots) to call...
cabal
14
12
to conspire [v CABAL...
cabas
13
11
CABA, a woman's work...
cabby
22
16
(colloquial) a cabdr...
caber
13
11
(Scots) a heavy wood...
cabin
13
12
to live in a roughly...
cable
14
12
to fasten with a hea...
cabob
15
14
to skewer [v CABOBBE...
caboc
16
14
(Scots) a double cre...
cabre
13
11
in heraldry, rearing...
cacao
13
11
a small evergreen tr...
cacas
14
11
CACA, (slang) faeces...
cache
16
13
to store in a hiding...
cacks
16
15
CACK, faeces, rubbis...
cacky
22
17
of or like excrement...
cacti
15
11
CACTUS, a succulent...
caddy
18
12
to serve as a golfer...
cadee
10
9
(Scots) a caddie, al...
cades
11
9
CADE, a Mediterranea...
cadet
11
9
a student at a milit...
cadge
12
11
to get by begging [v...
cadgy
19
13
cheerful, also KIDGI...
cadie
11
9
(Scots) a caddie, al...
cadis
12
9
CADI, (Arabic) a civ...
cadre
11
9
(French) a permanent...
caeca
13
11
CAECUM, a bodily cav...
caese
10
8
(Shakespeare) enough...
cafes
13
11
CAFE, a small restau...
caffs
16
14
CAFF, (slang) cafe,...
caged
12
11
CAGE, to cage [v]
cager
12
10
a basketball player...
cages
12
10
CAGE, to cage [v]
cagey
18
12
shrewd, also CAGY [a...
cagot
12
10
(French) one of an o...
cahow
16
13
a large rare petrel...
caids
12
9
CAID, (Arabic) a Nor...
cains
11
9
CAIN, (Gaelic) a ten...
caird
12
9
a travelling tinker;...
cairn
11
9
a mound of stones se...
cajon
12
18
(Spanish) a steep ca...
cajun
13
19
(French) relating to...
caked
12
13
CAKE, to form into a...
cakes
12
12
CAKE, to form into a...
cakey
18
14
lumpy, also CAKY [ad...
calfs
15
12
CALF, a young cow [n...
calid
13
10
hot; burning; ardent...
calif
15
12
(Arabic) an Eastern...
calix
19
16
(Latin) a cup; esp....
calks
14
13
CALK, to make the se...
calla
13
10
any of a genus of tr...
calls
14
10
CALL, to summon [v]
calms
14
12
CALM, to become not...
calmy
20
14
clayey [adj CALMIER,...
calos
12
9
CALO, a Spanish argo...
calpa
14
12
(Sanskrit) one of th...
calps
15
12
CALP, in Ireland, a...
calve
14
13
to give birth to a c...
calyx
25
18
the outer protective...
caman
11
12
a club used in the g...
camas
12
11
(Native American) a...
camel
13
12
a large, humped mamm...
cameo
11
11
to portray in sharp,...
cames
12
11
CAME, a lead rod for...
camis
13
11
(Spenser) a light, l...
camos
12
11
CAMO, (short for) ca...
campi
15
14
CAMPO, (Spanish) an...
campo
14
14
(Spanish) an area of...
camps
15
14
CAMP, to live in the...
campy
21
16
comically exaggerate...
camus
13
12
a type of robe, also...
canal
11
10
to dig an artificial...
candy
17
12
to coat with sugar [...
caned
10
10
CANE, to beat with a...
caneh
12
11
a Hebrew measure of...
caner
10
9
one who canes [n -S]
canes
10
9
CANE, to beat with a...
cangs
12
11
CANG, a wooden colla...
canid
11
10
a member of the dog...
canna
9
10
a tropical lily with...
canns
10
10
CANN, to direct stee...
canny
16
12
prudent, also CANNIE...
canoe
9
9
to paddle a small sl...
canon
9
10
a member of an order...
canso
10
9
a love song [n -S]
canst
11
9
CAN, to put in a cyl...
canto
10
9
a division of a long...
cants
11
9
CANT, to tilt or sla...
canty
17
11
(Scots) contented [a...
capas
13
11
CAPA, a type of cloa...
caped
13
12
CAPE, to keep a cour...
caper
13
11
to leap or skip like...
capes
13
11
CAPE, to keep a cour...
capex
19
18
(short for) capital...
caphs
16
13
CAPH, (Hebrew) the e...
capiz
17
20
the translucent shel...
caple
14
12
a horse, also CAPUL...
capon
12
12
a castrated cock [n...
capos
13
11
CAPO, (Italian) the...
capot
13
11
to win all the trick...
capri
14
11
as in capri pants, w...
capul
15
13
a horse, also CAPLE...
caput
14
12
(Latin) the head; al...
carap
13
11
a South American tre...
carat
11
8
a unit of weight use...
carbo
13
11
(short for) carbohyd...
carbs
14
11
CARB, (short for) a...
carby
20
13
(Australian) short f...
cardi
12
9
(short for) a short...
cards
12
9
CARD, to comb wool [...
cardy
18
11
(short for) a short...
cared
11
9
CARE, to be concerne...
carer
11
8
one that cares [n -S...
cares
11
8
CARE, to be concerne...
caret
11
8
a typographical mark...
carex
17
15
a genus of plants, t...
cargo
12
10
a load [n -S] / to l...
carks
13
12
CARK, (archaic) to w...
carle
12
9
a rude, rustic man;...
carls
13
9
CARL, a rude, rustic...
carns
11
9
CARN, a mound of sto...
carny
17
11
to coax, also CARNEY...
carob
13
11
the sweet-flavoured...
carol
12
9
to sing joyously [v...
carom
12
11
to collide with and...
caron
10
9
another name for a H...
carpi
14
11
CARPUS, (Latin) the...
carps
14
11
CARP, to find fault...
carrs
12
8
CARR, an alder wood...
carry
18
10
to convey from one p...
carse
11
8
(Scots) alluvial low...
carta
11
8
a charter, also CHAR...
carte
11
8
(French) a bill of f...
carts
12
8
CART, to convey in a...
carve
13
12
to form by cutting,...
carvy
20
14
a herb used in cooki...
casas
11
8
CASA, (Italian) a ho...
casco
14
11
a Philippine cargo b...
cased
11
9
CASE, to put in a co...
cases
11
8
CASE, to put in a co...
casks
13
12
CASK, to store in a...
casky
19
14
resembling a cask [a...
caste
11
8
a system of distinct...
casts
12
8
CAST, to throw with...
casus
12
9
a legal occurrence [...
catch
17
13
to capture after pur...
cater
11
8
to provide food and...
cates
11
8
CATE, (archaic) a da...
catty
18
10
spiteful [adj CATTIE...
cauda
11
10
the area behind an a...
cauks
13
13
CAUK, an opaque, com...
cauld
13
11
(Scots) cold [adj CA...
caulk
14
14
to make the seams of...
cauls
13
10
CAUL, a foetal membr...
caums
13
12
CAUM, to whiten with...
caups
14
12
CAUP, (Scots) a two-...
cauri
12
9
a former monetary un...
causa
11
9
(Latin) a (legal) ca...
cause
11
9
to bring about [v CA...
cavas
13
12
CAVA, a special Span...
caved
13
13
CAVE, to hollow out...
cavel
14
13
(Scots) a piece of w...
caver
13
12
one who explores cav...
caves
13
12
CAVE, to hollow out...
cavie
13
12
(Scots) a hencoop or...
cavil
15
13
to raise trivial and...
cawed
14
12
CAW, to cry like a c...
cawks
16
15
CAWK, an opaque, com...
caxon
16
16
(historical) a kind...
cease
10
8
to stop [v CEASED, C...
ceaze
13
17
(obsolete) to seize...
cebid
14
12
one of a family of m...
cecal
15
12
pertaining to a cecu...
cecum
16
15
a bodily cavity with...
cedar
11
9
a large evergreen co...
ceded
11
10
CEDE, to yield [v]
ceder
11
9
one who cedes [n -S]
cedes
11
9
CEDE, to yield [v]
cedis
12
9
CEDI, a monetary uni...
ceiba
13
11
a genus of tropical...
ceili
13
9
(Gaelic) an informal...
ceils
13
9
CEIL, to furnish wit...
celeb
14
12
(short for) a celebr...
cella
13
10
the inner chamber of...
celli
14
10
CELLO, a stringed mu...
cello
13
10
a stringed musical i...
cells
14
10
CELL, to store in a...
celom
13
12
a body cavity in som...
celts
13
9
CELT, a prehistoric...
cense
10
9
to perfume with ince...
cento
10
9
a literary work made...
cents
11
9
CENT, a coin worth 1...
centu
11
10
a Lithuanian monetar...
ceorl
12
9
in Anglo-Saxon Engla...
cepes
13
11
CEPE, a large mushro...
cerci
15
11
CERCUS, a sensory ap...
cered
11
9
CERE, to wrap in a w...
ceres
11
8
CERE, to wrap in a w...
cerge
12
10
a large wax candle b...
ceria
11
8
cerium oxide [n -S]
ceric
15
11
containing cerium [a...
cerne
10
9
(Shakespeare) to con...
ceros
11
8
CERO, (Spanish) a la...
certs
12
8
CERT, (short for) a...
certy
18
10
as in by my certy, S...
cesse
11
8
(Spenser) to cease [...
cesta
11
8
(Spanish) a basket u...
cesti
12
8
CESTUS, a hand cover...
cetes
11
8
CETE, a group of bad...
cetyl
19
11
a univalent radical...
cezve
16
21
a small metal pot, u...
chace
16
13
(obsolete) to chase...
chack
18
17
to pinch or nip [v -...
chaco
16
13
(Hungarian) the hat...
chado
13
11
(Japanese) a tea cer...
chads
14
11
CHAD, a bit of paper...
chafe
15
13
to warm by rubbing [...
chaff
18
16
to poke fun at [v -E...
chaft
16
13
(Scots) the jaw, che...
chain
13
11
to bind with linked...
chair
14
10
to install in office...
chais
14
10
CHAI, (Romany) femin...
chalk
16
15
to mark with soft li...
chals
15
11
CHAL, (Romany) a fel...
champ
17
16
to chew noisily [v -...
chams
15
13
CHAM, (obsolete) a p...
chana
12
11
in Indian cookery, t...
chang
14
13
a kind of cattle [n...
chank
14
15
(Hindi) the shell of...
chant
13
11
to recite in a singi...
chaos
13
10
a state of total dis...
chape
15
13
the plate of metal a...
chaps
16
13
CHAP, to cause to cr...
chapt
16
13
CHAP, to cause to cr...
chara
13
10
(Latin) a genus of f...
chard
14
11
the edible leafstalk...
chare
13
10
to do odd jobs of wo...
chark
15
14
to burn wood etc. to...
charm
15
13
to enchant [v -ED, -...
charr
14
10
a small fish of the...
chars
14
10
CHAR, to burn slight...
chart
14
10
to map out [v -ED, -...
chary
20
12
discreetly cautious...
chase
13
10
to pursue [v CHASED,...
chasm
15
13
a deep cleft in the...
chats
14
10
CHAT, to talk inform...
chave
15
14
(dialect) I have [v]
chavs
16
14
CHAV, (colloquial) a...
chawk
18
17
(Cornish dialect) a...
chaws
17
13
CHAW, to chew esp. t...
chaya
19
12
an Indian plant of t...
chays
20
12
CHAY, an Indian plan...
cheap
15
13
inexpensive [adj CHE...
cheat
13
10
to defraud [v -ED, -...
check
18
17
to inspect [v -ED, -...
cheek
14
14
to speak impudently...
cheep
15
13
to chirp [v -ED, -IN...
cheer
13
10
to applaud with shou...
chefs
16
13
CHEF, to work as a c...
cheka
14
14
(Russian) the Russia...
chela
14
11
a pincerlike claw [n...
chelp
17
14
(Northern English di...
chemo
14
13
(short for) chemothe...
chems
15
13
CHEM, (short for) a...
chere
13
10
(French) dear (femin...
chert
14
10
a microcrystalline f...
chess
14
10
a game of skill for...
chest
14
10
to hit a ball with t...
cheth
16
12
(Hebrew) the eighth...
chevy
22
16
to chase about, also...
chews
17
13
CHEW, to grind with...
chewy
23
15
not easily chewed [a...
chiao
13
10
a monetary unit of C...
chias
14
10
CHIA, a Mexican herb...
chibs
17
13
CHIB, to slash with...
chica
17
13
an orange-red dyestu...
chich
20
15
the chickpea [n -ES]
chick
19
17
a young bird [n -S]
chico
17
13
an orange-red dyestu...
chics
18
13
CHIC, elegance [n]
chide
14
11
to scold [v CHID or...
chief
16
13
the highest in autho...
chiel
15
11
(Scots) a man, a lad...
chiks
16
14
CHIK, (Hindi) a slat...
child
16
12
to bring forth [v -E...
chile
15
11
the (dried) red pod...
chili
16
11
the (dried) red pod...
chill
17
12
to make cold [v -ED,...
chimb
18
16
the rim at the ends...
chime
15
13
to ring in harmony [...
chimo
15
13
(Canadian) an Eskimo...
chimp
18
16
(short for) a chimpa...
china
13
11
fine porcelain ware...
chine
13
11
to break the back of...
ching
15
13
a high-pitched ringi...
chink
15
15
to fill up cracks [v...
chino
13
11
(Spanish) a strong t...
chins
14
11
CHIN, to hold with t...
chips
17
13
CHIP, to break a sma...
chirk
16
14
to squeak [v -ED, -I...
chirl
16
11
(Scots) to emit a lo...
chirm
16
13
to cry out, chirp [v...
chiro
14
10
(short for) chiropra...
chirp
17
13
to utter a short, sh...
chirr
15
10
to chirp like a cric...
chirt
15
10
to squeeze, squirt [...
chiru
15
11
(Tibetan) a Tibetan...
chits
15
10
CHIT, to sprout [v]
chive
16
14
to cut with a knife...
chivs
17
14
CHIV, to cur with a...
chivy
23
16
to chase about, also...
chizz
21
28
to swindle, also CHI...
chock
18
17
to secure with a blo...
choco
16
13
(Australian slang) i...
chocs
17
13
CHOC, (colloquial) a...
chode
13
11
CHIDE, to scold [v]
chogs
15
12
CHOG, (dialect) the...
choil
15
11
the end of a knife b...
choir
14
10
to sing in chorus [v...
choke
14
14
to impede the breath...
choko
14
14
the fruit of a tropi...
choky
21
16
a prison [n CHOKIES]...
chola
14
11
(Spanish) a Mexican-...
choli
15
11
(Hindi) a short, clo...
cholo
14
11
a flashy Mexican-Ame...
chomp
17
16
to chew vigorously [...
chons
13
11
CHON, (Korean) a Kor...
choof
15
13
(Australian slang) t...
chook
14
14
a chicken [n -S] / t...
choom
14
13
(Australian slang) a...
choon
12
11
a piece of recorded...
chops
16
13
CHOP, to sever with...
chord
14
11
to play a combinatio...
chore
13
10
to do small jobs [v...
chose
13
10
(French) in law, a t...
chota
13
10
(Hindi) little, as i...
chott
14
10
(Arabic) a shallow s...
chout
14
11
(Hindi) in India, an...
choux
20
18
CHOU, (French) a cab...
chowk
18
17
(Hindi) a marketplac...
chows
17
13
CHOW, to eat [v]
chubs
17
14
CHUB, a species of f...
chuck
19
18
to chuck [v -ED, -IN...
chufa
16
14
a sedgelike plant pr...
chuff
19
17
gruff [adj CHUFFER,...
chugs
16
13
CHUG, to move with a...
chump
18
17
to munch [v -ED, -IN...
chums
16
14
CHUM, to be close fr...
chunk
15
16
to make a dull explo...
churl
16
12
in Anglo-Saxon Engla...
churn
14
12
to agitate to make b...
churr
15
11
to make a vibrant so...
chuse
14
11
(obsolete) to choose...
chute
14
11
to convey by a verti...
chuts
15
11
CHUT, (French) to ut...
chyle
21
13
a milky fluid secret...
chyme
21
15
semiliquid, partly d...
chynd
20
14
(archaic) cut into c...
cibol
15
12
a variety of onion,...
cided
12
10
CIDE, (Shakespeare)...
cider
12
9
an alcoholic drink m...
cides
12
9
CIDE, (Shakespeare)...
ciels
13
9
CIEL, to provide wit...
cigar
13
10
a roll of tobacco le...
ciggy
21
14
(slang) cigarette, a...
cilia
13
9
CILIUM, a short hair...
cills
15
10
CILL, a sill [n]
cimar
13
11
(French) a loose coa...
cimex
19
18
(Latin) a bedbug [n...
cinch
17
14
to bind firmly with...
cinct
15
12
surrounded, encircle...
cines
11
9
CINE, a motion pictu...
cinqs
20
18
CINQ, (French) the n...
cions
11
9
CION, a cutting from...
cippi
17
14
CIPPUS, (Latin) a sm...
circa
15
11
(Latin) approximatel...
circs
16
11
(colloquial) circums...
cires
12
8
CIRE, (French) a fab...
cirls
14
9
CIRL, a species of b...
cirri
13
8
CIRRUS, (Latin) a ty...
cisco
15
11
a North American lak...
cissy
19
10
an effeminate boy [n...
cists
13
8
CIST, a tomb consist...
cital
13
9
a summons to appear,...
cited
12
9
CITE, to quote as an...
citer
12
8
one who cites [n -S]
cites
12
8
CITE, to quote as an...
cives
14
12
CIVE, a herb of the...
civet
14
12
any of several carni...
civic
18
15
pertaining to a city...
civie
14
12
(short for) a civili...
civil
16
13
pertaining to citize...
civvy
23
18
(short for) a civili...
clach
18
14
to kill by stoning [...
clack
17
16
to make a noise of a...
clade
12
10
a group of organisms...
clads
13
10
CLAD, to cover one m...
claes
12
9
(Scots) clothes [n]
clags
14
11
CLAG, to stick [v]
claim
14
12
to demand as one's d...
clame
13
12
(Spenser) a call, sh...
clamp
16
15
to fasten with a dev...
clams
14
12
CLAM, to dig for the...
clang
13
12
to ring loudly [v -E...
clank
13
14
to rattle as of chai...
clans
12
10
CLAN, a united group...
claps
15
12
CLAP, the noise of s...
clapt
15
12
CLAP, the noise of s...
claro
12
9
a light-coloured, mi...
clart
13
9
to dirty [v -ED, -IN...
clary
19
11
any plant of the gen...
clash
15
11
to meet in oppositio...
clasp
15
12
to embrace tightly [...
class
13
9
to classify [v -ED,...
clast
13
9
an individual grain...
clats
13
9
CLAT, to scratch, sc...
claut
13
10
(Scots) to scratch,...
clave
14
13
in plants, a gradual...
clavi
15
13
CLAVUS, a horny thic...
claws
16
12
CLAW, to scratch wit...
clays
19
11
CLAY, to purify (e.g...
clean
11
10
to rid of stain [v -...
clear
12
9
to remove obstructio...
cleat
12
9
a strip attached to...
cleck
17
16
(Scots) to hatch [v...
cleek
13
13
to seize, hook [v CL...
cleep
14
12
(archaic) to call, n...
clefs
15
12
CLEF, a character pl...
cleft
15
12
to insert a scion in...
clegs
14
11
CLEG, a horsefly [n]
cleik
14
13
a kind of golf club...
clems
14
12
CLEM, to starve [v]
clepe
14
12
(archaic) to call, n...
clept
15
12
CLEPE, (archaic) to...
clerk
14
13
to serve as an offic...
cleve
14
13
(dialect) a cliff, a...
clews
16
12
CLEW, to attach a ro...
click
18
16
to make a short shar...
clied
13
10
CLY, to seize or ste...
clies
13
9
CLY, to seize or ste...
cliff
18
15
a high, steep face o...
clift
16
12
a cliff [n -S]
climb
17
15
to ascend [v CLAMBE...
clime
14
12
the atmosphere of an...
cline
12
10
a gradual geographic...
cling
14
12
to adhere to [v CLUN...
clink
14
14
to make a short soft...
clint
13
10
a block in a limesto...
clipe
15
12
to tell tales [v CLI...
clips
16
12
CLIP, to trim by cut...
clipt
16
12
CLIP, to trim by cut...
clits
14
9
CLIT, (vulgar slang)...
cloak
13
13
to clothe with a clo...
cloam
13
12
earthenware or clay...
clock
17
16
to time with a stop-...
clods
13
10
CLOD, to pelt with c...
cloff
17
15
(Scots) a cleft [n -...
clogs
14
11
CLOG, to block up [v...
cloke
13
13
to clothe with a clo...
clomb
16
15
CLIMB, to ascend [v]
clomp
16
15
to walk heavily [v -...
clone
11
10
to reproduce by asex...
clonk
13
14
to make a dull thump...
clons
12
10
CLON, a group of ase...
cloop
14
12
the sound of a cork...
cloot
12
9
a cloven hoof [n -S]
clops
15
12
CLOP, to make the so...
close
12
9
to make impassable [...
clote
12
9
the common burdock,...
cloth
15
11
fabric [n -S]
clots
13
9
CLOT, to form into a...
cloud
13
11
to make obscure [v -...
clour
13
10
to knock or bump [v...
clous
13
10
CLOU, (French) the m...
clout
13
10
to hit with the hand...
clove
14
13
the flower-bud of th...
clown
15
13
to act like a comic...
clows
16
12
CLOW, (Scots) to rak...
cloye
18
11
(Shakespeare) to cla...
cloys
19
11
CLOY, to gratify bey...
cloze
15
18
a type of educationa...
clubs
16
13
CLUB, to form an org...
cluck
18
17
to make the sound of...
clued
13
11
CLUE, to obtain guid...
clues
13
10
CLUE, to obtain guid...
cluey
19
12
(Australian slang) w...
clump
17
16
to form into a thick...
clung
14
13
CLING, to adhere to...
clunk
14
15
to make a dull metal...
clype
21
14
to tell tales [v CLY...
cnida
11
10
a nematocyst, a stin...
coach
16
13
to tutor or train [v...
coact
14
11
to act together [v -...
coady
17
11
a sauce made from mo...
coala
11
9
an Australian mammal...
coals
12
9
COAL, to supply with...
coaly
18
11
containing coal [adj...
coapt
13
11
to fit together and...
coarb
13
11
(historical) the hea...
coast
11
8
to cycle without ped...
coate
10
8
to cite as evidence...
coati
11
8
a tropical American...
coats
11
8
COAT, to cover with...
cobbs
16
14
COBB, (archaic) a gu...
cobby
22
16
stout, obstinate [ad...
cobia
13
11
a large game fish [n...
coble
14
12
(Welsh) a short, fla...
cobra
13
11
a venomous snake of...
cobza
16
20
a Romanian folk inst...
cocas
14
11
COCA, the dried leaf...
cocci
18
14
COCCUS, one of the s...
cocco
17
14
the taro or other ed...
cocks
16
15
COCK, to tilt to one...
cocky
22
17
an Australian farmer...
cocoa
13
11
the seed of the caca...
cocos
14
11
COCO, the taro or ot...
codas
11
9
CODA, a passage at t...
codec
14
12
a piece of software...
coded
11
10
CODE, to convert int...
coden
10
10
a coding classificat...
coder
11
9
one who writes code...
codes
11
9
CODE, to convert int...
codex
17
16
(Latin) a book; a ma...
codon
10
10
a triplet of bases i...
coeds
11
9
COED, a girl student...
coffs
16
14
COFF, (Scots) to buy...
cogie
12
10
(Scots) a small wood...
cogon
11
11
a kind of fast-growi...
cogue
12
11
(Scots) a small wood...
cohab
15
13
(short for) a cohabi...
cohen
12
11
a member of the Jewi...
cohoe
12
10
a Pacific salmon, al...
cohog
14
12
(Native American) a...
cohos
13
10
COHO, a Pacific salm...
coifs
14
11
COIF, to put the hai...
coign
12
11
to secure with a typ...
coils
13
9
COIL, to wind in eve...
coins
11
9
COIN, to make metal...
coirs
12
8
COIR, a fibre obtain...
coits
12
8
COIT, (Australian sl...
coked
12
13
COKE, to change into...
cokes
12
12
a simpleton [n -ES]
colas
12
9
COLA, a genus of Wes...
colby
21
14
a type of mild-tasti...
colds
13
10
COLD, a respiratory...
coled
12
10
COLEAD, to lead join...
coles
12
9
COLE, a plant of the...
coley
18
11
an edible fish of th...
colic
16
12
severe abdominal pai...
colin
12
10
the American quail o...
colls
14
10
COLL, (obsolete) to...
colly
20
12
to blacken with coal...
colog
13
11
(short for) cologari...
colon
11
10
a section of the lar...
color
12
9
(US) to paint, also...
colts
13
9
COLT, to cheat, defr...
colza
15
18
a variety of cabbage...
comae
11
11
COMA, (Latin) a sphe...
comal
13
12
bearing a tuft of si...
comas
12
11
COMA, (Latin) a sphe...
combe
14
14
a narrow valley, als...
combi
15
14
a vessel or vehicle...
combo
14
14
a small jazz band [n...
combs
15
14
COMB, to separate wi...
comby
21
16
full of holes like a...
comer
12
11
one showing great pr...
comes
12
11
COME, to move toward...
comet
12
11
a celestial body [n...
comfy
21
16
(colloquial) comfort...
comic
16
14
amusing, also COMICA...
comix
19
18
(slang) comic books...
comma
13
14
a fragment of a few...
commo
13
14
(Australian colloqui...
comms
14
14
(short for) communic...
commy
20
16
a Communist, also CO...
compo
14
14
a mortar of cement;...
comps
15
14
COMP, to work as a c...
compt
15
14
(obsolete) to count...
comte
12
11
(French) a French no...
comus
13
12
(Latin) a revel [n -...
conch
16
14
a marine mollusk [n...
condo
10
10
(short for) a condom...
coned
10
10
CONE, to bear cones...
cones
10
9
CONE, to bear cones...
coney
16
11
a rabbit, also CONY...
confs
13
12
CONF, an online conf...
conga
11
11
a Latin American dan...
conge
11
11
to take leave [v CON...
congo
11
11
a kind of black Chin...
conia
10
9
a liquid, highly poi...
conic
14
12
cone-shaped, conical...
conin
10
10
a liquid, highly poi...
conks
12
13
CONK, to hit on the...
conky
18
15
full of a tree fungu...
conne
9
10
(Spenser) to know, a...
conns
10
10
CONN, to direct the...
conte
10
9
(French) a short sto...
conto
10
9
a Portuguese money o...
conus
11
10
a structure or organ...
convo
12
13
(Australian colloqui...
cooch
16
13
a sinuous dance [n -...
cooed
10
9
COO, to make the sou...
cooee
9
8
to cry out shrilly,...
cooer
10
8
one that coos [n -S]
cooey
16
10
to cry out shrilly,...
coofs
13
11
COOF, a dolt, also C...
cooks
12
12
COOK, to prepare foo...
cooky
18
14
a small flat cake, a...
cools
12
9
COOL, to lower the t...
cooly
18
11
(historical) a (non-...
coomb
14
14
a short deep valley,...
cooms
12
11
COOM, to begrime wit...
coomy
18
13
full of coom, soot;...
coons
10
9
COON, a raccoon [n]
coops
13
11
COOP, to confine [v]
coopt
13
11
to recruit e.g. to a...
coost
11
8
CAST, to throw with...
coots
11
8
COOT, a water bird,...
cooze
13
17
(colloquial) US and...
copal
14
12
a hard resin got fro...
copay
19
13
an amount payable by...
coped
13
12
COPE, to deal with [...
copen
12
12
a strong light blue...
coper
13
11
a ship for supplying...
copes
13
11
COPE, to deal with [...
coppy
22
16
a small stool [n COP...
copra
13
11
dried coconut meat,...
copse
13
11
to cut back trees [v...
copsy
20
13
like a coppice [adj...
coqui
20
18
a small arboreal fro...
coral
12
9
a mass of marine ani...
coram
12
11
(Latin) in the prese...
corbe
13
11
a projection of ston...
corby
20
13
a raven, a crow, als...
cords
12
9
CORD, to fasten with...
cored
11
9
CORE, to remove the...
corer
11
8
a device for removin...
cores
11
8
CORE, to remove the...
corey
17
10
the penis, also CORY...
corgi
13
10
a dog of a small sho...
coria
11
8
CORIUM, a leather ar...
corks
13
12
CORK, to stop up [v]
corky
19
14
like cork [adj CORKI...
corms
13
11
CORM, the swollen su...
corni
11
9
CORNO, the French ho...
corno
10
9
the French horn [n C...
corns
11
9
CORN, to preserve wi...
cornu
11
10
a horn-shaped proces...
corny
17
11
trite, sentimental [...
corps
14
11
(French) a military...
corse
11
8
a corpse [n -S]
corso
11
8
(Italian) a race esp...
cosec
14
11
a trigonometrical fu...
cosed
11
9
COSE, to make onesel...
coses
11
8
COSE, to make onesel...
coset
11
8
a mathematical subse...
cosey
17
10
a covering for a tea...
cosie
11
8
a covering for a tea...
costa
11
8
a rib [n COSTAE]
coste
11
8
(Spenser) a coast [n...
costs
12
8
COST, to estimate a...
cotan
10
9
(short for) cotangen...
coted
11
9
COTE, to pass by; to...
cotes
11
8
COTE, to pass by; to...
coths
14
10
COTH, (short for) hy...
cotta
11
8
(Latin) a short surp...
cotts
12
8
COTT, (Spenser) a sm...
couch
17
14
to put into words [v...
coude
11
10
(French) a reflectin...
cough
15
13
to expel air from th...
could
13
11
CAN, to put in a cyl...
count
11
10
to number [v -ED, -I...
coupe
13
12
(French) a four-whee...
coups
14
12
COUP, (Scots) to ove...
courb
14
12
(archaic) to bend or...
courd
12
10
covered [adj]
coure
11
9
to cower [v COURED,...
cours
12
9
COUR, (obsolete) to...
court
12
9
to woo [v -ED, -ING,...
couta
11
9
a type of fishing bo...
couth
14
11
refinement [n -S] /...
coved
13
13
COVE, to curve over...
coven
12
13
a group of witches [...
cover
13
12
to spread something...
coves
13
12
COVE, to curve over...
covet
13
12
to desire greatly [v...
covey
19
14
a small flock of bir...
covin
13
13
a conspiracy between...
cowal
15
12
(Native Australian)...
cowan
13
12
(Scots) a drystone d...
cowed
14
12
COW, to subdue [v]
cower
14
11
to cringe [v -ED, -I...
cowks
16
15
COWK, (dialect) to r...
cowls
16
12
COWL, to cover with...
cowps
17
14
COWP, (Scots) to ove...
cowry
21
13
a glossy seashell, a...
coxae
16
15
COXA, the hip bone [...
coxal
18
16
pertaining to the hi...
coxed
17
16
COX, to steer a raci...
coxes
17
15
COX, to steer a raci...
coxib
20
18
a drug used in the t...
coyau
17
11
(French) a steep roo...
coyed
17
11
COY, to affect coyne...
coyer
17
10
COY, modest, bashful...
coyly
25
13
COY, modest, bashful...
coypu
20
14
an aquatic rodent, a...
cozed
14
18
COZE, to converse in...
cozen
13
18
to cheat, also COOSE...
cozes
14
17
COZE, to converse in...
cozey
20
19
a covering for a tea...
cozie
14
17
a cover for a teapot...
craal
12
9
to pen in an enclosu...
crabs
14
11
CRAB, to obstruct, f...
crack
16
15
to break without div...
craft
14
11
to make by hand [v -...
crags
13
10
CRAG, a large jagged...
craic
15
11
(Irish) pleasant con...
craig
13
10
(Scots) a crag, in t...
crake
12
12
to utter the cry of...
crame
12
11
(Scots) a booth for...
cramp
15
14
to confine or restra...
crams
13
11
CRAM, to pack tightl...
crane
10
9
to stretch out one's...
crank
12
13
to start manually [v...
crans
11
9
CRAN, a measure of c...
crape
13
11
to cover or shroud w...
craps
14
11
CRAP, to defecate [v...
crapy
20
13
like crape [adj CRAP...
crare
11
8
a trading vessel, al...
crash
14
10
to collide noisily [...
crass
12
8
grossly vulgar [adj...
crate
11
8
to put in a packing...
crave
13
12
to desire greatly [v...
crawl
16
12
to move with the bod...
craws
15
11
CRAW, the stomach of...
crays
18
10
CRAY, (Australian) a...
craze
14
17
to make insane [v CR...
crazy
21
19
insane [adj CRAZIER,...
creak
12
12
to make a squeaking...
cream
12
11
to select the best f...
credo
11
9
(Latin) a concise st...
creds
12
9
CRED, (short for) cr...
creed
11
9
a statement of belie...
creek
12
12
a watercourse smalle...
creel
12
9
to put fish in a fis...
creep
13
11
to advance stealthil...
crees
11
8
CREE, to soften by b...
creme
12
11
(French) cream [n -S...
crems
13
11
CREM, (colloquial) a...
crena
10
9
(Latin) a notch or t...
crepe
13
11
to cover with crepe,...
creps
14
11
an informal name for...
crept
14
11
CREEP, to advance st...
crepy
20
13
having the texture o...
cress
12
8
a cruciferous plant...
crest
12
8
to reach a peak [v -...
crewe
14
11
(archaic) a pot [n -...
crews
15
11
CREW, to serve aboar...
crias
12
8
CRIA, the offspring...
cribs
15
11
CRIB, to confine clo...
crick
17
15
to cause a spasm in...
cried
12
9
CRY, to utter a soun...
crier
12
8
one that cries, also...
cries
12
8
CRY, to utter a soun...
crime
13
11
to convict over a br...
crimp
16
14
to press into folds,...
crims
14
11
CRIM, (Australian sl...
crine
11
9
(Scots) to shrink or...
crios
12
8
(Irish) a multicolou...
cripe
14
11
used as a mild oath,...
crips
15
11
CRIP, (colloquial) a...
crise
12
8
an expression of sur...
crisp
15
11
brittle [adj CRISPER...
crith
15
10
a unit of mass, that...
crits
13
8
CRIT, (short for) cr...
croak
12
12
to utter a low hoars...
croci
15
11
CROCUS, an iridaceou...
crock
16
15
to break down, disab...
crocs
15
11
CROC, (short for) cr...
croft
14
11
to expose cloth to t...
crogs
13
10
CROG, to ride as a p...
cromb
15
14
to draw by a crook,...
crome
12
11
to draw by a crook,...
crone
10
9
a withered old woman...
cronk
12
13
(Australian colloqui...
crons
11
9
CRON, in computing,...
crony
17
11
a close friend [n CR...
crook
12
12
(Australian slang) i...
crool
12
9
(Australian slang) t...
croon
10
9
to sing softly [v -E...
crops
14
11
CROP, to cut off sho...
crore
11
8
(Hindi) an Indian un...
cross
12
8
to intersect [v CROS...
crost
12
8
CROSS, to intersect...
croup
14
12
to speak hoarsely [v...
crout
12
9
cabbage cut fine and...
crowd
15
12
to press closely tog...
crown
14
12
to invest with royal...
crows
15
11
CROW, to gloat, exul...
croze
14
17
a tool used in barre...
cruck
17
16
one of a pair of cur...
crude
12
10
unrefined petroleum...
crudo
12
10
sliced, uncooked sea...
cruds
13
10
CRUD, to be blocked...
crudy
19
12
(Shakespeare) crude,...
cruel
13
10
disposed to inflict...
crues
12
9
CRUE, (Milton) crew...
cruet
12
9
a vessel used in rel...
cruft
15
12
technical material t...
crumb
16
15
to break into small...
crump
16
15
crisp, also CRUMPY [...
crunk
13
14
a form of hip-hop mu...
cruor
12
9
(Latin) a mass of co...
crura
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CRUS, (Latin) a part...
cruse
12
9
an earthenware pot [...
crush
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to press out of shap...
crust
13
9
to form a hardened o...
crusy
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(Scots) an open iron...
cruve
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a pen or sty, also C...
crwth
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(Welsh) an ancient C...
cryer
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one that cries, also...
crypt
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a burial vault [n -S...
ctene
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a comb-like swimming...
cubby
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a snug enclosed spac...
cubeb
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the pungent berry of...
cubed
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CUBE, to raise to th...
cuber
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a machine for cuttin...
cubes
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CUBE, to raise to th...
cubic
18
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in the form of a cub...
cubit
15
12
an old measure of le...
cuddy
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(Scots) a young coal...
cuffo
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(US slang) without a...
cuffs
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CUFF, to strike with...
cuifs
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CUIF, (Scots) a lout...
cuing
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CUE, to prompt an ac...
cuish
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11
a piece of armour fo...
cuits
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CUIT, (Scots) the an...
cukes
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CUKE, (slang) a cucu...
culch
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the flooring of an o...
culet
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10
(French) the flat ba...
culex
19
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(Latin) a genus of i...
culls
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CULL, to select from...
cully
21
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to cheat, deceive [v...
culms
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CULM, to form a culm...
culpa
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13
negligence for which...
culti
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CULTUS, (Latin) a re...
cults
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CULT, a religious so...
culty
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intended to appeal t...
cumec
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a unit of liquid flo...
cumin
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an umbelliferous pla...
cundy
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a covered drain, als...
cunei
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CUNEUS, a small wedg...
cunit
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10
one hundred cubic fe...
cunts
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CUNT, (slang) the fe...
cupel
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13
to refine gold or si...
cupid
15
13
a statue of the Roma...
cuppa
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(colloquial) a cup (...
cuppy
23
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cuplike [adj CUPPIER...
curat
12
9
(obsolete) a cuirass...
curbs
15
12
CURB, to restrain [v...
curch
18
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(Scots) a covering f...
curds
13
10
CURD, to curdle [v]
curdy
19
12
having the texture o...
cured
12
10
CURE, to restore to...
curer
12
9
one who cures [n -S]
cures
12
9
CURE, to restore to...
curet
12
9
(US) a surgical inst...
curfs
15
12
CURF, an incision ma...
curia
12
9
a court of justice [...
curie
12
9
a unit of radioactiv...
curio
12
9
an unusual art objec...
curli
14
10
curled hairlike proc...
curls
14
10
CURL, to form into r...
curly
20
12
tending to curl [adj...
curns
12
10
CURN, (Scots) a grai...
curny
18
12
granular, also CURNE...
currs
13
9
CURR, to make a purr...
curry
19
11
meat, fish, vegetabl...
curse
12
9
to invoke evil upon...
cursi
13
9
CURSUS, an elongated...
curst
13
9
CURSE, to invoke evi...
curve
14
13
to deviate from stra...
curvy
21
15
curved [adj CURVIER,...
cusec
15
12
a unit of liquid flo...
cushy
21
13
(colloquial) easy, c...
cusks
14
13
CUSK, a kind of mari...
cusps
15
12
CUSP, a toothlike me...
cuspy
21
14
of a computer progra...
cusso
12
9
an Ethiopian tree, a...
cusum
14
13
a statistical techni...
cutch
18
14
a resin used in tann...
cuter
12
9
CUTE, pleasingly att...
cutes
12
9
CUTIS, (Latin) the d...
cutey
18
11
a cute person, also...
cutie
12
9
a cute person, also...
cutin
12
10
the waxy material fo...
cutis
13
9
(Latin) the dermis,...
cutto
12
9
a large knife, also...
cutty
19
11
a short clay pipe [n...
cutup
15
13
a mischievous person...
cuvee
13
13
(French) a vat of bl...
cuzes
15
18
CUZ, (obsolete) cous...
cwtch
21
16
(Welsh) to hide, to...
cyano
16
11
pertaining to cyanog...
cyans
17
11
CYAN, a greenish-blu...
cyber
20
13
involving computers...
cycad
21
14
any member of an ord...
cycas
21
13
any member of an ord...
cycle
22
14
to ride a bicycle [v...
cyclo
22
14
a three wheeled moto...
cyder
18
11
an alcoholic drink m...
cylix
26
18
(Greek) a shallow tw...
cymae
18
13
CYMA, a curved mould...
cymar
19
13
(French) a loose coa...
cymas
19
13
CYMA, a curved mould...
cymes
19
13
CYME, a type of flow...
cymol
20
14
a hydrocarbon, also...
cynic
21
14
someone who takes a...
cysts
19
10
CYST, a sac [n]
cytes
18
10
CYTE, in biology, a...
cyton
17
11
the body of a nerve...
czars
15
17
CZAR, an emperor or...
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