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caatinga
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14
in Brazil, open, low...
cabalism
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a sect based on caba...
cabalist
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15
someone who finds hi...
caballed
20
17
CABAL, to conspire [...
caballer
20
16
one who cabals, intr...
cabarets
18
14
CABARET, a music hal...
cabbaged
21
20
CABBAGE, to steal or...
cabbages
21
19
CABBAGE, to steal or...
cabbagey
27
21
like a cabbage, also...
cabbalah
23
20
a Jewish doctrine ba...
cabbalas
21
18
CABBALA, a Jewish do...
cabernet
17
15
(French) a type of b...
cabestro
18
14
(Spanish) a lasso, a...
cabezone
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24
(Spanish) a Californ...
cabezons
20
24
CABEZON, (Spanish) a...
cabildos
20
16
CABILDO, (Spanish) a...
cabinets
18
15
CABINET, a piece of...
cabining
19
18
CABIN, to live in a...
cableway
28
20
a structure for tran...
cablings
21
18
CABLING, a bead or m...
cabobbed
22
21
CABOB, to skewer [v]
caboceer
20
17
a West African headm...
caboched
23
20
in heraldry, full fa...
cabochon
22
20
(French) a precious...
cabombas
21
20
CABOMBA, a small gen...
caboodle
18
16
a crowd or collectio...
cabooses
17
14
CABOOSE, the last ca...
caboshed
20
17
in heraldry, full fa...
cabotage
18
16
shipping and sailing...
cabovers
20
18
CABOVER, a truck or...
cabresta
18
14
a lasso, also CABEST...
cabresto
18
14
a lasso, also CABEST...
cabretta
18
14
(Spanish) a soft lea...
cabrilla
21
16
a name applied to va...
cabriole
19
15
(French) a curved fu...
cabstand
18
16
a place where cabs a...
cacafogo
21
19
(Spanish) a spitfire...
cachacas
24
19
CACHACA, a white Bra...
cachalot
22
17
a large whale, also...
cachepot
23
19
(French) an ornament...
cacheted
21
17
CACHET, to print a d...
cachexia
27
23
general ill health,...
cachexic
31
26
pertaining to ill he...
cacholot
22
17
a large whale, also...
cachucha
27
22
(Spanish) an Andalus...
caciques
28
24
CACIQUE, a West Indi...
cackiest
21
18
CACKY, of or like ex...
cacklers
22
19
CACKLER, one who cac...
cackling
23
22
CACKLE, to make the...
cacodoxy
31
24
incorrect doctrine,...
cacodyls
27
18
CACODYL, a colourles...
cacolets
20
15
CACOLET, (French) a...
cacology
27
19
a bad choice of word...
cacomixl
28
25
a North American car...
caconyms
26
20
CACONYM, an erroneou...
caconymy
32
22
the state of having...
cactuses
20
15
CACTUS, a succulent...
cacumens
20
19
CACUMEN, (Latin) a t...
cacumina
20
19
CACUMEN, (Latin) a t...
cadaster
16
12
a public record of l...
cadastre
16
12
a public record of l...
cadavers
18
16
CADAVER, a corpse [n...
caddices
20
16
CADDICE, a coarse wo...
caddised
17
14
trimmed with caddis,...
caddises
17
13
CADDIS, a coarse woo...
caddying
24
18
CADDY, to serve as a...
cadelles
18
14
CADELLE, a small bla...
cadenced
18
17
CADENCE, to make rhy...
cadences
18
16
CADENCE, to make rhy...
cadenzas
18
22
CADENZA, (Italian) a...
cadgiest
18
14
CADGY, cheerful, als...
cadmiums
20
19
CADMIUM, a metallic...
caducean
18
17
of or belonging to M...
caduceus
20
17
(Latin) a Greek or R...
caducity
27
18
the quality of being...
caducous
20
17
of parts of a plant...
caecally
27
18
CAECAL, pertaining t...
caecitis
20
14
a caecum inflammatio...
caesious
16
12
having a bluish coat...
caesiums
18
15
CAESIUM, a metallic...
caesurae
15
12
CAESURA, a pause in...
caesural
17
13
relating to a caesur...
caesuras
16
12
CAESURA, a pause in...
caesuric
20
15
relating to a caesur...
caffeine
19
18
a bitter alkaloid us...
caffeins
20
18
CAFFEIN, a bitter al...
caffeism
22
20
an addiction to caff...
caffilas
22
18
CAFFILA, (Arabic) a...
caftaned
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wearing a caftan [ad...
caganers
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CAGANER, a tradition...
cagefuls
21
18
CAGEFUL, as much as...
cagelike
19
18
like a cage [adj]
cageling
19
17
a caged bird [n -S]
cagework
21
20
open work like the b...
caginess
17
14
the quality of being...
cagoules
18
15
CAGOULE, a light ano...
cagyness
23
16
the quality of being...
caillach
24
18
(Gaelic) an old woma...
caimacam
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20
(Turkish) a Turkish...
cairnier
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12
CAIRNY, relating to...
caissons
16
12
CAISSON, a watertigh...
caitiffs
22
17
CAITIFF, a despicabl...
caitives
19
15
CAITIVE, (Spenser) a...
cajaputs
21
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CAJAPUT, a volatile...
cajeputs
21
24
CAJEPUT, a volatile...
cajolers
19
21
CAJOLER, one who caj...
cajolery
25
23
persuasion by flatte...
cajoling
20
24
CAJOLE, to persuade...
cajuputs
22
25
CAJUPUT, a volatile...
cakeages
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17
CAKEAGE, a charge le...
cakehole
19
18
a person's mouth [n...
cakewalk
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23
to step stylishly [v...
cakiness
17
16
the state of being c...
calabash
21
17
a variety of squash;...
calabaza
21
24
a variety of squash,...
caladium
19
17
any tropical plant o...
calaloos
17
13
CALALOO, a soup made...
calamari
18
15
(Italian) any of var...
calamars
18
15
CALAMAR, any of vari...
calamary
24
17
any of various speci...
calamata
17
15
a black olive grown...
calamine
17
16
to apply a skin oint...
calamint
18
16
a genus of labiate a...
calamite
18
15
a reedlike plant of...
calamity
25
17
a grievous misfortun...
calanthe
18
15
(Greek) an orchid of...
calashes
19
14
CALASH, (French) a l...
calathea
18
14
a showy indoor plant...
calathos
19
14
(Greek) a vase-shape...
calathus
20
15
(Latin) a vase-shape...
calcanea
18
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CALCANEUM, (Latin) o...
calcanei
19
16
CALCANEUS, (Latin) o...
calcaria
20
15
CALCAR, (Latin) a sp...
calceate
19
15
to shoe [v CALCEATED...
calcific
27
21
containing salts of...
calcined
20
17
CALCINE, to reduce t...
calcines
20
16
CALCINE, to reduce t...
calcites
21
15
CALCITE, a mineral,...
calcitic
25
18
relating to a calcit...
calciums
23
19
CALCIUM, a metallic...
calcrete
20
15
a composite rock of...
calcspar
23
18
a mineral, calcite [...
calctufa
23
19
a rock made of fine...
calctuff
26
22
a general term for a...
calcular
22
17
relating to the math...
calculus
23
18
a branch of mathemat...
caldaria
17
13
CALDARIUM, (Latin) a...
calderas
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13
CALDERA, (Spanish) a...
caldrons
17
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CALDRON, a large ket...
caleches
22
17
CALECHE, (French) a...
calefied
19
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CALEFY, to make warm...
calefies
19
15
CALEFY, to make warm...
calendal
17
15
pertaining to calend...
calendar
16
14
to schedule, also KA...
calender
16
14
to smooth by pressin...
calendry
23
16
a place where calend...
calfhood
21
18
the state or time of...
calfless
21
16
having a thin leg [a...
calflick
26
23
a cowlick (a lock of...
calflike
22
20
like a calf [adj]
calfskin
21
20
the skin of a calf [...
calibers
20
15
CALIBER, the diamete...
calibred
20
16
having a given calib...
calibres
20
15
CALIBRE, the diamete...
caliches
23
17
CALICHE, (Spanish) g...
calicles
22
16
CALICLE, a cup-shape...
calicoes
20
15
CALICO, a brightly p...
calidity
25
15
the state of being w...
califate
19
15
(Arabic) the office...
califont
19
16
(tradename) a kind o...
caligoes
18
14
CALIGO, a reduction...
calipash
22
17
a part of a turtle w...
calipees
19
15
CALIPEE, a part of a...
calipers
20
15
CALIPER, to measure...
caliphal
23
18
relating to a caliph...
calisaya
23
14
the medicinal bark o...
calivers
20
16
CALIVER, a type of l...
calkings
20
19
CALKING, material us...
callable
21
17
able to be called [a...
callaloo
18
14
(Spanish) a soup mad...
callalou
19
15
(Spanish) a crabmeat...
callants
18
14
CALLANT, (Scots) a b...
callback
25
23
a recall of a defect...
callboys
27
18
CALLBOY, a boy who c...
callings
20
16
CALLING, a vocation...
calliope
20
16
a keyboard musical i...
callipee
20
16
a part of a turtle w...
calliper
21
16
in papermaking, a me...
calloses
18
13
CALLOSE, a part of a...
callouts
19
14
CALLOUT, an inset in...
callower
21
16
CALLOW, immature [ad...
callowly
29
19
CALLOW [adv]
calltime
20
16
time available for u...
callunas
18
15
CALLUNA, any plant o...
callused
19
15
CALLUS, to form a ha...
calluses
19
14
CALLUS, to form a ha...
calmants
18
16
CALMANT, a drug that...
calmiest
19
15
CALMY, clayey [adj]
calmings
20
18
CALMING, an act of c...
calmness
18
16
the state of being c...
calomels
19
16
CALOMEL, a strong pu...
calorics
21
15
CALORIC, a hypotheti...
calories
17
12
CALORIE, the amount...
calorise
17
12
to coat steel with a...
calorist
18
12
a person who believe...
calorize
20
21
to coat steel with a...
calottes
17
12
CALOTTE, (French) a...
calotype
25
17
an early type of pho...
caloyers
23
14
CALOYER, a Greek Ort...
calpacks
24
22
CALPACK, a triangula...
calpains
19
16
CALPAIN, an enzyme f...
calquing
27
25
CALQUE, to process t...
calthrop
22
17
a device with four m...
caltraps
20
15
CALTRAP, a device wi...
caltrops
20
15
CALTROP, a device wi...
calumbas
21
19
CALUMBA, the dried r...
calumets
19
16
CALUMET, an ornament...
calutron
17
14
a mass spectrometer...
calvados
19
17
a dry apple brandy [...
calvaria
19
16
CALVARIUM, the dome...
calvered
19
17
CALVER, to prepare f...
calycate
26
17
pertaining to a caly...
calyceal
27
18
pertaining to a caly...
calycine
26
18
of or pertaining to...
calycled
28
19
having a calycle, a...
calycles
28
18
CALYCLE, a row of sm...
calycoid
27
18
like a calix [adj]
calycule
28
19
a cuplike structure...
calyculi
29
19
CALYCULUS, a small,...
calypsos
26
17
CALYPSO, a West Indi...
calypter
26
17
a hood or hoodlike s...
calyptra
26
17
a hood or hoodlike s...
calzones
19
22
CALZONE, a turnover...
camaieux
23
22
CAMAIEU, a cameo [n]
camailed
18
16
having a camail [adj...
camarons
16
15
CAMARON, (Spanish) a...
camashes
19
16
CAMASH, (Native Amer...
camasses
17
14
CAMASS, (Native Amer...
cambered
19
18
CAMBER, to arch slig...
cambisms
22
20
CAMBISM, the theory...
cambists
21
17
CAMBIST, a dealer in...
cambiums
22
21
CAMBIUM, a layer of...
camboges
20
19
CAMBOGE, a yellow gu...
cambogia
20
19
a yellow gum resin,...
camboose
18
17
a cabin built as liv...
cambrels
21
18
CAMBREL, the hock of...
cambrics
24
20
CAMBRIC, a fine line...
camcords
21
18
CAMCORD, to videotap...
cameleer
17
15
a camel driver [n -S...
cameleon
16
16
a small African liza...
camelias
18
15
CAMELIA, an evergree...
camelids
19
16
CAMELID, an animal o...
cameline
17
16
a material made from...
camelish
21
17
like a camel [adj]
camellia
19
16
an evergreen shrub,...
cameloid
18
16
related to the camel...
camelots
18
15
CAMELOT, a strong wa...
cameoing
17
17
CAMEO, to portray in...
camisade
17
15
an attack made at ni...
camisado
17
15
an attack made at ni...
camisias
18
14
CAMISIA, (Arabic) a...
camisole
18
15
a loose underbodice...
camogies
18
16
CAMOGIE, an Irish ga...
camomile
19
18
a creeping aromatic...
camoodis
17
15
CAMOODI, (Caribbean)...
camorras
17
14
CAMORRA, (Italian) a...
campagna
19
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an open level tract...
campagne
19
20
CAMPAGNA, an open le...
campaign
20
20
to conduct an operat...
campanas
18
18
CAMPANA, (Latin) a c...
campfire
22
20
a fire to sit round...
camphane
20
20
a type of hydrocarbo...
camphene
20
20
an explosive liquid,...
camphine
21
20
an explosive liquid,...
camphire
22
19
an old spelling of c...
camphols
23
20
CAMPHOL, a rare vari...
camphone
20
20
a combined camera an...
camphors
22
19
CAMPHOR, a solid ess...
campiest
20
17
CAMPY, comically exa...
campings
21
20
CAMPING, the act of...
campions
19
18
CAMPION, any plant o...
campling
22
21
CAMPLE, to wrangle [...
campness
19
18
extravagance in mann...
campongs
20
20
CAMPONG, a Malay vil...
camporee
18
17
a gathering of Boy S...
campouts
20
18
CAMPOUT, a camping o...
campsite
20
17
an area suitable for...
campused
20
19
CAMPUS, to restrict...
campuses
20
18
CAMPUS, to restrict...
camshaft
22
19
a shaft fitted with...
camshoch
25
21
(Scots) crooked or d...
camstane
16
15
a type of white ston...
camstone
16
15
(Scots) a white argi...
camwhore
22
19
to perform sexual or...
camwoods
20
18
CAMWOOD, the wood of...
canaigre
16
14
(Spanish) a large Te...
canaille
17
14
(French) riffraff; t...
canakins
16
17
CANAKIN, a small can...
canaling
17
16
CANAL, to dig an art...
canalise
16
13
to dig an artificial...
canalize
19
22
to dig an artificial...
canalled
17
15
CANAL, to dig an art...
canaller
17
14
a freight boat [n -S...
canaried
15
13
CANARY, to prance ab...
canaries
15
12
CANARY, to prance ab...
canastas
15
12
CANASTA, (Spanish) a...
canaster
15
12
a kind of tobacco fo...
canbanks
18
20
CANBANK, the equival...
canceled
19
17
CANCEL, to cause not...
canceler
19
16
one who cancels, als...
cancelli
21
17
(Latin) the latticew...
cancered
18
16
affected with cancer...
cancrine
18
16
crabwise; (of verses...
cancroid
19
16
a type of slow-growi...
candelas
16
14
CANDELA, a unit of l...
candidal
17
15
of or like candida,...
candidas
16
14
CANDIDA, a parasitic...
candider
16
14
CANDID, frank and si...
candidly
24
17
CANDID, frank and si...
candirus
17
14
CANDIRU, a tiny S Am...
candlers
17
14
CANDLER, one whose j...
candling
18
17
CANDLE, to examine e...
candocks
20
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CANDOCK, the yellow...
candours
16
14
CANDOUR, frankness,...
candying
23
18
CANDY, to coat with...
candyman
22
19
(US slang) a drug-pu...
candymen
22
19
CANDYMAN, (US slang)...
canegrub
19
18
any of various speci...
canellas
17
14
CANELLA, a genus of...
canephor
19
17
(Greek) a sculpted f...
caneware
17
15
articles made from c...
canfield
19
17
a card game adapted...
cangling
19
18
CANGLE, (Scots) to w...
canikins
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CANIKIN, a small can...
caninity
22
15
the state of being a...
canistel
17
13
a Caribbean fruit [n...
canister
16
12
a small container, u...
canities
16
12
the turning grey of...
cankered
16
17
CANKER, to affect wi...
cannabic
20
19
of or like cannabis...
cannabin
16
17
a resin extracted fr...
cannabis
17
16
hemp; a narcotic dru...
cannachs
20
18
CANNACH, (Scots) a c...
cannelon
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15
a stuffed roll [n -S...
cannibal
18
17
practising cannibali...
canniest
15
13
CANNIE, prudent, als...
cannikin
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18
a small can or cup,...
cannings
16
16
CANNING, the busines...
cannolis
16
14
CANNOLI, a tube of p...
cannoned
13
15
CANNON, to collide w...
cannonry
20
16
artillery [n CANNONR...
cannulae
15
15
CANNULA, a tube inse...
cannular
16
15
like a cannula, holl...
cannulas
16
15
CANNULA, a tube inse...
canoeing
15
15
the act of travellin...
canoeist
15
12
one who engages in c...
canoeman
14
16
a canoeist [n CANOEM...
canoemen
14
16
CANOEMAN, a canoeist...
canoness
14
13
a woman living in a...
canonise
14
13
to declare to be a s...
canonist
15
13
a specialist in cano...
canonize
17
22
to declare to be a s...
canoodle
15
14
to kiss and cuddle [...
canopied
17
16
CANOPY, to cover fro...
canopies
17
15
CANOPY, to cover fro...
canorous
15
13
musical, resonant [a...
canstick
21
19
(Shakespeare) a cand...
cantalas
16
13
CANTALA, a coarse fi...
cantatas
15
12
CANTATA, a kind of v...
cantates
15
12
CANTATE, the 98th ps...
cantdogs
17
15
CANTDOG, a metal hoo...
canteens
14
13
CANTEEN, a container...
cantered
15
13
CANTER, to ride a ho...
canthari
18
14
CANTHARUS, a large t...
canthook
18
18
a metal hook on a lo...
canticle
20
16
a nonmetrical hymn,...
canticos
19
15
CANTICO, to dance as...
canticoy
25
17
to dance as an act o...
canticum
21
19
a canticle, a part-s...
cantiest
16
12
CANTY, (Scots) conte...
cantinas
15
13
CANTINA, (Spanish) a...
cantings
17
15
CANTING, the act of...
cantions
15
13
CANTION, (Spenser) a...
cantlets
17
13
CANTLET, a fragment...
cantling
18
16
CANTLE, to break a p...
cantonal
15
14
pertaining to a cant...
cantoned
14
14
CANTON, to divide in...
cantoris
16
12
to be sung on the no...
cantraip
18
15
(Scots) a charm; an...
cantraps
18
15
CANTRAP, a magic spe...
cantreds
16
13
CANTRED, (Welsh) a d...
cantrefs
18
15
CANTREF, (Welsh) a d...
cantrips
19
15
CANTRIP, (Scots) a c...
cantuses
16
13
CANTUS, (Latin) a me...
canulate
16
14
to insert a canula i...
canvased
17
17
CANVAS, to examine t...
canvaser
17
16
one who goes from do...
canvases
17
16
CANVAS, to examine t...
canzonas
17
22
CANZONA, (Italian) a...
canzones
17
22
CANZONE, (Italian) a...
canzonet
17
22
a short song [n -S]
capabler
21
18
CAPABLE, competent [...
capacity
28
19
the ability to recei...
capelans
18
16
CAPELAN, a small mar...
capelets
19
15
CAPELET, a small cap...
capeline
18
16
a small iron skullca...
capelins
19
16
CAPELIN, a small mar...
capellet
20
16
a swelling on a hors...
caperers
18
14
CAPERER, one who cap...
capering
19
17
CAPER, to leap or sk...
capeskin
19
19
a type of soft leath...
capework
22
21
a matador's performa...
capiases
18
14
CAPIAS, a writ autho...
capitals
20
15
CAPITAL, the upper p...
capitani
18
15
CAPITANO, (Italian)...
capitano
17
15
(Italian) a headman...
capitans
18
15
CAPITAN, (historical...
capitate
18
14
a bone of a primate'...
capitayn
24
17
(Spenser) a captain...
capitols
20
15
CAPITOL, a building...
capitula
20
16
CAPITULUM, a flower...
capmaker
20
21
one that makes caps...
capoeira
17
14
a martial art and da...
caponata
16
15
(Italian) a type of...
caponier
17
15
(French) a work made...
caponise
17
15
to castrate a rooste...
caponize
20
24
to castrate a rooste...
caporals
19
15
CAPORAL, a coarse, s...
capotted
18
15
CAPOT, to win all th...
cappings
22
20
CAPPING, a wax cover...
caprates
18
14
CAPRATE, a salt of c...
capreses
18
14
CAPRESE, (Italian) a...
capricci
26
20
CAPRICCIO, a free fo...
caprices
22
17
CAPRICE, a whim, an...
caprifig
23
19
the goat-fig, a spec...
capriole
19
15
(French) a leap and...
caproate
17
14
a salt of caproic ac...
caprocks
23
21
CAPROCK, an overlyin...
caprylic
30
20
applied to a type of...
capsicin
22
18
a liquid used as a f...
capsicum
24
21
a plant yielding (e....
capsidal
20
16
relating to a capsid...
capsizal
23
24
the overturning of a...
capsized
22
24
CAPSIZE, to overturn...
capsizes
22
23
CAPSIZE, to overturn...
capsomer
19
17
a protein forming a...
capstans
18
15
CAPSTAN, an upright...
capstone
17
15
the horizontal stone...
capsular
20
16
of or pertaining to...
capsuled
20
17
CAPSULE, to condense...
capsules
20
16
CAPSULE, to condense...
captains
18
15
CAPTAIN, to lead or...
captchas
24
19
CAPTCHA, a program t...
captions
18
15
CAPTION, to provide...
captious
19
15
tending to find faul...
captived
21
19
CAPTIVE, to make a p...
captives
21
18
CAPTIVE, to make a p...
captured
19
16
CAPTURE, to take by...
capturer
19
15
one who captures [n...
captures
19
15
CAPTURE, to take by...
capuccio
25
21
(Spenser) a cloak ho...
capuched
24
21
having a capuche [ad...
capuches
24
20
CAPUCHE, a cloak hoo...
capuchin
24
21
a South American mon...
capueras
18
15
CAPUERA, (Portuguese...
capybara
26
19
(Tupi) a large South...
carabaos
17
14
CARABAO, a water buf...
carabids
19
15
CARABID, a black car...
carabine
17
15
a rifle with a relat...
carabins
18
15
CARABIN, a rifle wit...
caracals
20
15
CARACAL, the desert...
caracara
18
14
(Spanish) any of sev...
caracole
19
15
to perform a half tu...
caracols
20
15
CARACOL, to perform...
caraculs
21
16
CARACUL, (Russian) a...
caragana
15
14
any of a genus of ha...
carageen
15
14
(Irish) a kind of da...
caramels
18
15
CARAMEL, a dark brow...
carangid
17
15
a marine fish [n -S]
carannas
14
13
CARANNA, a resinous...
carapace
20
17
the shell of an anim...
carassow
19
14
a quail-like bird of...
caraunas
15
13
CARAUNA, a resinous...
caravans
17
16
CARAVAN, to travel i...
caravels
19
16
CARAVEL, a small lig...
caraways
25
16
CARAWAY, an umbellif...
carbamic
23
20
pertaining to a type...
carbamyl
27
20
a radical derived fr...
carbarns
18
15
CARBARN, a garage fo...
carbaryl
26
17
a salt or ester of c...
carbeens
17
15
CARBEEN, (Native Aus...
carbenes
17
15
CARBENE, a neutral d...
carbides
19
15
CARBIDE, a carbon co...
carbines
18
15
CARBINE, a rifle wit...
carbinol
19
16
a monohydric alcohol...
carbolic
23
18
an acidic compound [...
carbonic
21
18
of or relating to ca...
carbonyl
25
18
the divalent group C...
carboras
18
14
CARBORA, a wood-bori...
carborne
17
15
travelling by car [a...
carboxyl
32
24
a univalent acid rad...
carboyed
24
17
having a carboy [adj...
carburet
19
15
to combine chemicall...
carcajou
21
24
a musteline animal,...
carcakes
20
18
CARCAKE, (Scots) a s...
carcanet
18
15
(obsolete) an orname...
carcased
19
15
CARCASE, to put a ca...
carcases
19
14
CARCASE, to put a ca...
carceral
20
15
pertaining to prison...
cardamom
18
18
a spice consisting o...
cardamon
16
16
a spice consisting o...
cardamum
19
19
a spice consisting o...
cardcase
19
15
a case or wallet for...
cardecue
19
16
an old French coin,...
cardecus
20
16
CARDECU, an old Fren...
cardiacs
20
15
CARDIAC, a person wi...
cardigan
17
15
a woollen jacket whi...
cardinal
17
14
a bright red bird [n...
cardings
18
15
CARDING, the process...
cardioid
17
13
a heart-shaped curve...
carditic
21
15
relating to carditis...
carditis
18
12
inflammation of the...
cardoons
15
13
CARDOON, a thistle-l...
careened
14
13
CAREEN, to turn (a s...
careener
14
12
one who careens [n -...
careered
15
12
CAREER, to go at ful...
careerer
15
11
one who careers [n -...
carefree
17
14
without worry [adj]
careless
17
12
inattentive; neglige...
careline
16
13
a telephone service...
caressed
16
12
CARESS, to touch lov...
caresser
16
11
one who caresses [n...
caresses
16
11
CARESS, to touch lov...
caretake
16
15
to take care of some...
caretook
16
15
CARETAKE, to take ca...
careware
18
14
computer software th...
careworn
18
15
showing signs of str...
carfares
18
14
CARFARE, payment for...
carfaxes
24
21
CARFAX, a place wher...
carfoxes
24
21
CARFOX, a place wher...
cargeese
16
13
CARGOOSE, the creste...
cargoing
18
16
CARGO, to load, weig...
cargoose
16
13
the crested grebe [n...
cariacou
19
15
an American deer, ak...
cariamas
17
14
CARIAMA, a large Sou...
cariboos
18
14
CARIBOO, (Native Ame...
caribous
19
15
CARIBOU, (Native Ame...
carieres
16
11
CARIERE, (obsolete)...
carillon
18
14
to play a set of bel...
carinate
15
12
shaped like the keel...
caringly
25
17
in the manner of sho...
cariocas
19
14
CARIOCA, a South Ame...
carioles
17
12
CARIOLE, (French) a...
carjacks
23
27
CARJACK, to hijack a...
carjacou
21
24
an American deer, al...
carlines
17
13
CARLINE, (Scots) an...
carlings
19
15
CARLING, a short tim...
carloads
17
13
CARLOAD, as much as...
carlocks
22
19
CARLOCK, Russian isi...
carmaker
18
18
an automobile manufa...
carmines
17
15
CARMINE, a vivid red...
carnages
16
14
CARNAGE, great and b...
carnally
24
16
CARNAL, pertaining t...
carnauba
17
16
(Tupi) a Brazilian p...
carneous
15
13
fleshy; of or like f...
carneyed
21
15
CARNEY, to coax, als...
carniest
16
12
CARNY, cunning [adj]
carnifex
24
22
an executioner, esp....
carnival
19
17
a travelling amuseme...
carnying
23
17
CARNY, to coax, also...
carnyxes
28
21
CARNYX, a long war t...
caroches
21
16
CAROCHE, a stately c...
carolers
17
12
CAROLER, one who sin...
caroling
18
15
singing carols, also...
carolled
18
14
CAROL, to sing joyou...
caroller
18
13
one who sings joyous...
caromels
18
15
CAROMEL, a dark brow...
caroming
18
17
CAROM, to collide wi...
carotene
14
12
any of a number of r...
carotids
17
12
CAROTID, a large art...
carotins
16
12
CAROTIN, any of a nu...
carousal
17
13
a boisterous drinkin...
caroused
16
13
CAROUSE, to engage i...
carousel
17
13
(French) a merry-go-...
carouser
16
12
one who carouses [n...
carouses
16
12
CAROUSE, to engage i...
carpales
19
15
CARPALE, a bone in t...
carpalia
19
15
CARPALE, a bone in t...
carpeted
18
15
CARPET, to cover a f...
carphone
19
17
a phone for use in a...
carpings
20
17
CARPING, the act of...
carpools
19
15
CARPOOL, to take tur...
carports
19
14
CARPORT, a covered p...
carracks
21
18
CARRACK, (historical...
carracts
20
14
CARRACT, (historical...
carraway
25
16
an umbelliferous pla...
carrects
20
14
CARRECT, (historical...
carrells
19
13
CARRELL, a desk for...
carriage
17
13
a wheeled horse-draw...
carriers
17
11
CARRIER, one that ca...
carriole
17
12
a small open carriag...
carrions
16
12
CARRION, dead and ro...
carritch
23
16
(Scots) a catechism...
carromed
17
15
CARROM, to collide w...
carrotin
16
12
a plant pigment, als...
carryall
25
15
a light four-wheeled...
carrycot
26
16
a cot for carrying a...
carrying
24
16
CARRY, to convey fro...
carryons
22
14
CARRYON, a fuss, a c...
carryout
23
14
a takeout order of f...
carshare
18
13
to share a car for t...
carspiel
20
15
a curling match in w...
cartable
19
15
able to be carted [a...
cartages
17
13
CARTAGE, the act of...
cartfuls
21
16
CARTFUL, the content...
cartload
17
13
a much as a cart can...
cartoned
15
13
CARTON, to pack in a...
cartoons
15
12
CARTOON, to sketch a...
cartoony
21
14
resembling a cartoon...
cartouch
22
17
(French) in Egyptian...
cartroad
16
12
a road used by carts...
cartways
26
16
CARTWAY, a way used...
carucage
20
17
a feudal tax levied...
carucate
19
15
(historical) as much...
caruncle
20
17
any fleshy growth on...
carvings
20
18
CARVING, a carved fi...
caryatic
26
16
of or like a caryati...
caryatid
23
14
a draped female figu...
caryotin
22
14
the nuclear material...
cascabel
22
18
the rear part of a c...
cascable
22
18
the rear part of a c...
cascaded
19
16
CASCADE, to fall lik...
cascades
19
15
CASCADE, to fall lik...
cascaras
19
14
CASCARA, a medicinal...
caschrom
23
19
a spade with a bent...
caseases
15
11
CASEASE, an enzyme d...
caseated
15
12
CASEATE, to become c...
caseates
15
11
CASEATE, to become c...
casebook
18
18
a law textbook [n -S...
casefied
18
15
CASEFY, to become or...
casefies
18
14
CASEFY, to become or...
caselaws
20
15
CASELAW, a law estab...
caseload
16
13
the number of cases...
casemate
16
14
a bombproof chamber...
casement
16
15
a vertically-hinged...
caseoses
15
11
CASEOSE, a water-sol...
casernes
15
12
CASERNE, a barracks...
casettes
16
11
CASETTE, a small cas...
casevacs
21
18
CASEVAC, to evacuate...
casework
20
18
a form of social wor...
caseworm
20
17
a caddisworm [n -S]
cashable
21
17
able to be cashed [a...
cashback
25
23
getting cash back on...
cashbook
21
20
a book of monetary r...
cashiers
19
13
CASHIER, to dismiss...
cashless
20
14
without cash [adj]
cashmere
19
16
a soft twilled fabri...
casimere
17
14
a twilled cloth of t...
casimire
18
14
a twilled cloth of t...
casketed
17
16
CASKET, to place in...
caskiest
18
15
CASKY, resembling a...
caspases
18
14
CASPASE, any of a gr...
cassabas
18
14
CASSABA, a variety o...
cassatas
16
11
CASSATA, (Italian) a...
cassavas
18
15
CASSAVA, a tropical...
cassenas
15
12
CASSENA, an American...
cassenes
15
12
CASSENE, an American...
cassette
16
11
a small case contain...
cassinas
16
12
CASSINA, an American...
cassines
16
12
CASSINE, an American...
cassinos
16
12
CASSINO, a card game...
cassiope
18
14
an evergreen shrub [...
cassises
17
11
CASSIS, (French) a b...
cassocks
21
18
CASSOCK, a close-fit...
cassones
15
12
CASSONE, (Italian) a...
casspirs
20
14
CASSPIR, (South Afri...
castable
19
15
able to be cast [adj...
castanet
15
12
a rhythm instrument...
castaway
25
16
an outcast [n -S]
casteism
18
14
the caste system esp...
castella
18
13
CASTELLUM, (Latin) a...
castered
16
12
having casters, smal...
castings
18
14
CASTING, something m...
castling
19
15
a type of move in ch...
castocks
21
18
CASTOCK, a cabbage s...
castoffs
21
17
CASTOFF, an item of...
castrate
16
11
to remove the testes...
castrati
17
11
CASTRATO, (Italian)...
castrato
16
11
(Italian) a male sin...
casually
25
16
CASUAL, accidental,...
casualty
24
15
a person injured or...
casuists
18
12
CASUIST, a sophist w...
catacomb
22
20
an underground cemet...
catalase
16
12
an enzyme that reduc...
cataloes
16
12
CATALO, a cross betw...
catalogs
18
14
CATALOG, to classify...
catalpas
19
15
CATALPA, a tree of t...
catalyse
23
14
to act as a catalyst...
catalyst
24
14
a substance that spe...
catalyze
26
23
to act at a catalyst...
catamite
17
14
a boy used in sodomy...
catapans
17
15
CATAPAN, the governo...
cataphor
20
16
(Greek) the use of a...
catapult
20
16
to hurl through the...
cataract
19
14
a waterfall [n -S]
catarrhs
19
13
CATARRH, inflammatio...
catastas
16
11
CATASTA, (Latin) a s...
catatony
21
14
a state of rigidity...
catawbas
21
17
CATAWBA, a well know...
catbirds
20
15
CATBIRD, an American...
catboats
18
14
CATBOAT, a kind of s...
catbriar
19
14
a thorny shrub, also...
catbrier
19
14
a thorny vine, also...
catcalls
22
16
CATCALL, to deride b...
catchall
24
18
something dealing wi...
catchcry
32
21
(Australia) a phrase...
catchers
22
16
CATCHER, one that ca...
catchfly
32
22
a name for a species...
catchier
22
16
CATCHY, pleasing and...
catchily
30
19
CATCHY [adv]
catching
23
19
the act of catching...
catchups
25
20
CATCHUP, a spicy tom...
catclaws
24
18
CATCLAW, a type of a...
catechin
21
17
one of the tannic ac...
catechol
22
17
a chemical used in p...
catechus
22
17
CATECHU, a resin use...
category
23
15
a division in any sy...
catelogs
18
14
CATELOG [v]
catenane
13
13
a chemical compound...
catenary
21
14
a curve of the kind...
catenate
14
12
to link together [v...
catenoid
15
13
the surface generate...
caterans
15
12
CATERAN, (Scots) a m...
caterers
16
11
CATERER, one that ca...
cateress
16
11
a woman who caters [...
catering
17
14
the business of cate...
catfaces
21
17
CATFACE, a deformity...
catfalls
21
16
CATFALL, a rope used...
catfight
23
18
a fight between two...
catflaps
22
18
CATFLAP, a small ope...
catfoods
18
15
CATFOOD, food for ca...
catheads
18
14
CATHEAD, a beam proj...
cathects
22
16
CATHECT, to invest w...
cathedra
18
14
a bishop's throne [n...
catheter
18
13
a tube which can be...
cathetus
19
14
a straight line perp...
cathexes
24
20
CATHEXIS, the invest...
cathexis
25
20
the investment of em...
cathisma
20
16
(Greek) a short hymn...
cathodal
19
15
relating to a cathod...
cathodes
18
14
CATHODE, a negativel...
cathodic
22
17
relating to a cathod...
catholes
19
14
CATHOLE, one of two...
catholic
23
17
universal, general [...
cathoods
18
14
CATHOOD, the state o...
cathouse
18
14
a brothel [n -S]
cationic
19
15
relating to a cation...
catjangs
19
23
CATJANG, a thickly b...
catlings
19
15
CATLING, a surgical...
catmints
18
15
CATMINT, an aromatic...
catnaper
17
15
one that steals cats...
catolyte
23
14
the electrolyte near...
catskins
18
16
CATSKIN, the skin of...
catspaws
22
17
CATSPAW, a light bre...
catsuits
18
12
CATSUIT, a type of o...
cattabus
19
15
CATTABU, a cross bet...
cattails
18
12
CATTAIL, any of vari...
cattalos
17
12
CATTALO, a cross bet...
cattiest
17
11
CATTY, spiteful [adj...
cattleya
23
14
a tropical orchid [n...
catwalks
22
19
CATWALK, a narrow wa...
catworks
21
18
the assemblage of mo...
catworms
21
17
CATWORM, a polychaet...
caucused
20
17
CAUCUS, to hold a po...
caucuses
20
16
CAUCUS, to hold a po...
caudally
25
17
CAUDAL, of or pertai...
caudated
16
14
having a tail [adj]
caudates
16
13
CAUDATE, a creature...
caudexes
22
20
CAUDEX, the woody ba...
caudices
20
16
CAUDEX, the woody ba...
caudicle
21
17
the stalk of the pol...
caudillo
19
15
(Spanish) in Spanish...
caudling
19
17
CAUDLE, to give a ca...
caudrons
16
14
CAUDRON, (Spenser) a...
cauldest
18
14
CAULD, (Scots) cold...
cauldron
17
15
a large kettle or bo...
caulicle
22
17
a short caulis or st...
caulkers
19
17
CAULKER, a big lie,...
caulking
20
20
the material used to...
caulomes
18
16
CAULOME, the structu...
causable
19
16
able to be caused [a...
causally
25
16
CAUSAL, relating to...
causerie
16
12
(French) a light and...
causeway
25
17
to build a raised ro...
causeyed
22
15
having a paved road...
caustics
21
15
CAUSTIC, a caustic s...
cautions
16
13
CAUTION, to warn [v]
cautious
17
13
exercising prudence...
cavalero
18
16
a horseman, also CAB...
cavalier
19
16
careless [adj CAVALI...
cavallas
20
17
CAVALLA, a large foo...
cavasses
18
15
CAVASS, an armed att...
cavatina
17
16
(Italian) a short op...
cavatine
17
16
CAVATINA, (Italian)...
caveated
17
16
CAVEAT, to enter a t...
caveator
17
15
one that files a cav...
cavefish
23
20
a fish that lives in...
cavelike
20
20
like an underground...
caverned
17
17
CAVERN, to hollow ou...
cavesson
17
16
a noseband for a hor...
cavettos
18
15
CAVETTO, a concave m...
caviares
18
15
CAVIARE, the roe of...
caviarie
18
15
(Shakespeare) caviar...
cavicorn
21
19
hollow-horned [adj]...
cavilers
20
16
CAVILER, one that ca...
caviling
21
19
CAVIL, to raise triv...
cavilled
21
18
CAVIL, to raise triv...
caviller
21
17
one that cavils, als...
cavitary
25
17
pertaining to the fo...
cavitate
18
15
to form cavities [v...
cavitied
19
16
having a cavity [adj...
cavities
19
15
CAVITY, an unfilled...
cavorted
18
16
CAVORT, to prance, c...
cavorter
18
15
one who cavorts [n -...
cayenned
20
16
containing cayenne [...
cayennes
20
15
CAYENNE, a very stro...
caziques
28
30
CAZIQUE, (Taino) a W...
ceasings
17
14
CEASING, an order to...
cecities
20
14
CECITY, blindness [n...
cecropia
21
17
a fast-growing tropi...
cecropin
21
18
a peptide with antib...
cedillas
19
14
CEDILLA, a mark plac...
cedrates
16
12
CEDRATE, a variety o...
ceilidhs
21
15
CEILIDH, (Gaelic) an...
ceilings
19
15
CEILING, the overhea...
ceinture
16
13
a belt for the waist...
celadons
16
14
CELADON, a pale gree...
celeriac
20
15
a vegetable, celery...
celeries
17
12
CELERY, a plant with...
celerity
24
14
swiftness [n CELERIT...
celestas
17
12
CELESTA, a keyboard...
celestes
17
12
CELESTE, a keyboard...
celibacy
29
20
abstention from sexu...
celibate
19
15
one who lives a life...
cellared
18
14
CELLAR, to store in...
cellarer
18
13
a monastery official...
cellaret
18
13
a cabinet for wine b...
cellings
20
16
CELLING, the act of...
cellists
20
13
CELLIST, one who pla...
cellmate
19
16
the person or person...
celloses
18
13
CELLOSE, a disacchar...
cellular
20
15
pertaining to a cell...
cellules
20
15
CELLULE, a small cel...
celomata
17
15
CELOM, a body cavity...
celosias
17
12
CELOSIA, an ornament...
cembalos
20
18
CEMBALO, a harpsicho...
cemented
16
16
CEMENT, to bind firm...
cementer
16
15
a person or thing th...
cementum
18
19
the hard tissue cove...
cemetery
23
16
a burial ground [n C...
cemitare
17
14
(Spenser) a scimitar...
cenacles
19
16
CENACLE, a dining ro...
cenobite
17
15
a monk who lives in...
cenotaph
19
17
a tomb or monument e...
cenozoic
21
24
relating to the most...
censored
15
13
CENSOR, to delete a...
censured
16
14
CENSURE, to condemn...
censurer
16
13
one who censures [n...
censures
16
13
CENSURE, to condemn...
censused
16
14
CENSUS, to take an o...
censuses
16
13
CENSUS, to take an o...
centages
16
14
CENTAGE, rate by the...
centares
15
12
CENTARE, a measure o...
centaurs
16
13
CENTAUR, a mythical...
centaury
22
15
a plant of the genus...
centavos
17
16
CENTAVO, a Portugues...
centered
15
13
CENTER, to place at...
centeses
15
12
CENTESIS, a surgical...
centesis
16
12
a surgical puncture...
centiare
15
12
a measure of land ar...
centiles
17
13
CENTILE, a value of...
centimes
17
15
CENTIME, (French) on...
centimos
17
15
CENTIMO, (Spanish) a...
centinel
16
14
(obsolete) a sentine...
centners
15
13
CENTNER, (German) an...
centoist
16
12
one who composes cen...
centonel
15
14
(Spenser) a sentinel...
centones
14
13
CENTO, a literary wo...
centrals
17
13
CENTRAL, a telephone...
centries
16
12
CENTRY, (Shakespeare...
centring
17
15
a temporary framewor...
centrism
18
15
a moderate political...
centrist
17
12
one who adheres to t...
centrode
15
13
a type of mathematic...
centroid
16
13
the centre of mass o...
centrums
18
16
CENTRUM, the body of...
centuple
19
17
to increase a hundre...
ceorlish
20
14
like a ceorl, churli...
cephalad
21
18
towards the head [ad...
cephalic
25
20
pertaining to the he...
cephalin
21
18
a compound of phosph...
cepheids
21
17
CEPHEID, a star of a...
ceramals
18
15
CERAMAL, a strong al...
ceramics
21
17
CERAMIC, an item mad...
ceramide
17
15
any of a family of l...
ceramist
18
14
one who makes cerami...
cerasins
16
12
CERASIN, the insolub...
cerastes
16
11
(Greek) any venomous...
ceratins
16
12
CERATIN, a nitrogeno...
ceratoid
16
12
resembling horn or k...
cercaria
19
14
(Latin) the final la...
cercises
20
14
CERCIS, any tree or...
cerclage
21
17
any of several proce...
cercopid
22
18
any member of the fa...
cerebral
19
15
relating to the brai...
cerebric
22
17
relating to the cere...
cerebrum
20
18
a part of the brain...
cerement
16
15
a waxed wrapping for...
ceremony
22
17
a formal observance...
ceresine
15
12
a kind of hard, whit...
ceresins
16
12
CERESIN, a kind of h...
cereuses
16
12
CEREUS, (Latin) a ge...
cernuous
16
14
of flowers and buds,...
cerotype
24
16
a process of engravi...
cerrados
16
12
CERRADO, an area of...
cerrises
17
11
CERRIS, (Latin) a sp...
cerulean
16
14
a sky-blue colour, a...
cerulein
17
14
a coal-tar dyestuff,...
cerumens
17
16
CERUMEN, (Latin) the...
cerusite
17
12
native lead carbonat...
cervelas
19
16
(French) a type of F...
cervelat
19
16
(French) a type of F...
cervezas
21
24
CERVEZA, (Spanish) b...
cervical
23
19
pertaining to the ce...
cervices
22
18
CERVIX, a necklike o...
cervicum
24
22
the flexible region...
cervixes
25
22
CERVIX, a necklike o...
cesarean
14
12
a method of child de...
cesarian
15
12
a method of child de...
cessions
16
12
CESSION, a yielding...
cesspits
20
14
CESSPIT, a covered w...
cesspool
19
15
a covered well or pi...
cestodes
16
12
CESTODE, any parasit...
cestoids
17
12
CESTOID, any parasit...
cestoses
16
11
CESTOS, a belt or gi...
cestuses
17
12
CESTUS, a hand cover...
cetacean
17
15
a type of aquatic ma...
ceterach
21
16
a kind of fern [n -S...
cetology
24
16
the study of whales...
cetywall
28
18
valerian, a plant fo...
ceviches
24
20
CEVICHE, in Mexican...
chabouks
22
21
CHABOUK, a type of h...
chachkas
25
22
CHACHKA, (Yiddish) a...
chacking
24
23
CHACK, to pinch or n...
chaconne
19
18
(French) a Spanish b...
chadarim
20
17
CHEDER, (Hebrew) a r...
chaddars
19
15
CHADDAR, the large v...
chaddors
19
15
CHADDOR, the large v...
chadless
20
15
without a chad [adj]
chaebols
21
17
CHAEBOL, a group of...
chaffers
23
19
CHAFFER, to bargain...
chaffery
29
21
the act of trading [...
chaffier
23
19
CHAFFY, worthless [a...
chaffing
24
22
CHAFF, to poke fun a...
chaffron
22
20
a piece of leather,...
chagrins
20
16
CHAGRIN, to humiliat...
chainers
18
14
CHAINER, one who cha...
chaining
19
17
CHAIN, to bind with...
chainlet
19
15
a small chain [n -S]
chainman
18
18
a surveyor's assista...
chainmen
18
18
CHAINMAN, a surveyor...
chainsaw
21
17
to cut with a power...
chairing
20
16
CHAIR, to install in...
chairman
19
17
the presiding office...
chairmen
19
17
CHAIRMAN, the presid...
chalaned
18
16
CHALAN, in India, to...
chalazae
21
23
CHALAZA, a band of t...
chalazal
23
24
of or pertaining to...
chalazas
22
23
CHALAZA, a band of t...
chalazia
22
23
CHALAZION, a swollen...
chalcids
24
18
CHALCID, any small p...
chalders
20
15
CHALDER, an old Scot...
chaldron
19
16
an old unit of capac...
chaliced
23
18
of flowers, cuplike...
chalices
23
17
CHALICE, a drinking...
chalkier
21
18
CHALKY, resembling c...
chalking
22
21
CHALK, to mark with...
chalkpit
24
21
a quarry of chalk [n...
challahs
23
17
CHALLAH, (Hebrew) a...
challans
20
16
CHALLAN, a waybill;...
challies
21
15
CHALLIE, a soft ligh...
challoth
23
17
CHALLAH, (Hebrew) a...
chalones
18
15
CHALONE, one of a gr...
chalonic
22
18
relating to a chalon...
chalupas
22
18
CHALUPA, a fried cor...
chamades
19
17
CHAMADE, (historical...
chambers
22
19
CHAMBER, to put in a...
chambray
28
21
a lightweight fabric...
chamelot
20
17
(Spenser) a strong w...
chamfers
22
19
CHAMFER, to channel...
chamfron
21
20
a piece of leather,...
chamisal
21
17
a thicket of chamiso...
chamisas
20
16
CHAMISA, a Californi...
chamises
20
16
CHAMISE, a Californi...
chamisos
20
16
CHAMISO, a Californi...
chamlets
21
17
CHAMLET, a strong wa...
chammied
21
20
CHAMMY, to clean wit...
chammies
21
19
CHAMMY, to clean wit...
champaca
24
22
(Hindi) an East Indi...
champacs
25
22
CHAMPAC, (Hindi) an...
champaks
23
23
CHAMPAK, (Hindi) an...
champart
22
19
the division of the...
champers
22
19
CHAMPER, one who cha...
champier
22
19
CHAMPY, broken up by...
champing
23
22
CHAMP, to chew noisi...
champion
21
20
to defend or support...
chancels
22
18
CHANCEL, the part of...
chancers
21
17
CHANCER, an opportun...
chancery
27
19
a court of public re...
chancier
21
17
CHANCY, risky, also...
chancily
29
20
CHANCY, risky, also...
chancing
22
20
CHANCE, to risk [v]
chancres
21
17
CHANCRE, a hard nodu...
chandler
19
16
a dealer in provisio...
chanfron
19
18
a piece of leather,...
changers
19
16
CHANGER, one that ch...
changeup
21
20
a type of baseball p...
changing
20
19
CHANGE, to make or b...
channels
18
16
CHANNEL, to direct a...
channers
17
15
CHANNER, (Scots) gra...
chanoyos
23
16
CHANOYO, a Japanese...
chanoyus
24
17
CHANOYU, a Japanese...
chansons
17
15
CHANSON, (French) a...
chantage
18
16
(French) blackmail t...
chanters
18
14
CHANTER, one who cha...
chanteys
24
16
CHANTEY, a song sung...
chanties
18
14
CHANTIE, a song sung...
chanting
19
17
singing [adj CHANTIN...
chantors
18
14
CHANTOR, one who cha...
chaology
26
18
the study of chaos [...
chaordic
22
17
having both chaos an...
chapatis
21
16
CHAPATI, a thin piec...
chapatti
21
16
(Hindi) a thin flat...
chapbook
23
23
a small book or pamp...
chapeaus
20
17
CHAPEAU, (French) a...
chapeaux
26
24
CHAPEAU, (French) a...
chapelry
28
19
the jurisdiction of...
chaperon
19
17
to accompany and sup...
chapiter
21
16
the capital of a a c...
chaplain
21
18
a Christian clergyma...
chapless
22
17
having no lower jaw;...
chaplets
22
17
CHAPLET, a wreath fo...
chappals
24
20
CHAPPAL, (Hindi) a t...
chappati
23
19
(Hindi) a thin flat...
chappess
23
19
a female chap, also...
chappier
23
19
CHAPPY, cracked [adj...
chappies
23
19
CHAPPIE, a familiar...
chapping
24
22
CHAP, to cause to cr...
chapters
21
16
CHAPTER, to divide a...
chaptrel
22
17
the capital of a pil...
chaqueta
26
23
a jacket worn by cow...
characid
22
17
any carnivorous fres...
characin
21
17
any carnivorous fres...
characts
22
16
CHARACT, (obsolete)...
charades
18
14
CHARADE, (French) a...
charanga
18
16
(Spanish) a type of...
charango
18
16
a small South Americ...
charases
18
13
CHARAS, (Hindi) the...
charcoal
22
17
to draw or blacken w...
charette
18
13
a meeting for brains...
chargers
20
15
CHARGER, a flat dish...
charging
21
18
the act of making a...
charidee
18
14
a jocular word for c...
chariest
19
13
CHARY, discreetly ca...
chariots
19
13
CHARIOT, to ride in...
charisma
20
16
a special magnetic a...
charisms
21
16
CHARISM, a special m...
charkhas
22
19
CHARKHA, a spinning...
charking
21
20
CHARK, to burn wood...
charlady
26
17
a cleaning woman [n...
charleys
26
16
CHARLEY, a fool, als...
charlier
20
14
as in charlier shoe,...
charlies
20
14
CHARLIE, a fool, als...
charlock
24
21
a weedy plant with y...
charmers
20
16
CHARMER, one that ch...
charmful
24
21
full of charm [adj]
charming
21
19
having charm [adj CH...
charneco
20
17
(Shakespeare) a kind...
charnels
19
15
CHARNEL, a room wher...
charoset
18
13
a dish eaten at Pass...
charpais
21
16
CHARPAI, an Indian b...
charpies
21
16
CHARPIE, shredded li...
charpoys
27
18
CHARPOY, a string fr...
charquid
28
24
made into charqui, j...
charquis
28
23
CHARQUI, jerked beef...
charrier
19
13
CHARRY, resembling c...
charring
20
16
CHAR, to burn slight...
charters
19
13
CHARTER, to lease or...
charting
20
16
CHART, to map out [v...
chartism
21
16
the use of charts in...
chartist
20
13
one who uses charts...
charvers
21
17
CHARVER, (dialect) a...
chasings
20
16
CHASING, a design en...
chasmier
20
16
CHASMY, full of chas...
chasseed
18
14
CHASSE, to perform a...
chasseur
19
14
a cavalry soldier [n...
chastely
26
16
CHASTE, sexually vir...
chastens
18
14
CHASTEN, to chastise...
chastest
19
13
CHASTE, sexually vir...
chastise
19
13
to discipline by pun...
chastity
26
15
moral purity [n CHAS...
chasuble
22
18
a sleeveless ecclesi...
chatbots
21
16
CHATBOT, a program w...
chatchka
25
22
a knicknack, also CH...
chatchke
25
22
a knicknack, also CH...
chateaus
18
14
CHATEAU, a large cou...
chateaux
24
21
CHATEAU, a large cou...
chatline
19
15
a television service...
chatroom
19
16
a real-time online d...
chattels
20
14
CHATTEL, any kind of...
chatters
19
13
CHATTER, to talk idl...
chattery
25
15
loquacious [adj]
chattier
19
13
CHATTY, talkative [a...
chatties
19
13
CHATTY, a type of wa...
chattily
27
16
CHATTY, talkative [a...
chatting
20
16
CHAT, to talk inform...
chaufers
21
17
CHAUFER, a metal box...
chauffed
23
21
CHAUFF, (Spenser) to...
chauffer
23
20
a metal box for hold...
chaufing
22
20
CHAUFE, (Spenser) to...
chaumers
20
17
CHAUMER, (Scots) a r...
chaunced
21
19
CHAUNCE, (obsolete)...
chaunces
21
18
CHAUNCE, (obsolete)...
chaunged
19
18
CHAUNGE, (obsolete)...
chaunges
19
17
CHAUNGE, (obsolete)...
chaunted
18
16
CHAUNT, to sing, als...
chaunter
18
15
a singer; a precento...
chauntry
25
17
a chapel or altar bu...
chausses
19
14
pantaloons or tight...
chauvins
21
19
CHAUVIN, (French) on...
chavette
20
17
a female chav [n -S]
chavvier
23
21
CHAVVY, like a chav...
chawdron
21
18
(Shakespeare) the en...
chayotes
24
15
CHAYOTE, a tropical...
chayroot
24
15
the root of the chay...
chazanim
22
26
CHAZAN, (Hebrew) a c...
chazzans
24
32
CHAZZAN, (Hebrew) a...
chazzens
24
32
CHAZZEN, (Hebrew) a...
cheapens
19
17
CHEAPEN, to lower th...
cheapest
20
16
CHEAP, inexpensive [...
cheapies
20
16
CHEAPIE, (colloquial...
cheaping
21
19
CHEAP, to take a che...
cheapish
23
18
somewhat cheap [adj...
cheaters
18
13
CHEATER, one that ch...
cheatery
24
15
a cheating [n CHEATE...
cheating
19
16
deceiving [adj CHEAT...
chechako
24
22
(Native American) a...
chechias
24
18
CHECHIA, (French) a...
checkbox
31
30
a small box on a com...
checkers
23
20
CHECKER, to divide i...
checkier
23
20
CHECKY, chequered [a...
checking
24
23
the act of making a...
checkoff
27
26
a marking off on a l...
checkout
23
21
the cash desk at a s...
checkrow
26
23
to plant in rows tha...
checksum
25
24
a numerical summary...
checkups
26
24
CHECKUP, an examinat...
chedarim
20
17
CHEDER, (Hebrew) a r...
cheddars
19
15
CHEDDAR, any of seve...
cheddary
25
17
like cheddar cheese...
cheddite
19
15
a mixture of castor...
chedites
19
14
CHEDITE, a mixture o...
cheekful
23
22
as much as a cheek c...
cheekier
19
17
CHEEKY, impudent [ad...
cheekily
27
20
CHEEKY, impudent [ad...
cheeking
20
20
CHEEK, to speak impu...
cheepers
20
16
CHEEPER, a young bir...
cheeping
21
19
CHEEP, to chirp [v]
cheerers
18
13
CHEERER, one who che...
cheerful
22
18
in good spirits [adj...
cheerier
18
13
CHEERY, cheerful [ad...
cheerily
26
16
CHEERY, cheerful [ad...
cheering
19
16
the act of encouragi...
cheerios
18
13
CHEERIO, goodbye, al...
cheerled
19
15
CHEERLEAD, to lead i...
cheesier
18
13
CHEESY, resembling a...
cheesily
26
16
CHEESY, resembling a...
cheesing
19
16
CHEESE, to stop it [...
cheetahs
20
15
CHEETAH, a hunting c...
cheewink
22
21
an American bird of...
chefdoms
22
20
CHEFDOM, the status...
cheffier
23
19
CHEFFY, relating to...
cheffing
24
22
CHEF, to work as a c...
chekists
21
17
CHEKIST, a member of...
chelated
19
15
CHELATE, to combine...
chelates
19
14
CHELATE, to combine...
chelator
19
14
an agent causing che...
cheliped
22
18
one of the pair of l...
chellups
24
19
CHELLUP, (dialect) n...
cheloids
20
15
CHELOID, a hard grow...
chelones
18
15
CHELONE, a genus of...
chelping
23
20
CHELP, (Northern Eng...
chemical
24
20
related to chemistry...
chemises
20
16
CHEMISE, (French) a...
chemisms
22
19
CHEMISM, chemical ac...
chemists
21
16
CHEMIST, one versed...
chemmies
21
19
CHEMMY, a card game,...
chemurgy
28
21
a branch of applied...
chenille
20
16
(French) a velvety s...
chenixes
24
21
CHENIX, an ancient G...
chenopod
19
18
any flowering plant...
chequers
27
23
CHEQUER, to divide i...
chequier
27
23
CHEQUY, checkered, a...
chequing
28
26
as in chequing accou...
cheroots
18
13
CHEROOT, a square-cu...
cherried
19
14
CHERRY, to cheer [v]
cherrier
19
13
CHERRY, ruddy [adj]
cherries
19
13
CHERRY, a fruit [n]
chertier
19
13
CHERTY, resembling c...
cherubic
25
20
like a cherub, also...
cherubim
23
20
CHERUB, an angel [n]
cherubin
21
18
(Shakespeare) a cher...
cheruped
21
18
CHERUP, to chirp, al...
chervils
23
18
CHERVIL, an aromatic...
cheshire
21
15
a hard English chees...
chesnuts
19
15
CHESNUT, a chestnut...
chessels
20
14
CHESSEL, a cheese-mo...
chessman
19
17
a piece for a board...
chessmen
19
17
CHESSMAN, a piece fo...
chestful
23
18
as much as a chest c...
chestier
19
13
CHESTY, suffering fr...
chestily
27
16
CHESTY, suffering fr...
chesting
20
16
CHEST, to hit a ball...
chestnut
19
15
a tree of genus Cast...
chetniks
20
18
CHETNIK, a Serbian r...
chetrums
21
17
CHETRUM, a monetary...
chevalet
21
18
(French) the bridge...
cheverel
21
18
soft, flexible, kids...
cheveril
22
18
soft, flexible, kids...
cheveron
19
18
a kid glove [n -S]
cheverye
26
19
(Spenser) an Irish c...
cheville
23
19
the peg of a stringe...
cheviots
21
17
CHEVIOT, a coarse he...
chevrets
21
17
CHEVRET, a cheese ma...
chevrons
20
18
CHEVRON, a pattern c...
chevrony
26
20
adorned with chevron...
chevying
28
22
CHEVY, to chase abou...
chewable
24
20
able to be chewed [a...
chewiest
22
16
CHEWY, not easily ch...
chewinks
23
21
CHEWINK, an American...
chiacked
23
21
CHIACK, (Australian...
chiantis
19
14
CHIANTI, (Italian) a...
chiasmal
21
17
pertaining to a chia...
chiasmas
20
16
CHIASMA, a connectio...
chiasmic
24
19
relating to chiasmus...
chiasmus
21
17
the inversion of the...
chiastic
23
16
relating to chiasmus...
chiaused
19
15
CHIAUS, to cheat, sw...
chiauses
19
14
CHIAUS, to cheat, sw...
chibbing
25
22
CHIB, to slash with...
chibouks
23
21
CHIBOUK, a long stra...
chicanas
21
17
CHICANA, (US, deroga...
chicaned
21
18
CHICANE, to quibble...
chicaner
21
17
a person who chicane...
chicanes
21
17
CHICANE, to quibble...
chicanos
21
17
CHICANO, (Spanish) a...
chiccory
32
21
succory, a blue-flow...
chichier
25
18
CHICHI, elaborately...
chickees
23
20
CHICKEE, a stilt hou...
chickens
23
21
CHICKEN, to loose on...
chickory
30
22
a perennial herb, al...
chickpea
25
23
a dwarf pea grown fo...
chicness
22
17
being chic [n -ES]
chidings
21
17
CHIDING, a scolding...
chiefdom
22
20
the domain of a chie...
chiefery
27
18
an Irish chieftaincy...
chiefess
21
16
a female chief [n -E...
chiefest
21
16
CHIEF, important [ad...
chiffons
23
20
CHIFFON, a sheer fab...
chiffony
29
22
like chiffon [adj]
chigetai
20
15
(Mongolian) a wild a...
chiggers
22
17
CHIGGER, a parasitic...
chignons
19
17
CHIGNON, (French) a...
chikaras
20
17
CHIKARA, (Hindi) a f...
chikhors
23
19
CHIKHOR, an Indian p...
childbed
23
19
the condition of a w...
childing
22
18
CHILD, to bring fort...
childish
24
17
like a child [adj CH...
children
20
16
CHILD, a young perso...
chiliads
21
15
CHILIAD, a group of...
chiliasm
22
17
the doctrine that Ch...
chiliast
21
14
one who believes in...
chilidog
22
17
a hot dog topped wit...
chillada
21
16
(Spanish) in Mexican...
chillers
22
15
CHILLER, a frighteni...
chillest
22
15
CHILL, cool [adj]
chillier
22
15
CHILLY, cool [adj]
chillies
22
15
CHILLI, a hot pepper...
chillily
30
18
CHILLY, cool [adv]
chilling
23
18
causing a chill [adj...
chillums
24
19
CHILLUM, the part of...
chilopod
22
18
a member of the orde...
chimaera
19
16
a mythical or geneti...
chimbley
30
22
a chimney, also CHIM...
chimenea
18
17
a freestanding firep...
chimeras
20
16
CHIMERA, an imaginar...
chimeres
20
16
CHIMERE, (French) a...
chimeric
24
19
of the nature of a c...
chimerid
21
17
a fish of the genus...
chiminea
19
17
a free-standing fire...
chimleys
28
19
CHIMLEY, a chimney,...
chimneys
26
19
CHIMNEY, to proceed...
chinaman
18
18
a tricky ball bowled...
chinamen
18
18
CHINAMAN, a tricky b...
chinampa
21
20
a floating garden of...
chinbone
19
18
the lower jaw [n -S]
chinched
24
20
CHINCH, to fill in t...
chinches
24
19
CHINCH, to fill in t...
chindits
20
15
CHINDIT, an Allied f...
chinkara
19
18
a four-horned Indian...
chinkier
20
18
CHINKY, full of crac...
chinkies
20
18
CHINKIE, (colloquial...
chinking
21
21
CHINK, to fill up cr...
chinless
20
15
without a chin [adj]
chinning
19
18
CHIN, to hold with t...
chinones
17
15
CHINONE, a golden-ye...
chinooks
19
18
CHINOOK, (Native Ame...
chinsing
20
17
CHINSE, to fill in t...
chintses
19
14
CHINTS, a glazed pri...
chintzes
22
23
CHINTZ, a glazed pri...
chinwags
23
19
CHINWAG, to chat [v]
chipmuck
28
27
a small rodent, also...
chipmunk
24
25
a small rodent, also...
chipotle
22
17
a smoked and dried j...
chippers
24
19
CHIPPER, to twitter,...
chippier
24
19
CHIPPY, belligerent...
chippies
24
19
CHIPPIE, (colloquial...
chipping
25
22
a small piece of woo...
chipsets
22
16
CHIPSET, a functiona...
chiragra
20
15
gout in the hand [n...
chirkest
21
17
CHIRK, cheerful [adj...
chirking
22
20
CHIRK, to squeak [v]
chirling
22
17
CHIRL, (Scots) to em...
chirming
22
19
CHIRM, to cry out, c...
chirpers
22
16
CHIRPER, a little bi...
chirpier
22
16
CHIRPY, cheerful [ad...
chirpily
30
19
CHIRPY, cheerful [ad...
chirping
23
19
a sound made by bird...
chirring
21
16
CHIRRE, to chirp lik...
chirrups
23
17
CHIRRUP, to chirp re...
chirrupy
29
19
cheerful, chirpy [ad...
chirting
21
16
CHIRT, to squeeze, s...
chiseled
20
15
CHISEL, to use a cut...
chiseler
20
14
one who chisels; a s...
chitchat
25
18
to indulge in small...
chitling
22
17
part of the small in...
chitlins
21
15
CHITLIN, part of the...
chitosan
18
14
a compound derived f...
chitters
20
13
CHITTER, to shiver o...
chittier
20
13
CHITTY, childish [ad...
chitties
20
13
CHITTY, a short lett...
chitting
21
16
CHIT, to sprout [v]
chivalry
29
20
knightly behaviour,...
chivaree
20
17
to perform a mock se...
chivvied
24
22
CHIVVY, to chase abo...
chivvies
24
21
CHIVVY, to chase abo...
chivving
25
24
CHIV, to cur with a...
chivying
29
22
CHIVY, to chase abou...
chizzing
27
34
CHIZZ, to swindle, a...
chloasma
20
17
a skin discoloration...
chlorals
21
15
CHLORAL, a white cry...
chlorate
19
14
a chlorine compound...
chlordan
19
16
a toxic compound of...
chloride
20
15
a compound of chlori...
chlorids
21
15
CHLORID, a compound...
chlorine
19
15
a yellowish-green ha...
chlorins
20
15
CHLORIN, a yellowish...
chlorite
20
14
a chlorine compound...
chlorous
20
15
of chlorine; as, chl...
chobdars
21
17
CHOBDAR, in the Indi...
choccier
25
19
CHOCCY, having the t...
choccies
25
19
CHOCCY, chocolate [n...
chockful
27
25
full to the limit [a...
chocking
24
23
CHOCK, to secure wit...
choctaws
25
19
CHOCTAW, a type of s...
choicely
29
19
CHOICE, of fine qual...
choicest
22
16
CHOICE, of fine qual...
choirboy
27
18
a boy who sings in a...
choiring
20
16
CHOIR, to sing in ch...
choirman
19
17
a male chorister [n...
choirmen
19
17
CHOIRMAN, a male cho...
chokidar
20
18
(Urdu) a watchman, a...
chokiest
20
17
CHOKY, tending to ca...
cholates
19
14
CHOLATE, a salt of c...
cholemia
20
17
an accumulation of b...
cholents
19
15
CHOLENT, a Jewish st...
choleras
19
14
CHOLERA, an acute an...
choleric
23
17
bad-tempered [adj CH...
choliamb
23
20
a verse having an ia...
cholines
19
15
CHOLINE, an alcohol...
chollers
21
15
(English dialect) ch...
chommies
21
19
CHOMMIE, (South Afri...
chompers
22
19
CHOMPER, one who cho...
chomping
23
22
CHOMP, to chew vigor...
chondral
19
16
relating to a chondr...
chondres
18
15
CHONDRE, a spheroida...
chondrin
18
16
an elastic, gelatino...
chondrus
19
16
a cartilage [n CHOND...
choofing
21
19
CHOOF, (Australian s...
chookies
19
17
CHOOKIE, (Australian...
chooking
20
20
CHOOK, to make a sou...
choosers
18
13
CHOOSER, one who cho...
choosier
18
13
CHOOSY, difficult to...
choosily
26
16
CHOOSY [adv]
choosing
19
16
CHOOSE, to select by...
chopines
20
17
CHOPINE, a high clog...
choppers
23
19
CHOPPER, to travel b...
choppier
23
19
CHOPPY, full of irre...
choppily
31
22
CHOPPY, full of irre...
chopping
24
22
the act of chopping...
choragic
23
18
relating to a chorag...
choragus
20
16
a leader of a choir,...
chorales
19
14
CHORALE, a simple ha...
chorally
27
17
CHORAL, relating to...
chordate
18
14
an animal having a b...
chordees
18
14
CHORDEE, a painful e...
chording
20
17
the playing, singing...
choreboy
26
18
a boy used to do odd...
choregic
23
18
relating to a choreg...
choregus
20
16
a leader of a choir,...
choreman
18
17
a menial worker [n C...
choremen
18
17
CHOREMAN, a menial w...
choreoid
18
14
relating to the chor...
choriamb
22
19
a metrical foot comp...
chorines
18
14
CHORINE, (US slang)...
chorioid
19
14
of or resembling a c...
chorions
18
14
CHORION, the outer f...
chorises
19
13
CHORISIS, the multip...
chorisis
20
13
the multiplication o...
chorisms
21
16
CHORISM, the multipl...
chorists
20
13
CHORIST, a member of...
chorizos
22
22
CHORIZO, a highly sp...
choroids
19
14
CHOROID, the dark br...
chorries
19
13
CHORRIE, (Afrikaans)...
chortens
18
14
CHORTEN, a Tibetan s...
chortled
20
15
CHORTLE, to chuckle...
chortler
20
14
one who chortles [n...
chortles
20
14
CHORTLE, to chuckle...
chorused
19
15
CHORUS, to sing in u...
choruses
19
14
CHORUS, to sing in u...
choultry
27
17
a shed used for asse...
chounter
18
15
to mutter, grumble,...
chousers
19
14
CHOUSER, a swindler...
choushes
21
16
CHOUSH, a cheat, a s...
chousing
20
17
CHOUSE, to swindle,...
chowchow
30
24
a relish of mixed pi...
chowders
22
17
CHOWDER, to make a t...
chowdown
24
21
the act of eating a...
chowries
22
16
CHOWRY, (Hindi) a wh...
chowsing
23
19
CHOWSE, to swindle,...
chowtime
23
19
meal-time [n -S]
chresard
19
14
the total quantity o...
chrismal
22
17
a veil used in chris...
chrismon
20
17
a Christian monogram...
chrisoms
21
16
CHRISOM, a white rob...
christen
19
14
to baptise [v -ED, -...
christie
20
13
a kind of turn in sk...
christom
21
16
a white robe put on...
chromate
19
16
a compound of chromi...
chromels
21
17
CHROMEL, an alloy of...
chromene
18
17
a chemical compound...
chromide
20
17
a tropical freshwate...
chromier
20
16
CHROMY, decorated wi...
chroming
21
19
the act of plating w...
chromise
20
16
to chrome, also CHRO...
chromite
20
16
a black submetallic...
chromium
22
20
a metallic element [...
chromize
23
25
to chrome, also CHRO...
chromoly
27
19
a steel alloy of chr...
chromous
20
17
of chromium in lower...
chromyls
28
19
CHROMYL, a bivalent...
chronaxy
30
23
a time constant in t...
chronics
22
17
CHRONIC, a chronic i...
chronons
17
15
CHRONON, a unit of t...
chthonic
24
19
pertaining to the ea...
chubasco
24
20
a violent thundersto...
chubbier
24
20
CHUBBY, plump, short...
chubbily
32
23
CHUBBY, plump, short...
chuckers
24
21
CHUCKER, a bowler wh...
chuckies
24
21
CHUCKIE, a chicken,...
chucking
25
24
CHUCK, to chuck [v]
chuckled
25
23
CHUCKLE, to laugh qu...
chuckler
25
22
one who chuckles [n...
chuckles
25
22
CHUCKLE, to laugh qu...
chuddahs
22
18
CHUDDAH, the large v...
chuddars
20
16
CHUDDAR, the large v...
chudders
20
16
CHUDDER, the large v...
chuddies
20
16
CHUDDY, (Australian...
chuffest
24
20
CHUFF, gruff [adj]
chuffier
24
20
CHUFFY, fat or puffe...
chuffing
25
23
CHUFF, to make a ser...
chugalug
23
20
to drink without pau...
chuggers
22
18
CHUGGER, a charity w...
chugging
23
21
CHUG, to move with a...
chukkars
22
22
CHUKKAR, (Hindi) a p...
chukkers
22
22
CHUKKER, (Hindi) a p...
chumleys
28
20
CHUMLEY, a chimney,...
chummage
22
22
a fee paid by a pris...
chummier
22
20
CHUMMY, friendly [ad...
chummies
22
20
CHUMMY, a chum, a cr...
chummily
30
23
CHUMMY, friendly [ad...
chumming
23
23
CHUM, to be close fr...
chumping
24
23
the practice of coll...
chumship
26
22
friendship [n -S]
chunders
19
16
CHUNDER, (Australian...
chunkier
20
19
CHUNKY, in chunks, s...
chunkily
28
22
CHUNKY, in chunks, s...
chunking
21
22
the act of grouping...
chunnels
19
17
CHUNNEL, the tunnel...
chunners
18
16
CHUNNER, to mutter,...
chunters
19
15
CHUNTER, to mutter,...
chupatis
22
17
CHUPATI, (Hindi) a t...
chupatti
22
17
(Hindi) a thin flat...
chupatty
28
19
(Hindi) a thin flat...
chuppahs
26
22
CHUPPAH, a Jewish we...
chuppoth
26
22
CHUPPAH, a Jewish we...
churched
25
20
CHURCH, to bring to...
churches
25
19
CHURCH, to bring to...
churchly
33
22
pertaining to a chur...
churidar
20
15
(Hindi) as in churid...
churinga
20
17
(Native Australian)...
churlish
24
17
like a churl, vulgar...
churners
19
15
CHURNER, a person wh...
churning
20
18
the butter churned a...
churring
21
17
CHURR, to make a vib...
chutists
21
14
CHUTIST, a parachuti...
chutnees
18
15
CHUTNEE, (Hindi) a w...
chutneys
25
17
CHUTNEY, (Hindi) a w...
chutzpah
27
28
(Yiddish) supreme se...
chutzpas
25
26
CHUTZPA, (Yiddish) s...
chyacked
29
23
CHYACK, (Australian...
chyluria
27
17
a morbid condition i...
chymists
28
18
CHYMIST, (archaic) a...
chymosin
26
19
rennin [n -S]
chytrids
27
16
CHYTRID, a primitive...
ciabatta
18
14
(Italian) a kind of...
ciabatte
18
14
CIABATTA, (Italian)...
cibation
18
15
a process used by al...
ciborium
21
18
a vessel for holding...
ciboules
20
16
CIBOULE, a variety o...
cicatrix
27
21
the scar of a healed...
cicelies
21
15
CICELY, a fragrant h...
cicerone
18
15
(Italian) a guide es...
ciceroni
19
15
CICERONE, (Italian)...
cichlids
25
18
CICHLID, any teleost...
cichloid
24
18
like a cichlid, any...
cicinnus
20
17
a way in which flowe...
cicisbei
23
17
CICISBEO, a lover of...
cicisbeo
22
17
a lover of a married...
ciclaton
20
16
(obsolete) a costly...
cicorees
19
14
CICOREE, a perennial...
cicutine
20
16
a poisonous alkaloid...
ciderkin
18
17
a type of weak cider...
cielings
19
15
CIELING, a ceiling [...
cigarets
18
13
CIGARET, finely-cut...
cilantro
17
13
a herb used in cooki...
ciliated
18
13
having cilia, fine h...
ciliates
18
12
CILIATE, a member of...
cimbalom
22
21
a kind of Hungarian...
ciminite
18
15
a rock containing ol...
cimolite
19
15
a type of clay, or h...
cinching
23
20
CINCH, to bind firml...
cinchona
20
18
(Quechua) a tree yie...
cincture
20
16
to gird or surround...
cindered
16
14
CINDER, to reduce to...
cineaste
15
12
a devotee of motion...
cineasts
16
12
CINEAST, a devotee o...
cineoles
16
13
CINEOLE, a liquid us...
cineplex
25
23
a multiple cinema co...
cinerary
22
14
pertaining to ashes,...
cinereal
16
13
relating to cinerea,...
cinereas
15
12
CINEREA, the grey ma...
cinerins
16
13
CINERIN, a pyrethrum...
cingular
19
16
ring-shaped, encircl...
cingulum
21
20
a girdle-like struct...
cinnabar
17
16
the principal ore of...
cinnamic
20
19
pertaining to, or ob...
cinnamon
15
17
the spicy bark of a...
cinnamyl
24
19
a radical found in c...
cinquain
24
23
a stanza of five lin...
cioppino
20
18
(Italian) a spicy fi...
cipaille
21
16
(French) a pie with...
ciphered
21
17
CIPHER, to work at a...
cipherer
21
16
one who ciphers [n -...
cipolins
20
16
CIPOLIN, (Italian) a...
circiter
21
14
(Latin) formerly use...
circlers
22
15
CIRCLER, one who enc...
circlets
22
15
CIRCLET, a ring-shap...
circling
23
18
the act of circling...
circlips
25
18
CIRCLIP, a spring wa...
circuits
22
15
CIRCUIT, to move aro...
circuity
28
17
a roundabout course...
circular
22
16
in the shape of a ci...
circuses
21
15
CIRCUS, a public ent...
circussy
28
17
pertaining to a circ...
cirriped
20
15
a barnacle or other...
cirruses
18
12
CIRRUS, (Latin) a ty...
ciseleur
18
13
(French) a chaser (o...
ciselure
18
13
(French) the art of...
cislunar
18
14
situated between the...
cissiest
18
11
CISSY, timid, also S...
cissings
19
14
CISSING, the appeara...
cissoids
18
12
CISSOID, a type of g...
cissuses
18
12
CISSUS, a genus of t...
cisterna
16
12
a fluid-containing s...
cisterns
17
12
CISTERN, an artifici...
cistrons
17
12
CISTRON, a section o...
cistuses
18
12
CISTUS, (Greek) any...
cistvaen
18
16
a tomb covered with...
citadels
18
13
CITADEL, a fortress...
citation
16
12
an official summons...
citators
17
11
CITATOR, one who cit...
citatory
23
13
relating to a citati...
citeable
19
15
suitable for citatio...
citesses
17
11
CITESS, (archaic) on...
citharas
19
13
CITHARA, an ancient...
citherns
19
14
CITHERN, a pear-shap...
cithrens
19
14
CITHREN, a pear-shap...
citified
20
15
CITIFY, to adapt to...
citifies
20
14
CITIFY, to adapt to...
citizens
20
21
CITIZEN, a resident...
citrange
17
14
a hybrid between cit...
citrated
17
12
combined with a citr...
citrates
17
11
CITRATE, a salt of c...
citreous
17
12
having a lemonlike c...
citrines
17
12
CITRINE, a variety o...
citrinin
17
13
an antibiotic [n -S]
citruses
18
12
CITRUS, a citron tre...
citrussy
25
14
pertaining to citrus...
citterns
17
12
CITTERN, a pear-shap...
cityfied
26
17
CITYFY, to adapt to...
cityfies
26
16
CITYFY, to adapt to...
cityward
27
17
towards the city [ad...
citywide
27
17
including all parts...
civicism
25
21
a system of governme...
civilian
20
17
a nonmilitary person...
civilise
21
16
to instruct in refin...
civilist
22
16
a person versed in c...
civility
28
18
politeness [n CIVILI...
civilize
24
25
to instruct in refin...
clabbers
22
18
CLABBER, to curdle,...
clachans
22
18
CLACHAN, (Gaelic) a...
claching
24
20
CLACH, to kill by st...
clackbox
30
29
a part of an engine...
clackers
22
19
CLACKER, that which...
clacking
23
22
CLACK, to make a noi...
claddagh
21
18
(Irish) an Irish rin...
cladders
18
14
CLADDER, one who cla...
claddies
18
14
CLADDIE, a native Ne...
cladding
19
17
a material covering...
cladisms
20
16
CLADISM, classificat...
cladists
19
13
CLADIST, one who cla...
cladodes
17
14
CLADODE, a branch or...
clafouti
20
16
a dessert consisting...
claggier
20
16
CLAGGY, sticky [adj]
clagging
21
19
CLAG, to stick [v]
claimant
18
16
one who makes a clai...
claimers
19
15
CLAIMER, one who mak...
claiming
20
18
CLAIM, to demand as...
clamancy
27
21
urgency [n CLAMANCIE...
clambake
21
22
the baking or steami...
clambers
21
18
CLAMBER, to climb aw...
clamlike
21
20
like a clam [adj]
clammers
20
18
CLAMMER, one who gat...
clammier
20
18
CLAMMY, unpleasantly...
clammily
28
21
CLAMMY, unpleasantly...
clamming
21
21
CLAM, to dig for the...
clamored
18
16
CLAMOR, to make a lo...
clamorer
18
15
one who makes a clam...
clamours
19
16
CLAMOUR, to make a l...
clampers
21
18
CLAMPER, to botch up...
clamping
22
21
the act of applying...
clamworm
23
21
a marine worm [n -S]
clangbox
26
25
a deflector fitted t...
clangers
18
15
CLANGER, (colloquial...
clanging
19
18
the noise of a clang...
clangors
18
15
CLANGOR, to clang lo...
clangour
18
16
to clang loudly, als...
clankier
18
17
CLANKY, making a sha...
clanking
19
20
the sound of a clank...
clannish
19
16
like a clan [adj CLA...
clanship
22
18
a feeling of loyalty...
clansman
17
17
a member of a clan [...
clansmen
17
17
CLANSMAN, a member o...
clapdish
23
18
(archaic) a wooden d...
clapnets
19
16
CLAPNET, a net made...
clappers
22
18
CLAPPER, to make a n...
clapping
23
21
the act of clapping...
claptrap
22
18
flashy, empty words...
claquers
26
22
CLAQUER, a member of...
claqueur
26
23
a member of a claque...
clarains
17
13
CLARAIN, lustrous ba...
clarence
19
16
a kind of closed car...
clareted
17
13
CLARET, to drink a r...
clarinet
17
13
a woodwind instrumen...
clarinos
17
13
CLARINO, the highest...
clarions
17
13
CLARION, to sound a...
clarkias
19
16
CLARKIA, any plant o...
clarsach
23
17
(Gaelic) a Scottish...
clartier
18
12
CLARTY, sticky and d...
clarting
19
15
CLART, to dirty [v]
clashers
20
14
CLASHER, one who cla...
clashing
21
17
a striking against;...
claspers
20
15
CLASPER, a clasping...
clasping
21
18
CLASP, to embrace ti...
classers
18
12
CLASSER, one that cl...
classico
21
15
made from grapes gro...
classics
22
15
CLASSIC, a work of e...
classier
18
12
CLASSY, having class...
classify
27
17
to arrange in catego...
classily
26
15
CLASSY, having class...
classing
19
15
putting into classes...
classism
20
15
discrimination based...
classist
19
12
one who discriminate...
classman
18
16
a person who has gai...
classmen
18
16
CLASSMAN, a person w...
classons
17
13
CLASSON, an elementa...
clastics
22
15
CLASTIC, a rock comp...
clatched
23
18
CLATCH, to dabble or...
clatches
23
17
CLATCH, to dabble or...
clatters
18
12
CLATTER, to make a r...
clattery
24
14
having a rattling so...
clatting
19
15
CLAT, to scratch, sc...
clauchts
24
18
CLAUCHT, (Scots) to...
claughts
22
17
CLAUGHT, (Scots) to...
claustra
18
13
CLAUSTRUM, (Latin) a...
clausula
19
15
a short clause endin...
clauting
19
16
CLAUT, (Scots) to sc...
clavated
19
17
shaped like a club,...
clavecin
22
20
a harpsichord [n -S]
clavered
19
17
CLAVER, (Scots) to g...
clavicle
24
20
a shoulder bone [n -...
claviers
20
16
CLAVIER, an early ke...
claviger
21
18
(Latin) one who carr...
clawback
27
25
taking by taxation w...
clawless
22
16
without claws [adj]
clawlike
23
20
like a claw [adj]
claybank
26
22
a horse of a yellow-...
clayiest
24
14
CLAYEY, resembling c...
claylike
26
19
like clay [adj]
claymore
24
17
(Gaelic) a kind of l...
claypans
25
18
CLAYPAN, a compacted...
clayware
26
17
goods made of clay [...
cleaners
16
13
CLEANER, one that cl...
cleanest
16
13
CLEAN, free from sta...
cleaning
17
16
the act of making cl...
cleanish
19
15
somewhat clean [adj]
cleanout
16
14
the act of cleaning...
cleansed
16
14
CLEANSE, to clean [v...
cleanser
16
13
that which cleanses...
cleanses
16
13
CLEANSE, to clean [v...
cleanups
19
17
CLEANUP, a large pro...
clearage
17
14
a piece of land clea...
clearcut
21
16
to cut a forest comp...
clearers
17
12
CLEARER, one that cl...
clearest
17
12
CLEAR, easy to see [...
clearing
18
15
an open space [n -S]
clearout
17
13
the action of removi...
clearway
26
17
a non-stopping zone...
cleating
18
15
CLEAT, to strengthen...
cleavage
19
18
a split; a tendency...
cleavers
19
16
CLEAVER, a heavy kni...
cleaving
20
19
the act of splitting...
cleckier
22
19
CLECKY, broody [adj]
clecking
23
22
a brood [n -S]
cleeking
19
19
CLEEK, to seize, hoo...
cleeping
20
18
CLEEP, (archaic) to...
clefting
21
18
CLEFT, to insert a s...
cleidoic
21
16
of a bird's or insec...
clematis
19
15
a climbing plant wit...
clemency
27
21
mercy [n CLEMENCIES]
clemming
21
21
CLEM, to starve [v]
clenched
22
19
CLENCH, to grasp fir...
clencher
22
18
a tool for clenching...
clenches
22
18
CLENCH, to grasp fir...
clergies
19
14
CLERGY, the body of...
clerical
22
16
like a cleric [adj C...
clerihew
23
17
a light verse quatra...
clerkdom
20
20
the status of a cler...
clerkess
19
16
a female clerk [n -E...
clerking
20
19
CLERK, to serve as a...
clerkish
22
18
resembling a clerk [...
cleruchs
24
18
CLERUCH, a citizen o...
cleruchy
30
20
an allotment of land...
cleveite
19
16
a radioactive minera...
cleverer
19
16
CLEVER, intelligent,...
cleverly
27
19
CLEVER, intelligent,...
clevises
20
16
CLEVIS, a U-shaped f...
clicheed
23
18
full of cliches, als...
clickers
23
19
CLICKER, the composi...
clickets
23
19
CLICKET, to make a c...
clicking
24
22
a series of clicks [...
cliental
18
14
of or pertaining to...
cliffier
23
18
CLIFFY, abounding in...
clifftop
25
21
the top of a cliff [...
cliftier
21
15
CLIFTY, broken into...
climatal
20
16
pertaining to climat...
climated
19
16
CLIMATE, to remain i...
climates
19
15
CLIMATE, to remain i...
climatic
23
18
pertaining to climat...
climaxed
25
23
CLIMAX, to reach a h...
climaxes
25
22
CLIMAX, to reach a h...
climbers
22
18
CLIMBER, one that cl...
climbing
23
21
the act of climbing...
clinally
26
17
CLINAL, pertaining t...
clinamen
17
17
(Latin) a bias, an i...
clinched
23
19
CLINCH, to settle a...
clincher
23
18
a decisive remark [n...
clinches
23
18
CLINCH, to settle a...
clingers
19
15
CLINGER, something o...
clingier
19
15
CLINGY, adhesive [ad...
clinging
20
18
CLING, to adhere to...
clinical
22
17
relating to a clinic...
clinique
26
23
(French) a clinic [n...
clinkers
19
17
CLINKER, to make fur...
clinking
20
20
CLINK, to make a sho...
cliparts
21
15
CLIPART, graphical p...
clippers
23
18
CLIPPER, a kind of s...
clippies
23
18
CLIPPIE, (colloquial...
clipping
24
21
something that is cl...
cliquier
27
22
CLIQUEY, inclined to...
cliquing
28
25
CLIQUE, to form an e...
cliquish
30
24
relating to a clique...
cliquism
29
25
the tendency to form...
clitella
20
14
CLITELLUM, a region...
clithral
22
15
completely roofed ov...
clitoral
19
13
relating to the clit...
clitoric
22
15
pertaining to the cl...
clitoris
19
12
a small erectile par...
clitters
19
12
CLITTER, to make a s...
cloaking
19
19
CLOAK, to clothe wit...
clobbers
22
18
CLOBBER, to strike v...
clochard
23
18
(French) a beggar; a...
clockers
22
19
CLOCKER, a 24-hour d...
clocking
23
22
the illegal practice...
cloddier
18
14
CLODDY, earthy [adj]
clodding
19
17
CLOD, to pelt with c...
cloddish
21
16
like a clod, gross [...
clodpate
19
16
a stupid person, als...
clodpole
20
17
a stupid person, als...
clodpoll
22
18
a stupid person, als...
cloggers
20
16
CLOGGER, a maker of...
cloggier
20
16
CLOGGY, lumpy, stick...
cloggily
28
19
CLOGGY, lumpy, stick...
clogging
21
19
the act of clogging...
cloisons
17
13
CLOISON, (French) a...
cloister
18
12
to seclude [v -ED, -...
clomping
22
21
CLOMP, to walk heavi...
clonally
25
17
CLONAL, relating to...
clonings
18
16
CLONING, reproductio...
clonisms
19
16
CLONISM, the conditi...
clonkier
18
17
CLONKY, making a dul...
clonking
19
20
CLONK, to make a dul...
clonuses
17
14
CLONUS, a form of mu...
clopping
23
21
CLOP, to make the so...
closable
20
16
able to be closed, a...
closeout
17
13
a clearance sale [n...
closeted
17
13
CLOSET, to enclose i...
closeups
20
16
CLOSEUP, a photograp...
closings
19
15
CLOSING, a concludin...
closured
18
14
CLOSURE, to end a de...
closures
18
13
CLOSURE, to end a de...
clotburs
21
16
CLOTBUR, the burdock...
clothier
20
14
one who deals in clo...
clothing
21
17
clothes, garments [n...
clotpoll
22
17
a stupid person, als...
clotters
18
12
CLOTTER, to coagulat...
clottier
18
12
CLOTTY, tending to c...
clotting
19
15
the act of coagulati...
clottish
21
14
having clots [adj]
clotured
18
14
CLOTURE, to end a de...
clotures
18
13
CLOTURE, to end a de...
cloudage
18
16
the amount of clouds...
cloudier
18
14
CLOUDY, overcast wit...
cloudily
26
17
CLOUDY, overcast wit...
clouding
19
17
clouds collectively...
cloudlet
19
15
a small cloud [n -S]
clouring
19
16
CLOUR, to knock or b...
clouters
18
13
CLOUTER, one who clo...
clouting
19
16
CLOUT, to hit with t...
clovered
19
17
covered with clover...
clowders
21
16
CLOWDER, a collectiv...
clownery
26
18
clownish behaviour [...
clowning
21
19
acting the clown [n...
clownish
23
18
resembling a clown [...
cloyless
25
15
that cannot cloy [ad...
cloyment
24
18
surfeit [n -S]
cloysome
24
17
satiating [adj]
clubable
23
20
sociable [adj]
clubbers
23
19
CLUBBER, a person wh...
clubbier
23
19
CLUBBY, characterist...
clubbily
31
22
CLUBBY, characterist...
clubbing
24
22
visiting nightclubs...
clubbish
26
21
given to clubs [adj]
clubbism
25
22
the club system [n -...
clubbist
24
19
a member of a club [...
clubface
25
22
the striking surface...
clubfeet
22
19
CLUBFOOT, a deformed...
clubfoot
22
19
a deformed foot [n C...
clubhand
22
20
a deformed hand [n -...
clubhaul
24
20
to force a sailing v...
clubhead
22
19
the part of a golf c...
clubland
21
19
an area containing m...
clubmate
21
19
a fellow member of a...
clubmoss
22
19
a green plant resemb...
clubroom
21
19
a room in a club [n...
clubroot
20
16
a plant disease [n -...
clubrush
24
19
any sedge of the gen...
cluckers
23
20
CLUCKER, a chicken [...
cluckier
23
20
CLUCKY, (Australian...
clucking
24
23
CLUCK, to make the s...
cludgies
20
16
CLUDGIE, (Scots) a l...
clueless
19
14
hopelessly confused...
clumbers
22
19
CLUMBER, a stocky sp...
clumpers
22
19
CLUMPER, a kind of h...
clumpets
22
19
CLUMPET, a large flo...
clumpier
22
19
CLUMPY, in clumps [a...
clumping
23
22
CLUMP, to form into...
clumpish
25
21
resembling a thick m...
clumsier
20
16
CLUMSY, not dexterou...
clumsily
28
19
CLUMSY, not dexterou...
clunches
23
19
CLUNCH, a tough clay...
clunkers
19
18
CLUNKER, a dilapidat...
clunkier
19
18
CLUNKY, clumsy in st...
clunking
20
21
CLUNK, to make a dul...
clupeids
21
17
CLUPEID, a fish of t...
clupeoid
20
17
a fish of the herrin...
clusters
19
13
CLUSTER, to form int...
clustery
25
15
pertaining to a clus...
clutched
24
19
CLUTCH, to grasp and...
clutches
24
18
CLUTCH, to grasp and...
clutters
19
13
CLUTTER, to pile in...
cluttery
25
15
characterized by dis...
clypeate
25
17
shaped like a buckle...
clysters
25
14
CLYSTER, (archaic) a...
cnemides
17
16
CNEMIS, the shin or...
coachdog
22
19
a spotted dog, forme...
coachees
20
16
COACHEE, (colloquial...
coachers
21
16
COACHER, a person wh...
coachier
21
16
COACHY, relating to...
coachies
21
16
COACHY, a coachman [...
coaching
22
19
COACH, to tutor or t...
coachman
21
20
one who drives a coa...
coachmen
21
20
COACHMAN, one who dr...
coacting
20
17
COACT, to act togeth...
coaction
18
15
joint action [n -S]
coactive
21
18
mutually active [adj...
coactors
19
14
COACTOR, one who act...
coadmire
17
15
to admire together [...
coadmits
18
15
COADMIT, to admit se...
coaevals
18
16
COAEVAL, one of the...
coagency
25
19
a joint agency [n CO...
coagents
16
14
COAGENT, someone wor...
coagulum
20
19
a clot [n COAGULUMS...
coalball
21
17
a calcareous nodule...
coalbins
19
16
COALBIN, a bin for s...
coaldust
18
14
the dust from coal [...
coalesce
19
15
to blend [v COALESCE...
coalface
21
18
exposed coal in a mi...
coalfish
22
17
a dusky fish [n -ES]
coalhole
19
15
a compartment for st...
coaliest
17
12
COALY, containing co...
coalised
17
13
COALISE, to bring in...
coalises
17
12
COALISE, to bring in...
coalized
20
22
COALIZE, to bring in...
coalizes
20
21
COALIZE, to bring in...
coalless
18
13
without coal [adj]
coalmine
17
16
a mine at which coal...
coalpits
20
15
COALPIT, a pit from...
coalsack
21
19
a sack for carrying...
coalshed
19
15
a shed for storing c...
coalyard
23
15
a yard for storing c...
coamings
18
17
COAMING, a raised bo...
coanchor
20
17
to present televised...
coappear
19
17
to appear together a...
coapting
19
17
COAPT, to fit togeth...
coarsely
23
14
COARSE, rough, crude...
coarsens
15
12
COARSEN, to make coa...
coarsest
16
11
COARSE, rough, crude...
coarsish
19
13
somewhat coarse [adj...
coassist
17
11
to assist jointly [v...
coassume
17
15
to assume together [...
coasters
16
11
COASTER, a vessel th...
coasting
17
14
coastal trade [n -S]
coatings
17
14
COATING, a covering...
coatless
17
12
without a coat [adj]
coatrack
20
18
a rack for coats [n...
coatroom
16
14
a room for storing c...
coattail
17
12
the back lower part...
coattend
15
13
to attend together [...
coattest
16
11
to attest jointly [v...
coauthor
18
14
to write together [v...
coaxings
23
21
COAXING, the act of...
cobaltic
23
18
relating to a cobalt...
cobbiest
21
17
COBBY, stout, obstin...
cobblers
22
18
COBBLER, a mender of...
cobblery
28
20
the mending of shoes...
cobbling
23
21
mending shoes [n -S]
cobwebby
32
25
covered with cobwebs...
cocaines
18
15
COCAINE, a narcotic,...
coccidia
23
18
COCCIDIUM, a parasit...
coccoids
23
18
COCCOID, a spherical...
coccyges
30
21
COCCYX, a bone of th...
coccyxes
35
26
COCCYX, a bone of th...
cochairs
22
16
COCHAIR, to serve jo...
cochleae
21
17
COCHLEA, a part of t...
cochlear
22
17
a kind of spoon, als...
cochleas
22
17
COCHLEA, a part of t...
cocinera
18
15
a cook [n -S]
cockaded
20
20
having a cockade [ad...
cockades
20
19
COCKADE, a rosette w...
cockapoo
21
21
a cross between a sp...
cockatoo
19
18
a bird of the parrot...
cockbill
26
23
to raise the yardarm...
cockbird
24
22
a male bird [n -S]
cockboat
22
21
a small boat [n -S]
cockcrow
27
24
early dawn, the time...
cockered
20
19
COCKER, to pamper; t...
cockerel
21
19
a young rooster [n -...
cockeyed
26
21
having a cockeye [ad...
cockeyes
26
20
COCKEYE, a squinting...
cockiest
21
18
COCKY, arrogantly se...
cocklers
22
19
COCKLER, someone who...
cocklike
23
23
like a rooster [adj]
cockling
23
22
the act of gathering...
cockloft
24
22
a small room just un...
cockneys
26
21
COCKNEY, a resident...
cocknify
29
24
to make (an accent)...
cockpits
24
21
COCKPIT, the area fo...
cockshot
23
20
a target in a throwi...
cockshut
24
21
twilight, probably r...
cocksier
21
18
COCKSY, self-importa...
cocksman
21
22
a man reputed to be...
cocksmen
21
22
COCKSMAN, a man repu...
cockspur
24
22
a variety of hawthor...
cocksure
21
19
perfectly confident...
cocktail
22
19
to dock a horse's ta...
cocoanut
18
16
the large, hard-shel...
cocobola
21
18
a dark wood used in...
cocobolo
21
18
a tropical tree, als...
cocomats
20
17
COCOMAT, matting mad...
coconuts
19
16
COCONUT, the large,...
cocooned
17
16
COCOON, to wrap tigh...
cocooner
17
15
one who retreats to...
cocopans
20
18
COCOPAN, in South Af...
cocoplum
24
22
a West Indian rosace...
cocottes
19
14
COCOTTE, (French) a...
cocoyams
26
19
COCOYAM, a tropical...
cocreate
18
14
to create together [...
coctions
19
15
COCTION, the act of...
coddlers
18
14
CODDLER, one who cod...
coddling
19
17
CODDLE, to pamper [v...
codebook
18
19
a book containing co...
codebtor
18
15
one who shares a deb...
codeinas
15
13
CODEINA, a narcotic...
codeines
15
13
CODEINE, a narcotic...
codeless
17
13
being without a set...
codename
15
16
a name used to conce...
coderive
18
16
to derive jointly [v...
codesign
17
15
to design jointly [v...
codettas
16
12
CODETTA, (Italian) a...
codeword
19
16
a name used to conce...
codicils
22
16
CODICIL, a supplemen...
codified
19
16
CODIFY, to put into...
codifier
19
15
one who codifies [n...
codifies
19
15
CODIFY, to put into...
codillas
19
14
CODILLA, the coarse...
codilles
19
14
CODILLE, (French) a...
codirect
20
15
to direct jointly [v...
codlings
19
16
CODLING, an unripe a...
codology
24
17
the art or practice...
codomain
16
16
in mathematics, the...
codpiece
21
18
a cover for the crot...
codriven
18
17
CODRIVE, to work as...
codriver
19
16
one who codrives [n...
codrives
19
16
CODRIVE, to work as...
coedited
16
13
COEDIT, to edit toge...
coeditor
16
12
a joint editor [n -S...
coeffect
23
20
an accompanying effe...
coehorns
17
14
COEHORN, (historical...
coeliacs
20
15
COELIAC, a person su...
coelomes
17
15
COELOME, a body cavi...
coelomic
21
18
relating to a coelom...
coembody
25
20
to embody jointly [v...
coemploy
26
20
to employ together [...
coempted
19
18
COEMPT, to buy up th...
coenacle
18
16
a dining room, also...
coenacts
18
15
COENACT, to enact to...
coenamor
15
15
to inflame with mutu...
coendure
15
14
to endure together [...
coenobia
16
15
COENOBIUM, a colony...
coenures
15
13
COENURE, a tapeworm...
coenurus
16
14
a tapeworm larva, al...
coenzyme
25
26
a non-protein organi...
coequals
25
22
COEQUAL, one who is...
coequate
23
21
to equate with somet...
coercers
19
14
COERCER, one who coe...
coercing
20
17
COERCE, to compel by...
coercion
18
15
the act of coercing...
coercive
21
18
serving or intended...
coerects
19
14
COERECT, to erect to...
coesites
16
11
COESITE, a type of s...
coevally
26
19
COEVAL, belonging to...
coevolve
20
20
to evolve together [...
coexerts
22
18
COEXERT, to exert jo...
coexists
23
18
COEXIST, to exist to...
coextend
21
20
to extend equally in...
cofactor
21
17
a molecule or ion wh...
coffered
20
18
COFFER, to put in a...
coffined
20
19
COFFIN, to put in a...
coffling
23
21
COFFLE, to chain sla...
coffrets
21
17
COFFRET [v]
cofiring
20
17
the combustion of tw...
cofounds
18
17
COFOUND, to found jo...
cogences
19
17
COGENCE, the state o...
cogeners
16
14
COGENER, something o...
cogently
24
17
COGENT, convincing [...
coggings
20
18
COGGING, a type of j...
cogglier
20
16
COGGLY, shaky [adj]
coggling
21
19
COGGLE, to wobble [v...
cogitate
17
13
to ponder [v COGITAT...
cognates
16
14
COGNATE, someone or...
cognised
17
15
COGNISE, to become a...
cogniser
17
14
one that cognizes, a...
cognises
17
14
COGNISE, to become a...
cognized
20
24
COGNIZE, to become a...
cognizer
20
23
one that cognizes, a...
cognizes
20
23
COGNIZE, to become a...
cognomen
16
18
a family name [n COG...
cognosce
19
17
in Scots law, to exa...
cognovit
19
18
in law, an acknowled...
cogwheel
23
19
a toothed wheel [n -...
cohabits
21
16
COHABIT, to dwell to...
coheaded
17
15
COHEAD, to head join...
coherent
17
14
sticking together [a...
coherers
18
13
COHERER, a device us...
cohering
19
16
COHERE, to stick tog...
cohesion
17
14
the act of sticking...
cohesive
20
17
having the power of...
cohibits
22
16
COHIBIT, to restrain...
cohobate
19
16
to distill again [v...
coholder
19
15
an athlete who share...
cohoshes
20
15
COHOSH, a perennial...
cohosted
18
14
COHOST, to host join...
coiffeur
21
18
a male hairdresser [...
coiffing
22
20
COIFFE, to put the h...
coiffure
21
18
to style the hair, a...
coigning
18
17
COIGNE, to secure wi...
coinable
18
16
able to be coined [a...
coinages
16
14
COINAGE, the act of...
coincide
19
16
to be identical [v C...
coinfect
21
18
to infect at the sam...
coinfers
18
15
COINFER, to infer jo...
coinhere
17
14
to inhere jointly [v...
coinings
17
15
COINING, a minting [...
coinmate
16
15
a fellow inmate [n -...
coinsure
16
13
to insure with anoth...
cointers
16
12
COINTER, to bury tog...
coinvent
17
17
to invent together [...
coistrel
18
12
(obsolete) an inferi...
coistril
19
12
(obsolete) an inferi...
coitally
25
15
COITAL, relating to...
coitions
16
12
COITION, sexual inte...
coituses
17
12
COITUS, sexual inter...
cojoined
17
22
COJOIN, (Shakespeare...
cokehead
18
18
a cocaine addict [n...
cokelike
19
20
like coke [adj]
cokernut
17
17
the large, hard-shel...
colander
16
14
a perforated vessel...
colchica
26
20
COLCHICUM, a floweri...
coldcock
25
23
to knock unconscious...
coldness
17
14
the state of being c...
coleader
16
13
one who leads togeth...
coleseed
16
13
a plant of the cabba...
coleslaw
21
16
a salad of raw shred...
colessee
16
12
a joint lessee [n -S...
colessor
17
12
a joint lessor [n -S...
coletits
18
12
COLETIT, a bird of t...
coleuses
17
13
COLEUS, a plant of t...
colewort
20
15
a plant of the cabba...
colibris
21
15
COLIBRI, a type of h...
colicine
20
16
an antibacterial sub...
colicins
21
16
COLICIN, an antibact...
coliform
21
18
any of a group of ro...
colinear
16
13
lying in the same st...
coliseum
19
16
a large structure fo...
colistin
18
13
a type of antibiotic...
collaged
19
16
COLLAGE, to arrange...
collagen
18
16
a fibrous protein th...
collages
19
15
COLLAGE, to arrange...
collapse
20
16
to crumble suddenly...
collards
19
14
COLLARD, pickled or...
collared
18
14
COLLAR, to provide w...
collaret
18
13
a small collar [n -S...
collated
18
14
COLLATE, to examine...
collates
18
13
COLLATE, to examine...
collator
18
13
one who collates man...
collects
22
16
COLLECT, to bring to...
colleens
17
14
COLLEEN, an Irish gi...
colleger
19
15
a student supported...
colleges
19
15
COLLEGE, a school of...
collegia
19
15
COLLEGIUM, a Soviet...
colleted
18
14
COLLET, to set a gem...
collided
19
15
COLLIDE, to clash to...
collider
19
14
a type of accelerato...
collides
19
14
COLLIDE, to clash to...
colliers
19
13
COLLIER, a coal mine...
colliery
25
15
the place where coal...
collings
20
16
COLLING, embracing [...
collogue
19
16
to converse confiden...
colloids
19
14
COLLOID, a mixture b...
colloque
26
23
to hold a colloquy [...
colloquy
33
25
speaking together; m...
colluded
19
16
COLLUDE, to conspire...
colluder
19
15
one who conspires in...
colludes
19
15
COLLUDE, to conspire...
colluvia
21
18
COLLUVIUM, material...
collying
26
18
COLLY, to blacken wi...
collyria
25
15
COLLYRIUM, an eye lo...
coloboma
19
18
a lesion of the eye...
colocate
19
15
to group housing uni...
cologned
17
16
perfumed with cologn...
colognes
17
15
COLOGNE, a perfumed...
colonels
17
14
COLONEL, a military...
colonial
17
14
belong to a colony [...
colonics
20
16
COLONIC, irrigation...
colonies
16
13
COLONY, a settlement...
colonise
16
13
to establish a colon...
colonist
17
13
one who settles a co...
colonize
19
22
to establish a colon...
colophon
20
18
an inscription place...
colorado
16
13
referring to a mediu...
colorant
16
13
a pigment or dye [n...
coloreds
17
13
COLORED, a colored p...
colorers
17
12
COLORER, one that co...
colorful
21
17
full of color, also...
coloring
18
15
appearance in regard...
colorise
17
12
to give color to bla...
colorism
19
15
coloring, also COLOU...
colorist
18
12
a person skilled in...
colorize
20
21
to give color to bla...
colorman
17
16
a sportscaster who c...
colormen
17
16
COLORMAN, a sportsca...
colorway
26
17
an arrangement of co...
colossal
18
13
of enormous size [ad...
colossus
18
13
(Latin) a person or...
colotomy
24
17
a surgical incision...
coloured
17
14
a coloured person, a...
colourer
17
13
one that colors, als...
colpitis
21
15
a vaginal inflammati...
colthood
19
15
the state or time of...
coltwood
20
16
(Spenser) an unident...
colubrid
21
17
any of a large famil...
columbic
25
22
pertaining to, or co...
columels
20
17
COLUMEL, a small col...
columnal
19
18
relating to a column...
columnar
18
17
in the form of a col...
columnea
17
17
a bushy tropical pla...
columned
18
18
having a column [adj...
comakers
18
18
COMAKER, one who sta...
comaking
19
21
COMAKE, to serve as...
comanage
16
17
to manage jointly [v...
comatiks
19
18
COMATIK, (Inuit) a s...
comatose
16
14
relating to, or rese...
comatula
18
16
a type of crinoid, a...
combated
19
18
COMBAT, to fight aga...
combater
19
17
one who fights again...
combiest
20
17
COMBY, full of holes...
combined
19
19
a skiing competition...
combiner
19
18
one who, or that whi...
combines
19
18
COMBINE, to join, mi...
combings
21
20
COMBING, a hair or w...
combless
21
18
without a comb [adj]
comblike
22
22
like a comb [adj]
combover
21
21
a vain attempt to ma...
combusts
21
18
COMBUST, to burn [v]
combwise
23
20
in the way of a comb...
comeback
23
24
a return to former g...
comeddle
18
17
(obsolete) to mix, t...
comedian
16
16
a humorous entertain...
comedies
17
15
COMEDY, a humorous w...
comedist
18
15
a writer of comedies...
comedown
19
19
a drop in status [n...
comelier
18
15
COMELY, pleasing to...
comelily
26
18
COMELY, pleasing to...
comember
20
20
a joint member [n -S...
comeover
18
18
a person who has com...
cometary
23
16
pertaining to, or re...
comether
19
16
(dialect) wheedling,...
comfiest
20
17
COMFY, (colloquial)...
comforts
20
17
COMFORT, to console...
comfreys
26
19
COMFREY, a boraginac...
comingle
19
18
to blend thoroughly...
comiques
26
24
COMIQUE, (French) a...
comitial
19
15
relating to a comiti...
comitias
18
14
COMITIA, (Latin) a p...
comities
18
14
COMITY, courteousnes...
commando
17
19
a specialist assault...
commands
18
19
COMMAND, to direct w...
commence
20
21
to begin [v COMMENCE...
commends
18
19
COMMEND, to praise [...
comments
18
18
COMMENT, to remark [...
commerce
21
20
to engage in trade [...
commeres
18
17
COMMERE, (French) a...
commerge
19
19
to merge together [v...
commixed
25
25
COMMIX, to mix toget...
commixes
25
24
COMMIX, to mix toget...
commodes
18
18
COMMODE, (French) a...
commoned
17
19
COMMON, to share [v]
commoner
17
18
one of the common pe...
commoney
23
20
an ordinary playing...
commonly
25
21
COMMON, ordinary [ad...
commotes
18
17
COMMOTE, an early En...
commoved
20
22
COMMOVE, to move vio...
commoves
20
21
COMMOVE, to move vio...
communal
19
20
belonging to the com...
communed
18
20
COMMUNE, to converse...
communer
18
19
one who communes [n...
communes
18
19
COMMUNE, to converse...
commuted
19
19
COMMUTE, to change a...
commuter
19
18
one who commutes; es...
commutes
19
18
COMMUTE, to change a...
comorbid
20
18
pertaining to two di...
compacts
23
20
COMPACT, to pack clo...
compadre
19
18
a close friend [n -S...
compages
20
19
COMPAGE, (obsolete)...
compands
19
19
COMPAND, to put a si...
compared
19
18
COMPARE, to scrutini...
comparer
19
17
one who compares [n...
compares
19
17
COMPARE, to scrutini...
comparts
20
17
COMPART, to divide i...
compears
19
17
COMPEAR, to appear i...
compeers
19
17
COMPEER, to be the e...
compends
19
19
COMPEND, a brief sum...
compered
19
18
COMPERE, to act as m...
comperes
19
17
COMPERE, to act as m...
compesce
22
20
(archaic) to restrai...
competed
19
18
COMPETE, to contend...
competes
19
17
COMPETE, to contend...
compiled
21
19
COMPILE, to collect...
compiler
21
18
one who compiles, es...
compiles
21
18
COMPILE, to collect...
compings
21
20
COMPING, the act of...
compital
21
18
relating to crossroa...
complain
20
19
to express disconten...
compleat
20
18
(archaic) to complet...
complect
24
21
to weave together [v...
complete
20
18
to bring to an end [...
complice
24
21
(obsolete) an accomp...
complied
21
19
COMPLY, to obey [v]
complier
21
18
one who complies [n...
complies
21
18
COMPLY, to obey [v]
compline
20
19
in the Christian lit...
complins
21
19
COMPLIN, in the Chri...
complish
24
20
to accomplish [v -ED...
complots
21
18
COMPLOT, to conspire...
comports
20
17
COMPORT, to conduct...
composed
19
18
COMPOSE, to settle o...
composer
19
17
one who writes music...
composes
19
17
COMPOSE, to settle o...
composts
20
17
COMPOST, to make int...
compotes
19
17
COMPOTE, (French) fr...
compound
19
20
to add to [v -ED, -I...
compress
20
17
to compact [v -ED, -...
comprint
20
18
to share in printing...
comprise
20
17
to include or contai...
comprize
23
26
to include or contai...
compters
20
17
COMPTER, (obsolete)...
compting
21
20
COMPT, (obsolete) to...
compulse
21
19
(obsolete) to compel...
computed
20
19
COMPUTE, to calculat...
computer
20
18
a machine that compu...
computes
20
18
COMPUTE, to calculat...
comrades
17
15
COMRADE, a close fri...
comsymps
28
22
COMSYMP, one that sy...
conacred
18
16
CONACRE, to let in t...
conacres
18
15
CONACRE, to let in t...
conarial
16
13
relating to the pine...
conarium
17
16
the pineal gland [n...
conation
14
13
the inclination to a...
conative
17
16
inclined to conation...
concause
18
16
a cooperating cause...
concaved
20
20
CONCAVE, to curve in...
concaves
20
19
CONCAVE, to curve in...
conceals
19
16
CONCEAL, to hide [v]
conceded
18
17
CONCEDE, to acknowle...
conceder
18
16
one who concedes [n...
concedes
18
16
CONCEDE, to acknowle...
conceits
19
15
CONCEIT, to form a c...
conceity
25
17
characterized by con...
conceive
20
19
to understand [v CON...
concents
18
16
CONCENT, (archaic) a...
concepti
21
18
CONCEPTUS, the produ...
concepts
21
18
CONCEPT, a general i...
concerns
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CONCERN, to be of in...
concerti
19
15
CONCERTO, a musical...
concerto
18
15
a musical compositio...
concerts
19
15
CONCERT, to construc...
concetti
19
15
CONCETTO, (Italian)...
concetto
18
15
(Italian) an ingenio...
conchate
20
17
shaped like a shell...
conchies
21
17
CONCHY, a conscienti...
conching
22
20
CONCHE, to knead and...
conchoid
21
18
a type of geometric...
concised
19
16
CONCISE, (Milton) to...
conciser
19
15
CONCISE, succinct [a...
concises
19
15
CONCISE, (Milton) to...
conclave
21
20
the room in which ca...
conclude
20
18
to finish [v CONCLUD...
concocts
22
18
CONCOCT, to fabricat...
concolor
19
16
of uniform color, al...
concords
19
16
CONCORD, to be in or...
concours
19
16
(French) a competiti...
concrete
18
15
real, graspable [adj...
concrews
22
18
CONCREW, (archaic) t...
condemns
16
17
CONDEMN, to judge un...
condense
14
14
to compress [v CONDE...
condoled
16
15
CONDOLE, to express...
condoler
16
14
one who condoles [n...
condoles
16
14
CONDOLE, to express...
condoned
14
15
CONDONE, to forgive...
condoner
14
14
one who condones [n...
condones
14
14
CONDONE, to forgive...
condores
15
13
CONDOR, a coin of Ch...
conduced
19
18
CONDUCE, to contribu...
conducer
19
17
one that conduces [n...
conduces
19
17
CONDUCE, to contribu...
conducti
20
17
CONDUCTUS, a style o...
conducts
20
17
CONDUCT, to lead or...
conduits
17
14
CONDUIT, a channel o...
condylar
23
16
of or pertaining to...
condyles
23
16
CONDYLE, a protubera...
conelrad
16
14
a system of defense...
conenose
13
13
a bloodsucking insec...
conepate
16
15
a skunk, also CONEPA...
conepatl
18
16
a skunk, also CONEPA...
confects
21
18
CONFECT, to prepare...
conferee
16
15
one on whom somethin...
conferva
19
19
a freshwater alga [n...
confetti
18
15
CONFETTO, a small pi...
confetto
17
15
a small piece of pap...
confided
18
17
CONFIDE, to impart s...
confider
18
16
one who confides [n...
confides
18
16
CONFIDE, to impart s...
confined
17
17
CONFINE, to shut wit...
confiner
17
16
one who, or that whi...
confines
17
16
CONFINE, to shut wit...
confirms
20
18
CONFIRM, to assure t...
confixed
24
23
CONFIX, to fix firml...
confixes
24
22
CONFIX, to fix firml...
conflate
18
16
to combine (as two r...
conflict
23
19
to be in opposition...
confocal
21
19
of a type of microsc...
conforms
19
18
CONFORM, to become t...
confound
17
18
to confuse, frustrat...
confrere
17
15
(French) a fellow me...
confront
17
16
to face defiantly [v...
confused
18
17
CONFUSE, to mix up m...
confuses
18
16
CONFUSE, to mix up m...
confuted
18
17
CONFUTE, to disprove...
confuter
18
16
one who confutes or...
confutes
18
16
CONFUTE, to disprove...
congaing
17
17
CONGA, to dance the...
congeals
17
15
CONGEAL, to change f...
congeing
17
17
CONGE, to take leave...
congener
15
15
something of the sam...
congenic
19
18
of animal cells, bre...
congests
17
14
CONGEST, to fill to...
congiary
23
16
in Roman history, a...
conglobe
19
18
to become a globule...
congrats
17
14
(short for) congratu...
congreed
16
15
CONGREE, (archaic) t...
congrees
16
14
CONGREE, (archaic) t...
congreet
16
14
(archaic) to salute...
congress
17
14
to assemble together...
congrued
17
16
CONGRUE, to agree [v...
congrues
17
15
CONGRUE, to agree [v...
conicine
18
16
a liquid, highly poi...
conicity
26
17
the state of being c...
conidial
17
14
relating to a conidi...
conidian
15
14
relating to a conidi...
conidium
18
17
a kind of reproducti...
conifers
18
15
CONIFER, any tree or...
coniform
19
18
in the shape of a co...
coniines
15
13
CONIINE, a liquid, h...
conioses
15
12
CONIOSIS, an infecti...
coniosis
16
12
an infection caused...
conjects
21
24
CONJECT, to conjectu...
conjoins
17
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CONJOIN, to join tog...
conjoint
17
22
united [adj CONJOINT...
conjugal
20
25
pertaining to marria...
conjunct
21
26
joined together, uni...
conjunto
17
23
a style of dance mus...
conjured
18
23
CONJURE, to practise...
conjurer
18
22
a person who perform...
conjures
18
22
CONJURE, to practise...
conjuror
18
22
a person who perform...
conkiest
17
16
CONKY, full of a tre...
conkouts
17
17
CONKOUT, (US) a situ...
connects
18
16
CONNECT, to join tog...
connings
16
16
CONNING, the act of...
connived
17
18
CONNIVE, to plot or...
conniver
17
17
one who connives [n...
connives
17
17
CONNIVE, to plot or...
connoted
14
14
CONNOTE, to imply an...
connotes
14
13
CONNOTE, to imply an...
conodont
14
14
any of various Palae...
conoidal
16
14
nearly, but not exac...
conoidic
19
16
nearly, but not exac...
conquers
24
22
CONQUER, to overcome...
conquest
24
22
the act of conquerin...
conquian
23
23
a card game resembli...
conseils
17
13
CONSEIL, (French) ad...
consents
15
13
CONSENT, to give app...
conserve
17
16
to keep, preserve [v...
consider
16
13
to think about [v -E...
consigns
17
15
CONSIGN, to give ove...
consists
17
12
CONSIST, to be compo...
consoled
16
14
CONSOLE, to comfort...
consoler
16
13
one who gives consol...
consoles
16
13
CONSOLE, to comfort...
consomme
17
18
(French) a clear sou...
consorts
16
12
CONSORT, to keep com...
conspire
18
15
to plot together [v...
conspued
18
17
CONSPUE, to spit upo...
conspues
18
16
CONSPUE, to spit upo...
constant
15
13
not varying [adj CON...
constate
15
12
to assert [v CONSTAT...
consters
16
12
CONSTER, (archaic) t...
construe
16
13
to analyse the gramm...
consular
17
14
relating to a consul...
consulta
17
14
(Italian) a meeting...
consults
18
14
CONSULT, to ask advi...
consumed
17
17
CONSUME, to use up [...
consumer
17
16
one who, or that whi...
consumes
17
16
CONSUME, to use up [...
consumpt
20
19
(Scots) consumption...
contacts
19
15
CONTACT, to communic...
contagia
16
14
CONTAGIUM, a causati...
contains
15
13
CONTAIN, to hold wit...
contango
15
15
a stock exchange pra...
contecks
20
19
CONTECK, (archaic) s...
contemns
16
16
CONTEMN, to despise...
contempo
18
18
contemporary [adj]
contempt
19
18
scorn [n -S]
contends
15
14
CONTEND, to vie [v]
contents
15
13
CONTENT, to satisfy...
contessa
15
12
(Italian) an Italian...
contests
16
12
CONTEST, to compete...
contexts
22
19
CONTEXT, a passage o...
continua
15
14
CONTINUUM, a continu...
continue
15
14
to go on with [v CON...
continuo
15
14
(Italian) the bass p...
contline
16
14
the space between st...
contorni
15
13
CONTORNO, (Italian)...
contorno
14
13
(Italian) a contour,...
contorts
16
12
CONTORT, to twist ou...
contours
16
13
CONTOUR, to make the...
contract
19
15
to decrease in size...
contrail
17
13
a trail of water vap...
contrair
16
12
contrary [adj]
contrary
22
14
opposite; in an oppo...
contrast
16
12
to place in oppositi...
contrate
15
12
of wheels [adj]
contrats
16
12
CONTRAT, (French) a...
contrist
17
12
(obsolete) to sadden...
contrite
16
12
deeply sorry [adj CO...
contrive
18
16
to devise [v CONTRIV...
controle
16
13
(French) registered,...
controls
17
13
CONTROL, to exercise...
controul
17
14
to exercise authorit...
contunds
16
15
CONTUND, (archaic) t...
contused
16
14
CONTUSE, to bruise [...
contuses
16
13
CONTUSE, to bruise [...
conurban
17
17
relating to a conurb...
conurbia
18
16
conurbations conside...
convects
21
19
CONVECT, to transfer...
convened
16
18
CONVENE, to assemble...
convener
16
17
one who convenes, al...
convenes
16
17
CONVENE, to assemble...
convenor
16
17
one who convenes, al...
convents
17
17
CONVENT, to assemble...
converge
18
18
to come together [v...
converse
17
16
reversed, opposite [...
converso
17
16
a mediaeval Spanish...
converts
18
16
CONVERT, to change i...
convexed
23
24
CONVEX, to make conv...
convexes
23
23
CONVEX, to make conv...
convexly
31
26
CONVEX, having an ou...
conveyal
24
19
a transmission [n -S...
conveyed
23
19
CONVEY, to transport...
conveyer
23
18
one that conveys, al...
conveyor
23
18
one that conveys, al...
convicts
22
19
CONVICT, to prove gu...
convince
20
20
to satisfy as to tru...
convived
20
21
CONVIVE, to feast to...
convives
20
20
CONVIVE, to feast to...
convoked
18
21
CONVOKE, to cause to...
convoker
18
20
one who convokes [n...
convokes
18
20
CONVOKE, to cause to...
convolve
20
21
to roll together [v...
convoyed
23
19
CONVOY, to accompany...
convulse
19
18
to shake violently [...
conwoman
18
19
a (female) confidenc...
conwomen
18
19
CONWOMAN, a (female)...
cooeeing
15
14
COOEE, to cry out sh...
cooeying
22
16
COOEY, to cry out sh...
cooingly
24
17
affectionately [adv]
cookable
19
19
something that can b...
cookbook
19
22
a book of recipes [n...
cookings
18
18
COOKING, the act of...
cookless
18
16
without a cook [adj]
cookmaid
18
19
a maid who cooks [n...
cookoffs
21
21
COOKOFF, a cooking c...
cookouts
17
16
COOKOUT, a meal eate...
cookroom
17
18
a room used for cook...
cookshop
21
20
a shop that sells co...
cooktops
19
18
COOKTOP, a counter-t...
cookware
19
18
utensils used in coo...
coolabah
20
17
a type of tree, also...
coolamon
16
16
(Native Australian)...
coolants
16
13
COOLANT, a cooling a...
cooldown
19
17
a period after exert...
coolibah
21
17
(Native Australian)...
coolibar
19
15
(Native Australian)...
coolings
18
15
COOLING, the act of...
coolists
18
12
COOLIST, a person, e...
coolness
16
13
the state of being c...
coomiest
17
14
COOMY, full of coom,...
cooncans
17
16
COONCAN, a card game...
coondogs
16
15
COONDOG, a dog train...
coonshit
18
14
(offensive) a malodo...
coonskin
16
17
the skin of a raccoo...
coonties
15
12
COONTIE, (Native Ame...
coopered
17
15
COOPER, to make barr...
coopting
19
17
COOPT, to recruit e....
cooption
17
15
the act of coopting,...
coosened
14
13
COOSEN, to cheat, al...
coosined
15
13
COOSIN, to cheat, al...
cootched
21
17
COOTCH, (Welsh) to h...
cootches
21
16
COOTCH, (Welsh) to h...
cootikin
17
16
(Scots) a gaiter, al...
copaibas
20
17
COPAIBA, a transpare...
copaivas
20
18
COPAIVA, a transpare...
coparent
17
15
to share the parenti...
copastor
18
14
one that shares the...
copatron
17
15
a fellow patron [n -...
copemate
18
17
(obsolete) a compani...
copepods
20
18
COPEPOD, a shrimplik...
copering
19
17
COPER, to supply a s...
copiable
21
18
capable of being cop...
copihues
21
17
COPIHUE, a climbing...
copilots
20
15
COPILOT [v]
coplanar
18
16
on the same plane [a...
copperah
22
19
dried coconut meat,...
copperas
20
17
a compound used in m...
coppered
20
18
COPPER, to cover wit...
coppiced
24
21
COPPICE, to grow in...
coppices
24
20
COPPICE, to grow in...
copremia
19
17
blood poisoning resu...
copremic
23
20
relating to copremia...
coprince
21
18
one of two princes r...
coprosma
19
17
an Australian evergr...
copshops
23
19
COPSHOP, (slang) a p...
copsiest
19
14
COPSY, like a coppic...
copulate
19
16
to have sexual inter...
copurify
28
20
to become purified w...
copyable
27
20
that can be copied,...
copybook
27
23
a book used in teach...
copyboys
33
21
COPYBOY, an office b...
copycats
28
19
COPYCAT, to imitate...
copydesk
26
21
an editor's desk in...
copyedit
25
17
to prepare copy for...
copygirl
28
19
a girl who runs erra...
copyhold
28
20
land tenure dependen...
copyings
26
19
COPYING, the act of...
copyisms
27
19
COPYISM, plagiaristi...
copyists
26
16
COPYIST, one who mak...
copyleft
28
20
to publish (intellec...
copyread
24
17
(US) to subedit [v C...
coquetry
31
23
flirtatious behaviou...
coquette
24
21
to flirt, also COQUE...
coquilla
27
23
(Spanish) the nut of...
coquille
27
23
(French) a scallop o...
coquinas
24
22
COQUINA, (Spanish) a...
coquitos
25
21
COQUITO, a Chilean p...
coracles
20
15
CORACLE, a small boa...
coracoid
19
15
a bone of the should...
coraggio
18
15
(Italian) an interje...
corallum
20
17
the skeleton of a co...
coramine
16
15
a circulatory stimul...
coranach
20
17
(Gaelic) a lamentati...
corantos
15
12
CORANTO, a rapid and...
corbeaus
18
15
CORBEAU, a blackish...
corbeils
20
15
CORBEIL, (French) a...
corbeled
19
16
CORBEL, to provide a...
corbinas
18
15
CORBINA, a bluish-gr...
cordages
17
14
CORDAGE, ropes in th...
cordelle
18
14
to use a tow rope to...
cordials
18
13
CORDIAL, a medicine,...
cordiner
16
13
(archaic) a shoemake...
cordings
18
15
CORDING, the ribbed...
cordites
17
12
CORDITE, a smokeless...
cordless
18
13
without a cord [adj]...
cordlike
19
17
like a cord [adj]
cordobas
18
15
CORDOBA, a monetary...
cordoned
15
14
CORDON, to form a ba...
cordovan
17
17
a fine leather, also...
corduroy
23
15
to build a road rein...
cordwain
19
16
a fine goatskin leat...
cordwood
19
16
a wood used for fuel...
coredeem
16
15
to redeem jointly [v...
coregent
16
14
a joint regent [n -S...
coreigns
17
14
COREIGN [v]
corelate
16
12
to place in mutual r...
coreless
17
12
having no core [adj]
corellas
18
13
CORELLA, (Native Aus...
coremium
19
18
an organ of certain...
corivals
20
16
CORIVAL, to rival [v...
corixids
24
19
CORIXID, a type of w...
corkages
18
17
CORKAGE, the charge...
corkiest
18
15
CORKY, like cork [ad...
corklike
20
20
like cork [adj]
corktree
17
15
the cork oak [n -S]
corkwing
22
21
a European fish of t...
corkwood
20
19
very light wood e.g....
cormidia
18
15
CORMIDIUM, the assem...
cormlets
19
15
CORMLET, a small cor...
cormlike
20
19
like a corm, the swo...
cormuses
18
15
CORMUS, the whole bo...
cornacre
18
15
the letting by a ten...
cornages
16
14
CORNAGE, (historical...
cornball
20
17
(US) a sweetened bal...
corncake
19
19
a cake made of maize...
corncobs
21
18
CORNCOB, the cob or...
corncrib
22
18
a building in which...
corneous
15
13
of a hornlike textur...
cornered
15
13
CORNER, to gain cont...
cornetcy
25
17
a rank in the Britis...
cornetti
16
12
CORNETTO, (Italian)...
cornetto
15
12
(Italian) an old woo...
cornetts
16
12
CORNETT, an old wood...
cornflag
20
18
another name for the...
cornhusk
20
19
the husk covering an...
corniced
19
16
CORNICE, to decorate...
cornices
19
15
CORNICE, to decorate...
corniche
21
17
(French) a coastal r...
cornicle
20
16
a wax-secreting orga...
corniest
16
12
CORNY, trite, sentim...
cornific
22
18
producing horns [adj...
cornists
17
12
CORNIST, a performer...
cornland
16
15
ground suitable for...
cornloft
19
16
a loft for corn; a g...
cornmeal
17
16
meal made from corn...
cornmill
20
17
a flour-mill [n -S]
cornmoth
19
17
a moth of the clothe...
cornpipe
20
18
a musical instrument...
cornpone
16
16
a cornbread [n -S]
cornrent
15
13
a rent for agricultu...
cornrows
19
15
CORNROW, to braid ha...
cornsilk
19
17
silky threads on an...
cornuses
16
13
CORNUS, a hardwood t...
cornuted
16
14
CORNUTE, to cuckold...
cornutes
16
13
CORNUTE, to cuckold...
cornutos
16
13
CORNUTO, (Italian) a...
cornworm
20
18
a corn weevil [n -S]
corocore
18
14
a Malayan boat, also...
corocoro
18
14
a Malayan boat, also...
corodies
16
12
CORODY, an allowance...
corollas
18
13
COROLLA, (Latin) the...
coronach
20
17
a dirge, also CORANA...
coronals
16
13
CORONAL, a circlet;...
coronary
21
14
an artery supplying...
coronate
14
12
to crown [v CORONATE...
coronels
16
13
CORONEL, the iron he...
coroners
15
12
CORONER, an officer...
coronets
15
12
CORONET, a small cro...
coronial
16
13
of or relating to a...
coronium
17
16
the name given to a...
coronoid
15
13
pertaining to or des...
corotate
15
11
to rotate together [...
corporal
19
15
relating to the body...
corporas
18
14
(obsolete) a white c...
corpsing
20
17
CORPSE, to forget on...
corpsman
19
18
an enlisted man trai...
corpsmen
19
18
CORPSMAN, an enliste...
corpuses
19
15
CORPUS, a human or a...
corraded
16
13
CORRADE, to wear awa...
corrades
16
12
CORRADE, to wear awa...
corrects
20
14
CORRECT, to make rig...
corretto
16
11
(Italian) espresso w...
corridas
17
12
CORRIDA, a bullfight...
corridor
17
12
a narrow hallway [n...
corrival
20
16
to rival, also CORIV...
corroded
16
13
CORRODE, to eat away...
corroder
16
12
something that corro...
corrodes
16
12
CORRODE, to eat away...
corrupts
20
15
CORRUPT, to make bad...
corsages
17
13
CORSAGE, the waist o...
corsairs
17
11
CORSAIR, (historical...
corselet
17
12
a piece of body armo...
corseted
16
12
CORSET, to fit with...
corsetry
23
13
the work of making c...
corsites
17
11
CORSITE, a variety o...
corsives
19
15
CORSIVE, a corrosive...
corslets
18
12
CORSLET, a piece of...
corsneds
16
13
CORSNED, a historica...
corteges
17
13
CORTEGE, (French) a...
cortexes
22
18
CORTEX, (Latin) the...
cortical
21
15
pertaining to the co...
cortices
20
14
CORTEX, (Latin) the...
cortinas
16
12
CORTINA, a membrane...
cortisol
18
12
a hormone used to tr...
corulers
18
13
CORULER, one that ru...
corundum
18
18
a mineral consisting...
corveted
18
16
CORVET, of a horse,...
corvette
18
15
a highly manoeuvrabl...
corvinas
18
16
CORVINA, a bluish-gr...
corvuses
19
16
CORVUS, (Latin) a gr...
corybant
24
17
one of the priests o...
corymbed
26
20
clustered with flowe...
coryphee
26
18
(French) a leading d...
coryphes
27
18
CORYPHE, (archaic) t...
coscript
23
17
to collaborate in wr...
cosecant
18
15
a trigonometrical fu...
coshered
18
14
COSHER, to pamper, c...
cosherer
18
13
someone who lives on...
cosigned
17
15
COSIGN, to sign join...
cosigner
17
14
one who cosigns [n -...
cosiness
16
12
the state of being c...
cosmeses
17
14
COSMESIS, cosmetic s...
cosmesis
18
14
cosmetic surgery [n...
cosmetic
21
17
relating to beauty p...
cosmical
22
18
pertaining to the co...
cosmines
17
15
COSMINE, a hard subs...
cosmisms
20
17
COSMISM, the belief...
cosmists
19
14
COSMIST, one who adh...
cosmoses
17
14
COSMOS, the universe...
cosplays
26
17
COSPLAY, the practic...
cossacks
21
18
COSSACK, a Russian c...
cosseted
16
12
COSSET, to fondle or...
costally
25
15
relating to the ribs...
costards
17
12
COSTARD, an apple, l...
costated
16
12
having ribs, also CO...
costeans
15
12
COSTEAN, in mining,...
costings
18
14
COSTING, an estimati...
costless
18
12
free of charge [adj...
costlier
18
12
COSTLY, expensive [a...
costmary
24
16
a garden plant havin...
costrels
18
12
COSTREL, an eared bo...
costumed
18
16
COSTUME, to dress [v...
costumer
18
15
one who makes or dea...
costumes
18
15
COSTUME, to dress [v...
costumey
24
17
pertaining to a cost...
costuses
17
12
COSTUS, an aromatic...
coteline
16
13
a medieval close-fit...
cotenant
14
13
a joint tenant [n -S...
coteries
16
11
COTERIE, (French) a...
cothurni
19
15
COTHURN, a buskin wo...
cothurns
19
15
COTHURN, a buskin wo...
cotillon
18
14
(French) an elaborat...
cotingas
17
14
COTINGA, a tropical...
cotinine
15
13
an alkaloid produced...
cotising
18
14
COTISE, to give a he...
cotlands
17
14
COTLAND, land belong...
cotquean
23
22
a woman of humble bi...
cottabus
19
15
(Greek) an ancient G...
cottaged
17
14
COTTAGE, to cruise l...
cottager
17
13
one who lives in a c...
cottages
17
13
COTTAGE, to cruise l...
cottagey
23
15
cottage-like [adj]
cottered
16
12
COTTER [v]
cottiers
17
11
COTTIER, an Irish te...
cottised
17
12
COTTISE, to give a h...
cottises
17
11
COTTISE, to give a h...
cottoned
15
13
COTTON, to take a li...
cottowns
19
15
COTTOWN, (Scots) a g...
cottuses
17
12
COTTUS, any fish of...
coturnix
23
20
a small quail [n -ES...
cotyloid
24
15
cup-shaped [adj] / t...
couchant
21
18
in heraldry, lying o...
couchees
21
17
COUCHEE, an evening...
couchers
22
17
COUCHER, one who cou...
couching
23
20
embroidery in which...
coughers
20
16
COUGHER, one that co...
coughing
21
19
the act of giving a...
couguars
18
15
COUGUAR, a mountain...
couldest
18
14
CAN, to put in a cyl...
coulisse
18
13
(French) a piece of...
couloirs
18
13
COULOIR, (French) a...
coulombs
21
19
COULOMB, (French) th...
coulters
18
13
COULTER, a blade on...
coumaric
21
18
of coumarin, also CU...
coumarin
17
16
a chemical compound,...
coumarou
17
16
the seed of a tropic...
councils
21
17
COUNCIL, an assembly...
counsels
17
14
COUNSEL, to advise [...
counters
16
13
COUNTER, to oppose [...
countess
16
13
the wife of an earl...
countian
15
14
a resident of a coun...
counties
16
13
COUNTY, an administr...
counting
17
16
COUNT, to number [v]
countrol
17
14
to control [v COUNTR...
couplers
20
16
COUPLER, someone who...
couplets
20
16
COUPLET, a pair of r...
coupling
21
19
a joining device [n...
coupures
19
16
COUPURE, (French) a...
courages
17
14
COURAGE, the quality...
courante
15
13
(French) an old danc...
couranto
15
13
an old dance with a...
courants
16
13
COURANT, an old danc...
courbing
20
18
COURB, (archaic) to...
couriers
17
12
COURIER, to deliver...
courlans
17
14
COURLAN, a South Ame...
coursers
17
12
COURSER, a swift hor...
coursing
18
15
the pursuit of game...
courters
17
12
COURTER, one who cou...
courtesy
23
14
to curtsey [v COURTE...
courtier
17
12
someone in attendanc...
courting
18
15
COURT, to woo [v]
courtlet
18
13
a petty court [n -S]
couscous
20
16
the grain of the Afr...
cousinly
24
16
like a cousin [adj]
cousinry
23
15
cousins collectively...
couteaux
22
20
COUTEAU, a knife [n]
couthest
19
14
COUTH, sophisticated...
couthier
19
14
COUTHIE, friendly, a...
coutille
19
14
a type of cotton fab...
coutures
17
13
COUTURE, the busines...
couvades
18
17
COUVADE, a primitive...
couverts
19
16
COUVERT, (French) a...
covalent
18
17
sharing electron pai...
covaried
18
16
COVARY, to vary mean...
covaries
18
15
COVARY, to vary mean...
covelets
19
16
COVELET, a small cov...
covenant
16
17
to enter into a bind...
coverage
18
17
the extent to which...
coverall
20
17
one-piece protective...
coverers
18
15
COVERER, one that co...
covering
19
18
something that cover...
coverlet
19
16
a bed covering, also...
coverlid
20
17
a bed covering, also...
coversed
18
16
as in coversed sine/...
covertly
26
18
COVERT, secret [adv]
coverups
21
19
COVERUP, something u...
coveters
18
15
COVETER, one who cov...
coveting
19
18
COVET, to desire gre...
covetise
18
15
(obsolete) covetousn...
covetous
18
16
avaricious [adj COVE...
covinous
18
17
(archaic) fraudulent...
cowarded
19
16
COWARD, to weaken th...
cowardly
27
18
lacking courage [adj...
cowardry
26
17
cowardice [n COWARDR...
cowbanes
20
18
COWBANE, the water h...
cowbells
24
19
COWBELL, a bell worn...
cowberry
28
19
the red whortleberry...
cowbinds
22
19
COWBIND, a species o...
cowbirds
23
18
COWBIRD, a kind of A...
cowboyed
27
20
COWBOY, to behave li...
cowering
20
17
COWER, to cringe [v]
cowflaps
25
21
COWFLAP, a dropping...
cowflops
25
21
COWFLOP, a dropping...
cowgirls
23
17
COWGIRL, a female ra...
cowgrass
21
16
a type of red clover...
cowhages
22
18
COWHAGE, (Hindi) a l...
cowhands
21
18
COWHAND, one who loo...
cowheard
21
17
(Spenser) a coward [...
cowheels
22
17
COWHEEL, the foot of...
cowherbs
24
19
COWHERB, a European...
cowherds
22
17
COWHERD, one who ten...
cowhided
22
18
COWHIDE, to flog wit...
cowhides
22
17
COWHIDE, to flog wit...
cowhouse
21
17
a building to house...
cowinner
18
16
one of two or more w...
cowishes
22
16
COWISH, an umbellife...
cowlicks
26
22
COWLICK, a lock of u...
cowlings
22
18
COWLING, a covering...
coworker
20
18
a fellow worker [n -...
cowplops
25
21
COWPLOP, a dropping...
cowpokes
22
21
COWPOKE, (colloquial...
cowpoxes
27
24
COWPOX, a cattle dis...
cowpunks
23
23
COWPUNK, music combi...
cowriter
20
14
one who cowrites [n...
cowrites
20
14
COWRITE, to collabor...
cowsheds
22
17
COWSHED, a shelter f...
cowskins
21
19
COWSKIN, the hide of...
cowslips
24
18
COWSLIP, a flowering...
cowtowns
22
18
COWTOWN, a rural tow...
cowtrees
19
14
COWTREE, a South Ame...
coxalgia
24
21
pain in the hip, als...
coxalgic
28
24
pertaining to pain i...
coxcombs
29
27
COXCOMB, a foolishly...
coxiness
22
19
cockiness [n -ES]
coxswain
25
22
to steer a racing ro...
coyishly
33
18
COYISH, somewhat coy...
coystrel
24
14
(obsolete) an inferi...
coystril
25
14
(obsolete) an inferi...
cozenage
18
23
the practice of coze...
cozeners
18
21
COZENER, one who coz...
cozening
19
24
COZEN, to cheat, als...
coziness
19
21
the state or quality...
craaling
18
15
CRAAL, to pen in an...
crabbers
21
17
CRABBER, a crab fish...
crabbier
21
17
CRABBY, ill-tempered...
crabbily
29
20
CRABBY, ill-tempered...
crabbing
22
20
CRAB, to obstruct, f...
crablike
21
19
like a crab [adj]
crabmeat
19
17
the edible part of a...
crabwise
22
17
in the manner of a c...
crabwood
21
18
a tropical American...
crachach
27
21
(Welsh) Welsh people...
crackers
21
18
CRACKER, a thin, cri...
crackets
21
18
CRACKET, (English di...
crackier
21
18
CRACKY, full of crac...
crackies
21
18
CRACKIE, a small dog...
cracking
22
21
a chemical process [...
crackjaw
26
30
a word which is hard...
crackled
22
20
CRACKLE, to emit sna...
crackles
22
19
CRACKLE, to emit sna...
cracknel
21
20
a hard, crisp biscui...
crackpot
23
21
an eccentric person...
crackups
24
22
CRACKUP, a mental br...
cracowes
22
17
CRACOWE, a long-toed...
cradlers
18
13
CRADLER, one who cra...
cradling
19
16
a wooden or iron fra...
crafters
19
14
CRAFTER, a person do...
craftier
19
14
CRAFTY, skillful in...
craftily
27
17
CRAFTY, skillful in...
crafting
20
17
CRAFT, to make by ha...
cragfast
20
16
stuck on a crag [adj...
craggers
19
15
CRAGGER, a member of...
craggier
19
15
CRAGGY, full of crag...
craggily
27
18
CRAGGY, full of crag...
cragsman
18
17
someone who climbs c...
cragsmen
18
17
CRAGSMAN, someone wh...
cramboes
19
17
CRAMBO, a game in wh...
cramfull
23
20
completely full [adj...
crammers
19
17
CRAMMER, a person wh...
cramming
20
20
the act of stuffing...
cramoisy
24
16
(archaic) crimson, a...
crampers
20
17
CRAMPER, a spiked me...
crampets
20
17
CRAMPET, a metal tip...
crampier
20
17
CRAMPY, affected wit...
cramping
21
20
CRAMP, to confine or...
crampits
21
17
CRAMPIT, a metal tip...
crampons
19
18
CRAMPON, to climb us...
crampoon
18
18
a device for raising...
cranages
16
14
CRANAGE, the use of...
cranched
21
18
CRANCH, to chew with...
cranches
21
17
CRANCH, to chew with...
cranefly
25
18
a fly with very long...
craniate
15
12
one that has a skull...
craniums
18
16
CRANIUM, the skull [...
crankest
17
16
CRANK, lively [adj]
crankier
17
16
CRANKY, cantankerous...
crankily
25
19
CRANKY, cantankerous...
cranking
18
19
CRANK, to start manu...
crankish
20
18
eccentric [adj]
crankled
18
18
CRANKLE, to bend, tw...
crankles
18
17
CRANKLE, to bend, tw...
crankous
17
17
cranky [adj]
crankpin
19
20
the handle of a cran...
crannied
15
14
CRANNY, to open in c...
crannies
15
13
CRANNY, to open in c...
crannoge
15
15
(Gaelic) a lake dwel...
crannogs
16
15
CRANNOG, (Gaelic) a...
crantses
16
12
CRANTS, (Shakespeare...
crapauds
19
16
CRAPAUD, (French) a...
crapiest
19
14
CRAPY, like crape [a...
crapolas
19
15
CRAPOLA, (colloquial...
crappers
21
17
CRAPPER, a toilet [n...
crappier
21
17
CRAPPY, inferior in...
crappies
21
17
CRAPPIE, a kind of f...
crapping
22
20
CRAP, to defecate [v...
crashers
19
13
CRASHER, one who cra...
crashing
20
16
extreme, overwhelmin...
crashpad
21
17
temporary accommodat...
crassest
17
11
CRASS, grossly vulga...
cratches
22
16
CRATCH, a feed box f...
crateful
20
16
the contents of a cr...
cratered
16
12
CRATER, to form cavi...
crathurs
20
14
CRATHUR, (Irish) a c...
cratonic
19
15
relating to a craton...
craunchy
28
20
crunchy [adj CRAUNCH...
cravates
18
15
CRAVATE, a scarf or...
cravened
17
17
CRAVEN, (Shakespeare...
cravenly
25
19
CRAVEN, cowardly [ad...
cravings
20
18
CRAVING, a great des...
crawdads
20
16
CRAWDAD, a crayfish,...
crawfish
25
19
a large edible fresh...
crawlers
21
15
CRAWLER, one that cr...
crawlier
21
15
CRAWLY, creepy [adj]
crawling
22
18
creeping; lousy, ver...
crawlway
30
20
a small low tunnel [...
crayfish
28
18
a large edible fresh...
crayoned
21
15
CRAYON, to use a dra...
crayoner
21
14
one who crayons, als...
craythur
26
16
(Irish) a woman, als...
craziest
20
20
CRAZY, insane [adj]
crazings
21
23
CRAZING, a pattern o...
creakier
17
15
CREAKY, creaking, al...
creakily
25
18
CREAKY, creaking, al...
creaking
18
18
CREAK, to make a squ...
creamers
17
14
CREAMER, a device fo...
creamery
23
16
a place where butter...
creamier
17
14
CREAMY, having the c...
creamily
25
17
CREAMY, having the c...
creaming
18
17
CREAM, to select the...
creances
18
15
CREANCE, the cord us...
creasers
16
11
CREASER, one who cre...
creasier
16
11
CREASY, having wrink...
creasing
17
14
CREASE, to make a wr...
creasote
15
11
a pitch-like substan...
creatine
15
12
a chemical found wit...
creating
17
14
CREATE, to bring int...
creatins
16
12
CREATIN, a chemical...
creation
15
12
something that is cr...
creative
18
15
having the ability t...
creators
16
11
CREATOR, one that cr...
creatrix
23
18
a female creator, al...
creature
16
12
a living being [n -S...
credence
18
16
a small table for ho...
credenda
15
14
CREDENDUM, an articl...
credenza
18
22
(Italian) a long sid...
credible
20
16
believable [adj]
credibly
27
18
CREDIBLE, believable...
credited
17
13
CREDIT, to accept as...
creditor
17
12
one to whom money is...
creekier
17
15
CREEKY, full of cree...
creeling
18
15
CREEL, to put fish i...
creepage
18
16
gradual movement [n...
creepers
18
14
CREEPER, a creeping...
creepier
18
14
CREEPY, rather eerie...
creepies
18
14
CREEPIE, a low stool...
creepily
26
17
CREEPY, rather eerie...
creeping
19
17
CREEP, to advance st...
creeshed
18
14
CREESH, to grease [v...
creeshes
18
13
CREESH, to grease [v...
creesing
17
14
CREESE, to stab with...
cremains
17
15
the ashes of a crema...
cremated
17
15
CREMATE, to reduce t...
cremates
17
14
CREMATE, to reduce t...
cremator
17
14
one who, or that whi...
creminis
18
15
CREMINI, a dark brow...
cremonas
16
15
CREMONA, an ancient...
cremorne
16
15
an ancient double-re...
cremosin
17
15
(obsolete) crimson,...
crenated
15
13
having a notched or...
creneled
16
14
CRENEL, to make inde...
crenelle
17
14
(French) a crenellat...
crenshaw
21
17
a variety of honeyde...
creodont
15
13
any member of a grou...
creolian
16
13
a type of mixed lang...
creolise
17
12
to cause a language...
creolist
18
12
a person who studies...
creolize
20
21
to cause a language...
creosols
17
12
CREOSOL, one of the...
creosote
15
11
to treat with a wood...
crepance
20
18
a sore on a horse's...
creperie
18
14
a restaurant that sp...
crepiest
19
14
CREPY, having the te...
crepitus
20
15
the sound made by a...
crescent
19
15
a curved shape like...
crescive
22
18
increasing [adj CRES...
cressets
17
11
CRESSET, (historical...
cressier
17
11
CRESSY, like cress [...
crestals
18
12
CRESTAL, a crystal [...
cresting
18
14
an ornamental ridgin...
crestons
16
12
CRESTON, a ridge on...
cresylic
28
17
relating to cresol,...
cretisms
19
14
CRETISM, a lie [n]
cretonne
14
13
(French) a heavy cot...
creutzer
20
21
(German) a small cop...
crevalle
20
17
a silvery food and g...
crevasse
18
15
to make a fissure in...
crevette
18
15
(French) a shrimp or...
creviced
22
19
having a crevice [ad...
crevices
22
18
CREVICE, a cleft [n]
crewcuts
24
18
CREWCUT, a short hai...
crewless
21
15
without a crew [adj]
crewmate
20
17
a fellow crewman [n...
crewneck
23
22
a sweater with a rou...
cribbage
22
19
a card game [n -S]
cribbers
22
17
CRIBBER, one that cr...
cribbing
23
20
a supporting framewo...
cribbled
23
19
CRIBBLE, to decorate...
cribbles
23
18
CRIBBLE, to decorate...
cribella
21
16
CRIBELLUM, a spinnin...
cribrate
19
14
perforated like a si...
cribrose
19
14
perforated like a si...
cribrous
20
15
perforated like a si...
cribwork
24
21
a timber framework f...
cricetid
21
15
a member of the Cric...
crickets
22
18
CRICKET, to play a g...
cricking
23
21
CRICK, to cause a sp...
cricoids
21
15
CRICOID, a ring-shap...
crimeful
22
19
criminal [adj]
criminal
19
16
one who has committe...
criminis
19
15
CRIMINI, a dark brow...
crimmers
20
17
CRIMMER, (German) a...
crimpers
21
17
CRIMPER, a person or...
crimpier
21
17
CRIMPY, wrinkled, cu...
crimping
22
20
CRIMP, to press into...
crimpled
22
19
CRIMPLE, to wrinkle,...
crimples
22
18
CRIMPLE, to wrinkle,...
crimsons
18
15
CRIMSON, to make dee...
crinated
16
13
having hair, also CR...
cringers
18
14
CRINGER, a person wh...
cringing
19
17
servile [adj CRINGIN...
cringles
19
15
CRINGLE, a loop at t...
crinites
17
12
CRINITE, a fossil cr...
crinkled
19
18
CRINKLE, to wrinkle...
crinkles
19
17
CRINKLE, to wrinkle...
crinoids
17
13
CRINOID, a family of...
criollos
19
13
CRIOLLO, (Spanish) a...
crippled
23
19
CRIPPLE, to disable...
crippler
23
18
one that cripples; (...
cripples
23
18
CRIPPLE, to disable...
crispate
19
14
having a wavy edge,...
crispens
19
15
CRISPEN, to make cri...
crispers
20
14
CRISPER, a compartme...
crispest
20
14
CRISP, brittle [adj]
crispier
20
14
CRISPY, crisp in tex...
crispies
20
14
as in rice crispies,...
crispily
28
17
CRISPY, crisp in tex...
crisping
21
17
CRISP, to make britt...
crispins
20
15
CRISPIN, a poetic na...
cristate
17
11
having a projection...
criteria
17
11
CRITERION, a standar...
critical
22
15
given to criticism [...
critique
26
21
to judge as a critic...
critters
18
11
CRITTER, a creature,...
critturs
19
12
CRITTUR, (colloquial...
crivvens
21
20
(Scots) an interject...
croakers
17
15
CROAKER, a person or...
croakier
17
15
CROAKY, low and hoar...
croakily
25
18
CROAKY, low and hoar...
croaking
18
18
a low, hoarse sound...
croceate
18
14
(obsolete) saffron-c...
croceine
18
15
a red or orange azo...
croceins
19
15
CROCEIN, a red or or...
croceous
19
15
saffron-coloured, al...
crochets
22
16
CROCHET, to work woo...
crockery
27
20
domestic pottery [n...
crockets
21
18
CROCKET, a curling l...
crocking
22
21
CROCK, to break down...
crockpot
23
21
(tradename) a brand...
crocoite
19
14
a bright red mineral...
crocuses
20
15
CROCUS, an iridaceou...
crofters
19
14
CROFTER, a tenant fa...
crofting
20
17
the system of land t...
croggies
19
15
CROGGY, a ride on th...
crogging
20
18
CROG, to ride as a p...
cromacks
22
21
CROMACK, a stick wit...
crombecs
23
20
CROMBEC, a kind of A...
crombing
21
20
CROMB, to draw by a...
cromlech
24
20
(Welsh) a prehistori...
cromorna
16
15
(German) an ancient...
cromorne
16
15
an ancient double-re...
cronkest
17
16
CRONK, (Australian c...
cronyism
24
17
appointment of frien...
croodled
17
14
CROODLE, (Scots) to...
croodles
17
13
CROODLE, (Scots) to...
crookery
23
17
crooked activity [n...
crookest
17
15
CROOK, (Australian s...
crooking
18
18
CROOK, to bend or fo...
crooling
18
15
CROOL, (Australian s...
crooners
15
12
CROONER, one who cro...
croonier
15
12
CROONY, having or be...
crooning
16
15
singing in a sentime...
cropfull
24
20
as much as a bird's...
cropfuls
23
19
CROPFUL, as much as...
cropland
19
17
farm land [n -S]
cropless
20
15
without a crop [adj]
croppers
21
17
CROPPER, a plant tha...
croppies
21
17
CROPPY, an Irish reb...
cropping
22
20
CROP, to cut off sho...
cropsick
24
21
sick from overeating...
croquets
25
21
CROQUET, to play a g...
crosiers
17
11
CROSIER, a bishop's...
crossarm
18
14
a horizontal bar [n...
crossbar
19
14
to fasten with cross...
crossbit
20
14
CROSSBITE, to swindl...
crossbow
22
17
a weapon for shootin...
crosscut
21
15
to cut across [v CRO...
crossers
17
11
CROSSER, one that cr...
crossest
17
11
CROSS, ill-tempered...
crossing
18
14
an intersection [n -...
crossish
20
13
somewhat cross [adj]
crosslet
18
12
a heraldic symbol [n...
crossply
27
17
of a tyre, having la...
crosstie
17
11
a supporting tie pla...
crossway
26
16
a road that crosses...
crostata
16
11
(Italian) a type of...
crostini
17
12
a dish of toasted or...
crostino
16
12
(Italian) a piece of...
crotales
17
12
CROTALE, a small cym...
crotalum
19
16
(Latin) a clapper or...
crotched
22
17
having a crotch [adj...
crotches
22
16
CROTCH, the human ge...
crotchet
22
16
a small hook [n -S]
crotonic
19
15
as in crotonic acid,...
crottles
18
12
CROTTLE, (Gaelic) a...
crouched
22
18
CROUCH, to squat or...
crouches
22
17
CROUCH, to squat or...
croupade
18
16
(French) in dressage...
croupers
19
15
CROUPER, a strap buc...
croupier
19
15
an attendant in a ca...
croupily
27
18
CROUPY, affected wit...
crouping
20
18
CROUP, to speak hoar...
croupons
18
16
CROUPON, the human b...
croupous
19
16
pertaining to croup...
crousely
24
15
CROUSE, lively [adv]
croutons
16
13
CROUTON, (French) a...
crowbait
22
17
an old horse [n -S]
crowbars
22
17
CROWBAR, to use a st...
crowboot
21
17
a type of Inuit boot...
crowders
20
15
CROWDER, a fiddler [...
crowdies
20
15
CROWDIE, (Scots) a m...
crowding
21
18
CROWD, to press clos...
crowfeet
21
17
CROWFOOT, a wild flo...
crowfoot
21
17
a wild flower, aka b...
crowings
21
17
CROWING, the act of...
crowners
19
15
CROWNER, an officer...
crownets
19
15
CROWNET, a small cro...
crowning
20
18
CROWN, to invest wit...
crownlet
20
16
a small crown [n -S]
crowstep
22
17
a steplike figure on...
croziers
20
20
CROZIER, a bishop's...
crozzled
24
31
(Yorkshire dialect)...
crubeens
18
16
CRUBEEN, a pig's tro...
crucians
20
16
CRUCIAN, a colourful...
cruciate
20
15
cross-shaped or Y-sh...
crucible
24
19
a heat-resistant ves...
crucifer
23
18
one who bears a cros...
crucifix
30
25
a cross bearing an i...
cruddier
18
14
CRUDDY, dirty, unple...
crudding
19
17
CRUD, to be blocked...
cruddled
19
16
CRUDDLE, (Spenser) t...
cruddles
19
15
CRUDDLE, (Spenser) t...
crudiest
18
13
CRUDY, (Shakespeare)...
crudites
18
13
raw vegetables serve...
cruelest
18
13
CRUEL, disposed to i...
crueller
19
14
CRUEL, disposed to i...
cruisers
18
12
CRUISER, a high-spee...
cruisier
18
12
CRUISY, frequented b...
cruisies
18
12
CRUISIE, (Scots) an...
cruising
19
15
the act of driving a...
cruizies
21
21
CRUIZIE, an open iro...
crullers
20
14
CRULLER, in North Am...
crumbers
21
18
CRUMBER, one who mak...
crumbier
21
18
CRUMBY, full of crum...
crumbing
22
21
CRUMB, to break into...
crumbled
22
20
CRUMBLE, to break up...
crumbles
22
19
CRUMBLE, to break up...
crumbums
23
22
CRUMBUM, a despicabl...
crumenal
18
17
(Spenser) a purse [n...
crumhorn
20
18
(German) an ancient...
crummack
24
25
(Gaelic) a crook, a...
crummier
20
18
CRUMMY, mean, despic...
crummies
20
18
CRUMMIE, (Scots) a c...
crummily
28
21
CRUMMY [adv]
crummock
24
25
(Gaelic) a crook, a...
crumpest
21
18
CRUMP, crisp, also C...
crumpets
21
18
CRUMPET, a small cak...
crumpier
21
18
CRUMPY, crisp, also...
crumping
22
21
CRUMP, to crunch [v]
crumpled
22
20
CRUMPLE, to wrinkle...
crumples
22
19
CRUMPLE, to wrinkle...
crunched
22
19
CRUNCH, to chew with...
cruncher
22
18
one that crunches [n...
crunches
22
18
CRUNCH, to chew with...
crunchie
22
18
(offensive) an Afrik...
crunkled
19
19
CRUNKLE, to crumple...
crunkles
19
18
CRUNKLE, to crumple...
crunodal
17
15
relating to a crunod...
crunodes
16
14
CRUNODE, a point at...
cruppers
22
18
CRUPPER, a strap on...
crusaded
17
14
CRUSADE, to engage i...
crusader
17
13
one that crusades [n...
crusades
17
13
CRUSADE, to engage i...
crusados
17
13
CRUSADO, an old Port...
crushers
20
14
CRUSHER, one that cr...
crushing
21
17
CRUSH, to press out...
crusians
17
13
CRUSIAN, a colourful...
crustate
17
12
covered with a crust...
crustier
18
12
CRUSTY, covered with...
crusties
18
12
CRUSTY, a young vagr...
crustily
26
15
CRUSTY, covered with...
crusting
19
15
CRUST, to form a har...
crustose
17
12
forming a thin britt...
crutched
23
18
CRUTCH, to support o...
crutches
23
17
CRUTCH, to support o...
cruzados
20
22
CRUZADO, an old Port...
cruzeiro
20
21
(Portuguese) the sta...
cryingly
32
19
CRYING, distressing,...
cryobank
25
21
a place for storing...
cryogens
23
16
CRYOGEN, a substance...
cryogeny
29
18
a branch of physics...
cryolite
24
14
a mineral, also KRYO...
cryonics
26
17
the freezing of the...
cryostat
23
13
a refrigeration appa...
cryotron
22
14
a tiny form of elect...
cryptons
25
17
CRYPTON, an element,...
crystals
25
14
CRYSTAL, a transpare...
ctenidia
16
13
CTENIDIUM, a comblik...
cubature
19
16
the process of findi...
cubbiest
22
18
CUBBY, plump, squat...
cubbings
23
21
CUBBING, cub-hunting...
cubhoods
21
18
CUBHOOD, the state o...
cubicity
30
20
the state of being c...
cubicles
24
19
CUBICLE, a partially...
cubicula
24
20
CUBICULUM, a burial...
cubiform
23
21
shaped like a cube [...
cubistic
24
18
relating to cubism,...
cuboidal
20
17
relating to a cuboid...
cuckolds
23
21
CUCKOLD, a man with...
cuckooed
20
20
CUCKOO, to repeat mo...
cucumber
24
22
a garden vegetable,...
cucurbit
24
19
a chemical vessel us...
cudbears
19
16
CUDBEAR, a purple or...
cuddlers
19
15
CUDDLER, one who cud...
cuddlier
19
15
CUDDLY, pleasant to...
cuddling
20
18
CUDDLE, to embrace [...
cudgeled
19
17
CUDGEL, to beat with...
cudgeler
19
16
one who cudgels, als...
cudgerie
18
15
(Australia) a large...
cudweeds
20
17
CUDWEED, a woolly co...
cuffable
24
22
of a sock, intended...
cuffless
23
19
without a cuff [adj]
cuffling
24
22
CUFFLE, (obsolete) t...
cufflink
24
24
a small chain used t...
cuisines
17
13
CUISINE, (French) co...
cuissers
18
12
CUISSER, (Scots) a s...
cuitered
17
13
CUITER, (Scots) to w...
cuitikin
19
17
(Scots) a gaiter, al...
cuittled
19
14
CUITTLE, (Scots) to...
cuittles
19
13
CUITTLE, (Scots) to...
culchier
24
18
CULCHIE, (Irish) rus...
culchies
24
18
CULCHIE, a rustic, a...
culicids
23
17
CULICID, a mosquito,...
culicine
21
17
a mosquito of a grou...
culinary
24
16
pertaining to cooker...
cullings
21
17
CULLING, a selection...
cullions
19
15
CULLION, (archaic) a...
cullises
20
14
CULLIS, a strong bro...
cullying
27
19
CULLY, to cheat, dec...
cullyism
28
19
the state of being d...
culottes
18
13
CULOTTE, (French) a...
culpable
23
20
blameworthy [adj CUL...
culpably
30
22
CULPABLE, blameworth...
culprits
22
16
CULPRIT, one who is...
culshier
21
15
CULSHIE, rustic, boo...
culshies
21
15
CULSHIE, a person fr...
cultches
24
18
CULTCH, the flooring...
cultiest
19
13
CULTY, intended to a...
cultigen
19
16
a variety of plant o...
cultisms
21
16
CULTISM, devotion to...
cultists
20
13
CULTIST, a member of...
cultivar
21
17
a variety of plant o...
cultlike
21
18
like a cult [adj]
cultrate
18
13
shaped like a knife...
cultural
20
15
relating to culture...
cultured
19
15
CULTURE, to cultivat...
cultures
19
14
CULTURE, to cultivat...
cultuses
19
14
CULTUS, (Latin) a re...
culverin
20
18
a lightweight, porta...
culverts
21
17
CULVERT [n]
cumacean
19
19
a small crustacean l...
cumarins
18
16
CUMARIN, a chemical...
cumarone
16
16
a liquid derived fro...
cumbered
20
19
CUMBER, to burden [v...
cumberer
20
18
one who cumbers [n -...
cumbrous
21
19
hindering, obstructi...
cumbungi
22
22
(Native Australian)...
cumquats
27
25
CUMQUAT, (Chinese) a...
cumshaws
24
20
CUMSHAW, (Chinese) a...
cumulate
19
17
in a heap [adj CUMUL...
cumulets
20
17
CUMULET, a variety o...
cumulose
19
17
pertaining to clouds...
cumulous
20
18
like cumulus, a kind...
cunabula
19
18
the extant copies of...
cuneated
15
14
wedge-shaped, also C...
cuneatic
19
16
wedge-shaped, also C...
cunettes
16
13
CUNETTE, (French) a...
cuniform
20
19
a wedge-shaped scrip...
cunjevoi
20
26
(Native Australian)...
cunnings
17
17
CUNNING, skill in de...
cupboard
21
19
an item of furniture...
cupcakes
23
22
CUPCAKE, a small rou...
cupelers
20
16
CUPELER, one who ass...
cupeling
21
19
CUPEL, to refine gol...
cupelled
21
18
CUPEL, to refine gol...
cupeller
21
17
someone who cupels,...
cupgalls
23
19
CUPGALL, a cup-shape...
cupheads
21
18
CUPHEAD, a hemispher...
cupidity
27
18
avarice, greed [n CU...
cupolaed
19
17
CUPOLA, to furnish w...
cuppiest
22
18
CUPPY, cuplike [adj]
cuppings
23
21
CUPPING, in medicine...
cupreous
19
16
containing copper [a...
cuprites
20
15
CUPRITE, the ore of...
cupulate
20
17
cup-shaped, also CUP...
curacaos
19
15
CURACAO, a type of l...
curacies
20
15
CURACY, the office o...
curacoas
19
15
CURACOA, a type of l...
curarine
16
13
an alkaloid derivati...
curarise
17
12
to poison with curar...
curarize
20
21
to poison with curar...
curassow
20
15
a turkey-like bird,...
curating
18
15
CURATE, to act as a...
curation
16
13
the work of a curato...
curative
19
16
tending to cure, als...
curators
17
12
CURATOR, a person wh...
curatory
23
14
tending to cure [adj...
curatrix
24
19
(Latin) a female cur...
curbable
22
19
able to be curbed [a...
curbings
21
18
CURBING, a concrete...
curbless
21
16
without a curb [adj]
curbside
20
16
the side of a paveme...
curchefs
25
20
CURCHEF, a covering...
curculio
22
17
a kind of weevil [n...
curcumas
22
19
CURCUMA, any plant o...
curcumin
22
20
the saffron-yellow c...
curdiest
18
13
CURDY, having the te...
curdlers
19
14
CURDLER, something o...
curdling
20
17
CURDLE, to congeal,...
cureless
18
13
not curable [adj]
curetted
17
13
CURETTE, to scrape w...
curettes
17
12
CURETTE, to scrape w...
curlicue
22
17
to decorate with fan...
curliest
19
13
CURLY, tending to cu...
curlings
20
16
CURLING, a sport pla...
curlycue
28
19
a fancy twist or cur...
curniest
17
13
CURNY, granular, als...
currachs
23
17
CURRACH, (Irish) a l...
curraghs
21
16
CURRAGH, (Irish) a l...
currants
17
13
CURRANT, a small bla...
curranty
23
15
full of currants [ad...
currency
26
18
a monetary medium of...
currents
17
13
CURRENT, a continuou...
curricle
22
16
a two-wheeled open c...
curriers
18
12
CURRIER, a person wh...
curriery
24
14
the shop of a currie...
currying
25
17
the dressing of leat...
curseder
17
13
CURSED, wicked [adj]
cursedly
25
16
CURSED, wicked [adv]
cursillo
20
14
(tradename) a type o...
cursings
19
15
CURSING, the act of...
cursitor
18
12
(obsolete) a clerk o...
cursives
20
16
CURSIVE, a flowing s...
cursores
17
12
in old classificatio...
curtails
19
13
CURTAIL, to cut shor...
curtains
17
13
CURTAIN, to furnish...
curtalax
24
20
a short broadsword,...
curtanas
16
13
CURTANA, a sword wit...
curtaxes
23
19
CURTAXE, (archaic) a...
curtness
17
13
the quality of being...
curtseys
24
14
CURTSEY, to bow poli...
curtsied
18
13
CURTSY, to bow polit...
curtsies
18
12
CURTSY, to bow polit...
curvated
19
17
bent in a regular fo...
curvedly
27
20
CURVED [adv]
curveted
19
17
CURVET, to leap, fri...
curviest
20
16
CURVEY, curved, also...
curvital
21
17
of curvature [adj]
cuscuses
21
16
CUSCUS, an arboreal...
cushiest
20
14
CUSHY, (colloquial)...
cushions
19
15
CUSHION, to pad with...
cushiony
25
17
like a cushion [adj]
cuspated
19
16
having a point [adj]
cuspidal
21
17
having a cusp [adj]
cuspides
20
16
CUSPIS, (Latin) a po...
cuspidor
20
16
(Portuguese) a spitt...
cuspiest
20
15
CUSPY, of a computer...
cussedly
25
16
CUSSED [adv]
cussword
21
16
a swearword [n -S]
custards
18
13
CUSTARD, a mixture o...
custardy
24
15
like a custard [adj]
custocks
22
19
CUSTOCK, (Scots) a c...
custodes
17
13
CUSTODE, a person wh...
customed
18
16
usual [adj]
customer
18
15
one who buys somethi...
custrels
19
13
CUSTREL, (historical...
custumal
20
17
a written record or...
cutaways
26
17
CUTAWAY, a type of c...
cutbacks
24
22
CUTBACK, a reduction...
cutbanks
20
20
CUTBANK, a steep str...
cutblock
25
23
a limited area autho...
cutchery
29
19
a judicial office in...
cutdowns
20
17
CUTDOWN, a reduction...
cuteness
16
13
the quality of being...
cutesier
17
12
CUTESY, (US) affecte...
cutglass
20
15
made of cut glass, i...
cutgrass
19
14
a kind of swamp gras...
cuticles
22
16
CUTICLE, any of vari...
cuticula
22
17
the outer hard cover...
cutikins
19
17
CUTIKIN, (Scots) a g...
cutinise
17
13
to become coated wit...
cutinize
20
22
to become coated wit...
cutlases
18
13
CUTLAS, a curved, on...
cutlette
18
13
a breaded patty of c...
cutlines
18
14
CUTLINE, (US) a capt...
cutovers
19
16
CUTOVER, (US) land c...
cutpurse
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cuttable
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cuttiest
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cuttings
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cuttling
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cutwater
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cutworks
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cutworms
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cuvettes
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cwtching
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cyanamid
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the amide of cyanoge...
cyanates
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cyanided
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CYANIDE, to treat an...
cyanides
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CYANIDE, to treat an...
cyanines
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CYANINE, a blue dye,...
cyanised
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CYANISE, to turn int...
cyanises
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CYANISE, to turn int...
cyanites
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CYANITE, a mineral,...
cyanitic
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of or like cyanite,...
cyanized
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CYANIZE, to turn int...
cyanizes
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CYANIZE, to turn int...
cyanogen
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a compound of carbon...
cyanosed
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cyanoses
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cyanosis
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bluish discoloration...
cyanotic
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cyanuret
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(obsolete) cyanide [...
cyathium
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cyberpet
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a computer simulated...
cybersex
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sexual communication...
cyberwar
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crippling an enemy s...
cycasins
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cyclamen
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a primulaceous flowe...
cyclases
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cyclecar
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a type of motor vehi...
cycleway
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a path reserved for...
cyclical
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relating to a cycle...
cyclicly
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CYCLIC, moving in co...
cyclings
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CYCLING, the act of...
cyclised
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CYCLISE, to form one...
cyclises
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CYCLISE, to form one...
cyclists
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CYCLIST, one who rid...
cyclitol
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an alicyclic compoun...
cyclized
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CYCLIZE, to form one...
cyclizes
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CYCLIZE, to form one...
cycloids
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CYCLOID, a curve tra...
cyclonal
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relating to a cyclon...
cyclones
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cyclonic
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cyclopes
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cyclopic
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like a cyclops [adj]
cycloses
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cyclosis
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the circulation of c...
cycluses
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CYCLUS, a cycle of m...
cylinder
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to provide with a tu...
cymatics
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the therapeutic use...
cymatium
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a curved moulding, a...
cymbaler
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one who plays the cy...
cymbalom
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a kind of Hungarian...
cymbalos
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CYMBALO, (Italian) t...
cymbidia
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CYMBIDIUM, a kind of...
cymbling
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a variety of squash,...
cymlings
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CYMLING, a variety o...
cymogene
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a volatile compound...
cymosely
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CYMOSE, resembling a...
cynanche
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any inflammatory dis...
cynicism
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suspicion of human n...
cynodont
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a carnivorous mammal...
cynosure
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a centre of attracti...
cyphered
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CYPHER, to write in...
cypreses
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CYPRES, the legal do...
cyprians
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CYPRIAN, a lewd woma...
cyprides
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CYPRIS, a type of ba...
cyprines
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CYPRINE, a type of s...
cyprinid
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relating to the carp...
cypruses
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CYPRUS, (obsolete) a...
cypselae
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CYPSELA, the fruit o...
cysteine
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an amino acid that o...
cysteins
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CYSTEIN, an amino ac...
cystines
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CYSTINE, a sulphur-c...
cystitis
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inflammation of the...
cystoids
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CYSTOID, a cyst-like...
cytaster
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a structure formed i...
cytidine
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a compound containin...
cytisine
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an alkaloid found in...
cytogeny
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the formation of cel...
cytokine
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a protein chemical m...
cytology
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a study of cells [n...
cytosine
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one of the nitrogen-...
cytosols
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CYTOSOL, the fluid p...
cytosome
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the part of a cell o...
czardoms
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CZARDOM, the domain...
czarevna
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the daughter of a cz...
czarinas
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CZARINA, the wife of...
czarisms
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CZARISM, government...
czarists
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CZARIST, a supporter...
czaritsa
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the wife of a czar,...
czaritza
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the wife of a czar,...
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