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caatingas
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CAATINGA, in Brazil,...
cabaletta
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(Italian) a simple o...
cabalette
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16
CABALETTA, (Italian)...
cabalisms
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CABALISM, a sect bas...
cabalists
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CABALIST, someone wh...
caballero
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(Spanish) a Spanish...
caballers
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CABALLER, one who ca...
caballine
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pertaining to or sui...
caballing
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20
CABAL, to conspire [...
cabbaging
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23
CABBAGE, to steal or...
cabbalahs
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21
CABBALAH, a Jewish d...
cabbalism
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a sect based on cabb...
cabbalist
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one who practices ca...
cabdriver
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one who drives a cab...
cabernets
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CABERNET, (French) a...
cabestros
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CABESTRO, (Spanish)...
cabezones
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CABEZONE, (Spanish)...
cabinetry
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cabinetwork [n CABIN...
cabinmate
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one who shares a cab...
cablecast
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to broadcast on cabl...
cablegram
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a message sent by a...
cableways
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CABLEWAY, a structur...
cabobbing
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24
CABOB, to skewer [v]
caboceers
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18
CABOCEER, a West Afr...
cabochons
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CABOCHON, (French) a...
caboodles
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CABOODLE, a crowd or...
cabotages
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CABOTAGE, shipping a...
cabrestas
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CABRESTA, a lasso, a...
cabrestos
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CABRESTO, a lasso, a...
cabrettas
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15
CABRETTA, (Spanish)...
cabrillas
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CABRILLA, a name app...
cabrioles
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CABRIOLE, (French) a...
cabriolet
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(French) a kind of t...
cabstands
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17
CABSTAND, a place wh...
cacafogos
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CACAFOGO, (Spanish)...
cacafuego
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21
(Spanish) a spitfire...
cachaemia
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(archaic) a degenera...
cachaemic
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(archaic) relating t...
cachalots
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18
CACHALOT, a large wh...
cachectic
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relating to cachexy,...
cachepots
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20
CACHEPOT, (French) a...
cacheting
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CACHET, to print a d...
cachexias
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24
CACHEXIA, general il...
cachexies
29
24
CACHEXY, general ill...
cacholong
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21
(French) an opaque o...
cacholots
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18
CACHOLOT, a large wh...
cachuchas
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23
CACHUCHA, (Spanish)...
caciquism
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government by a caci...
cacodemon
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(Greek) an evil spir...
cacodylic
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22
of, pertaining to, o...
cacoepies
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18
CACOEPY, a wrong pro...
cacoethes
22
17
(Greek) an insatiabl...
cacoethic
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20
relating to cacoethe...
cacogenic
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21
reducing the quality...
cacomixle
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26
a North American car...
cacomixls
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26
CACOMIXL, a North Am...
cacophony
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23
the harsh joining of...
cacotopia
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18
a state in which eve...
cactiform
25
21
cactus-shaped [adj]
cacuminal
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21
pronounced with the...
cadasters
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13
CADASTER, a public r...
cadastral
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14
of or relating to a...
cadastres
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13
CADASTRE, a public r...
cadaveric
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20
of or resembling a c...
caddisfly
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20
any small mothlike i...
caddishly
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19
CADDISH, like a cad;...
caddysses
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16
CADDYSS, (Shakespear...
cadencies
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17
CADENCY, the status...
cadencing
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CADENCE, to make rhy...
cadential
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15
relating to a cadenc...
cadetship
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18
the position, rank,...
cadranses
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CADRANS, an instrume...
caecilian
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a tropical burrowing...
caerulean
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15
sky-blue; dark blue;...
caesarean
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relating to a birth...
caesarian
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13
relating to a birth...
caesarism
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imperialism [n -S]
caestuses
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13
CAESTUS, a hand cove...
cafeteria
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a restaurant where c...
cafetiere
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(French) a type of c...
cafetoria
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15
CAFETORIUM, a large...
caffeines
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19
CAFFEINE, a bitter a...
caffeinic
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of or containing caf...
caffeisms
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21
CAFFEISM, an addicti...
cagelings
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18
CAGELING, a caged bi...
cageworks
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21
CAGEWORK, open work...
cageyness
24
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the quality of being...
cagmagged
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CAGMAG, to chat idly...
caillachs
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CAILLACH, (Gaelic) a...
cailleach
25
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(Gaelic) an old woma...
cailliach
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19
(Gaelic) an old woma...
caimacams
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21
CAIMACAM, (Turkish)...
cairngorm
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18
(Gaelic) a yellow-br...
cairniest
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CAIRNY, relating to...
cakeboxes
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CAKEBOX, a container...
cakeholes
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CAKEHOLE, a person's...
cakewalks
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CAKEWALK, to step st...
calabazas
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CALABAZA, a variety...
calabogus
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a Canadian drink of...
calaboose
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(Spanish) a prison,...
calabrese
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(Italian) a variety...
caladiums
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18
CALADIUM, any tropic...
calamanco
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a glossy woollen stu...
calamaris
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CALAMARI, (Italian)...
calamatas
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CALAMATA, a black ol...
calamined
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CALAMINE, to apply a...
calamines
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CALAMINE, to apply a...
calamints
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CALAMINT, a genus of...
calamites
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CALAMITE, a reedlike...
calamuses
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CALAMUS, (Latin) a q...
calandria
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(Spanish) a sealed v...
calanthes
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CALANTHE, (Greek) an...
calatheas
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CALATHEA, a showy in...
calavance
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a kind of pulse, als...
calcaneal
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pertaining to the ca...
calcanean
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pertaining to the ca...
calcaneum
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(Latin) one of the b...
calcaneus
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(Latin) one of the b...
calcarate
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relating to a calcar...
calcarine
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pertaining to, or si...
calceated
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CALCEATE, to shoe [v...
calceates
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CALCEATE, to shoe [v...
calcedony
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a form of quartz, mi...
calcicole
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20
a plant thriving on...
calcified
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CALCIFY, to convert...
calcifies
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CALCIFY, to convert...
calcifuge
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a plant that will no...
calcimine
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(tradename) a kind o...
calcining
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CALCINE, to reduce t...
calcretes
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CALCRETE, a composit...
calcspars
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CALCSPAR, a mineral,...
calctufas
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CALCTUFA, a rock mad...
calctuffs
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CALCTUFF, a general...
calculary
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of or pertaining to...
calculate
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to count or reckon [...
calculose
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of or pertaining to...
calculous
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of or pertaining to...
caldarium
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(Latin) a hot room i...
calefying
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CALEFY, to make warm...
calembour
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(French) a pun [n -S...
calendars
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CALENDAR, to schedul...
calenders
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CALENDER, to smooth...
calendrer
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a person who calende...
calendric
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relating to the cale...
calendula
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(Latin) a marigold [...
calenture
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(historical) sunstro...
calescent
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increasing in heat [...
calfdozer
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a small bulldozer [n...
calfhoods
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CALFHOOD, the state...
calflicks
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CALFLICK, a cowlick...
calfskins
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CALFSKIN, the skin o...
caliatour
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an old term for a tr...
calibered
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having a given calib...
calibrate
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to determine true va...
calicular
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like a calicle, a ro...
califates
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CALIFATE, (Arabic) t...
califonts
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CALIFONT, (tradename...
calimocho
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21
a cocktail popular i...
caliology
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18
the study of bird's...
calipered
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CALIPER, to measure...
caliphate
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18
(Arabic) the office...
calisayas
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CALISAYA, the medici...
callaides
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CALLAIS, (Greek) a g...
callaloos
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CALLALOO, (Spanish)...
callalous
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CALLALOU, (Spanish)...
callbacks
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CALLBACK, a recall o...
callboard
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18
a noticeboard listin...
callidity
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shrewdness [n CALLID...
calligram
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a design using the l...
calliopes
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CALLIOPE, a keyboard...
callipash
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a part of a turtle w...
callipees
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CALLIPEE, a part of...
callipers
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CALLIPER, to measure...
callosity
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a hardening and thic...
calloused
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CALLOUS, to make or...
callouses
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CALLOUS, to make or...
callously
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CALLOUS, unfeeling [...
callowest
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CALLOW, immature [ad...
calltimes
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CALLTIME, time avail...
callusing
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18
CALLUS, to form a ha...
calmative
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20
having a calming eff...
calmingly
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in a way which calms...
calmstane
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a white argillaceous...
calmstone
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(Scots) a white argi...
calorific
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of, pertaining to, o...
calorised
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CALORISE, to coat st...
calorises
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CALORISE, to coat st...
calorists
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CALORIST, a person w...
calorized
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CALORIZE, to coat st...
calorizes
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CALORIZE, to coat st...
calotypes
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CALOTYPE, an early t...
calthrops
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18
CALTHROP, a device w...
calumnied
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CALUMNY, to utter fa...
calumnies
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18
CALUMNY [n]
calutrons
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CALUTRON, a mass spe...
calvarial
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relating to the calv...
calvarian
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18
relating to the calv...
calvarias
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CALVARIA, CALVARIUM,...
calvaries
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17
CALVARY, a place or...
calvarium
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21
the dome of the skul...
calvering
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20
CALVER, to prepare f...
calvities
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17
(Latin) baldness [n...
calycinal
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of or pertaining to...
calycular
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of or like a calycul...
calycules
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20
CALYCULE, a cuplike...
calyculus
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a small, cup-shaped...
calypsoes
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CALYPSO, a West Indi...
calyptera
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a hood or hoodlike s...
calypters
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18
CALYPTER, a hood or...
calyptras
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18
CALYPTRA, a hood or...
camanachd
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(Gaelic) the game of...
camarilla
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(Spanish) a group of...
cambering
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a type of rock-foldi...
cambiform
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shaped like cambium,...
cambistry
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the science of finan...
cambogias
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20
CAMBOGIA, a yellow g...
cambooses
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CAMBOOSE, a cabin bu...
camcorded
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CAMCORD, to videotap...
camcorder
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19
a portable video cam...
camelback
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an inferior grade of...
cameleers
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CAMELEER, a camel dr...
cameleons
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CAMELEON, a small Af...
camelhair
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18
a material made from...
camelines
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CAMELINE, a material...
camellias
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CAMELLIA, an evergre...
camellike
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21
like a camel [adj]
cameloids
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CAMELOID, a member o...
camelries
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CAMELRY, troops moun...
cameraman
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one who works with a...
cameramen
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CAMERAMAN, one who w...
camerated
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chambered, vaulted,...
camisades
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CAMISADE, an attack...
camisados
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CAMISADO, an attack...
camisoles
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CAMISOLE, a loose un...
camomiles
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CAMOMILE, a creeping...
camorrist
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a member of a camorr...
camouflet
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20
(French) a mine used...
campagnas
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CAMPAGNA, an open le...
campaigns
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21
CAMPAIGN, to conduct...
campanero
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19
(Spanish) the bellbi...
campanile
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20
(Italian) a freestan...
campanili
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20
CAMPANILE, (Italian)...
campanist
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19
a person with an exp...
campanula
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21
(Latin) a member of...
campcraft
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knowledge of how to...
campeachy
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as in campeachy wood...
campeador
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(Spanish) a champion...
camperies
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18
CAMPERY, being camp...
campesino
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19
(Spanish) a Latin Am...
campfires
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21
CAMPFIRE, a fire to...
camphanes
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CAMPHANE, a type of...
camphenes
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21
CAMPHENE, an explosi...
camphines
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21
CAMPHINE, an explosi...
camphires
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20
CAMPHIRE, an old spe...
camphones
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21
CAMPHONE, a combined...
camphoric
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23
pertaining to campho...
campiness
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being camp [n -ES]
campodeid
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a primitive wingless...
camporees
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18
CAMPOREE, a gatherin...
campshirt
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a short-sleeved shir...
campsites
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CAMPSITE, an area su...
campstool
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19
a small canvas stool...
campusing
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22
CAMPUS, to restrict...
camshafts
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CAMSHAFT, a shaft fi...
camstairy
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17
(Scots) perverse, un...
camstanes
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CAMSTANE, a type of...
camsteary
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17
(Scots) perverse, un...
camstones
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CAMSTONE, (Scots) a...
camwhored
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CAMWHORE, to perform...
camwhores
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CAMWHORE, to perform...
canaigres
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CANAIGRE, (Spanish)...
canailles
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CANAILLE, (French) r...
canalboat
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a boat used on canal...
canalised
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CANALISE, to dig an...
canalises
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CANALISE, to dig an...
canalized
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CANALIZE, to dig an...
canalizes
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CANALIZE, to dig an...
canallers
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15
CANALLER, a freight...
canalling
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18
CANAL, to dig an art...
canarying
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18
CANARY, to prance ab...
canasters
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13
CANASTER, a kind of...
cancelbot
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20
a computer program t...
canceleer
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17
(Scott) the turn of...
cancelers
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17
CANCELER, one who ca...
cancelier
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17
(Scott) the turn of...
canceling
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20
CANCEL, to cause not...
cancelled
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19
CANCEL, to cause not...
canceller
22
18
one who cancels, als...
cancerate
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16
to grow into a cance...
cancerous
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17
afflicted with a can...
cancroids
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17
CANCROID, a type of...
candidacy
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20
the state of being a...
candidate
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15
a person who seeks o...
candidest
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15
CANDID, frank and si...
candlelit
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16
illuminated by candl...
candlenut
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17
the oil-yielding fru...
candlepin
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19
a slender bowling pi...
candygram
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21
a message accompanie...
candytuft
27
20
a cruciferous plant...
canebrake
19
20
a thicket of canes [...
canefruit
20
17
fruit borne upon can...
canegrubs
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19
CANEGRUB, any of var...
canellini
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16
(Italian) the white...
canephora
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18
(Greek) a sculpted f...
canephore
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18
(Greek) a sculpted f...
canephors
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18
CANEPHOR, (Greek) a...
canescent
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hoary; tending to be...
canewares
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16
CANEWARE, articles m...
canfields
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CANFIELD, a card gam...
canicular
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18
pertaining to the do...
canistels
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CANISTEL, a Caribbea...
canisters
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CANISTER, to put in...
cankering
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CANKER, to affect wi...
cankerous
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afflicted with a can...
cannabins
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CANNABIN, a resin ex...
canneloni
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(Italian) pasta in t...
cannelons
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CANNELON, a stuffed...
cannelure
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(French) a groove or...
canneries
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CANNERY, a place whe...
cannibals
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CANNIBAL, one who ea...
cannikins
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CANNIKIN, a small ca...
canniness
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the state of being c...
cannister
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14
a small container, u...
cannonade
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an attack with heavy...
cannoneer
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15
a soldier who manage...
cannonier
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a soldier who manage...
cannoning
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CANNON, to collide w...
cannulate
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to insert a cannula...
canoeable
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navigable by canoe [...
canoeings
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CANOEING, the act of...
canoeists
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CANOEIST, one who en...
canoewood
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another name for the...
canonical
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included in a standa...
canonised
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CANONISE, to declare...
canoniser
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one who canonises, a...
canonises
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CANONISE, to declare...
canonists
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CANONIST, a speciali...
canonized
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CANONIZE, to declare...
canonizer
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one who canonises, a...
canonizes
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CANONIZE, to declare...
canonries
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CANONRY, the benefic...
canoodled
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CANOODLE, to kiss an...
canoodler
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15
one who canoodles [n...
canoodles
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15
CANOODLE, to kiss an...
canopying
26
21
CANOPY, to cover fro...
cansticks
23
20
CANSTICK, (Shakespea...
cantabank
19
21
(Italian) a strollin...
cantabile
20
17
(Italian) in a melod...
cantaloup
20
18
(Italian) a small mu...
cantering
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16
CANTER, to ride a ho...
cantharid
20
16
a beetle with an elo...
cantharis
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15
a beetle with an elo...
cantharus
20
16
a large two-handled...
canthitis
21
15
inflammation of the...
canthooks
20
19
CANTHOOK, a metal ho...
canticles
22
17
CANTICLE, a nonmetri...
canticoed
20
17
CANTICO, to dance as...
canticoys
27
18
CANTICOY, to dance a...
canticums
23
20
CANTICUM, a canticle...
cantilena
17
15
(Italian) a smooth,...
cantiness
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14
(Scots) cheerfulness...
cantingly
26
19
CANTING, whining, pr...
cantoning
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17
CANTON, to divide in...
cantonise
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14
to divide (a town et...
cantonize
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to divide (a town et...
cantorial
18
14
located on the north...
cantraips
20
16
CANTRAIP, (Scots) a...
canulated
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16
CANULATE, to insert...
canulates
18
15
CANULATE, to insert...
canvasers
19
17
CANVASER, one who go...
canvasing
20
20
CANVAS, to examine t...
canvassed
19
18
CANVASS, to examine...
canvasser
19
17
one who goes from do...
canvasses
19
17
CANVASS, to examine...
canyoneer
21
16
a canyon explorer [n...
canyoning
23
19
the sport of going d...
canzonets
19
23
CANZONET, a short so...
capablest
23
19
CAPABLE, competent [...
capacious
23
19
roomy [adj CAPACIOUS...
capacitor
23
18
an electrical device...
caparison
19
16
an ornamented coveri...
capelines
20
17
CAPELINE, a small ir...
capellets
22
17
CAPELLET, a swelling...
capelline
21
18
a small iron skullca...
capellini
22
18
(Italian) a type of...
capeskins
21
20
CAPESKIN, a type of...
capeworks
24
22
CAPEWORK, a matador'...
capillary
29
19
any of the extremely...
capitally
29
19
CAPITAL, excellent [...
capitanos
19
16
CAPITANO, (Italian)...
capitated
20
16
having fixed upper l...
capitates
20
15
CAPITATE, a bone of...
capitayns
26
18
CAPITAYN, (Spenser)...
capitella
22
17
CAPITULUM, a flower...
capitular
22
17
relating or belongin...
capitulum
24
21
a flower cluster as...
capmakers
22
22
CAPMAKER, one that m...
capocchia
28
23
(Shakespeare) a simp...
capoeiras
19
15
CAPOEIRA, a martial...
caponatas
18
16
CAPONATA, (Italian)...
caponiere
18
16
(French) a work made...
caponiers
19
16
CAPONIER, (French) a...
caponised
19
17
CAPONISE, to castrat...
caponises
19
16
CAPONISE, to castrat...
caponized
22
26
CAPONIZE, to castrat...
caponizes
22
25
CAPONIZE, to castrat...
capotasto
19
15
(Italian) a moveable...
capotting
21
18
CAPOT, to win all th...
capouches
25
21
CAPOUCH, a cloak hoo...
capriccio
27
21
a free form musical...
caprified
23
19
CAPRIFY, to cultivat...
caprifies
23
18
CAPRIFY, to cultivat...
caprifigs
25
20
CAPRIFIG, the goat-f...
caprifoil
24
19
(Spenser) honeysuckl...
caprifole
23
19
honeysuckle, also CA...
capriform
24
21
goatlike [adj]
caprioled
21
17
CAPRIOLE, to make su...
caprioles
21
16
CAPRIOLE, to make su...
caproates
19
15
CAPROATE, a salt of...
caprylate
27
18
a salt of caprylic a...
capsaicin
23
19
a cyclic amide respo...
capsicins
24
19
CAPSICIN, a liquid u...
capsicums
26
22
CAPSICUM, a plant yi...
capsizals
25
25
CAPSIZAL, the overtu...
capsizing
25
27
CAPSIZE, to overturn...
capsomere
20
18
any of the protein u...
capsomers
21
18
CAPSOMER, a protein...
capstones
19
16
CAPSTONE, the horizo...
capsulary
28
19
of or pertaining to...
capsulate
21
17
contained in or made...
capsuling
23
20
CAPSULE, to condense...
capsulise
22
17
to condense, to encl...
capsulize
25
26
to condense, to encl...
captaincy
29
21
the rank or conditio...
captained
19
17
CAPTAIN, to lead or...
captainry
26
18
the rank or conditio...
captioned
19
17
CAPTION, to provide...
captivate
22
19
to charm, fascinate...
captiving
24
22
CAPTIVE, to make a p...
captivity
30
21
the state of being c...
captopril
24
19
an antihypertensive...
capturers
21
16
CAPTURER, one who ca...
capturing
22
19
CAPTURE, to take by...
capuccios
27
22
CAPUCCIO, (Spenser)...
capuchins
26
22
CAPUCHIN, a South Am...
capybaras
28
20
CAPYBARA, (Tupi) a l...
carabiner
19
16
(German) a steel lin...
carabines
19
16
CARABINE, a rifle wi...
caracaras
20
15
CARACARA, (Spanish)...
caracoled
21
17
CARACOLE, to perform...
caracoler
21
16
one who caracoles [n...
caracoles
21
16
CARACOLE, to perform...
caraganas
17
15
CARAGANA, any of a g...
carageens
17
15
CARAGEEN, (Irish) a...
carambola
21
19
(Portuguese) a small...
carambole
21
19
(French) to make a c...
carangids
19
16
CARANGID, a marine f...
carangoid
18
16
any spiny-finned mar...
carapaced
22
19
having a carapace [a...
carapaces
22
18
CARAPACE, the shell...
carapaxes
25
22
CARAPAX, a hard, pro...
carassows
21
15
CARASSOW, a quail-li...
caravance
21
20
a kind of pulse, als...
caravaned
18
18
CARAVAN, to travel i...
caravaner
18
17
one who travels by c...
caravelle
21
18
a small light fast s...
carbachol
26
21
a synthetic drug use...
carbamate
20
18
a salt or ester of c...
carbamide
21
19
the technical name f...
carbamino
20
19
relating to any of t...
carbamoyl
28
21
a radical derived fr...
carbamyls
29
21
CARBAMYL, a radical...
carbanion
18
17
an ion carrying a ne...
carbaryls
28
18
CARBARYL, a salt or...
carbazole
23
25
a chemical compound...
carbineer
19
16
a soldier armed with...
carbinier
20
16
a soldier armed with...
carbinols
21
17
CARBINOL, a monohydr...
carbolics
25
19
CARBOLIC, an acidic...
carbolise
21
16
to treat or disinfec...
carbolize
24
25
to treat or disinfec...
carbonade
18
17
(Spanish) flesh, fow...
carbonado
18
17
(Spanish) to broil o...
carbonara
18
16
(Italian) a pasta sa...
carbonate
18
16
a salt of carbonic a...
carbonise
19
16
to turn into carbon,...
carbonium
21
20
a type of positively...
carbonize
22
25
to turn into carbon,...
carbonous
19
17
containing carbon [a...
carbonyls
27
19
CARBONYL, the divale...
carboxyls
34
25
CARBOXYL, a univalen...
carbuncle
24
21
a fiery-red precious...
carburate
20
16
to combine with carb...
carburets
21
16
CARBURET, to combine...
carburise
21
16
to combine with carb...
carburize
24
25
to combine with carb...
carcajous
23
25
CARCAJOU, a mustelin...
carcanets
20
16
CARCANET, (obsolete)...
carcasing
22
18
CARCASE, to put a ca...
carcassed
21
16
CARCASS, to put a fr...
carcasses
21
15
CARCASS, to put a fr...
carcinoid
21
17
a benign or malignan...
carcinoma
21
19
(Greek) a cancer [n...
cardamine
18
17
(Greek) a genus of c...
cardamoms
20
19
CARDAMOM, a spice co...
cardamons
18
17
CARDAMON, a spice co...
cardamums
21
20
CARDAMUM, a spice co...
cardboard
20
17
a thin, stiff, finel...
cardcases
21
16
CARDCASE, a case or...
cardecues
21
17
CARDECUE, an old Fre...
cardiacal
22
17
related to the heart...
cardialgy
27
18
heartburn, also CARD...
cardigans
19
16
CARDIGAN, a woollen...
cardinals
19
15
CARDINAL, a bright r...
cardioids
19
14
CARDIOID, a heart-sh...
cardphone
21
19
a public telephone f...
cardpunch
26
23
a machine which perf...
cardsharp
23
18
one who engages in s...
carduuses
19
15
CARDUUS, (Shakespear...
careenage
16
15
a place where ships...
careeners
16
13
CAREENER, one who ca...
careening
17
16
CAREEN, to turn (a s...
careerers
17
12
CAREERER, one who ca...
careering
18
15
CAREER, to go at ful...
careerism
19
15
intentness on one's...
careerist
18
12
one intent on his ow...
carefully
29
20
CAREFUL, cautious [a...
caregiver
21
18
one who looks after...
carelines
18
14
CARELINE, a telephon...
caressers
18
12
CARESSER, one who ca...
caressing
19
15
touching lovingly [a...
caressive
20
16
of or like a caress...
caretaken
17
17
CARETAKE, to take ca...
caretaker
18
16
someone put in charg...
caretakes
18
16
CARETAKE, to take ca...
carewares
20
15
CAREWARE, computer s...
carfuffle
26
23
(Scots) a commotion...
carhopped
24
21
CARHOP, to work as a...
cariacous
21
16
CARIACOU, an America...
carillons
20
15
CARILLON, to play a...
carinated
17
14
shaped like the prow...
cariosity
25
14
the state of being c...
caritases
18
12
CARITAS, love for al...
caritates
18
12
CARITAS, love for al...
carjacked
24
29
CARJACK, to hijack a...
carjacker
24
28
one who steals cars...
carjacous
23
25
CARJACOU, an America...
carmakers
20
19
CARMAKER, an automob...
carmelite
20
16
a fine woollen fabri...
carnahuba
21
19
(Tupi) a Brazilian p...
carnalise
18
14
to sensualise, also...
carnalism
20
17
the state of being c...
carnalist
19
14
a sensualist [n -S]
carnality
25
16
the state of being c...
carnalize
21
23
to sensualise, also...
carnalled
19
16
CARNAL, to act carna...
carnaroli
18
14
(Italian) a variety...
carnation
16
14
a double-flowering c...
carnaubas
19
17
CARNAUBA, (Tupi) a B...
carnelian
17
15
a dull red or reddis...
carneying
24
18
CARNEY, to coax, als...
carnified
20
17
CARNIFY, to form fle...
carnifies
20
16
CARNIFY, to form fle...
carnitine
17
14
a betaine in meat [n...
carnivals
21
18
CARNIVAL, a travelli...
carnivora
19
17
an order of flesh-ea...
carnivore
19
17
an animal or plant t...
carnivory
26
19
the state of being a...
carnosaur
17
14
a meat-eating dinosa...
carnosity
24
15
a fleshy excrescence...
carnotite
17
13
a yellow uranium ore...
caroaches
22
17
CAROACH, a stately c...
carolings
20
16
CAROLING, singing ca...
carollers
20
14
CAROLLER, one who si...
carolling
21
17
singing carols, also...
caroluses
19
14
CAROLUS, a former En...
carotenes
16
13
CAROTENE, any of a n...
carotidal
19
14
relating to the caro...
carousals
19
14
CAROUSAL, a boistero...
carousels
19
14
CAROUSEL, (French) a...
carousers
18
13
CAROUSER, one who ca...
carousing
19
16
making merry [adj CA...
carpaccio
26
21
(Italian) an hors-d'...
carpenter
19
16
a person skilled in...
carpentry
26
18
the craft of working...
carpetbag
23
20
a travelling-bag mad...
carpeting
21
18
CARPET, to cover a f...
carphones
21
18
CARPHONE, a phone fo...
carpingly
29
21
CARPING, complaining...
carpology
28
20
the study of fruits...
carpooled
20
17
CARPOOL, to take tur...
carpooler
20
16
one who shares a car...
carrageen
17
15
a kind of dark red,...
carraways
27
17
CARRAWAY, an umbelli...
carrefour
20
16
(French) a crossroad...
carriages
19
14
CARRIAGE, a wheeled...
carrioles
19
13
CARRIOLE, a small op...
carroches
23
17
CARROCH, a stately c...
carroming
20
18
CARROM, to collide w...
carronade
16
14
(historical) a short...
carrotier
18
12
CARROTY, like or tas...
carrotins
18
13
CARROTIN, a plant pi...
carrottop
20
15
(colloquial) a redhe...
carrousel
19
14
a merry-go-round; a...
carryalls
27
16
CARRYALL, a light fo...
carryback
31
24
in accounting, a los...
carrycots
28
17
CARRYCOT, a cot for...
carryouts
25
15
CARRYOUT, a takeout...
carryover
26
18
in accounting, a pay...
carrytale
25
15
(Shakespeare) a tale...
carshared
20
15
CARSHARE, to share a...
carshares
20
14
CARSHARE, to share a...
carspiels
22
16
CARSPIEL, a curling...
cartelise
19
13
to make into a carte...
cartelism
21
16
the system of having...
cartelist
20
13
a member of a cartel...
cartelize
22
22
to make into a carte...
carthorse
20
14
a horse used to draw...
cartilage
20
15
gristle, a firm pear...
cartloads
19
14
CARTLOAD, a much as...
cartogram
20
17
a map with diagramma...
cartology
26
17
the science of maps...
cartonage
17
15
(French) papyrus or...
cartoning
18
16
CARTON, to pack in a...
cartooned
16
14
CARTOON, to sketch a...
cartopper
22
18
something suitable f...
cartouche
23
18
(French) in Egyptian...
cartridge
20
15
a case containing th...
cartroads
18
13
CARTROAD, a road use...
cartulary
26
16
a keeper of monastic...
cartwheel
24
18
a sideways somersaul...
carucages
22
18
CARUCAGE, a feudal t...
carucates
21
16
CARUCATE, (historica...
caruncles
22
18
CARUNCLE, any fleshy...
carvacrol
24
20
a thick oily liquid...
carveries
20
16
CARVERY, a type of b...
carwashes
23
17
CARWASH, an establis...
caryatids
25
15
CARYATID, a draped f...
caryopses
26
17
CARYOPSIS, a dry ind...
caryopsis
27
17
a dry indehiscent fr...
caryotins
24
15
CARYOTIN, the nuclea...
cascabels
24
19
CASCABEL, the rear p...
cascables
24
19
CASCABLE, the rear p...
cascading
22
19
CASCADE, to fall lik...
cascadura
21
17
a type of catfish ha...
caschroms
25
20
CASCHROM, a spade wi...
caseating
18
15
CASEATE, to become c...
caseation
16
13
a degeneration of an...
casebooks
20
19
CASEBOOK, a law text...
casebound
19
18
of a book, bound in...
casefying
27
20
CASEFY, to become or...
caseinate
16
13
a compound of casein...
caseloads
18
14
CASELOAD, the number...
casemaker
19
19
a person who makes c...
casemated
18
16
furnished with, prot...
casemates
18
15
CASEMATE, a bombproo...
casements
18
16
CASEMENT, a vertical...
casemixes
25
22
CASEMIX, a database...
casevaced
22
20
CASEVAC, to evacuate...
caseworks
22
19
CASEWORK, a form of...
caseworms
22
18
CASEWORM, a caddiswo...
cashbacks
27
24
CASHBACK, getting ca...
cashbooks
23
21
CASHBOOK, a book of...
cashboxes
28
24
CASHBOX, a container...
cashiered
20
15
CASHIER, to dismiss...
cashierer
20
14
one who cashiers [n...
cashmeres
21
17
CASHMERE, a soft twi...
cashpoint
22
18
(tradename) a bank t...
casimeres
19
15
CASIMERE, a twilled...
casimires
20
15
CASIMIRE, a twilled...
casketing
20
19
CASKET, to place in...
caskstand
19
18
a stand for casks [n...
cassareep
19
15
(Tupi) the juice of...
cassation
17
13
annulment; in French...
casserole
18
13
a stewpan; a covered...
cassettes
18
12
CASSETTE, a small ca...
cassimere
19
15
a twilled cloth of t...
cassingle
20
16
a prerecorded casset...
cassiopes
20
15
CASSIOPE, an evergre...
cassocked
22
20
wearing a cassock [a...
cassonade
16
14
(French) unrefined c...
cassoulet
19
14
(French) a French st...
cassowary
27
17
any large flightless...
castanets
17
13
CASTANET, a rhythm i...
castaways
27
17
CASTAWAY, an outcast...
casteisms
20
15
CASTEISM, the caste...
casteless
19
13
without caste [adj]
castellan
19
15
the governor of a ca...
castellum
22
18
(Latin) a small Roma...
castigate
19
14
to scold, reprimand...
castlings
21
16
CASTLING, a type of...
castoreum
19
16
(Latin) the dried pe...
castories
18
12
CASTORY, (Spenser) a...
castrated
18
13
CASTRATE, to remove...
castrater
18
12
a device used in cas...
castrates
18
12
CASTRATE, to remove...
castrator
18
12
a device used in cas...
castratos
18
12
CASTRATO, (Italian)...
casualise
19
14
to turn (regular wor...
casualism
21
17
the belief that chan...
casualize
22
23
to turn (regular wor...
casuarina
17
14
a tree of the genus...
casuistic
23
16
relating to casuistr...
casuistry
26
15
plausible but flawed...
catabases
19
15
CATABASIS, the decli...
catabasis
20
15
the decline of a dis...
catabatic
23
18
moving downhill, sin...
catabolic
24
19
relating to cataboli...
cataclasm
23
19
disruption; breaking...
cataclysm
30
21
a great flood or oth...
catacombs
24
21
CATACOMB, an undergr...
catafalco
23
19
(Italian) a temporar...
catalases
18
13
CATALASE, an enzyme...
catalatic
22
16
of or like catalase,...
catalepsy
27
18
a rigid or trancelik...
catalexes
24
20
CATALEXIS, the condi...
catalexis
25
20
the condition of bei...
cataloged
19
16
CATALOG, to classify...
cataloger
19
15
(US) one who catalog...
catalogic
23
18
of or like a catalog...
catalogue
19
16
to make a systematic...
catalysed
25
16
CATALYSE, to act as...
catalyser
25
15
an agent that cataly...
catalyses
25
15
CATALYSE, to act as...
catalysis
26
15
alteration in speed...
catalysts
26
15
CATALYST, a substanc...
catalytic
29
18
acting as a catalyst...
catalyzed
28
25
CATALYZE, to act at...
catalyzer
28
24
an agent that cataly...
catalyzes
28
24
CATALYZE, to act at...
catamaran
17
16
(Tamil) orig a raft...
catamenia
17
16
the menstrual discha...
catamites
19
15
CATAMITE, a boy used...
catamount
18
17
any of various large...
cataphora
21
17
(Greek) the use of a...
cataphors
22
17
CATAPHOR, (Greek) th...
cataphyll
31
21
a rudimentary or sim...
cataplasm
22
19
a plaster or poultic...
cataplexy
33
25
a condition feigning...
catapults
22
17
CATAPULT, to hurl th...
cataracts
21
15
CATARACT, a waterfal...
catarhine
19
15
a member of one of t...
catarrhal
21
15
of or like catarrh,...
catatonia
16
13
a trancelike state,...
catatonic
20
16
in a trancelike stat...
catbriars
21
15
CATBRIAR, a thorny s...
catbriers
21
15
CATBRIER, a thorny v...
catcalled
23
18
CATCALL, to deride b...
catcaller
23
17
one who catcalls [n...
catchable
26
21
capable of being cau...
catchalls
26
19
CATCHALL, something...
catchiest
24
17
CATCHY, pleasing and...
catchings
25
20
CATCHING, the act of...
catchline
24
19
a slogan, esp. in ad...
catchment
24
21
the act of collectin...
catchpole
26
21
(historical) a sheri...
catchpoll
28
22
(historical) a sheri...
catchweed
26
21
goosegrass or cleave...
catchword
27
21
among theatrical per...
catechins
23
18
CATECHIN, one of the...
catechise
23
17
to instruct in the c...
catechism
25
20
a form of instructio...
catechist
24
17
one who instructs by...
catechize
26
26
to instruct in the c...
catechols
24
18
CATECHOL, a chemical...
categoric
22
17
positive; absolute,...
catenanes
15
14
CATENANE, a chemical...
catenated
16
14
CATENATE, to link to...
catenates
16
13
CATENATE, to link to...
catenoids
17
14
CATENOID, the surfac...
caterings
19
15
CATERING, the busine...
caterwaul
22
17
to make a harsh cry...
catfacing
24
21
a deformity of fruit...
catfights
25
19
CATFIGHT, a fight be...
catfishes
23
17
CATFISH, a scaleless...
catharise
20
14
to render absolutely...
catharize
23
23
to render absolutely...
catharses
20
14
CATHARSIS, (Greek) a...
catharsis
21
14
(Greek) a natural or...
cathartic
24
17
cleansing, also CATH...
cathected
23
18
CATHECT, to invest w...
cathectic
27
20
invested with mental...
cathedrae
19
15
CATHEDRA, a bishop's...
cathedral
21
16
the principal church...
cathedras
20
15
CATHEDRA, a bishop's...
cathepsin
22
18
an intracellular pro...
catheptic
26
20
of or like cathepsin...
catheters
20
14
CATHETER, a tube whi...
cathinone
18
16
an alkaloid stimulan...
cathismas
22
17
CATHISMA, (Greek) a...
catholics
25
18
CATHOLIC, a member o...
catholyte
27
17
the part of the elec...
cathouses
20
15
CATHOUSE, a brothel...
catkinate
18
17
like catkin [adj]
catnapers
19
16
CATNAPER, one that s...
catnapped
21
20
CATNAP, to take a sh...
catnapper
21
19
one that steals cats...
catolytes
25
15
CATOLYTE, the electr...
catoptric
24
18
relating to reflecti...
catrigged
21
17
rigged like a catboa...
cattaloes
18
13
CATTALO, a cross bet...
catteries
18
12
CATTERY, a breeding...
cattiness
18
13
being catty, spitefu...
cattishly
29
17
CATTISH, like a cat,...
cattleman
19
17
one who raises cattl...
cattlemen
19
17
CATTLEMAN, one who r...
cattleyas
25
15
CATTLEYA, a tropical...
cauchemar
24
21
(French) a nightmare...
caucusing
23
20
CAUCUS, to hold a po...
caucussed
22
18
CAUCUS, to hold a po...
caucusses
22
17
CAUCUS, to hold a po...
caudation
17
15
the state of being c...
caudicles
23
18
CAUDICLE, the stalk...
caudillos
21
16
CAUDILLO, (Spanish)...
cauldrife
22
18
(Scots) apt to feel...
cauldrons
19
16
CAULDRON, a large ke...
caulicles
24
18
CAULICLE, a short ca...
cauliculi
25
19
CAULICULUS, one of t...
cauliform
23
20
shaped like or resem...
caulinary
25
17
belonging to or grow...
caulkings
22
21
CAULKING, the materi...
caumstane
18
17
a white argillaceous...
caumstone
18
17
(Scots) a white argi...
causalgia
20
16
a constant burning p...
causalgic
24
19
relating to causalgi...
causality
26
16
the relationship bet...
causation
17
14
the act of causing [...
causative
20
17
relating to causatio...
causeless
19
14
without a cause [adj...
causeries
18
13
CAUSERIE, (French) a...
causeways
27
18
CAUSEWAY, to build a...
caustical
23
17
burning, also CAUSTI...
cautelous
19
15
(obsolete) cautious,...
cauterant
17
14
a cauterizing substa...
cauteries
18
13
CAUTERY, something u...
cauterise
18
13
to burn or sear with...
cauterism
20
16
the use or applicati...
cauterize
21
22
to burn or sear with...
cautioned
17
15
CAUTION, to warn [v]
cautioner
17
14
one who cautions [n...
cautionry
24
16
in Scots law, the ac...
cavalcade
23
21
a procession of peop...
cavaleros
20
17
CAVALERO, a horseman...
cavaletti
21
17
a series of timber j...
cavaliers
21
17
CAVALIER, to behave...
cavallies
22
18
CAVALLY, a large foo...
cavalries
21
17
CAVALRY, a mobile ar...
cavatinas
19
17
CAVATINA, (Italian)...
caveating
20
19
CAVEAT, to enter a t...
caveators
19
16
CAVEATOR, one that f...
cavendish
22
20
leaf tobacco softene...
caverning
20
20
CAVERN, to hollow ou...
cavernous
19
18
large and empty, lik...
cavessons
19
17
CAVESSON, a noseband...
caviaries
20
16
CAVIARIE, (Shakespea...
cavicorns
23
20
CAVICORN, an animal...
cavillers
23
18
CAVILLER, one that c...
cavilling
24
21
raising trivial and...
cavitated
20
17
CAVITATE, to form ca...
cavitates
20
16
CAVITATE, to form ca...
cavorters
20
16
CAVORTER, one who ca...
cavorting
21
19
the act of prancing...
ceanothus
19
16
(Greek) a shrub with...
ceasefire
19
15
a cessation of firin...
ceaseless
18
13
without cease [adj C...
cebadilla
22
18
(Spanish) a liliaceo...
cecitises
22
15
CECITIS, a caecum in...
cecropias
23
18
CECROPIA, a fast-gro...
cecropins
23
19
CECROPIN, a peptide...
cedarbird
21
17
the cedar waxwing [n...
cedarwood
20
17
the wood of the ceda...
ceilinged
20
17
having a ceiling [ad...
ceintures
18
14
CEINTURE, a belt for...
celandine
17
16
either of two plants...
celebrant
20
17
a person who celebra...
celebrate
20
16
to mark by solemn ce...
celebrity
28
18
a well-known person...
celecoxib
30
26
a non-steroidal anti...
celeriacs
22
16
CELERIAC, a vegetabl...
celestial
20
14
related to the heave...
celestine
18
14
native strontium sul...
celestite
19
13
native strontium sul...
celibates
21
16
CELIBATE, one who li...
celibatic
25
19
living without a sex...
cellarage
20
16
the space or storero...
cellarers
20
14
CELLARER, a monaster...
cellarets
20
14
CELLARET, a cabinet...
cellaring
21
17
CELLAR, to store in...
cellarist
21
14
a monastery official...
cellarman
20
18
a person responsible...
cellarmen
20
18
CELLARMAN, a person...
cellarous
20
15
(Dickens) belonging...
cellarway
29
19
a way into a cellar...
cellblock
28
25
a group of prison ce...
cellmates
21
17
CELLMATE, the person...
celloidin
20
16
a purified pyroxylin...
cellphone
23
20
a portable telephone...
cellulars
22
16
CELLULAR, a mobile p...
cellulase
21
16
an enzyme that can s...
cellulite
22
16
fatty tissue below t...
celluloid
22
17
(tradename) a type o...
cellulose
21
16
a carbohydrate formi...
cellulous
22
17
of or like cellulose...
celotexes
24
20
CELOTEX, a building...
celsitude
20
15
loftiness [n -S]
cembalist
23
19
a person who plays a...
cementers
18
16
CEMENTER, a person o...
cementing
19
19
CEMENT, to bind firm...
cementite
18
16
a compound of iron a...
cementums
20
20
CEMENTUM, the hard t...
cemitares
19
15
CEMITARE, (Spenser)...
cenobites
19
16
CENOBITE, a monk who...
cenobitic
23
19
of or like a cenobit...
cenotaphs
21
18
CENOTAPH, a tomb or...
censorial
18
14
pertaining to a cens...
censorian
16
14
pertaining to a cens...
censoring
18
16
CENSOR, to delete a...
censurers
18
14
CENSURER, one who ce...
censuring
19
17
CENSURE, to condemn...
censusing
19
17
CENSUS, to take an o...
centaurea
16
14
a large genus of com...
centauric
21
17
integrating mind and...
centenary
22
16
relating to a period...
centenier
16
14
in Jersey, an honora...
centering
18
16
a temporary framewor...
centesimi
19
16
CENTESIMO, (Spanish)...
centesimo
18
16
(Spanish) a copper c...
centiares
17
13
CENTIARE, a measure...
centigram
20
18
1/100th of a gramme,...
centinell
19
16
(obsolete) a sentine...
centinels
18
15
CENTINEL, (obsolete)...
centipede
19
17
any myriapod of the...
centoists
18
13
CENTOIST, one who co...
centonate
15
14
a Gregorian chant co...
centonell
18
16
(Spenser) a sentinel...
centonels
17
15
CENTONEL, (Spenser)...
centonist
17
14
one who composes cen...
centraler
18
14
CENTRAL, in the midd...
centrally
26
17
CENTRAL, in the midd...
centreing
18
16
CENTRE, to make cent...
centrical
22
17
placed in the center...
centrings
19
16
CENTRING, a temporar...
centriole
18
14
a rodlike body (usu...
centrisms
20
16
CENTRISM, a moderate...
centrists
19
13
CENTRIST, one who ad...
centrodes
17
14
CENTRODE, a type of...
centroids
18
14
CENTROID, the centre...
centumvir
22
21
(Latin) in Rome, one...
centupled
21
19
CENTUPLE, to increas...
centuples
21
18
CENTUPLE, to increas...
centurial
19
15
of or pertaining to...
centuries
18
14
CENTURY, a period of...
centurion
17
15
(Latin) the leader o...
cepaceous
22
19
smelling or tasting...
cephalate
22
18
having a head [adj]
cephalics
27
21
CEPHALIC, a headache...
cephalins
23
19
CEPHALIN, a compound...
cephalous
23
19
having a head, also...
ceraceous
20
16
resembling wax [adj]
ceramides
19
16
CERAMIDE, any of a f...
ceramists
20
15
CERAMIST, one who ma...
cerastium
20
16
any low ground-cover...
ceratitis
19
12
inflammation of the...
ceratodus
18
14
(Greek) a genus of g...
cerberean
18
16
of, pertaining to, o...
cerberian
19
16
of, pertaining to, o...
cercariae
20
15
CERCARIA, (Latin) th...
cercarial
22
16
relating to a cercar...
cercarian
20
16
relating to a cercar...
cercarias
21
15
CERCARIA, (Latin) th...
cerclages
23
18
CERCLAGE, any of sev...
cercopids
24
19
CERCOPID, any member...
cerealist
19
13
one who grows cereal...
cerebella
21
17
CEREBELLUM, (Latin)...
cerebrals
21
16
CEREBRAL, a cerebral...
cerebrate
19
15
to engage in intelle...
cerebroid
20
16
like the cerebrum [a...
cerebrums
22
19
CEREBRUM, a part of...
cerecloth
24
18
a cloth smeared with...
cerements
18
16
CEREMENT, a waxed wr...
ceresines
17
13
CERESINE, a kind of...
cerograph
23
19
a writing on wax [n...
ceromancy
27
21
divination by means...
cerotypes
26
17
CEROTYPE, a process...
certainer
17
13
CERTAIN, absolutely...
certainly
25
16
CERTAIN, absolutely...
certainty
24
15
the state of being c...
certified
21
16
CERTIFY, to declare...
certifier
21
15
one who certifies [n...
certifies
21
15
CERTIFY, to declare...
certitude
19
14
the state of being c...
ceruleans
18
15
CERULEAN, a sky-blue...
ceruleins
19
15
CERULEIN, a coal-tar...
ceruleous
19
15
sky-blue; dark blue;...
cerusites
19
13
CERUSITE, native lea...
cerussite
19
13
native lead carbonat...
cervelats
21
17
CERVELAT, (French) a...
cervicums
26
23
CERVICUM, the flexib...
cesareans
16
13
CESAREAN, a method o...
cesarevna
18
17
(Russian) the wife o...
cesarians
17
13
CESARIAN, a method o...
cespitose
20
15
growing in clusters...
cessation
17
13
a ceasing or stoppin...
cesspools
21
16
CESSPOOL, a covered...
cetaceans
19
16
CETACEAN, a type of...
cetaceous
20
16
of or pertaining to...
ceterachs
23
17
CETERACH, a kind of...
cetrimide
20
16
an ammonium compound...
cetuximab
28
26
a chimeric (mouse/hu...
cetywalls
30
19
CETYWALL, valerian,...
cevadilla
22
19
(Spanish) a liliaceo...
cevapcici
29
25
(Yugoslavian) kebabs...
cevitamic
25
22
as in cevitamic acid...
ceylanite
24
16
a mineral, pleonaste...
ceylonite
24
16
a mineral, pleonaste...
chabazite
25
26
a colourless, pink,...
chaconine
21
19
a toxic alkaloid fou...
chaconnes
21
19
CHACONNE, (French) a...
chaetodon
18
16
any fish of the trop...
chaetopod
21
18
a member of the Chae...
chaffered
24
21
CHAFFER, to bargain...
chafferer
24
20
a vendor who enjoys...
chaffiest
25
20
CHAFFY, worthless [a...
chaffinch
30
26
a bird of the finch...
chaffings
26
23
CHAFFING [n]
chaffrons
24
21
CHAFFRON, a piece of...
chagrined
21
18
CHAGRIN, to humiliat...
chainfall
24
20
a type of hoist [n -...
chainless
21
16
without chains [adj]
chainlets
21
16
CHAINLET, a small ch...
chainsaws
23
18
CHAINSAW, to cut wit...
chainshot
22
17
two half or whole ca...
chainwork
24
22
work looped or linke...
chairback
27
24
the part of a chair...
chairdays
27
17
(Shakespeare) the ev...
chairlift
25
18
a series of chairs o...
chairmans
21
18
CHAIRMAN, to act as...
chakalaka
22
23
(South African) a re...
chalaning
21
19
CHALAN, in India, to...
chalanned
19
18
CHALAN, in India, to...
chalazion
23
25
a swollen, inflamed...
chalcogen
24
21
an element from grou...
chaldrons
21
17
CHALDRON, an old uni...
chalkface
27
25
as in the phrase at...
chalkiest
23
19
CHALKY, resembling c...
chalklike
25
24
like chalk [adj]
chalkmark
25
26
a mark made with cha...
chalkpits
26
22
CHALKPIT, a quarry o...
challenge
22
19
an invitation to a c...
challises
23
16
CHALLIS, a soft ligh...
chalumeau
22
20
(French) an early ru...
chalutzes
25
25
CHALUTZ, an Israeli...
chalutzim
27
28
CHALUTZ, an Israeli...
chalybean
28
21
in metallurgy, tempe...
chalybite
30
20
native iron carbonat...
chambered
23
21
CHAMBER, to put in a...
chamberer
23
20
(archaic) a plotter;...
chambrays
30
22
CHAMBRAY, a lightwei...
chameleon
20
19
a small African liza...
chamelots
22
18
CHAMELOT, (Spenser)...
chametzes
24
26
CHAMETZ, (Judaism) l...
chamfered
23
21
CHAMFER, to channel...
chamferer
23
20
one who chamfers [n...
chamfrain
23
21
a piece of leather,...
chamfrons
23
21
CHAMFRON, a piece of...
chamisals
23
18
CHAMISAL, a thicket...
chammying
30
25
CHAMMY, to clean wit...
chamoised
21
18
CHAMOIS, to prepare...
chamoises
21
17
CHAMOIS, to prepare...
chamomile
23
21
a creeping aromatic...
champacas
26
23
CHAMPACA, (Hindi) an...
champagne
23
23
a posh sort of wine...
champaign
24
23
an expanse of level,...
champarts
24
20
CHAMPART, the divisi...
champerty
30
22
an illegal contract...
champiest
24
20
CHAMPY, broken up by...
champions
23
21
CHAMPION, to defend...
champleve
26
25
(French) a type of e...
chanceful
26
23
hazardous [adj]
chanciest
23
18
CHANCY, risky, also...
chancroid
23
19
a type of venereal s...
chancrous
23
19
of the nature of a c...
chandelle
21
18
(French) an abrupt,...
chandlers
21
17
CHANDLER, a dealer i...
chandlery
27
19
the business of, pre...
chanfrons
21
19
CHANFRON, a piece of...
changeful
24
22
full of change [adj...
changeups
23
21
CHANGEUP, a type of...
channeled
19
18
CHANNEL, to direct a...
channeler
19
17
one who channels, a...
chantable
22
19
that can be chanted...
chantages
20
17
CHANTAGE, (French) b...
chanteuse
19
16
(French) a female ni...
chantilly
29
19
(French) as in chant...
chantings
21
18
CHANTING, the act of...
chantress
20
15
a female chanter or...
chantries
20
15
CHANTRY, a chapel or...
chanukiah
23
22
(Hebrew) a candelabr...
chaparral
23
18
(Spanish) a thicket...
chapaties
22
17
CHAPATI, a thin piec...
chapattis
23
17
CHAPATTI, (Hindi) a...
chapbooks
25
24
CHAPBOOK, a small bo...
chapeless
23
18
without a chape, the...
chaperone
20
18
(French) a person wh...
chaperons
21
18
CHAPERON, to accompa...
chapesses
22
17
CHAPESS, a female ch...
chapiters
23
17
CHAPITER, the capita...
chaplains
23
19
CHAPLAIN, a Christia...
chapleted
23
19
having a chaplet, a...
chappatis
25
20
CHAPPATI, (Hindi) a...
chappiest
25
20
CHAPPY, cracked [adj...
chaprassi
23
17
(Urdu) an office mes...
chapstick
28
24
a small stick of a s...
chapteral
23
18
of or like a chapter...
chaptered
22
18
CHAPTER, to divide a...
chaptrels
24
18
CHAPTREL, the capita...
chaquetas
28
24
CHAQUETA, a jacket w...
charabanc
24
21
(French) a sightseei...
characids
24
18
CHARACID, any carniv...
characins
23
18
CHARACIN, any carniv...
character
23
17
a symbol [n -S] / (a...
charangas
20
17
CHARANGA, (Spanish)...
charangos
20
17
CHARANGO, a small So...
charbroil
24
18
to broil over charco...
charcoals
24
18
CHARCOAL, to draw or...
charcoaly
30
20
like charcoal [adj]
charettes
20
14
CHARETTE, a meeting...
chargeful
25
21
(archaic) costly; ex...
chargings
23
19
CHARGING, the act of...
chargrill
25
18
to grill over charco...
charidees
20
15
CHARIDEE, a jocular...
chariness
20
15
caution, wariness [n...
charioted
20
15
CHARIOT, to ride in...
charismas
22
17
CHARISMA, a special...
charities
21
14
CHARITY, universal l...
charivari
23
18
(French) a cacophono...
charlatan
20
16
someone who pretends...
charlocks
26
22
CHARLOCK, a weedy pl...
charlotte
21
15
(French) a kind of p...
charmeuse
21
18
(French) a soft sati...
charmless
23
18
without charm [adj C...
charmonia
20
18
CHARMONIUM, any of v...
charnecos
22
18
CHARNECO, (Shakespea...
charoseth
22
16
(Hebrew) a condiment...
charosets
20
14
CHAROSET, a dish eat...
charreada
19
15
(Spanish) a Mexican...
charriest
21
14
CHARRY, resembling c...
chartable
23
18
that can be charted...
chartered
20
15
CHARTER, to lease or...
charterer
20
14
one who charters; es...
chartisms
23
17
CHARTISM, the use of...
chartists
22
14
CHARTIST, one who us...
chartless
22
15
without a chart; hav...
charwoman
23
21
a woman hired by the...
charwomen
23
21
CHARWOMAN, a woman h...
chaseable
22
18
that can be chased [...
chaseport
22
17
the porthole at the...
chasmiest
22
17
CHASMY, full of chas...
chasseing
21
17
CHASSE, to perform a...
chassepot
22
17
(French) a kind of b...
chasseurs
21
15
CHASSEUR, a cavalry...
chastened
19
16
CHASTEN, to chastise...
chastener
19
15
one who chastens [n...
chastised
21
15
CHASTISE, to discipl...
chastiser
21
14
one who chastises [n...
chastises
21
14
CHASTISE, to discipl...
chasubles
24
19
CHASUBLE, a sleevele...
chatchkas
27
23
CHATCHKA, a knicknac...
chatchkes
27
23
CHATCHKE, a knicknac...
chatelain
20
16
(French) the governo...
chatlines
21
16
CHATLINE, a televisi...
chatoyant
25
17
(French) having a ch...
chatrooms
21
17
CHATROOM, a real-tim...
chattered
20
15
CHATTER, to talk idl...
chatterer
20
14
one who chatters [n...
chattiest
21
14
CHATTY, talkative [a...
chauffers
25
21
CHAUFFER, a metal bo...
chauffeur
25
22
(French) one who dri...
chauffing
26
24
CHAUFF, (Spenser) to...
chauncing
24
22
CHAUNCE, (obsolete)...
chaunging
22
21
CHAUNGE, (obsolete)...
chaunters
20
16
CHAUNTER, a singer;...
chaunting
21
19
CHAUNT, to sing, als...
chaussure
21
16
(French) a foot cove...
chavender
21
20
another name for the...
chavettes
22
18
CHAVETTE, a female c...
chavviest
25
22
CHAVVY, like a chav...
chawbacon
27
24
a bumpkin, a hick [n...
chawdrons
23
19
CHAWDRON, (Shakespea...
chayroots
26
16
CHAYROOT, the root o...
chazzanim
27
36
CHAZZAN, (Hebrew) a...
chazzenim
27
36
CHAZZEN, (Hebrew) a...
cheapened
20
19
CHEAPEN, to lower th...
cheapener
20
18
one who makes cheap...
cheapjack
28
33
a travelling hawker...
cheapness
21
18
the state of being c...
cheapshot
24
19
an abusive remark [n...
cheatable
22
18
that can be cheated...
cheatings
21
17
CHEATING, the act of...
chechakos
26
23
CHECHAKO, (Native Am...
chechaquo
33
29
(Native American) a...
checkable
27
25
capable of being che...
checkbook
27
28
(US) a chequebook [n...
checkered
24
22
CHECKER, to divide i...
checkiest
25
21
CHECKY, chequered [a...
checkings
26
24
CHECKING, the act of...
checkless
26
22
that can not be chec...
checklist
27
22
a list of tasks to d...
checkmark
27
28
to mark items on a l...
checkmate
25
24
in chess, to put (a...
checkoffs
29
27
CHECKOFF, a marking...
checkouts
25
22
CHECKOUT, the cash d...
checkrail
26
22
an inner rail on a r...
checkrein
24
22
a short rein looped...
checkroom
25
24
(US) a cloakroom, a...
checkrows
28
24
CHECKROW, to plant i...
checksums
27
25
CHECKSUM, a numerica...
cheddites
21
16
CHEDDITE, a mixture...
cheechako
25
23
(Native American) a...
cheekbone
21
22
the bone of the chee...
cheekfuls
25
23
CHEEKFUL, as much as...
cheekiest
21
18
CHEEKY, impudent [ad...
cheekless
22
19
without cheeks [adj]
cheeriest
20
14
CHEERY, cheerful [ad...
cheerings
21
17
CHEERING, the act of...
cheerlead
20
16
to lead in cheering...
cheerless
21
15
without cheer, gloom...
cheesevat
21
18
a vat or wooden case...
cheesiest
20
14
CHEESY, resembling a...
cheewinks
24
22
CHEEWINK, an America...
cheffiest
25
20
CHEFFY, relating to...
cheilitis
23
15
an inflammation, dry...
chelaship
26
20
discipleship [n -S]
chelating
22
18
CHELATE, to combine...
chelation
20
16
the action of formin...
chelators
21
15
CHELATOR, an agent c...
chelicera
24
18
the first pair of ap...
cheliform
25
21
shaped like a chela...
chelipeds
24
19
CHELIPED, one of the...
cheloidal
22
17
relating to a cheloi...
chelonian
19
17
any member of the tu...
chemicals
26
21
CHEMICAL, a substanc...
chemicked
26
25
CHEMIC, to treat wit...
chemisorb
24
20
to adsorb by chemica...
chemistry
29
19
the physical science...
chemitype
30
22
any chemical process...
chemitypy
37
24
printing by chemityp...
chemokine
21
22
a type of protein [n...
chemosorb
23
20
to adsorb by chemica...
chemostat
21
17
an apparatus for gro...
chempaduk
25
26
an evergreen moraceo...
chemtrail
23
18
a vapour trail belie...
chemurgic
27
23
relating to chemurgy...
chenilles
22
17
CHENILLE, (French) a...
chenopods
21
19
CHENOPOD, any flower...
cheongsam
21
20
(Chinese) an orienta...
chequered
28
25
CHEQUER, to divide i...
chequiest
29
24
CHEQUY, checkered, a...
cheralite
21
15
a radioactive minera...
cherimoya
27
19
(Quechua) a Peruvian...
cherished
23
17
CHERISH, to hold dea...
cherisher
23
16
one who cherishes [n...
cherishes
23
16
CHERISH, to hold dea...
chermoula
22
19
(Arabic) a marinade...
chernozem
23
27
(Russian) a very fer...
cherriest
21
14
CHERRY, ruddy [adj]
cherrying
28
19
CHERRY, to cheer [v]
chertiest
21
14
CHERTY, resembling c...
cherubims
25
21
CHERUB, an angel [n]
cherubins
23
19
CHERUBIN, (Shakespea...
cheruping
24
21
CHERUP, to chirp, al...
cheshires
23
16
CHESHIRE, a hard Eng...
chestfuls
25
19
CHESTFUL, as much as...
chestiest
21
14
CHESTY, suffering fr...
chestnuts
21
16
CHESTNUT, a tree of...
chevalets
23
19
CHEVALET, (French) t...
chevalier
23
19
(French) a cavalier,...
chevelure
23
20
a head of hair or ar...
cheverels
23
19
CHEVEREL, soft, flex...
cheverils
24
19
CHEVERIL, soft, flex...
cheverons
21
19
CHEVERON, a kid glov...
cheveryes
28
20
CHEVERYE, (Spenser)...
chevilles
25
20
CHEVILLE, the peg of...
chevrette
22
18
(French) a kind of t...
chevroned
21
20
marked with chevrons...
chewiness
23
18
the state of being c...
chiacking
26
24
the act of teasing,...
chiarezza
26
32
(Italian) purity, cl...
chiarezze
26
32
CHIAREZZA, (Italian)...
chiasmata
21
17
CHIASMA, a connectio...
chiausing
22
18
CHIAUS, to cheat, sw...
chibouque
31
28
a long straight-stem...
chicalote
24
18
(Nahuatl) a prickly...
chicaners
23
18
CHICANER, a person w...
chicanery
29
20
deception by tricker...
chicaning
24
21
quibbling, using tri...
chichiest
27
19
CHICHI, elaborately...
chickadee
24
22
a North American bir...
chickaree
24
21
the American red squ...
chickened
24
23
CHICKEN, to loose on...
chickling
28
25
a small chick or chi...
chickpeas
27
24
CHICKPEA, a dwarf pe...
chickweed
28
25
any plant of the gen...
chicories
24
17
CHICORY, succory, a...
chidingly
30
21
CHIDING, scolding [a...
chidlings
24
19
part of the small in...
chiefdoms
24
21
CHIEFDOM, the domain...
chiefless
24
18
without a chief or l...
chiefling
25
21
a minor chief [n -S]
chiefries
23
17
CHIEFRY, an Irish ch...
chiefship
28
22
the office of chief...
chieftain
22
18
the head of a clan;...
chigetais
22
16
CHIGETAI, (Mongolian...
chignoned
20
19
wearing a chignon, a...
chihuahua
25
20
a breed of small dog...
chilblain
25
20
a painful red swelli...
childbeds
25
20
CHILDBED, the condit...
childcare
25
19
care of children, es...
childhood
24
19
the state of being a...
childless
24
17
having no children [...
childlier
24
17
CHILDLY, (archaic) h...
childlike
25
21
like a child [adj]
childness
22
17
(Shakespeare) the ma...
chiliadal
23
17
relating to a chilia...
chiliadic
26
19
relating to a chilia...
chiliagon
22
18
(Greek) a plane figu...
chiliarch
28
20
(Greek) the commande...
chiliasms
24
18
CHILIASM, the doctri...
chiliasts
23
15
CHILIAST, one who be...
chilidogs
24
18
CHILIDOG, a hot dog...
chilladas
23
17
CHILLADA, (Spanish)...
chillaxed
29
24
CHILLAX, to relax co...
chillaxes
29
23
CHILLAX, to relax co...
chilliest
24
16
CHILLY, cool [adj]
chillings
25
19
CHILLING, the act of...
chillness
23
17
coolness; a chill [n...
chilopods
24
19
CHILOPOD, a member o...
chiltepin
24
19
a variety of chili p...
chimaeras
21
17
CHIMAERA, a mythical...
chimaeric
25
20
of the nature of a c...
chimbleys
32
23
CHIMBLEY, a chimney,...
chimblies
26
21
CHIMBLY, a chimney,...
chimeneas
20
18
CHIMENEA, a freestan...
chimerids
23
18
CHIMERID, a fish of...
chimerism
24
20
the state of being o...
chimineas
21
18
CHIMINEA, a free-sta...
chimneyed
27
21
CHIMNEY, to proceed...
chinampas
23
21
CHINAMPA, a floating...
chinaroot
19
15
the rootstock of Smi...
chinaware
22
18
goods made from chin...
chinbones
21
19
CHINBONE, the lower...
chincapin
25
22
(Native American) th...
chinchier
26
20
CHINCHY, stingy [adj...
chinching
27
23
CHINCH, to fill in t...
chincough
27
23
whooping cough [n -S...
chinkapin
23
23
(Native American) th...
chinkaras
21
19
CHINKARA, a four-hor...
chinkiest
22
19
CHINKY, full of crac...
chinoises
20
15
CHINOIS, (French) a...
chinovnik
23
24
(Russian) a high off...
chinstrap
23
18
the strap on a helme...
chintzier
24
24
CHINTZY, like chintz...
chipboard
25
21
reconstructed wood m...
chipmucks
30
28
CHIPMUCK, a small ro...
chipmunks
26
26
CHIPMUNK, a small ro...
chipochia
28
22
(Shakespeare) a simp...
chipolata
23
18
a small, often spicy...
chipotles
24
18
CHIPOTLE, a smoked a...
chippable
28
24
capable of being chi...
chippered
25
21
CHIPPER, to twitter,...
chippiest
26
20
CHIPPY, belligerent...
chippings
27
23
CHIPPING, a small pi...
chiragras
22
16
CHIRAGRA, gout in th...
chiragric
26
19
relating to chiragra...
chirality
29
17
the chemical propert...
chirimoya
28
19
(Quechua) a Peruvian...
chirology
29
19
the language of gest...
chironomy
27
20
the art of gesticula...
chiropody
29
20
the treatment of ail...
chiropter
23
17
a type of bat [n -S]
chirpiest
24
17
CHIRPY, cheerful [ad...
chirpings
25
20
CHIRPING, a sound ma...
chirruped
24
19
CHIRRUP, to chirp re...
chirruper
24
18
one who chirrups [n...
chiselers
22
15
CHISELER, one who ch...
chiseling
23
18
CHISEL, to use a cut...
chiselled
23
17
CHISEL, to use a cut...
chiseller
23
16
one who chisels; a s...
chitchats
27
19
CHITCHAT, to indulge...
chitinoid
21
16
of or like chitin, a...
chitinous
21
16
of or like chitin, a...
chitlings
24
18
CHITLING, part of th...
chitosans
20
15
CHITOSAN, a compound...
chittered
21
15
CHITTER, to shiver o...
chittiest
22
14
CHITTY, childish [ad...
chivalric
28
22
relating to chivalry...
chivareed
22
19
CHIVAREE, to perform...
chivarees
22
18
CHIVAREE, to perform...
chivaried
23
19
CHIVARI, to perform...
chivaries
23
18
CHIVARI, to perform...
chivvying
33
27
CHIVVY, to chase abo...
chiyogami
29
21
(Japanese) a kind of...
chlamydes
29
21
CHLAMYS, (Greek) a h...
chlamydia
29
21
any microorganisms o...
chlamyses
29
20
CHLAMYS, (Greek) a h...
chloasmas
22
18
CHLOASMA, a skin dis...
chloracne
23
19
a type of disfigurin...
chlorates
21
15
CHLORATE, a chlorine...
chlordane
20
17
a highly poisonous l...
chlordans
21
17
CHLORDAN, a toxic co...
chlorella
23
17
a member of the genu...
chlorides
22
16
CHLORIDE, a compound...
chloridic
26
19
of or like a chlorid...
chlorines
21
16
CHLORINE, a yellowis...
chlorites
22
15
CHLORITE, a chlorine...
chloritic
26
18
pertaining to, or co...
chloroses
21
15
CHLOROSIS, a wasting...
chlorosis
22
15
a wasting disease (g...
chlorotic
25
18
pertaining to, or af...
chocciest
27
20
CHOCCY, having the t...
chockfull
30
27
completely full, als...
chocolate
23
18
a paste made of the...
chocolaty
30
20
of or like chocolate...
choenixes
25
22
CHOENIX, an ancient...
choiceful
27
22
(archaic) making cho...
choirboys
29
19
CHOIRBOY, a boy who...
choirgirl
24
17
a female member of a...
choirlike
23
19
like a choir [adj]
chokeable
23
22
that can be choked [...
chokebore
22
21
a gun that narrows t...
chokecoil
25
22
a choking coil [n -S...
chokedamp
24
25
an asphyxiating gas,...
chokehold
24
22
the act of holding a...
chokidars
22
19
CHOKIDAR, (Urdu) a w...
chokingly
30
24
CHOKING [adv]
cholaemia
21
18
an accumulation of b...
cholaemic
25
21
relating to cholaemi...
cholecyst
31
20
the gall bladder [n...
cholelith
25
18
a gallstone [n -S]
cholemias
22
18
CHOLEMIA, an accumul...
choleraic
24
18
relating to cholera...
choleroid
21
16
like cholera [adj]
choliambs
25
21
CHOLIAMB, a verse ha...
choltries
22
15
CHOLTRY, a shed used...
chometzes
24
26
CHOMETZ, (Judaism) l...
chondrify
29
21
to convert, or be co...
chondrins
20
17
CHONDRIN, an elastic...
chondrite
20
16
a meteoric stone cha...
chondroid
20
17
like or resembling c...
chondroma
20
19
a benign cartilagino...
chondrule
21
18
a spheroidal mineral...
choosiest
20
14
CHOOSY, difficult to...
chophouse
24
20
in China, a customs...
choplogic
28
23
false reasoning, sop...
choppered
24
21
CHOPPER, to travel b...
choppiest
25
20
CHOPPY, full of irre...
choppings
26
23
CHOPPING, the act of...
chopsocky
33
26
a genre of martial a...
chopstick
28
24
either of two small...
choralist
22
15
a member of a choir,...
chordates
20
15
CHORDATE, an animal...
chordings
22
18
CHORDING, the playin...
chordwise
24
18
in the direction of...
choreatic
23
17
of or like chorea [a...
choreboys
28
19
CHOREBOY, a boy used...
choreuses
20
15
CHOREUS, (Greek) a t...
choriambi
24
20
CHORIAMBUS, a metric...
choriambs
24
20
CHORIAMB, a metrical...
chorioids
21
15
CHORIOID, the dark b...
chorionic
23
18
relating to the chor...
chorister
21
14
a member of a choir,...
chorizont
23
24
a person who dispute...
choroidal
21
16
pertaining to the ch...
chorology
28
19
the science or study...
chortlers
22
15
CHORTLER, one who ch...
chortling
23
18
CHORTLE, to chuckle...
chorusing
22
18
CHORUS, to sing in u...
chorussed
21
16
CHORUS, to sing in u...
chorusses
21
15
CHORUS, to sing in u...
chounters
20
16
CHOUNTER, to mutter,...
chowchows
32
25
CHOWCHOW, a relish o...
chowdered
23
19
CHOWDER, to make a t...
chowdowns
26
22
CHOWDOWN, the act of...
chowhound
25
22
one fond of eating [...
chowkidar
25
22
(Urdu) a watchman, a...
chowtimes
25
20
CHOWTIME, meal-time...
chresards
21
15
CHRESARD, the total...
chrismals
24
18
CHRISMAL, a veil use...
chrismons
22
18
CHRISMON, a Christia...
christens
21
15
CHRISTEN, to baptise...
christian
21
15
a kind, good person...
christies
22
14
CHRISTY, a kind of t...
christoms
23
17
CHRISTOM, a white ro...
chromakey
28
23
a special television...
chromates
21
17
CHROMATE, a compound...
chromatic
25
20
relating to colour [...
chromatid
22
18
one of the two threa...
chromatin
21
18
a protein/DNA comple...
chromenes
20
18
CHROMENE, a chemical...
chromides
22
18
CHROMIDE, a tropical...
chromidia
22
18
CHROMIDIUM, an algal...
chromiest
22
17
CHROMY, decorated wi...
chromings
23
20
CHROMING, the act of...
chromised
22
18
CHROMISE, to chrome,...
chromises
22
17
CHROMISE, to chrome,...
chromites
22
17
CHROMITE, a black su...
chromiums
24
21
CHROMIUM, a metallic...
chromized
25
27
CHROMIZE, to chrome,...
chromizes
25
26
CHROMIZE, to chrome,...
chromogen
21
20
a substance which ca...
chronaxie
25
22
a time constant in t...
chronical
24
19
chronic, long-lastin...
chronicle
24
19
a record of events [...
chrysalid
29
18
a pupa, esp. of a mo...
chrysalis
29
17
a pupa, esp. of a mo...
chrysanth
29
19
(colloquial) a chrys...
chthonian
21
18
pertaining to the ea...
chubascos
26
21
CHUBASCO, a violent...
chubbiest
26
21
CHUBBY, plump, short...
chuckhole
28
25
(US) a hole or rut i...
chucklers
27
23
CHUCKLER, one who ch...
chuckling
28
26
laughing quietly [ad...
chuffiest
26
21
CHUFFY, fat or puffe...
chugalugs
25
21
CHUGALUG, to drink w...
chumashes
24
20
CHUMASH, a printed b...
chumashim
26
23
CHUMASH, a printed b...
chummages
24
23
CHUMMAGE, a fee paid...
chummiest
24
21
CHUMMY, friendly [ad...
chumpings
26
24
CHUMPING, the practi...
chumships
28
23
CHUMSHIP, friendship...
chundered
20
18
CHUNDER, (Australian...
chunkiest
22
20
CHUNKY, in chunks, s...
chunkings
23
23
CHUNKING, the act of...
chunnered
19
18
CHUNNER, to mutter,...
chuntered
20
17
CHUNTER, to mutter,...
chupattis
24
18
CHUPATTI, (Hindi) a...
chuprassy
30
20
(Urdu) an office mes...
churchier
27
20
CHURCHY, associated...
churching
28
23
CHURCH, to bring to...
churchism
29
23
devotion to church r...
churchman
27
24
a clergyman or eccle...
churchmen
27
24
CHURCHMAN, a clergym...
churchway
36
25
the public way or ro...
churidars
22
16
CHURIDAR, (Hindi) as...
churingas
22
18
CHURINGA, (Native Au...
churnings
22
19
CHURNING, the butter...
churnmilk
25
24
buttermilk [n -S]
churruses
22
16
CHURRUS, (Hindi) the...
chutzpahs
29
29
CHUTZPAH, (Yiddish)...
chyacking
32
26
CHYACK, (Australian...
chylified
31
21
CHYLIFY, to produce...
chylifies
31
20
CHYLIFY, to produce...
chylurias
29
18
CHYLURIA, a morbid c...
chymified
31
23
CHYMIFY, to form int...
chymifies
31
22
CHYMIFY, to form int...
chymistry
36
21
(archaic) chemistry...
chymosins
28
20
CHYMOSIN, rennin [n]
ciabattas
20
15
CIABATTA, (Italian)...
cibations
20
16
CIBATION, a process...
cicatrice
25
18
the scar of a healed...
cicatrise
22
15
to form a scar, also...
cicatrize
25
24
to form a scar, also...
ciceroned
20
17
CICERONE, to act as...
cicerones
20
16
CICERONE, to act as...
cichlidae
25
19
the cichlid family o...
cicisbeos
24
18
CICISBEO, a lover of...
ciclatons
22
17
CICLATON, (obsolete)...
ciclatoun
22
18
(obsolete) a costly...
cicutines
22
17
CICUTINE, a poisonou...
cidarises
19
13
CIDARIS, (Latin) the...
ciderkins
20
18
CIDERKIN, a type of...
cigarette
19
14
finely-cut tobacco r...
cigarillo
22
16
(Spanish) a small ci...
cigarlike
22
19
like a cigar [adj]
ciguatera
19
15
(Spanish) poisoning...
cilantros
19
14
CILANTRO, a herb use...
ciliately
27
16
CILIATE, possessing...
ciliation
19
14
the state of having...
cilicious
24
17
made, or consisting,...
ciliolate
20
14
fringed with very sh...
cimbaloms
24
22
CIMBALOM, a kind of...
ciminites
20
16
CIMINITE, a rock con...
cimmerian
20
19
very dark or gloomy...
cimolites
21
16
CIMOLITE, a type of...
cinchings
25
21
CINCHING [n]
cinchonas
22
19
CINCHONA, (Quechua)...
cinchonic
26
22
belonging to, or obt...
cincinnus
21
19
a type of infloresce...
cinctured
22
18
CINCTURE, to gird or...
cinctures
22
17
CINCTURE, to gird or...
cindering
19
17
CINDER, to reduce to...
cinderous
18
15
having the nature of...
cineastes
17
13
CINEASTE, a devotee...
cinematic
22
19
relating to the cine...
cinephile
23
19
a lover of the cinem...
cineramic
22
19
relating to Cinerama...
cineraria
17
13
any of various garde...
cinerator
17
13
an incinerator at a...
cinereous
17
14
related to ashes [ad...
cingulate
20
17
having a girdle, als...
cinnabars
19
17
CINNABAR, the princi...
cinnamons
17
18
CINNAMON, the spicy...
cinnamony
23
20
like cinnamon [adj]
cinnamyls
26
20
CINNAMYL, a radical...
cinquains
26
24
CINQUAIN, a stanza o...
cioppinos
22
19
CIOPPINO, (Italian)...
cipailles
23
17
CIPAILLE, (French) a...
cipherers
23
17
CIPHERER, one who ci...
ciphering
24
20
the act of encipheri...
ciphonies
22
18
CIPHONY, the electro...
cipollino
22
18
(Italian) a kind of...
circadian
21
17
occurring every twen...
circinate
21
16
rolled up with its a...
circlings
25
19
CIRCLING, the act of...
circuital
24
17
relating to a circui...
circuited
23
17
CIRCUIT, to move aro...
circuitry
30
18
an assemblage of cir...
circulars
24
17
CIRCULAR, a leaflet...
circulate
23
17
to go round [v CIRCU...
cirrhosed
21
15
affected by cirrhosi...
cirrhoses
21
14
CIRRHOSIS, a disease...
cirrhosis
22
14
a disease of the liv...
cirrhotic
25
17
pertaining to, cause...
cirriform
23
18
formed like a cirrus...
cirripede
21
16
a barnacle or other...
cirripeds
22
16
CIRRIPED, a barnacle...
cisalpine
21
17
on the hither side o...
ciseleurs
20
14
CISELEUR, (French) a...
ciselures
20
14
CISELURE, (French) t...
cispadane
19
17
on the hither side o...
cisplatin
22
17
a platinum-containin...
cissified
22
16
like a cissy, also S...
cisternae
17
13
CISTERNA, a fluid-co...
cisternal
19
14
relating to a cister...
cistronic
22
16
relating to a cistro...
cistvaens
20
17
CISTVAEN, a tomb cov...
citations
18
13
CITATION, an officia...
citharist
22
14
a player of the cith...
citifying
29
20
CITIFY, to adapt to...
citigrade
20
15
moving quickly, appl...
citizenly
29
25
like a citizen [adj]
citizenry
28
24
a whole body of citi...
citranges
19
15
CITRANGE, a hybrid b...
citrinins
19
14
CITRININ, an antibio...
cityfying
35
22
CITYFY, to adapt to...
cityscape
30
20
a view of a city [n...
civetlike
23
21
like a civet [adj]
civically
33
23
CIVIC, pertaining to...
civicisms
27
22
CIVICISM, a system o...
civilians
22
18
CIVILIAN, a nonmilit...
civilised
23
18
CIVILISE, to instruc...
civiliser
23
17
one who civilises, a...
civilises
23
17
CIVILISE, to instruc...
civilists
24
17
CIVILIST, a person v...
civilized
26
27
CIVILIZE, to instruc...
civilizer
26
26
one who civilizes, a...
civilizes
26
26
CIVILIZE, to instruc...
civilness
22
18
civility [n -ES]
clabbered
23
20
CLABBER, to curdle,...
clackdish
27
23
(archaic) a wooden d...
claddaghs
23
19
CLADDAGH, (Irish) an...
claddings
21
18
CLADDING, a material...
cladistic
24
17
relating to cladism,...
cladodial
20
16
like a cladode, a br...
cladogram
21
19
a branching diagram...
clafoutis
22
17
CLAFOUTI, a dessert...
claggiest
22
17
CLAGGY, sticky [adj]
claimable
23
20
capable of being cla...
claimants
20
17
CLAIMANT, one who ma...
clamantly
27
20
CLAMANT, calling alo...
clambakes
23
23
CLAMBAKE, the baking...
clambered
22
20
CLAMBER, to climb aw...
clamberer
22
19
one who clambers [n...
clammiest
22
19
CLAMMY, unpleasantly...
clamorers
20
16
CLAMORER, one who ma...
clamoring
21
19
CLAMOR, to make a lo...
clamorous
20
17
loud, full of clamou...
clamoured
20
18
CLAMOUR, to make a l...
clamourer
20
17
one who makes a clam...
clampdown
25
24
a tightening e.g. of...
clampered
22
20
CLAMPER, to botch up...
clampings
24
22
CLAMPING, the act of...
clamshell
25
20
the shell of a clam;...
clamworms
25
22
CLAMWORM, a marine w...
clangings
21
19
CLANGING, the noise...
clangored
19
17
CLANGOR, to clang lo...
clangours
20
17
CLANGOUR, to clang l...
clankiest
20
18
CLANKY, making a sha...
clankings
21
21
CLANKING, the sound...
clanships
24
19
CLANSHIP, a feeling...
clapboard
23
20
a narrow board, thic...
clapbread
23
20
a kind of hard-baked...
clappered
23
20
CLAPPER, to make a n...
clappings
25
22
CLAPPING, the act of...
claptraps
24
19
CLAPTRAP, flashy, em...
claqueurs
28
24
CLAQUEUR, a member o...
clarences
21
17
CLARENCE, a kind of...
clarendon
17
16
a form of condensed...
clareting
20
16
CLARET, to drink a r...
clarified
22
17
CLARIFY, to make cle...
clarifier
22
16
an agent that clarif...
clarifies
22
16
CLARIFY, to make cle...
clarinets
19
14
CLARINET, a woodwind...
clarioned
18
15
CLARION, to sound a...
clarionet
18
14
(archaic) a clarinet...
clarities
20
13
CLARITY, the state o...
clarsachs
25
18
CLARSACH, (Gaelic) a...
clarthead
21
16
a slow-witted person...
clartiest
20
13
CLARTY, sticky and d...
clashings
23
18
CLASHING, a striking...
claspings
23
19
CLASPING [n]
classable
22
17
capable of being put...
classible
23
17
capable of being put...
classical
24
17
resembling or in the...
classiest
20
13
CLASSY, having class...
classific
26
19
denoting classes [ad...
classings
21
16
CLASSING, putting in...
classisms
22
16
CLASSISM, discrimina...
classists
21
13
CLASSIST, one who di...
classless
21
14
without a (social) c...
classmate
20
16
one in the same clas...
classroom
20
16
a room in which chil...
classwork
24
20
work done in class [...
clatching
26
21
CLATCH, to dabble or...
clathrate
21
15
shaped like a net or...
clattered
19
14
CLATTER, to make a r...
clatterer
19
13
one who clatters [n...
clauchted
25
20
CLAUCHT, (Scots) to...
claughted
23
19
CLAUGHT, (Scots) to...
claustral
21
15
of, like, or charact...
claustrum
22
18
(Latin) a thin lamin...
clausulae
20
16
CLAUSULA, a short cl...
clausular
21
16
consisting of, or ha...
clavately
28
20
CLAVATE, club-shaped...
clavation
20
18
an articulation in a...
clavecins
24
21
CLAVECIN, a harpsich...
clavering
22
20
CLAVER, (Scots) to g...
clavicles
26
21
CLAVICLE, a shoulder...
clavicorn
24
21
a beetle having club...
clavicula
26
22
(Latin) the collarbo...
claviform
25
23
in the shape of a cl...
clavigers
23
19
CLAVIGER, (Latin) on...
clavulate
22
19
club-shaped, also CL...
clawbacks
29
26
CLAWBACK, taking by...
claybanks
28
23
CLAYBANK, a horse of...
claymores
26
18
CLAYMORE, (Gaelic) a...
claystone
24
16
a compact very fine-...
claytonia
24
16
an American genus of...
claywares
28
18
CLAYWARE, goods made...
cleanable
20
18
able to be cleaned [...
cleanings
19
17
CLEANING, the act of...
cleanlier
19
15
CLEANLY, clean in ha...
cleanlily
27
18
CLEANLY, clean in ha...
cleanness
17
15
the state of being c...
cleanouts
18
15
CLEANOUT, the act of...
cleansers
18
14
CLEANSER, that which...
cleansing
19
17
the act of cleansing...
cleanskin
19
19
(Australian) an unbr...
clearable
21
17
that can be cleared...
clearages
19
15
CLEARAGE, a piece of...
clearance
20
17
the act of clearing...
clearcole
22
17
a priming coat consi...
clearcuts
23
17
CLEARCUT, to cut a f...
cleareyed
24
16
having good judgment...
clearings
20
16
CLEARING, an open sp...
clearness
18
14
the state of being c...
clearouts
19
14
CLEAROUT, the action...
clearskin
20
18
(Australian) an unbr...
clearways
28
18
CLEARWAY, a non-stop...
clearweed
21
17
a nettlelike plant [...
clearwing
23
19
a transparent-winged...
cleavable
23
21
capable of cleaving...
cleavages
21
19
CLEAVAGE, a split; a...
cleavings
22
20
CLEAVING, the act of...
cleckiest
24
20
CLECKY, broody [adj]
cleckings
25
23
CLECKING, a brood [n...
cleithral
23
16
completely roofed ov...
clemently
27
20
CLEMENT, merciful [a...
clenchers
24
19
CLENCHER, a tool for...
clenching
25
22
CLENCH, to grasp fir...
cleopatra
20
16
a yellow European bu...
clepsydra
28
19
(Latin) an instrumen...
clergyman
27
21
one who works for th...
clergymen
27
21
CLERGYMAN, one who w...
clericals
24
17
CLERICAL, a member o...
clericate
22
16
the position of a cl...
clericity
30
18
the state of being a...
clerihews
25
18
CLERIHEW, a light ve...
clerisies
20
13
CLERISY, scholars an...
clerkdoms
22
21
CLERKDOM, the status...
clerklier
22
18
CLERKLY, pertaining...
clerklike
23
22
like a clerk [adj]
clerkling
23
21
a small clerk [n -S]
clerkship
26
22
the state, quality,...
cleruchia
25
19
an allotment of land...
cleveites
21
17
CLEVEITE, a radioact...
cleverest
21
17
CLEVER, intelligent,...
cleverish
24
19
somewhat clever [adj...
clianthus
22
17
(Latin) any climbing...
clickable
27
24
that can be clicked,...
clickbait
27
23
intriguing or sensat...
clicketed
24
21
CLICKET, to make a c...
clickings
26
23
CLICKING, a series o...
clickless
26
21
without a click [adj...
clickwrap
30
26
an agreement by a co...
clientage
19
16
clients collectively...
clientele
19
15
(French) a body of c...
cliffhang
27
24
to keep a reader in...
cliffhung
28
25
CLIFFHANG, to keep a...
cliffiest
25
19
CLIFFY, abounding in...
clifflike
27
24
like a cliff [adj]
cliffside
25
20
the side of a cliff...
clifftops
27
22
CLIFFTOP, the top of...
cliftiest
23
16
CLIFTY, broken into...
climactic
28
22
relating to a climax...
climating
22
19
CLIMATE, to remain i...
climatise
21
16
to acclimatise, also...
climatize
24
25
to acclimatize, also...
climature
21
17
(Shakespeare) a regi...
climaxing
28
26
CLIMAX, to reach a h...
climbable
26
23
that can be climbed...
climbdown
26
24
a retreat from a pre...
climbings
25
22
CLIMBING, the act of...
clinamens
19
18
CLINAMEN, (Latin) a...
clinchers
25
19
CLINCHER, a decisive...
clinching
26
22
CLINCH, to settle a...
clingfilm
26
23
thin plastic film th...
clingfish
26
21
any small marine tel...
clingiest
21
16
CLINGY, adhesive [ad...
clingwrap
26
22
a thin polythene mat...
clinician
22
18
a doctor having dire...
cliniques
28
24
CLINIQUE, (French) a...
clinkered
20
19
CLINKER, to make fur...
clinoaxes
24
21
CLINOAXIS, in crysta...
clinoaxis
25
21
in crystallography,...
clinostat
19
14
an apparatus for stu...
clinquant
27
25
(French) glittering,...
clintonia
18
15
any temperate liliac...
clipboard
24
20
a portable board wit...
clippable
27
23
that can be clipped...
clippings
26
22
CLIPPING, something...
clipshear
24
18
(Scots) an earwig [n...
clipsheet
24
18
a sheet clipped on t...
cliquiest
29
23
CLIQUEY, inclined to...
cliquisms
31
26
CLIQUISM, the tenden...
clitellar
22
15
relating to the clit...
clitellum
24
19
a region in the body...
cliticise
24
16
to pronounce as part...
cliticize
27
25
to pronounce as part...
clittered
20
14
CLITTER, to make a s...
cloacinal
22
18
relating to the cloa...
cloacitis
23
16
inflammation of the...
cloakroom
20
20
a room in which coat...
clobbered
23
20
CLOBBER, to strike v...
clochards
25
19
CLOCHARD, (French) a...
clockings
25
23
CLOCKING, the illega...
clocklike
26
25
like a clock or like...
clockwise
27
23
moving in the direct...
clockwork
28
27
the works or machine...
cloddiest
20
15
CLODDY, earthy [adj]
clodpated
21
18
stupid, doltish [adj...
clodpates
21
17
CLODPATE, a stupid p...
clodpoles
22
18
CLODPOLE, a stupid p...
clodpolls
24
19
CLODPOLL, a stupid p...
clogdance
22
20
a dance performed wi...
cloggiest
22
17
CLOGGY, lumpy, stick...
cloggings
23
20
CLOGGING, the act of...
cloisonne
17
15
(French) decorative...
cloisters
20
13
CLOISTER, to seclude...
cloistral
21
14
of, like, or charact...
clonicity
29
19
the state of being c...
clonidine
18
16
an antihypertensive...
clonkiest
20
18
CLONKY, making a dul...
closeable
21
17
that can be closed,...
closedown
21
18
an instance of suspe...
closehead
20
16
(Scots) the entrance...
closeness
18
14
the state of being c...
closeouts
19
14
CLOSEOUT, a clearanc...
closetful
23
18
the contents of a cl...
closeting
20
16
CLOSET, to enclose i...
closuring
21
17
CLOSURE, to end a de...
clothiers
22
15
CLOTHIER, one who de...
clothings
23
18
CLOTHING, clothes, g...
clothlike
24
20
like a cloth [adj]
clotpolls
24
18
CLOTPOLL, a stupid p...
clottered
19
14
CLOTTER, to coagulat...
clottiest
20
13
CLOTTY, tending to c...
clottings
21
16
CLOTTING, the act of...
cloturing
21
17
CLOTURE, to end a de...
cloudages
20
17
CLOUDAGE, the amount...
cloudiest
20
15
CLOUDY, overcast wit...
cloudings
21
18
CLOUDING, clouds col...
cloudland
20
18
an imaginary situati...
cloudless
21
16
without cloud [adj C...
cloudlets
21
16
CLOUDLET, a small cl...
cloudlike
22
20
like a cloud [adj]
cloudtown
22
19
an imaginary situati...
clouterly
27
17
like a clouter, clow...
clownfish
27
22
any of various brigh...
clownings
23
20
CLOWNING, acting the...
cloyingly
34
21
CLOYING [adv]
cloyments
26
19
CLOYMENT, surfeit [n...
clozapine
23
26
a neuroleptic drug u...
clubbable
27
24
sociable, also CLUBA...
clubbiest
25
20
CLUBBY, characterist...
clubbings
26
23
CLUBBING, visiting n...
clubbisms
27
23
CLUBBISM, the club s...
clubbists
26
20
CLUBBIST, a member o...
clubfaces
27
23
CLUBFACE, the striki...
clubhands
24
21
CLUBHAND, a deformed...
clubhauls
26
21
CLUBHAUL, to force a...
clubheads
24
20
CLUBHEAD, the part o...
clubhouse
24
20
the premises of a sp...
clublands
23
20
CLUBLAND, an area co...
clubmates
23
20
CLUBMATE, a fellow m...
clubrooms
23
20
CLUBROOM, a room in...
clubroots
22
17
CLUBROOT, a plant di...
clubwoman
25
24
a female member of a...
clubwomen
25
24
CLUBWOMAN, a female...
cluckiest
25
21
CLUCKY, (Australian...
clumpiest
24
20
CLUMPY, in clumps [a...
clumplike
26
25
like a clump [adj]
clumsiest
22
17
CLUMSY, not dexterou...
clunkiest
21
19
CLUNKY, clumsy in st...
clupeoids
22
18
CLUPEOID, a fish of...
clustered
20
15
CLUSTER, to form int...
clutchier
26
19
CLUTCHY, tending to...
clutching
27
22
CLUTCH, to grasp and...
cluttered
20
15
CLUTTER, to pile in...
cnidarian
17
15
a coelenterate, that...
coachable
25
21
that can be coached...
coachdogs
24
20
COACHDOG, a spotted...
coachiest
23
17
COACHY, relating to...
coachings
24
20
COACHING [n]
coachline
23
19
a decorative line al...
coachload
23
19
the passengers of a...
coachwhip
31
25
a large, slender, ha...
coachwood
25
21
an Australian tree y...
coachwork
27
24
vehicle bodywork [n...
coactions
20
16
COACTION, joint acti...
coadapted
19
17
mutually adapted [ad...
coadjutor
20
23
a bishop assisting a...
coadmired
19
17
COADMIRE, to admire...
coadmires
19
16
COADMIRE, to admire...
coadunate
16
15
to unite, to combine...
coagulant
19
17
that which produces...
coagulase
19
16
any of several enzym...
coagulate
19
16
to curdle, clot, or...
coagulums
22
20
COAGULUM, a clot [n]
coalballs
23
18
COALBALL, a calcareo...
coalboxes
26
23
COALBOX, a box for s...
coaldusts
20
15
COALDUST, the dust f...
coalesced
21
17
COALESCE, to blend [...
coalesces
21
16
COALESCE, to blend [...
coalfaces
23
19
COALFACE, exposed co...
coalfield
22
18
a district or area c...
coalholes
21
16
COALHOLE, a compartm...
coalhouse
20
16
a place where coal i...
coalified
21
17
COALIFY, to convert...
coalifies
21
16
COALIFY, to convert...
coalising
20
16
COALISE, to bring in...
coalition
18
14
the act of merging i...
coalizing
23
25
COALIZE, to bring in...
coalminer
19
17
one who digs coal [n...
coalmines
19
17
COALMINE, a mine at...
coalsacks
23
20
COALSACK, a sack for...
coalsheds
21
16
COALSHED, a shed for...
coalyards
25
16
COALYARD, a yard for...
coanchors
22
18
COANCHOR, to present...
coannexed
21
22
COANNEX, to annex jo...
coannexes
21
21
COANNEX, to annex jo...
coappears
21
18
COAPPEAR, to appear...
coarctate
20
15
to press together; t...
coarsened
16
14
COARSEN, to make coa...
coassists
19
12
COASSIST, to assist...
coassumed
19
17
COASSUME, to assume...
coassumes
19
16
COASSUME, to assume...
coastally
26
16
COASTAL, pertaining...
coastings
19
15
COASTING, coastal tr...
coastland
18
15
land along the coast...
coastline
18
14
the line or boundary...
coastward
21
16
in the direction of...
coastwise
21
15
along the coast [adv...
coatdress
18
13
a dress styled like...
coatracks
22
19
COATRACK, a rack for...
coatrooms
18
15
COATROOM, a room for...
coatstand
17
14
a stand for hanging...
coattails
19
13
COATTAIL, the back l...
coattends
17
14
COATTEND, to attend...
coattests
18
12
COATTEST, to attest...
coauthors
20
15
COAUTHOR, to write t...
coaxially
32
23
COAXIAL, having a co...
coaxingly
32
25
COAXING [adv]
cobalamin
21
20
a complex molecule c...
cobaltine
20
17
a mineral of a nearl...
cobaltite
21
16
a mineral of a nearl...
cobaltous
21
17
containing cobalt in...
cobblings
25
22
COBBLING, mending sh...
cobloaves
22
20
COBLOAF, a rounded l...
cobriform
24
21
like or related to t...
cobwebbed
27
25
COBWEB, to cover wit...
cocainise
20
16
to anaesthetise with...
cocainism
22
19
a morbid condition c...
cocainist
21
16
one suffering from c...
cocainize
23
25
to anaesthetise with...
cocaptain
22
19
a joint captain [n -...
coccidium
27
23
a parasitic protozoa...
coccoidal
25
20
like a coccoid, a sp...
coccolite
25
19
a small rounded body...
coccolith
28
21
a small rounded body...
coccygeal
32
23
pertaining to the co...
coccygian
31
23
relating to the cocc...
cochaired
23
18
COCHAIR, to serve jo...
cochineal
23
19
a dyestuff consistin...
cochleare
23
18
a kind of spoon, als...
cochlears
24
18
COCHLEAR, a kind of...
cochleate
23
18
having the form of a...
cocineras
20
16
COCINERA, a cook [n]
cockamamy
30
27
ridiculous, incredib...
cockapoos
23
22
COCKAPOO, a cross be...
cockateel
22
20
(Dutch) a small cres...
cockatiel
23
20
(Dutch) a small cres...
cockatoos
21
19
COCKATOO, a bird of...
cockbills
28
24
COCKBILL, to raise t...
cockbirds
26
23
COCKBIRD, a male bir...
cockboats
24
22
COCKBOAT, a small bo...
cockcrows
29
25
COCKCROW, early dawn...
cockerels
23
20
COCKEREL, a young ro...
cockering
23
22
COCKER, to pamper; t...
cockfight
29
26
a fight between cock...
cockhorse
24
21
a child's rocking-ho...
cockiness
22
20
the state of being c...
cocklebur
26
24
the burdock, also CL...
cockleert
23
20
(dialect) cockcrow [...
cockleman
23
24
a cockle fisherman [...
cocklemen
23
24
COCKLEMAN, a cockle...
cocklings
25
23
COCKLING, the act of...
cocklofts
26
23
COCKLOFT, a small ro...
cockmatch
29
27
a cockfight [n -ES]
cockneyfy
36
27
to make (an accent)...
cockroach
27
24
an orthopterous inse...
cockscomb
29
28
a jester's cap, rese...
cocksfoot
24
22
a type of grass [n -...
cockshies
25
21
COCKSHY, a target in...
cockshots
25
21
COCKSHOT, a target i...
cockshuts
26
22
COCKSHUT, twilight,...
cocksiest
23
19
COCKSY, self-importa...
cockspurs
26
23
COCKSPUR, a variety...
cockswain
25
23
the steersman of a b...
cocktails
24
20
COCKTAIL, to dock a...
cocoanuts
20
17
COCOANUT, the large,...
cocobolas
23
19
COCOBOLA, a dark woo...
cocobolos
23
19
COCOBOLO, a tropical...
cocooners
19
16
COCOONER, one who re...
cocoonery
25
18
a building or apartm...
cocooning
20
19
the practice of spen...
cocoplums
26
23
COCOPLUM, a West Ind...
cocounsel
21
18
a joint counsel [n -...
cocozelle
25
26
a variety of squash...
cocreated
20
16
COCREATE, to create...
cocreates
20
15
COCREATE, to create...
cocreator
20
15
one who creates some...
coculture
23
18
to grow (two or more...
cocurator
21
16
one who shares a cur...
cocuswood
24
20
the so-called Jamaic...
codebooks
20
20
CODEBOOK, a book con...
codebtors
20
16
CODEBTOR, one who sh...
codenames
17
17
CODENAME, a name use...
coderived
20
18
CODERIVE, to derive...
coderives
20
17
CODERIVE, to derive...
codesigns
19
16
CODESIGN, to design...
codevelop
22
21
to develop jointly [...
codewords
21
17
CODEWORD, a name use...
codfishes
23
18
CODFISH, a marine fo...
codifiers
21
16
CODIFIER, one who co...
codifying
28
21
CODIFY, to put into...
codirects
22
16
CODIRECT, to direct...
codomains
18
17
CODOMAIN, in mathema...
codpieces
23
19
CODPIECE, a cover fo...
codrivers
21
17
CODRIVER, one who co...
codriving
22
20
CODRIVE, to work as...
coediting
19
16
COEDIT, to edit toge...
coeditors
18
13
COEDITOR, a joint ed...
coeffects
25
21
COEFFECT, an accompa...
coelomata
18
16
COELOM, a body cavit...
coelomate
18
16
having a coelom [adj...
coelostat
18
13
an astronomical inst...
coemploys
28
21
COEMPLOY, to employ...
coempting
22
21
COEMPT, to buy up th...
coemption
20
19
the purchase of the...
coenacles
20
17
COENACLE, a dining r...
coenacted
19
17
COENACT, to enact to...
coenamors
17
16
COENAMOR, to inflame...
coenamour
17
17
to enamour jointly,...
coendured
17
16
COENDURE, to endure...
coendures
17
15
COENDURE, to endure...
coenobite
18
16
a monk who lives in...
coenobium
20
20
a colony of unicellu...
coenocyte
25
18
a multinucleate unic...
coenosarc
19
16
the common soft tiss...
coenzymes
27
27
COENZYME, a non-prot...
coequally
34
26
COEQUAL, equal in ra...
coequated
25
23
COEQUATE, to equate...
coequates
25
22
COEQUATE, to equate...
coercible
24
19
capable of being coe...
coercibly
31
21
COERCIBLE, capable o...
coercions
20
16
COERCION, the act of...
coerected
20
16
COERECT, to erect to...
coeternal
17
14
equally eternal, joi...
coevality
27
19
the state of being c...
coevolved
22
22
COEVOLVE, to evolve...
coevolves
22
21
COEVOLVE, to evolve...
coexerted
23
20
COEXERT, to exert jo...
coexisted
24
20
COEXIST, to exist to...
coextends
23
21
COEXTEND, to extend...
cofactors
23
18
COFACTOR, a molecule...
cofeature
19
16
to feature jointly [...
coffeepot
23
21
a pot for coffee [n...
cofferdam
23
22
a narrow vacant spac...
coffering
23
21
COFFER, to put in a...
coffining
23
22
COFFIN, to put in a...
coffinite
22
19
a uranium-yielding o...
cofinance
21
20
to finance in collab...
cofirings
22
18
COFIRING, the combus...
cofounded
19
19
COFOUND, to found jo...
cofounder
19
18
one who founds somet...
cogencies
21
18
COGENCY, the state o...
coggliest
22
17
COGGLY, shaky [adj]
cogitable
22
18
capable of being tho...
cogitated
19
15
COGITATE, to ponder...
cogitates
19
14
COGITATE, to ponder...
cogitator
19
14
one who cogitates [n...
cognately
25
18
COGNATE, related by...
cognation
17
16
relationship by bloo...
cognisant
18
16
aware, conscious of,...
cognisers
19
15
COGNISER, one that c...
cognising
20
18
COGNISE, to become a...
cognition
18
16
the process of knowi...
cognitive
21
19
capable of, or perta...
cognizant
21
25
having cognizance or...
cognizers
22
24
COGNIZER, one that c...
cognizing
23
27
COGNIZE, to become a...
cognomens
18
19
COGNOMEN, a family n...
cognomina
18
19
COGNOMEN, a family n...
cognosced
21
19
COGNOSCE, in Scots l...
cognosces
21
18
COGNOSCE, in Scots l...
cognovits
21
19
COGNOVIT, in law, an...
cogwheels
25
20
COGWHEEL, a toothed...
cohabited
22
18
COHABIT, to dwell to...
cohabitee
21
17
one who is cohabited...
cohabiter
22
17
one who cohabits, al...
cohabitor
22
17
one who cohabits, al...
coheading
20
18
COHEAD, to head join...
coheiress
20
14
a joint heiress [n -...
coherence
21
18
a tendency to cohere...
coherency
28
20
a tendency to cohere...
coheritor
20
14
a joint heir, also C...
cohesible
23
18
capable of cohesion...
cohesions
19
15
COHESION, the act of...
cohibited
23
18
COHIBIT, to restrain...
cohobated
21
18
COHOBATE, to distill...
cohobates
21
17
COHOBATE, to distill...
coholders
21
16
COHOLDER, an athlete...
cohostess
20
14
a joint hostess [n -...
cohosting
21
17
COHOST, to host join...
cohousing
21
18
a type of housing wi...
cohyponym
35
25
a word which is one...
coiffeurs
23
19
COIFFEUR, a male hai...
coiffeuse
22
19
(French) a (female)...
coiffured
23
20
COIFFURE, to style t...
coiffures
23
19
COIFFURE, to style t...
coincided
21
18
COINCIDE, to be iden...
coincides
21
17
COINCIDE, to be iden...
coinfects
23
19
COINFECT, to infect...
coinhered
19
16
COINHERE, to inhere...
coinheres
19
15
COINHERE, to inhere...
coinmates
18
16
COINMATE, a fellow i...
coinsured
18
15
COINSURE, to insure...
coinsurer
18
14
one who insures join...
coinsures
18
14
COINSURE, to insure...
cointreau
17
14
(tradename) a colour...
coinvents
19
18
COINVENT, to invent...
coistrels
20
13
COISTREL, (obsolete)...
coistrils
21
13
COISTRIL, (obsolete)...
coitional
18
14
relating to coition,...
cojoining
20
25
COJOIN, (Shakespeare...
cokeheads
20
19
COKEHEAD, a cocaine...
cokernuts
19
18
COKERNUT, the large,...
cokuloris
21
18
a palette with irreg...
colanders
18
15
COLANDER, a perforat...
colcannon
19
19
(Irish) an Irish cou...
colchicum
30
25
a flowering plant [n...
colcothar
24
18
(Arabic) a reddish b...
coldblood
22
19
a horse belonging to...
coldcocks
27
24
COLDCOCK, to knock u...
coldhouse
21
17
a plant frame or gre...
coleaders
18
14
COLEADER, one who le...
coleading
19
17
COLEAD, to lead join...
colectomy
29
21
the surgical removal...
coleopter
20
16
an aircraft that has...
coleseeds
18
14
COLESEED, a plant of...
coleslaws
23
17
COLESLAW, a salad of...
colessees
18
13
COLESSEE, a joint le...
colessors
19
13
COLESSOR, a joint le...
coleworts
22
16
COLEWORT, a plant of...
colicines
22
17
COLICINE, an antibac...
colickier
24
20
COLICKY, pertaining...
colicroot
22
16
a herb of the bloodw...
colicweed
25
20
any of several weeds...
coliforms
23
19
COLIFORM, any of a g...
coliphage
24
20
any bacteriophage ac...
coliseums
21
17
COLISEUM, a large st...
colistins
20
14
COLISTIN, a type of...
colitises
20
13
COLITIS, inflammatio...
collagens
20
17
COLLAGEN, a fibrous...
collaging
22
19
COLLAGE, to arrange...
collagist
22
16
one who makes collag...
collapsar
22
17
a black hole [n -S]
collapsed
22
18
COLLAPSE, to crumble...
collapses
22
17
COLLAPSE, to crumble...
collarets
20
14
COLLARET, a small co...
collaring
21
17
COLLAR, to provide w...
collating
21
17
COLLATE, to examine...
collation
19
15
a light meal [n -S]
collative
22
18
having the power of...
collators
20
14
COLLATOR, one who co...
colleague
20
17
a fellow-worker [n -...
collected
23
18
COLLECT, to bring to...
collector
23
17
one who collects [n...
collegers
21
16
COLLEGER, a student...
collegial
22
17
of or relating to a...
collegian
20
17
a member or inhabita...
collegium
23
20
a Soviet executive c...
colleting
21
17
COLLET, to set a gem...
colliculi
26
19
COLLICULUS, a small...
colliders
21
15
COLLIDER, a type of...
colliding
22
18
COLLIDE, to clash to...
colligate
21
16
to tie or bind toget...
collimate
21
17
to make parallel; to...
collinear
19
15
in the same straight...
collinses
20
15
COLLINS, an alcoholi...
collinsia
20
15
a North American pla...
collision
20
15
the state of being s...
collocate
22
17
to place together [v...
collodion
19
16
a solution of pyroxy...
collodium
22
19
a solution of pyroxy...
collogued
21
18
COLLOGUE, to convers...
collogues
21
17
COLLOGUE, to convers...
colloidal
21
16
pertaining to, or of...
colloqued
28
25
COLLOQUE, to hold a...
colloques
28
24
COLLOQUE, to hold a...
colloquia
28
24
COLLOQUIUM, (Latin)...
collotype
28
19
a method of printing...
collotypy
35
21
printing by collotyp...
colluders
21
16
COLLUDER, one who co...
colluding
22
19
COLLUDE, to conspire...
collusion
20
16
a secret agreement t...
collusive
23
19
characterized by col...
colluvial
24
20
pertaining to a coll...
colluvies
23
19
(Latin) accumulated...
colluvium
25
23
material which accum...
collyrium
29
20
an eye lotion [n COL...
colobomas
21
19
COLOBOMA, a lesion o...
colobuses
21
17
COLOBUS, a long tail...
colocated
21
17
COLOCATE, to group h...
colocates
21
16
COLOCATE, to group h...
colocynth
30
21
(Greek) a cucurbitac...
colombard
22
20
a kind of grape used...
colonelcy
28
20
the office, rank, or...
colonials
19
15
COLONIAL, a member o...
colonised
18
15
COLONISE, to establi...
coloniser
18
14
one who colonises, a...
colonises
18
14
COLONISE, to establi...
colonists
19
14
COLONIST, one who se...
colonitis
19
14
an inflammation of t...
colonized
21
24
COLONIZE, to establi...
colonizer
21
23
one who colonizes, a...
colonizes
21
23
COLONIZE, to establi...
colonnade
16
16
a row of evenly spac...
colophons
22
19
COLOPHON, an inscrip...
colophony
28
21
rosin [n COLOPHONIES...
colorable
21
17
that can be coloured...
colorably
28
19
COLORABLE, that can...
colorants
18
14
COLORANT, a pigment...
colorbred
21
17
selectively bred for...
colorcast
22
16
to broadcast in colo...
colorfast
21
16
having colours that...
colorific
25
19
producing colours [a...
colorings
20
16
COLORING, appearance...
colorised
19
14
COLORISE, to give co...
coloriser
19
13
one who colorises, a...
colorises
19
13
COLORISE, to give co...
colorisms
21
16
COLORISM, coloring,...
colorists
20
13
COLORIST, a person s...
colorized
22
23
COLORIZE, to give co...
colorizer
22
22
one who colorises, a...
colorizes
22
22
COLORIZE, to give co...
colorless
20
14
(US) without color,...
colorwash
24
18
a cheap form of dist...
colorways
28
18
COLORWAY, an arrange...
colosseum
20
17
a large building or...
colostomy
26
18
a surgical incision...
colostral
20
14
relating to colostru...
colostric
23
16
relating to colostru...
colostrum
21
17
(Latin) milk secrete...
colourant
18
15
a substance used for...
coloureds
19
15
COLOURED, a coloured...
colourers
19
14
COLOURER, one that c...
colourful
23
19
full of colour, also...
colouring
20
17
colour [n -S]
colourise
19
14
to add colour to (a...
colourism
21
17
discrimination in wh...
colourist
20
14
a person who colours...
colourize
22
23
to add colour to (a...
colourman
19
18
a person who prepare...
colourmen
19
18
COLOURMAN, a person...
colourway
28
19
one of several combi...
colpotomy
28
21
surgical incision in...
colthoods
21
16
COLTHOOD, the state...
coltishly
30
18
COLTISH, like a colt...
coltsfoot
21
16
a composite plant wi...
coltwoods
22
17
COLTWOOD, (Spenser)...
colubriad
22
18
(Cowper) the epic of...
colubrids
23
18
COLUBRID, any of a l...
colubrine
21
18
like a snake; cunnin...
columbary
29
22
a dovecote; a pigeon...
columbate
22
20
a salt of columbic a...
columbine
22
21
a flower, aka aquile...
columbite
23
20
a mineral, niobate a...
columbium
25
24
a rare element of th...
columbous
23
21
of or like niobium,...
columella
22
19
the uvula [n COLUMEL...
columneas
19
18
COLUMNEA, a bushy tr...
columnist
21
18
one who writes a new...
comanaged
18
19
COMANAGE, to manage...
comanager
18
18
one who shares a man...
comanages
18
18
COMANAGE, to manage...
comatulae
19
17
COMATULA, a type of...
comatulid
21
18
a type of crinoid, a...
combatant
20
19
one engaged in comba...
combaters
21
18
COMBATER, one who fi...
combating
22
21
COMBAT, to fight aga...
combative
23
22
inclined to combat [...
combatted
21
19
COMBAT, to fight aga...
combinate
20
19
combined; betrothed...
combineds
21
20
COMBINED, a skiing c...
combiners
21
19
COMBINER, one who, o...
combining
22
22
the act of combining...
combovers
23
22
COMBOVER, a vain att...
combretum
23
22
(Latin) a member of...
combusted
22
20
COMBUST, to burn [v]
combustor
22
19
the system in a jet...
comebacks
25
25
COMEBACK, a return t...
comeddled
20
19
COMEDDLE, (obsolete)...
comeddles
20
18
COMEDDLE, (obsolete)...
comedians
18
17
COMEDIAN, a humorous...
comedists
20
16
COMEDIST, a writer o...
comedones
17
17
COMEDO, a skin blemi...
comedowns
21
20
COMEDOWN, a drop in...
comeliest
20
16
COMELY, pleasing to...
comembers
22
21
COMEMBER, a joint me...
comeovers
20
19
COMEOVER, a person w...
comethers
21
17
COMETHER, (dialect)...
comfiness
21
19
the state of being c...
comfiture
22
19
(obsolete) conserve,...
comforted
21
19
COMFORT, to console...
comforter
21
18
one who comforts [n...
comically
31
22
COMICAL, amusing, al...
comingled
21
20
COMINGLE, to blend t...
comingles
21
19
COMINGLE, to blend t...
comitadji
22
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(Turkish) a member o...
comitatus
20
16
(Latin) a band of wa...
commanded
19
21
COMMAND, to direct w...
commander
19
20
one who commands [n...
commandos
19
20
COMMANDO, a speciali...
commenced
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COMMENCE, to begin [...
commencer
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22
one who commences [n...
commences
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COMMENCE, to begin [...
commendam
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(Latin) a vacant liv...
commended
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COMMEND, to praise [...
commender
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one who commends [n...
commensal
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eating at the same t...
commented
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COMMENT, to remark [...
commenter
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one who comments, al...
commentor
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19
one who comments, al...
commerced
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COMMERCE, to engage...
commerces
23
21
COMMERCE, to engage...
commerged
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21
COMMERGE, to merge t...
commerges
21
20
COMMERGE, to merge t...
comminate
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19
to threaten; to deno...
commingle
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to mix together, als...
comminute
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20
to crush, pulverize...
commishes
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20
COMMISH, (short for)...
commissar
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18
the head of a govern...
committal
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19
the act of committin...
committed
21
19
COMMIT, to perpetrat...
committee
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18
a group selected fro...
committer
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18
one who commits [n -...
commixing
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28
COMMIX, to mix toget...
commodify
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24
to make a commodity...
commodity
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21
an article of trade...
commodore
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19
an officer of a rank...
commonage
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21
the right of pasturi...
commoners
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19
COMMONER, one of the...
commonest
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19
COMMON, ordinary [ad...
commoneys
25
21
COMMONEY, an ordinar...
commoning
20
22
the conversion of la...
commorant
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19
a resident, esp. at...
commotion
19
19
a violent motion or...
commoving
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COMMOVE, to move vio...
communard
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21
(French) a member of...
communers
20
20
COMMUNER, one who co...
communing
21
23
COMMUNE, to converse...
communion
19
21
the act of communing...
communise
20
20
to make common prope...
communism
22
23
a social theory acco...
communist
21
20
one who believes in...
community
27
22
a body of people in...
communize
23
29
to make common prope...
commutate
20
19
to change a sentence...
commuters
21
19
COMMUTER, one who co...
commuting
22
22
travelling to work [...
commutual
22
21
mutual, reciprocal [...
comonomer
18
19
one of the constitue...
compacted
24
22
COMPACT, to pack clo...
compacter
24
21
one who compacts, al...
compactly
32
24
COMPACT, closely fit...
compactor
24
21
one who compacts, al...
compadres
21
19
COMPADRE, a close fr...
companded
20
21
COMPAND, to put a si...
compander
20
20
a system of transmit...
compandor
20
20
a system of transmit...
companied
20
20
COMPANY, to associat...
companies
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19
COMPANY, to associat...
companing
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22
(Spenser) accompanyi...
companion
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20
to keep someone comp...
comparers
21
18
COMPARER, one who co...
comparing
22
21
COMPARE, to scrutini...
comparted
21
19
COMPART, to divide i...
compassed
21
19
COMPASS, to surround...
compasses
21
18
COMPASS, to surround...
compeared
20
19
COMPEAR, to appear i...
compeered
20
19
COMPEER, to be the e...
compelled
23
21
COMPEL, to force [v]
compeller
23
20
one who compels [n -...
compendia
20
20
COMPENDIUM, (Latin)...
compering
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21
COMPERE, to act as m...
compesced
24
22
COMPESCE, (archaic)...
compesces
24
21
COMPESCE, (archaic)...
competent
20
19
able [adj COMPETENTL...
competing
22
21
COMPETE, to contend...
compilers
23
19
COMPILER, one who co...
compiling
24
22
COMPILE, to collect...
complains
22
20
COMPLAIN, to express...
complaint
22
20
an instance or the a...
compleats
22
19
COMPLEAT, (archaic)...
complects
26
22
COMPLECT, to weave t...
completed
22
20
COMPLETE, to bring t...
completer
22
19
one who completes [n...
completes
22
19
COMPLETE, to bring t...
complexed
28
27
COMPLEX, to make com...
complexer
28
26
COMPLEX, complicated...
complexes
28
26
COMPLEX, to make com...
complexly
36
29
COMPLEX, complicated...
complexus
29
27
an aggregation of pa...
compliant
22
20
yielding [adj COMPLI...
complices
26
22
COMPLICE, (obsolete)...
complicit
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22
having or showing co...
compliers
23
19
COMPLIER, one who co...
complines
22
20
COMPLINE, in the Chr...
compluvia
25
24
COMPLUVIUM, (Latin)...
complying
30
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COMPLY, to obey [v]
component
19
20
one of the parts or...
comported
21
19
COMPORT, to conduct...
composers
21
18
COMPOSER, one who wr...
composing
22
21
COMPOSE, to settle o...
composite
21
18
made of distinct thi...
composted
21
19
COMPOST, to make int...
composter
21
18
an apparatus for con...
composure
21
19
calmness, self-posse...
compotier
21
18
(French) a dish, usu...
compounds
21
21
COMPOUND, to add to...
comprador
21
19
(Portuguese) a nativ...
comprints
22
19
COMPRINT, to share i...
comprisal
23
19
the act, condition o...
comprised
22
19
COMPRISE, to include...
comprises
22
18
COMPRISE, to include...
comprized
25
28
COMPRIZE, to include...
comprizes
25
27
COMPRIZE, to include...
comptable
24
22
(obsolete) countable...
comptible
25
22
(obsolete) countable...
comptroll
24
20
(obsolete) to contro...
compulsed
23
21
COMPULSE, (obsolete)...
compulses
23
20
COMPULSE, (obsolete)...
computant
21
20
a person who calcula...
computers
22
19
COMPUTER, a machine...
computing
23
22
the act of calculati...
computist
23
19
a computer [n -S]
comradely
26
19
like a comrade [adj]
comradery
25
18
the spirit of comrad...
conacring
21
19
CONACRE, to let in t...
conations
16
14
CONATION, the inclin...
concauses
20
17
CONCAUSE, a cooperat...
concavely
29
23
CONCAVE, curved inwa...
concaving
23
23
CONCAVE, to curve in...
concavity
29
22
the state of being c...
concealed
20
18
CONCEAL, to hide [v]
concealer
20
17
one who conceals [n...
conceders
20
17
CONCEDER, one who co...
conceding
21
20
CONCEDE, to acknowle...
conceited
20
17
CONCEIT, to form a c...
conceived
22
21
CONCEIVE, to underst...
conceiver
22
20
one who conceives [n...
conceives
22
20
CONCEIVE, to underst...
concenter
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17
(US) to have a commo...
concentre
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17
to have a common cen...
concentus
20
18
(archaic) a harmony...
conceptus
23
20
the products of conc...
concerned
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18
CONCERN, to be of in...
concerted
20
17
CONCERT, to construc...
concertos
20
16
CONCERTO, a musical...
conchitis
24
18
inflammation of the...
conchoids
23
19
CONCHOID, a type of...
concierge
21
18
(French) one who kee...
conciliar
22
17
of or pertaining to...
concisely
28
19
CONCISE, succinct [a...
concisest
21
16
CONCISE, succinct [a...
concising
22
19
CONCISE, (Milton) to...
concision
20
17
schism; separation [...
conclaves
23
21
CONCLAVE, the room i...
concluded
22
20
CONCLUDE, to finish...
concluder
22
19
one who concludes [n...
concludes
22
19
CONCLUDE, to finish...
concocted
23
20
CONCOCT, to fabricat...
concocter
23
19
one who concocts, al...
concoctor
23
19
one who concocts, al...
concordal
21
18
relating to a concor...
concordat
20
17
(French) an agreemen...
concorded
20
18
CONCORD, to be in or...
concourse
20
17
an assembly of peopl...
concreate
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16
(archaic) to create...
concreted
20
17
CONCRETE, to solidif...
concretes
20
16
CONCRETE, to solidif...
concrewed
23
20
CONCREW, (archaic) t...
concubine
22
21
a woman who cohabits...
concupies
23
20
CONCUPY, (Shakespear...
concurred
21
18
CONCUR, to concur [v...
concussed
21
18
CONCUSS, to injure t...
concusses
21
17
CONCUSS, to injure t...
concyclic
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lying or situated on...
condemned
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CONDEMN, to judge un...
condemner
17
18
one who condemns, al...
condemnor
17
18
one who condemns, al...
condensed
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16
CONDENSE, to compres...
condenser
16
15
an apparatus for red...
condenses
16
15
CONDENSE, to compres...
condiddle
19
17
(Scott) to steal [v...
condignly
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CONDIGN, deserved, a...
condiment
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a seasoning e.g. sal...
condition
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15
to treat hair with c...
condolent
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16
expressing sympathy...
condolers
18
15
CONDOLER, one who co...
condoling
19
18
CONDOLE, to express...
condoners
16
15
CONDONER, one who co...
condoning
17
18
CONDONE, to forgive...
conducers
21
18
CONDUCER, one that c...
conducing
22
21
CONDUCE, to contribu...
conducive
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22
favourable to or hel...
conducted
21
19
CONDUCT, to lead or...
conductor
21
18
a person or thing th...
conductus
22
19
a style of metrical...
condyloid
25
18
shaped like or perta...
condyloma
25
20
a wartlike growth in...
conelrads
18
15
CONELRAD, a system o...
conenoses
15
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CONENOSE, a bloodsuc...
conepates
18
16
CONEPATE, a skunk, a...
conepatls
20
17
CONEPATL, a skunk, a...
confabbed
23
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CONFAB, to converse,...
confected
22
20
CONFECT, to prepare...
conferees
18
16
CONFEREE, one on who...
conferral
20
17
the act of conferrin...
conferred
19
17
CONFER, to bestow [v...
conferree
18
16
one who takes part i...
conferrer
19
16
one who confers [n -...
confervae
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20
CONFERVA, a freshwat...
conferval
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21
relating to a confer...
confervas
21
20
CONFERVA, a freshwat...
confessed
19
17
CONFESS, to admit or...
confesses
19
16
CONFESS, to admit or...
confessor
19
16
one who hears confes...
confestly
27
19
CONFEST [adv]
confidant
19
18
(French) a (male) pe...
confident
19
18
self-assured [adj CO...
confiders
20
17
CONFIDER, one who co...
confiding
21
20
CONFIDE, to impart s...
configure
21
19
to set up (a compute...
confiners
19
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CONFINER, one who, o...
confining
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20
CONFINE, to shut wit...
confirmed
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20
CONFIRM, to assure t...
confirmee
20
19
one to whom anything...
confirmer
21
19
one who confirms, al...
confirmor
21
19
one who confirms, al...
confiseur
20
17
(French) a confectio...
confiteor
19
16
(Latin) a prayer of...
confiture
20
17
(obsolete) conserve,...
confixing
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CONFIX, to fix firml...
conflated
20
18
CONFLATE, to combine...
conflates
20
17
CONFLATE, to combine...
conflicts
25
20
CONFLICT, to be in o...
confluent
20
19
flowing together; me...
confluxes
27
25
CONFLUX, a flowing t...
conformal
21
20
of a map, representi...
conformed
20
20
CONFORM, to become t...
conformer
20
19
one who conforms [n...
confounds
19
19
CONFOUND, to confuse...
confreres
19
16
CONFRERE, (French) a...
confrerie
19
16
(French) a brotherho...
confronte
18
17
in heraldry, face to...
confronts
19
17
CONFRONT, to face de...
confusing
21
20
CONFUSE, to mix up m...
confusion
19
18
the state of being c...
confuters
20
17
CONFUTER, one who co...
confuting
21
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CONFUTE, to disprove...
congealed
18
17
CONGEAL, to change f...
congealer
18
16
one who congeals [n...
congeeing
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CONGEE [v]
congeners
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CONGENER, something...
congenial
18
17
pleasant, friendly o...
congeries
18
15
a collection of misc...
congested
18
16
CONGEST, to fill to...
conglobed
21
20
CONGLOBE, to become...
conglobes
21
19
CONGLOBE, to become...
congreets
18
15
CONGREET, (archaic)...
congruent
18
17
suitable; agreeing o...
congruing
20
19
CONGRUE, to agree [v...
congruity
26
18
agreement between th...
congruous
19
17
harmonious, concorda...
conically
29
20
CONICAL, shaped like...
conicines
20
17
CONICINE, a liquid,...
coniology
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the study of atmosph...
conjected
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CONJECT, to conjectu...
conjeeing
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25
CONJEE, to starch wi...
conjoined
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24
CONJOIN, to join tog...
conjoiner
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23
one who conjoins [n...
conjugant
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one of a pair of cel...
conjugate
20
25
joined, connected [a...
conjuncts
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CONJUNCT, a joining,...
conjuntos
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24
CONJUNTO, a style of...
conjurers
20
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CONJURER, a person w...
conjuries
20
23
CONJURY, conjurors'...
conjuring
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the act of conjuring...
conjurors
20
23
CONJUROR, a person w...
connately
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17
CONNATE, congenitall...
connation
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union, esp. of simil...
connature
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15
participation in a c...
connected
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18
CONNECT, to join tog...
connecter
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17
something that conne...
connector
19
17
something that conne...
connexion
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the act of connectin...
connexive
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25
(obsolete) connectiv...
connivent
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of insect or plant p...
connivers
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18
CONNIVER, one who co...
connivery
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an act of conniving...
conniving
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21
CONNIVE, to plot or...
connotate
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to connote; to sugge...
connoting
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CONNOTE, to imply an...
connotive
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18
signifying or sugges...
connubial
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19
of or relating to ma...
conodonts
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CONODONT, any of var...
conominee
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17
one nominated in con...
conquered
25
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CONQUER, to overcome...
conquerer
25
23
one who conquers, al...
conqueror
25
23
one who conquers, al...
conquests
26
23
CONQUEST, the act of...
conquians
25
24
CONQUIAN, a card gam...
conscient
20
17
conscious [adj]
conscious
21
17
having the feeling o...
conscribe
23
19
to enroll; to enlist...
conscript
24
19
someone enrolled and...
consensus
17
15
(Latin) agreement [n...
consented
16
15
CONSENT, to give app...
consenter
16
14
one who consents [n...
conserved
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18
CONSERVE, to keep, p...
conserver
19
17
one who conserves [n...
conserves
19
17
CONSERVE, to keep, p...
considers
18
14
CONSIDER, to think a...
consigned
18
17
CONSIGN, to give ove...
consignee
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16
the person to whom c...
consigner
18
16
the person named in...
consignor
18
16
the person named in...
consisted
18
14
CONSIST, to be compo...
consocies
20
16
a community in natur...
consolate
17
14
(Shakespeare) to con...
consolers
18
14
CONSOLER, one who gi...
consoling
19
17
CONSOLE, to comfort...
consolute
18
15
completely miscible...
consommes
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19
CONSOMME, (French) a...
consonant
15
15
consistent with [adj...
consonous
16
15
harmonious [adj]
consorted
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14
CONSORT, to keep com...
consorter
17
13
one who consorts [n...
consortia
17
13
CONSORTIUM, (Latin)...
conspired
20
17
CONSPIRE, to plot to...
conspirer
20
16
one who conspires [n...
conspires
20
16
CONSPIRE, to plot to...
conspuing
21
20
CONSPUE, to spit upo...
constable
20
17
a policeman or polic...
constancy
26
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the state of being c...
constants
17
14
CONSTANT, something...
constated
17
14
CONSTATE, to assert...
constates
17
13
CONSTATE, to assert...
constered
17
14
CONSTER, (archaic) t...
constrain
17
14
to force, compel [v...
constrict
22
16
to draw together; to...
construal
19
15
an act of construing...
construct
22
17
to build [v -ED, -IN...
construed
18
15
CONSTRUE, to analyse...
construer
18
14
one who construes [n...
construes
18
14
CONSTRUE, to analyse...
consulage
19
17
(historical) a duty...
consulars
19
15
CONSULAR [n]
consulate
18
15
the post or establis...
consultas
19
15
CONSULTA, (Italian)...
consulted
19
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CONSULT, to ask advi...
consultee
18
15
one who is consulted...
consulter
19
15
one who consults, or...
consultor
19
15
an advisor to a Cath...
consumers
19
17
CONSUMER, one who, o...
consuming
20
20
wasting or destroyin...
consumpts
22
20
CONSUMPT, (Scots) co...
contacted
20
17
CONTACT, to communic...
contactee
19
16
a person contacted b...
contactor
20
16
a device for repeate...
contadina
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15
(Italian) a (female)...
contadine
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15
CONTADINA, (Italian)...
contadini
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15
CONTADINO, (Italian)...
contadino
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15
(Italian) a (male) I...
contagion
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transmission of a di...
contagium
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19
a causative agent of...
contained
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CONTAIN, to hold wit...
container
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14
something that conta...
contangos
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CONTANGO, a stock ex...
contemned
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CONTEMN, to despise...
contemner
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a person who contemn...
contemnor
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a person who contemn...
contemper
20
19
to blend together; t...
contempts
21
19
CONTEMPT, scorn [n]
contended
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CONTEND, to vie [v]
contender
16
15
one who contends [n...
contented
16
15
CONTENT, to satisfy...
contently
24
17
CONTENT, happy with...
contessas
17
13
CONTESSA, (Italian)...
contested
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14
CONTEST, to compete...
contester
17
13
one who contests [n...
conticent
20
17
silent [adj]
continent
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15
temperate, able to r...
continual
18
16
constantly happening...
continued
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CONTINUE, to go on w...
continuer
17
15
one who continues [n...
continues
17
15
CONTINUE, to go on w...
continuos
17
15
CONTINUO, (Italian)...
continuum
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a continuous range [...
contlines
18
15
CONTLINE, the space...
contornos
16
14
CONTORNO, (Italian)...
contorted
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CONTORT, to twist ou...
contoured
17
15
CONTOUR, to make the...
contracts
21
16
CONTRACT, to decreas...
contrails
19
14
CONTRAIL, a trail of...
contralti
19
14
CONTRALTO, (Italian)...
contralto
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(Italian) the part s...
contrasts
18
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CONTRAST, to place i...
contrasty
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of e.g. a photograph...
contrists
19
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CONTRIST, (obsolete)...
contrived
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CONTRIVE, to devise...
contriver
20
17
one who contrives [n...
contrives
20
17
CONTRIVE, to devise...
controuls
19
15
CONTROUL, to exercis...
contumacy
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stubborn perversenes...
contumely
26
20
contemptuous or insu...
contunded
17
17
CONTUND, (archaic) t...
contusing
19
17
CONTUSE, to bruise [...
contusion
17
15
a bruise [n -S]
contusive
20
18
tending to bruise [a...
conundrum
19
20
(Latin) a riddle, es...
conurbias
20
17
CONURBIA, conurbatio...
convected
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CONVECT, to transfer...
convector
22
20
an apparatus for hea...
conveners
18
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CONVENER, one who co...
convening
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the act of calling t...
convenors
18
18
CONVENOR, one who co...
convented
18
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CONVENT, to assemble...
converged
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CONVERGE, to come to...
converges
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CONVERGE, to come to...
conversed
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CONVERSE, to speak t...
converser
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one who engages in c...
converses
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CONVERSE, to speak t...
conversos
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CONVERSO, a mediaeva...
converted
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CONVERT, to change i...
converter
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something or someone...
convertor
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something or someone...
convexing
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CONVEX, to make conv...
convexity
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the state of being c...
conveyals
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CONVEYAL, a transmis...
conveyers
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CONVEYER, one that c...
conveying
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CONVEY, to transport...
conveyors
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19
CONVEYOR, one that c...
convicted
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CONVICT, to prove gu...
convinced
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CONVINCE, to satisfy...
convincer
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one who, or that whi...
convinces
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CONVINCE, to satisfy...
convivial
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relating to or fond...
conviving
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CONVIVE, to feast to...
convocate
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to convoke; to call...
convokers
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CONVOKER, one who co...
convoking
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CONVOKE, to cause to...
convolute
20
19
rolled together, coi...
convolved
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CONVOLVE, to roll to...
convolves
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CONVOLVE, to roll to...
convoying
26
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CONVOY, to accompany...
convulsed
21
20
CONVULSE, to shake v...
convulses
21
19
CONVULSE, to shake v...
cookables
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COOKABLE, something...
cookbooks
21
23
COOKBOOK, a book of...
cookeries
18
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COOKERY, the art of...
cookhouse
20
19
a place where cookin...
cookmaids
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COOKMAID, a maid who...
cookrooms
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COOKROOM, a room use...
cookshack
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a shack used for coo...
cookshops
23
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COOKSHOP, a shop tha...
cookstove
20
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a stove used for coo...
cookwares
21
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COOKWARE, utensils u...
coolabahs
22
18
COOLABAH, a type of...
coolamons
18
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COOLAMON, (Native Au...
cooldowns
21
18
COOLDOWN, a period a...
coolhouse
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a greenhouse kept at...
coolibahs
23
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COOLIBAH, (Native Au...
coolibars
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COOLIBAR, (Native Au...
coolingly
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COOLING, serving to...
coonhound
18
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a dog trained to hun...
coonshits
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COONSHIT, (offensive...
coonskins
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COONSKIN, the skin o...
cooperage
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work done by a coope...
cooperate
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to work together [v...
cooperies
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COOPERY, the trade o...
coopering
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the making of barrel...
cooptions
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COOPTION, the act of...
coordinal
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of plants and animal...
coorieing
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COORIE, (Scots) to n...
coosening
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COOSEN, to cheat, al...
coosining
18
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COOSIN, to cheat, al...
cootching
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COOTCH, (Welsh) to h...
cootikins
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COOTIKIN, (Scots) a...
copacetic
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(US colloquial) soun...
coparceny
28
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a form of joint owne...
coparents
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COPARENT, to share t...
copartner
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one who is jointly c...
copasetic
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18
(US colloquial) soun...
copastors
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COPASTOR, one that s...
copataine
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of a hat, high-crown...
copatriot
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a person born, resid...
copatrons
19
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COPATRON, a fellow p...
copayment
26
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a joint payment [n -...
copemates
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COPEMATE, (obsolete)...
copesetic
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18
(US colloquial) soun...
copestone
18
16
a stone that tops or...
copiloted
21
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COPILOT [v]
copiously
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19
COPIOUS, abundant [a...
coplotted
21
17
COPLOT, to plot toge...
copolymer
28
21
a compound of high m...
copperahs
24
20
COPPERAH, dried coco...
coppering
23
21
the act of sheathing...
copperish
25
20
somewhat like copper...
coppicing
27
24
the act of coppicing...
copraemia
20
18
blood poisoning resu...
copraemic
24
21
relating to copraemi...
copremias
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18
COPREMIA, blood pois...
copresent
19
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to present jointly w...
coprinces
23
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COPRINCE, one of two...
coproduce
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to produce in consor...
coproduct
24
20
a byproduct [n -S]
coprolite
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fossilized excrement...
coprolith
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fossilized excrement...
coprology
28
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the study of pornogr...
coprosmas
21
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COPROSMA, an Austral...
coprozoic
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living in dung [adj]
copsewood
22
19
brushwood; coppice [...
copublish
27
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to publish in collab...
copulated
21
18
COPULATE, to have se...
copulates
21
17
COPULATE, to have se...
copybooks
29
24
COPYBOOK, a book use...
copydesks
28
22
COPYDESK, an editor'...
copyedits
27
18
COPYEDIT, to prepare...
copyfight
33
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the conflict between...
copygirls
30
20
COPYGIRL, a girl who...
copygraph
32
24
a process for copyin...
copyholds
30
21
COPYHOLD, land tenur...
copylefts
30
21
COPYLEFT, to publish...
copyreads
26
18
COPYREAD, (US) to su...
copyright
31
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to secure the sole r...
copytaker
27
21
a person employed to...
coquetted
26
23
COQUET, to flirt, al...
coquettes
26
22
COQUETTE, to flirt,...
coquillas
29
24
COQUILLA, (Spanish)...
coquilles
29
24
COQUILLE, (French) a...
coracoids
21
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CORACOID, a bone of...
coralline
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a marine animal, esp...
corallite
20
14
a mineral substance...
coralloid
20
15
in the form of coral...
coralroot
18
13
a kind of orchid [n...
coralwort
22
16
a cruciferous herb o...
coramines
18
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CORAMINE, a circulat...
coranachs
22
18
CORANACH, (Gaelic) a...
corantoes
16
13
CORANTO, a rapid and...
corbeille
22
17
(French) a basket of...
corbeling
22
19
(US) corbels taken c...
corbelled
22
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CORBEL, to provide a...
corbicula
25
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(Latin) the pollen b...
corcasses
21
15
CORCASS, in Ireland,...
cordately
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CORDATE, heart-shape...
cordelled
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CORDELLE, to use a t...
cordelles
20
15
CORDELLE, to use a t...
cordgrass
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15
a grass of the genus...
cordially
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CORDIAL, genial [adv...
cordiform
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19
heart-shaped [adj]
cordiners
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CORDINER, (archaic)...
cordoning
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CORDON, to form a ba...
cordonnet
16
15
a type of thread [n...
cordotomy
25
18
the surgical divisio...
cordovans
19
18
CORDOVAN, a fine lea...
corduroys
25
16
CORDUROY, to build a...
cordwains
21
17
CORDWAIN, a fine goa...
cordwoods
21
17
CORDWOOD, a wood use...
cordyline
25
17
a tropical or subtro...
coredeems
18
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COREDEEM, to redeem...
coregents
18
15
COREGENT, a joint re...
corelated
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CORELATE, to place i...
corelates
18
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CORELATE, to place i...
coreopsis
20
15
a genus of herbaceou...
corfhouse
22
18
(Scots) a salmon-cur...
coriander
17
14
a plant yielding see...
corivalry
28
19
rivalry [n CORIVALRI...
corkboard
21
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a thin composite boa...
corkborer
21
19
an instrument for bo...
corkiness
19
17
the state of being c...
corkscrew
26
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a device, usually co...
corktrees
19
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CORKTREE, the cork o...
corkwings
24
22
CORKWING, a European...
corkwoods
22
20
CORKWOOD, very light...
cormidium
22
20
the assemblage of in...
cormorant
18
16
a shiny black webfoo...
cornacres
20
16
CORNACRE, the lettin...
cornballs
22
18
CORNBALL, (US) a swe...
cornborer
19
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a European moth whos...
cornbraid
20
17
to braid hair in cor...
cornbrash
22
18
a coarse, shelly lim...
cornbread
19
17
bread made of the me...
corncakes
21
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CORNCAKE, a cake mad...
corncrake
21
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a type of rail, with...
corncribs
24
19
CORNCRIB, a building...
corneitis
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inflammation of the...
cornelian
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a dull red or reddis...
cornemuse
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(French) a French mo...
cornering
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the act of turning a...
cornerman
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a person who assists...
cornermen
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CORNERMAN, a person...
cornetist
18
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one who plays the co...
cornettos
17
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CORNETTO, (Italian)...
cornfield
21
18
a field in which cor...
cornflags
22
19
CORNFLAG, another na...
cornflake
21
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a crazy or silly per...
cornflies
21
17
CORNFLY, the goutfly...
cornflour
21
18
finely ground maize,...
cornhusks
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CORNHUSK, the husk c...
corniches
23
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CORNICHE, (French) a...
cornichon
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(French) a small pic...
cornicing
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19
the act of providing...
cornicles
22
17
CORNICLE, a wax-secr...
cornicula
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CORNICULUM, (Latin)...
cornified
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CORNIFY, to form ker...
cornifies
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CORNIFY, to form ker...
corniform
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shaped like a horn [...
corniness
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the state of being c...
cornlands
18
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CORNLAND, ground sui...
cornlofts
21
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CORNLOFT, a loft for...
cornmeals
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CORNMEAL, meal made...
cornmills
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CORNMILL, a flour-mi...
cornmoths
21
18
CORNMOTH, a moth of...
cornopean
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a brass cornet [n -S...
cornpipes
22
19
CORNPIPE, a musical...
cornpones
18
17
CORNPONE, a cornbrea...
cornrents
17
14
CORNRENT, a rent for...
cornrowed
20
17
CORNROW, to braid ha...
cornsilks
21
18
CORNSILK, silky thre...
cornstalk
20
18
a stalk of corn [n -...
cornstone
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14
a silicious limeston...
cornuting
19
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CORNUTE, to cuckold...
cornworms
22
19
CORNWORM, a corn wee...
corocores
20
15
COROCORE, a Malayan...
corocoros
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COROCORO, a Malayan...
corollary
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an easy inference; a...
corollate
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14
having a corolla, th...
corolline
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15
of or pertaining to...
coronachs
22
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CORONACH, a dirge, a...
coronally
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CORONAL, relating to...
coronated
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CORONATE, to crown [...
coronates
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CORONATE, to crown [...
coroneted
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14
wearing a coronet [a...
coronises
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CORONIS, in Greek gr...
coroniums
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CORONIUM, the name g...
corotated
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COROTATE, to rotate...
corotates
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COROTATE, to rotate...
corporale
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a white cloth on whi...
corporals
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CORPORAL, a white cl...
corporate
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15
legally united into...
corporeal
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relating to the body...
corporify
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to embody; to form i...
corposant
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16
St. Elmo's fire or s...
corpulent
21
18
fleshy [adj CORPULEN...
corpuscle
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20
a cell or other minu...
corrading
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CORRADE, to wear awa...
corralled
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CORRAL, to place liv...
corrasion
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the action of wearin...
corrasive
20
16
serving to wear away...
corrected
21
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CORRECT, to make rig...
correcter
21
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CORRECT, free from e...
correctly
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CORRECT, free from e...
corrector
21
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one who corrects [n...
correlate
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to be related one to...
correttos
18
12
CORRETTO, (Italian)...
corridors
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CORRIDOR, a narrow h...
corrigent
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15
a drug to reduce or...
corrivals
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CORRIVAL, to rival,...
corrodant
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a corrosive agent, a...
corrodent
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a corrosive agent, a...
corroders
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CORRODER, something...
corrodies
18
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CORRODY, an allowanc...
corroding
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CORRODE, to eat away...
corrosion
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the act of eating, w...
corrosive
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having the power to...
corrugate
19
15
to wrinkle or draw i...
corrupted
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CORRUPT, to make bad...
corrupter
21
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CORRUPT, debased [ad...
corruptly
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CORRUPT, debased [ad...
corruptor
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16
someone or something...
corselets
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CORSELET, a piece of...
corsetier
18
12
(French) a (male) co...
corseting
19
15
CORSET, to fit with...
corsleted
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wearing a corslet, a...
corticate
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15
having a special out...
corticoid
22
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any of the steroid h...
corticose
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consisting of or lik...
cortisols
20
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CORTISOL, a hormone...
cortisone
17
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a steroid hormone pr...
corundums
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CORUNDUM, a mineral...
coruscant
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shining, glittering...
coruscate
21
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to sparkle; to throw...
corveting
21
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CORVET, of a horse,...
corvetted
20
17
CORVET, of a horse,...
corvettes
20
16
CORVETTE, a highly m...
corybants
26
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CORYBANT, one of the...
corydalis
26
16
a climbing plant [n...
coryluses
26
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CORYLUS, a deciduous...
corymbose
27
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consisting of corymb...
corymbous
28
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like a corymb, a fla...
coryphaei
28
19
CORYPHAEUS, (Latin)...
coryphees
28
19
CORYPHEE, (French) a...
coryphene
27
20
a fish of the genus...
coscripts
25
18
COSCRIPT, to collabo...
cosecants
20
16
COSECANT, a trigonom...
coseismal
20
16
connecting points si...
coseismic
23
18
connecting points si...
cosherers
20
14
COSHERER, someone wh...
cosheries
20
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COSHERY, the ancient...
coshering
21
17
COSHER, to pamper, c...
cosigners
19
15
COSIGNER, one who co...
cosigning
20
18
COSIGN, to sign join...
cosmetics
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COSMETIC, a beauty p...
cosmocrat
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a ruler of the world...
cosmogeny
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a theory or myth of...
cosmogony
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a theory or myth of...
cosmoline
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to smear with a kind...
cosmology
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the study of the cos...
cosmonaut
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a Russian astronaut...
cosmorama
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a view of different...
cosmotron
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a large synchrotron...
cosphered
22
18
(archaic) being in t...
cosponsor
19
16
a joint sponsor [n -...
cosseting
19
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COSSET, to fondle or...
cossetted
18
13
pampered, spoilt [ad...
costalgia
20
15
pain around the ches...
costarred
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COSTAR, to star equa...
costeaned
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COSTEAN, in mining,...
costively
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COSTIVE, affected wi...
costliest
20
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COSTLY, expensive [a...
costotomy
25
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surgical incision in...
costumers
20
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COSTUMER, one who ma...
costumery
26
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costumes taken colle...
costumier
20
16
one who makes or dea...
costuming
21
19
COSTUME, to dress [v...
cotangent
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the tangent of the c...
cotelette
18
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(French) a cutlet, a...
cotelines
18
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COTELINE, a medieval...
cotenancy
25
19
a joint tenancy [n C...
cotenants
16
14
COTENANT, a joint te...
cothurnal
21
17
like a cothurnus [ad...
cothurnus
21
17
(Latin) a buskin anc...
coticular
23
17
(obsolete) of or per...
cotillion
20
15
(French) an elaborat...
cotillons
20
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COTILLON, (French) a...
cotinines
17
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COTININE, an alkaloi...
cotqueans
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COTQUEAN, a woman of...
cotrustee
18
13
a joint trustee [n -...
cottagers
19
14
COTTAGER, one who li...
cottaging
20
17
cruising looking for...
cottering
19
15
COTTER [v]
cottising
20
15
COTTISE, to give a h...
cottonade
16
14
a somewhat stout and...
cottoning
18
16
COTTON, to take a li...
cotyledon
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an embryonic leaf wi...
cotyloids
26
16
COTYLOID, the cavity...
couchette
23
18
(French) a sleeping-...
couchings
25
21
COUCHING, embroidery...
coughings
23
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COUGHING, the act of...
coulibiac
25
20
(Russian) a Russian...
coulisses
20
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COULISSE, (French) a...
coulombic
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of or like a coulomb...
coumarins
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COUMARIN, a chemical...
coumarone
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a liquid derived fro...
coumarous
19
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COUMAROU, the seed o...
councilor
22
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(US) a member of a c...
counseled
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COUNSEL, to advise [...
counselee
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15
one who is counselle...
counselor
18
15
(US) one who gives c...
countable
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that can be counted,...
countably
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COUNTABLE, that can...
countback
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a system of deciding...
countdown
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19
a descending count o...
countered
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15
COUNTER, to oppose [...
countians
17
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COUNTIAN, a resident...
countless
19
15
beyond counting [adj...
countline
18
16
a confectionery bar...
countries
18
14
COUNTRY, the territo...
countrols
19
15
COUNTROL, to control...
countship
23
19
a count's dignity or...
coupledom
22
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the state of being a...
couplings
23
20
COUPLING, a joining...
couponing
20
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rationing by means o...
courantes
17
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COURANTE, (French) a...
courantos
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COURANTO, an old dan...
courbaril
22
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the West Indian locu...
courbette
20
16
(French) a curvet [n...
courgette
19
15
(French) a small var...
courieing
19
16
COURIE, (Scots) to n...
couriered
18
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COURIER, to deliver...
coursings
20
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COURSING, the pursui...
courteous
18
14
polite, considerate...
courtesan
17
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a prostitute, esp. o...
courtezan
20
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a prostitute, esp. o...
courtiers
19
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COURTIER, someone in...
courtings
20
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COURTING [n]
courtlets
20
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COURTLET, a petty co...
courtlier
20
14
COURTLY, polite [adj...
courtlike
21
18
courtly, polite [adj...
courtling
21
17
a sycophantic courti...
courtroom
19
16
a room in a courthou...
courtship
24
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the act of wooing a...
courtside
19
14
the area at the edge...
courtyard
25
16
a court or enclosed...
cousinage
18
16
relationship; kinshi...
couthiest
21
15
COUTHIE, friendly, a...
coutilles
21
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COUTILLE, a type of...
couturier
19
14
(French) a (male) dr...
covalence
22
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the union of a pair...
covalency
29
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the union of a pair...
covariant
19
17
a function of the co...
covariate
19
16
a statistical variab...
covarying
27
21
COVARY, to vary mean...
covelline
21
19
a native sulphide of...
covellite
22
18
a native sulphide of...
covenants
18
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COVENANT, to enter i...
coverable
22
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that can be covered...
coverages
20
18
COVERAGE, the extent...
coveralls
22
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COVERALL, one-piece...
coverings
21
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COVERING, something...
coverless
21
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without a cover [adj...
coverlets
21
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COVERLET, a bed cove...
coverlids
22
18
COVERLID, a bed cove...
coversine
19
17
a function in trigon...
coverslip
24
20
a loose cover for a...
coverture
20
17
covering; shelter [n...
covetable
22
20
that may be coveted...
covetises
20
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COVETISE [v]
cowardice
24
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lack of courage, als...
cowarding
22
19
COWARD, to weaken th...
cowboying
30
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COWBOY, to behave li...
cowfeeder
22
19
a dairyman [n -S]
cowfishes
26
20
COWFISH, an aquatic...
cowheards
23
18
COWHEARD, (Spenser)...
cowhiding
25
21
COWHIDE, to flog wit...
cowhouses
23
18
COWHOUSE, a building...
cowinners
20
17
COWINNER, one of two...
cowitches
27
20
COWITCH, a leguminou...
cowlstaff
27
22
a staff or pole on w...
coworkers
22
19
COWORKER, a fellow w...
cowriters
22
15
COWRITER, one who co...
cowriting
23
18
COWRITE, to collabor...
cowritten
21
16
COWRITE, to collabor...
coxalgias
26
22
COXALGIA, pain in th...
coxalgies
26
22
COXALGY, pain in the...
coxcombic
34
31
foppish, vain, also...
coxcombry
37
30
the behaviour of a c...
coxitides
25
20
COXITIS, inflammatio...
coxswains
27
23
COXSWAIN, to steer a...
coynesses
23
15
COYNESS, the state o...
coyotillo
26
16
(Spanish) a poisonou...
coystrels
26
15
COYSTREL, (obsolete)...
coystrils
27
15
COYSTRIL, (obsolete)...
cozenages
20
24
COZENAGE, the practi...
crabapple
25
22
a small sour wild ap...
crabbedly
30
22
CRABBED [adv]
crabbiest
23
18
CRABBY, ill-tempered...
crabeater
19
15
a species of seal [n...
crabgrass
22
17
a type of grass [n -...
crabmeats
21
18
CRABMEAT, the edible...
crabstick
26
22
a stick, cane, or cu...
crabwoods
23
19
CRABWOOD, a tropical...
crackback
29
29
in American football...
crackdown
25
24
the taking of a firm...
crackhead
24
22
a drug addict [n -S]
crackiest
23
19
CRACKY, full of crac...
crackings
24
22
CRACKING, a chemical...
crackjaws
28
31
CRACKJAW, a word whi...
cracklier
24
20
CRACKLY, making a cr...
crackling
25
23
the rind of roast po...
cracknels
23
21
CRACKNEL, a hard, cr...
crackpots
25
22
CRACKPOT, an eccentr...
cracksman
23
23
a safe-breaker [n CR...
cracksmen
23
23
CRACKSMAN, a safe-br...
cradlings
21
17
CRADLING, a wooden o...
craftiest
21
15
CRAFTY, skillful in...
craftless
22
16
without craft or cun...
craftsman
21
19
one who has a craft...
craftsmen
21
19
CRAFTSMAN, one who h...
craftwork
25
22
creative artistic ac...
craggiest
21
16
CRAGGY, full of crag...
cramesies
19
15
CRAMESY, (archaic) c...
crammable
23
22
that can be crammed...
crammings
22
21
CRAMMING, the act of...
cramoisie
19
15
(archaic) crimson, a...
crampbark
25
25
(US) the guelder ros...
crampfish
27
23
the electric ray [n...
crampiest
22
18
CRAMPY, affected wit...
cramponed
20
20
CRAMPON, to climb us...
crampoons
20
19
CRAMPOON, a device f...
cranachan
21
19
a traditional Scotti...
cranberry
26
18
the red acid berry o...
cranching
24
21
CRANCH, to chew with...
cranially
26
17
CRANIAL, pertaining...
craniates
17
13
CRANIATE, one that h...
crankcase
21
20
the case or covering...
crankiest
19
17
CRANKY, cantankerous...
crankling
21
21
CRANKLE, to bend, tw...
crankness
18
18
liability to be caps...
crankpins
21
21
CRANKPIN, the handle...
crannoges
17
16
CRANNOGE, (Gaelic) a...
crannying
24
19
CRANNY, to open in c...
cranreuch
23
19
(Gaelic) a hoarfrost...
crapelike
22
20
like crape [adj]
crappiest
23
18
CRAPPY, inferior in...
crapshoot
22
17
a game of dice [n -S...
crapulent
21
18
suffering from overi...
crapulous
22
18
suffering from overi...
crashpads
23
18
CRASHPAD, temporary...
crassness
18
13
the state of being c...
cratefuls
22
17
CRATEFUL, the conten...
cratering
19
15
the act of forming c...
craterlet
19
13
a small crater [n -S...
craterous
18
13
pertaining to, or re...
craunched
23
20
CRAUNCH, to chew wit...
craunches
23
19
CRAUNCH, to chew wit...
cravatted
20
17
CRAVAT, to dress in...
cravening
20
20
CRAVEN, (Shakespeare...
crawdaddy
28
20
a crayfish, also CRA...
crawliest
23
16
CRAWLY, creepy [adj]
crawlings
24
19
CRAWLING, the act of...
crawlways
32
21
CRAWLWAY, a small lo...
crayoners
23
15
CRAYONER, one who cr...
crayoning
24
18
CRAYON, to use a dra...
crayonist
24
15
one who draws in cra...
craythurs
28
17
CRAYTHUR, (Irish) a...
craziness
21
22
the state of being c...
crazyweed
30
27
a plant the consumpt...
creakiest
19
16
CREAKY, creaking, al...
creamcups
25
22
a California annual...
creamiest
19
15
CREAMY, having the c...
creamlaid
20
17
of paper, cream or w...
creamlike
21
20
like cream [adj]
creampuff
26
25
puff pastry filled w...
creamware
21
18
a type of earthenwar...
creamwove
23
22
of woven paper, crea...
creasiest
18
12
CREASY, having wrink...
creasoted
17
13
CREASOTE, to coat wi...
creasotes
17
12
CREASOTE, to coat wi...
creatable
20
16
that may be created...
creatines
17
13
CREATINE, a chemical...
creations
17
13
CREATION, something...
creatives
20
16
CREATIVE, a creative...
creatress
18
12
a female creator, al...
creatural
19
14
relating to a creatu...
creatures
18
13
CREATURE, a living b...
credences
20
17
CREDENCE, a small ta...
credendum
19
19
an article of faith...
credenzas
20
23
CREDENZA, (Italian)...
crediting
20
16
CREDIT, to accept as...
creditors
19
13
CREDITOR, one to who...
credulity
27
17
readiness to believe...
credulous
20
16
gullible [adj CREDUL...
creekiest
19
16
CREEKY, full of cree...
creekside
19
17
the area at the side...
creepages
20
17
CREEPAGE, gradual mo...
creepered
19
16
covered in creeper [...
creepiest
20
15
CREEPY, rather eerie...
creepmice
24
21
CREEPMOUSE, an infor...
creeshier
20
14
CREESHY, (Scots) gre...
creeshing
21
17
CREESH, to grease [v...
cremaster
19
15
(Greek) a thin muscl...
cremating
20
18
CREMATE, to reduce t...
cremation
18
16
the burning of corps...
cremators
19
15
CREMATOR, one who, o...
crematory
25
17
a place where bodies...
cremocarp
24
21
the characteristic f...
cremornes
18
16
CREMORNE, an ancient...
crenately
24
16
CRENATE, having a no...
crenation
16
14
a rounded projection...
crenature
17
14
the state of being n...
crenelate
17
14
(US) to provide with...
creneling
19
17
CRENEL, to make inde...
crenelled
19
16
CRENEL, to make inde...
crenelles
19
15
CRENELLE, (French) a...
crenshaws
23
18
CRENSHAW, a variety...
crenulate
18
15
minutely crenate, al...
creodonts
17
14
CREODONT, any member...
creolians
18
14
CREOLIAN, a type of...
creolised
19
14
CREOLISE, to cause a...
creolises
19
13
CREOLISE, to cause a...
creolists
20
13
CREOLIST, a person w...
creolized
22
23
CREOLIZE, to cause a...
creolizes
22
22
CREOLIZE, to cause a...
creophagy
29
21
the act of eating me...
creosoted
17
13
CREOSOTE, to treat w...
creosotes
17
12
CREOSOTE, to treat w...
creosotic
21
15
like creosote [adj]
crepances
22
19
CREPANCE, a sore on...
creperies
20
15
CREPERIE, a restaura...
crepiness
20
16
the state of being c...
crepitant
20
16
having or making a c...
crepitate
20
15
to crackle; to snap...
crepoline
20
17
a light crapelike dr...
crepuscle
25
20
twilight, the fading...
crescendi
21
17
CRESCENDO, (Italian)...
crescendo
20
17
(Italian) a gradual...
crescents
21
16
CRESCENT, a curved s...
cressiest
19
12
CRESSY, like cress [...
crestings
20
15
CRESTING, an ornamen...
crestless
20
13
(archaic) not entitl...
cretinise
18
13
to make into a creti...
cretinism
20
16
a congenital deficie...
cretinize
21
22
to make into a creti...
cretinoid
18
14
resembling a cretin...
cretinous
18
14
like a cretin [adj]
cretonnes
16
14
CRETONNE, (French) a...
creutzers
22
22
CREUTZER, (German) a...
crevalles
22
18
CREVALLE, a silvery...
crevassed
20
17
CREVASSE, to make a...
crevasses
20
16
CREVASSE, to make a...
crevettes
20
16
CREVETTE, (French) a...
crewelist
23
16
one who embroiders w...
crewelled
23
18
CREWEL, to work in a...
crewmates
22
18
CREWMATE, a fellow c...
crewnecks
25
23
CREWNECK, a sweater...
cribbages
24
20
CRIBBAGE, a card gam...
cribbings
25
21
CRIBBING, a supporti...
cribbling
26
22
CRIBBLE, to decorate...
cribellar
23
17
relating to a cribel...
cribellum
25
21
a spinning organ of...
cribworks
26
22
CRIBWORK, a timber f...
cricetids
23
16
CRICETID, a member o...
cricketed
23
20
CRICKET, to play a g...
cricketer
23
19
one who plays cricke...
crimeless
21
16
without crime [adj]
crimewave
24
22
a period of increase...
criminals
21
17
CRIMINAL, one who ha...
criminate
19
16
to accuse [v CRIMINA...
criminous
20
17
criminal, chiefly in...
crimpiest
23
18
CRIMPY, wrinkled, cu...
crimpling
25
22
CRIMPLE, to wrinkle,...
crimsoned
19
17
CRIMSON, to make dee...
cringings
21
18
CRINGING, acting in...
crinklier
21
18
CRINKLY, crinkled [a...
crinklies
21
18
CRINKLY, an old pers...
crinkling
22
21
CRINKLE, to wrinkle...
crinoidal
19
15
of or like a crinoid...
crinoline
18
15
(French) a stiff fab...
cripplers
25
19
CRIPPLER, one that c...
crippling
26
22
a prop set up as a s...
crispated
21
16
having a wavy edge,...
crispened
20
17
CRISPEN, to make cri...
crisphead
23
18
a variety of lettuce...
crispiest
22
15
CRISPY, crisp in tex...
crispness
21
16
the state of being c...
cristated
19
13
with an appendage re...
criterial
20
13
relating to a criter...
criterion
18
13
a standard of judgem...
criterium
21
16
a kind of cycling ra...
criticise
23
15
to censure, also CRI...
criticism
25
18
the act of criticisi...
criticize
26
24
to censure, also CRI...
critiqued
28
23
CRITIQUE, to judge a...
critiques
28
22
CRITIQUE, to judge a...
croakiest
19
16
CROAKY, low and hoar...
croakings
20
19
CROAKING, a low, hoa...
croceines
20
16
CROCEINE, a red or o...
crocheted
23
18
CROCHET, to work woo...
crocheter
23
17
one who crochets [n...
crocketed
22
20
having crockets, cur...
crockpots
25
22
CROCKPOT, (tradename...
crocodile
22
17
a large long-tailed...
crocoites
21
15
CROCOITE, a bright r...
crocosmia
22
18
any plant of the gen...
croftings
22
18
CROFTING, the system...
croissant
18
13
(French) a crescent-...
crokinole
19
18
(French) a board gam...
cromlechs
26
21
CROMLECH, (Welsh) a...
cromornas
18
16
CROMORNA, (German) a...
cromornes
18
16
CROMORNE, an ancient...
cronyisms
26
18
CRONYISM, appointmen...
croodling
20
17
CROODLE, (Scots) to...
crookback
25
26
(Shakespeare) a hunc...
crookeder
18
17
CROOKED, dishonest [...
crookedly
26
20
CROOKED, dishonest [...
crookneck
22
24
a squash with a long...
crooniest
17
13
CROONY, having or be...
croonings
18
16
CROONING, singing in...
cropbound
22
21
of birds, suffering...
cropfulls
26
21
CROPFULL, as much as...
croplands
21
18
CROPLAND, farm land...
croppings
24
21
CROPPING [n]
croquante
25
23
(French) a crisp pie...
croqueted
26
23
CROQUET, to play a g...
croquette
26
22
(French) a ball or c...
crorepati
20
15
in India, a person w...
crosiered
18
13
carrying a crosier,...
crossable
21
16
that can be crossed...
crossarms
20
15
CROSSARM, a horizont...
crossband
20
17
a horizontal bar e.g...
crossbars
21
15
CROSSBAR, to fasten...
crossbeam
21
18
a beam joining other...
crossbill
24
17
a kind of finch [n -...
crossbite
21
15
to swindle [v CROSSB...
crossbows
24
18
CROSSBOW, a weapon f...
crossbred
21
16
an animal produced b...
crossbuck
26
23
(US) a cross-shaped...
crosscuts
23
16
CROSSCUT, to cut acr...
crossette
18
12
(French) a small pro...
crossfall
23
17
the transverse incli...
crossfire
21
15
the crossing of line...
crossfish
24
17
another name for the...
crosshair
21
14
a fine wire at the f...
crosshead
20
15
a beam connecting pi...
crossings
20
15
CROSSING, an interse...
crossjack
25
28
a square sail set on...
crosslets
20
13
CROSSLET, a heraldic...
crossness
18
13
the state of being c...
crossover
20
16
a road passing over...
crossroad
18
13
an intersection of r...
crossruff
24
19
in whist and bridge,...
crosstalk
21
17
rapid or witty talk...
crosstied
19
13
tied across [adj]
crossties
19
12
CROSSTIE, a supporti...
crosstown
21
16
extending over a tow...
crosstree
18
12
one of the two upper...
crosswalk
24
20
(US) a pedestrian cr...
crossways
28
17
CROSSWAY, a road tha...
crosswind
22
17
a wind blowing acros...
crosswire
22
15
either of the two fi...
crosswise
22
15
in the fashion of a...
crossword
22
16
a type of puzzle in...
crosswort
22
15
a bedstraw with leav...
crostatas
18
12
CROSTATA, (Italian)...
crostinis
19
13
CROSTINI, a dish of...
crotaline
18
14
of or pertaining to...
crotalism
21
16
poisoning by crotala...
crotchets
24
17
CROTCHET, a small ho...
crotchety
30
19
bad-tempered, also C...
crotonbug
21
19
a species of cockroa...
crouching
25
21
CROUCH, to squat or...
croupades
20
17
CROUPADE, (French) i...
croupiers
21
16
CROUPIER, an attenda...
croupiest
21
16
CROUPY, affected wit...
croustade
18
14
(French) a cake of f...
crowbaits
24
18
CROWBAIT, an old hor...
crowberry
30
20
a low creeping moorl...
crowboots
23
18
CROWBOOT, a type of...
crowdedly
29
20
CROWDED [adv]
crowdfund
24
22
to fund a project vi...
crowfoots
23
18
CROWFOOT, a wild flo...
crowingly
30
21
CROWING [adv]
crownings
22
19
CROWNING [n]
crownland
21
19
a large administrati...
crownless
22
17
without a crown [adj...
crownlets
22
17
CROWNLET, a small cr...
crownwork
25
23
the manufacture and...
crowsfeet
23
18
CROWSFOOT, a wrinkle...
crowsfoot
23
18
a wrinkle at the sid...
crowsteps
24
18
CROWSTEP, a steplike...
crucially
31
20
CRUCIAL, very import...
cruciates
22
16
CRUCIATE, a ligament...
crucibles
26
20
CRUCIBLE, a heat-res...
crucifers
25
19
CRUCIFER, one who be...
crucified
25
20
CRUCIFY, to put to d...
crucifier
25
19
one who crucifies [n...
crucifies
25
19
CRUCIFY, to put to d...
cruciform
26
22
cross-shaped [adj CR...
cruddiest
20
15
CRUDDY, dirty, unple...
cruddling
22
19
CRUDDLE, (Spenser) t...
crudeness
18
15
the state of being c...
crudities
20
14
CRUDITY, the state o...
cruellest
21
15
CRUEL, disposed to i...
cruelness
19
15
(obsolete) cruelty [...
cruelties
20
14
CRUELTY, savage beha...
cruiseway
28
18
a canal for exclusiv...
cruisiest
20
13
CRUISY, frequented b...
cruisings
21
16
CRUISING, the act of...
crumbiest
23
19
CRUMBY, full of crum...
crumblier
24
20
CRUMBLY, easily crum...
crumblies
24
20
(slang) very old peo...
crumbling
25
23
CRUMBLE, to break up...
crumenals
20
18
CRUMENAL, (Spenser)...
crumhorns
22
19
CRUMHORN, (German) a...
crummacks
26
26
CRUMMACK, (Gaelic) a...
crummiest
22
19
CRUMMY, mean, despic...
crummocks
26
26
CRUMMOCK, (Gaelic) a...
crumpiest
23
19
CRUMPY, crisp, also...
crumplier
24
20
CRUMPLY, easily wrin...
crumpling
25
23
the act of creasing...
crunchers
24
19
CRUNCHER, one that c...
crunchier
24
19
CRUNCHY, given to cr...
crunchies
24
19
CRUNCHIE, (offensive...
crunchily
32
22
CRUNCHY, given to cr...
crunching
25
22
the act of crunching...
crunkling
22
22
CRUNKLE, to crumple...
crusaders
19
14
CRUSADER, one that c...
crusading
20
17
CRUSADE, to engage i...
crusadoes
18
14
CRUSADO, an old Port...
crushable
24
19
that can be crushed...
crustacea
21
16
a large class of art...
crustated
19
14
covered with a crust...
crustiest
20
13
CRUSTY, covered with...
crustless
21
14
without a crust [adj...
crutching
26
21
CRUTCH, to support o...
cruzadoes
21
23
CRUZADO, an old Port...
cruzeiros
22
22
CRUZEIRO, (Portugues...
crybabies
29
20
CRYBABY, a person wh...
cryobanks
27
22
CRYOBANK, a place fo...
cryocable
30
21
a highly conducting...
cryogenic
28
20
of or like a cryogen...
cryolites
26
15
CRYOLITE, a mineral,...
cryometer
25
17
an instrument for me...
cryometry
32
19
measurement by use o...
cryophyte
35
21
an organism esp. an...
cryoprobe
28
20
a blunt chilled prob...
cryoscope
29
20
an instrument for de...
cryoscopy
36
22
the study of the eff...
cryostats
25
14
CRYOSTAT, a refriger...
cryotrons
24
15
CRYOTRON, a tiny for...
cryptadia
27
18
(Greek) things to be...
cryptical
32
21
hidden, secret, also...
cryptogam
29
22
a plant reproducing...
cryptonym
34
23
a code name or secre...
csardases
18
13
CSARDAS, a Hungarian...
ctenidium
20
18
a comblike anatomica...
cteniform
21
19
comb-shaped [adj]
cuadrilla
21
16
(Spanish) the attend...
cubanelle
21
19
a variety of pepper...
cubatures
21
17
CUBATURE, the proces...
cubbishly
34
24
CUBBISH, like a cub...
cubbyhole
32
24
a small enclosed spa...
cubically
33
23
CUBICAL, shaped like...
cubiculum
28
25
a burial chamber [n...
cubituses
22
17
CUBITUS, an old meas...
cuckolded
24
23
CUCKOLD, to humiliat...
cuckoldly
32
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(Shakespeare) like a...
cuckoldom
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the state of being a...
cuckoldry
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the state of being a...
cuckooing
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CUCKOO, to repeat mo...
cucullate
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hooded; hood-shaped,...
cucumbers
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cucurbits
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CUCURBIT, a chemical...
cuddliest
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CUDDLY, pleasant to...
cudgelers
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CUDGELER, one who cu...
cudgeling
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the act of beating w...
cudgelled
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CUDGEL, to beat with...
cudgeller
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one who beats with a...
cudgeries
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cufflinks
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cuffuffle
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a commotion, also CA...
cuirassed
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CUIRASS, to cover wi...
cuirasses
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CUIRASS, to cover wi...
cuisinart
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(tradename) a type o...
cuisinier
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a cook [n -S]
cuitering
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CUITER, (Scots) to w...
cuitikins
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CUITIKIN, (Scots) a...
cuittling
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CUITTLE, (Scots) to...
culchiest
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culicines
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CULICINE, a mosquito...
cullender
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a perforated vessel...
cullionly
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(archaic) like a cul...
cullyisms
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CULLYISM, the state...
culminant
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at its highest point...
culminate
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to climax [v CULMINA...
culpatory
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expressive of blame...
culshiest
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CULSHIE, rustic, boo...
cultigens
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CULTIGEN, a variety...
cultishly
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CULTISH, having the...
cultivars
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CULTIVAR, a variety...
cultivate
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to till or produce b...
cultrated
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shaped like a knife...
culturati
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(Latin) cultured peo...
culturing
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CULTURE, to cultivat...
culturist
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culverins
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CULVERIN, a lightwei...
culverted
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CULVERT, to channel...
cumaceans
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CUMACEAN, a small cr...
cumarones
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CUMARONE, a liquid d...
cumberers
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CUMBERER, one who cu...
cumbering
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CUMBER, to burden [v...
cumbrance
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an encumbrance [n -S...
cumbungis
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CUMBUNGI, (Native Au...
cumulated
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cumulates
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cumuluses
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CUMULUS, (Latin) a k...
cunctator
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cuneately
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cuneiform
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a wedge-shaped scrip...
cuniforms
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CUNIFORM, a wedge-sh...
cunjevois
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CUNJEVOI, (Native Au...
cunninger
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cunningly
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cupbearer
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a person who attends...
cupboards
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CUPBOARD, to store [...
cupellers
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CUPELLER, someone wh...
cupelling
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CUPEL, to refine gol...
cupferron
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a compound used in c...
cupolaing
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CUPOLA, to furnish w...
cupolated
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furnished with a cup...
cupressus
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any tree of the genu...
curandera
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a female faith heale...
curandero
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a male faith healer...
curarines
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CURARINE, an alkaloi...
curarised
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CURARISE, to poison...
curarises
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CURARISE, to poison...
curarized
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CURARIZE, to poison...
curarizes
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CURARIZE, to poison...
curassows
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CURASSOW, a turkey-l...
curations
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CURATION, the work o...
curatives
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CURATIVE, something...
curbsides
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CURBSIDE, the side o...
curbstone
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a stone lining a cur...
curculios
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CURCULIO, a kind of...
curcumine
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the saffron-yellow c...
curcumins
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CURCUMIN, the saffro...
curdiness
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the state of being c...
curettage
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(French) the act of...
curetting
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CURETTE, to scrape w...
curfuffle
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(Scots) a commotion...
curialism
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the system of govern...
curialist
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one who advocates cu...
curiosity
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the state of being c...
curiouser
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CURIOUS, inquisitive...
curiously
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CURIOUS, inquisitive...
curlicued
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CURLICUE, to decorat...
curlicues
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CURLICUE, to decorat...
curliness
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the state of being c...
curlpaper
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a strip of paper rou...
curlycues
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currajong
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(Native Australian)...
currawong
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(Native Australian)...
currejong
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(Native Australian)...
currently
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CURRENT, belonging t...
curricles
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curricula
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CURRICULUM, (Latin)...
currijong
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(Native Australian)...
currishly
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CURRISH, like a cur...
currycomb
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a metal comb used to...
curryings
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CURRYING, the dressi...
cursedest
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CURSED, wicked [adj]
cursenary
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(Shakespeare) cursor...
cursillos
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CURSILLO, (tradename...
cursitors
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CURSITOR, (obsolete)...
cursitory
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relating to a cursit...
cursively
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CURSIVE, with flowin...
cursorary
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(obsolete) cursory,...
cursorial
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suited to walking or...
cursorily
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curstness
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shrewishness [n -ES]
curtailed
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CURTAIL, to cut shor...
curtailer
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one who curtails [n...
curtained
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curtalaxe
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(archaic) a short br...
curtation
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a shortening or redu...
curtesies
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CURTESY, the lifetim...
curtilage
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an area of land enco...
curtseyed
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CURTSEY, to bow poli...
curtsying
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CURTSY, to bow polit...
curvation
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the state of being c...
curvative
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relating to curvatio...
curvature
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a curving or bending...
curveball
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a baseball pitch thr...
curvesome
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curvy [adj]
curveting
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curvetted
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curviform
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curving [adj]
curviness
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the state of being c...
curvities
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CURVITY, the state o...
cushiness
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the state of being c...
cushioned
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CUSHION, to pad with...
cushionet
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a little cushion [n...
cuspidate
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shaped like a cuspid...
cuspidore
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a spittoon, also CUS...
cuspidors
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CUSPIDOR, (Portugues...
cusswords
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custodial
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of or like custody e...
custodian
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a person who has car...
custodier
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a person who has car...
custodies
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CUSTODY, guardianshi...
customary
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according to custom...
customers
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CUSTOMER, one who bu...
customise
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to adapt for a custo...
customize
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to adapt for a custo...
custumals
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CUSTUMAL, a written...
custumary
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a body or book of th...
cutaneous
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of or related to the...
cutblocks
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CUTBLOCK, a limited...
cutcherry
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(Hindi) an Indian ma...
cutesiest
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CUTESY, (US) affecte...
cuticulae
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CUTICULA, the outer...
cuticular
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relating to a cuticl...
cutinised
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CUTINISE, to become...
cutinises
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CUTINISE, to become...
cutinized
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CUTINIZE, to become...
cutinizes
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CUTINIZE, to become...
cutlasses
20
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CUTLASS, a curved, o...
cutleries
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CUTLERY, the busines...
cutlettes
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CUTLETTE, a breaded...
cutpurses
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CUTPURSE, (historica...
cutscenes
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CUTSCENE, a type of...
cutthroat
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a murderer, an assas...
cuttingly
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CUTTING, sharp [adv]
cutwaters
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CUTWATER, the forepa...
cyanamide
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the amide of cyanoge...
cyanamids
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CYANAMID, the amide...
cyaniding
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the extraction of go...
cyanising
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CYANISE, to turn int...
cyanizing
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CYANIZE, to turn int...
cyanogens
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CYANOGEN, a compound...
cyanotype
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a blueprint [n -S]
cyanurate
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a chemical derived f...
cyanurets
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CYANURET, (obsolete)...
cybercafe
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a cafe where compute...
cybercast
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a broadcast over the...
cybernate
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to control by means...
cybernaut
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a person using the I...
cyberpets
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CYBERPET, a computer...
cyberporn
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pornography on the I...
cyberpunk
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a genus of science f...
cyberwars
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CYBERWAR, crippling...
cybrarian
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a person in charge o...
cycadeoid
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a member of the cyca...
cyclamate
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any of a number of v...
cyclamens
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CYCLAMEN, a primulac...
cyclecars
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CYCLECAR, a type of...
cyclepath
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a special route for...
cycleries
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CYCLERY, a bicycle s...
cycleways
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CYCLEWAY, a path res...
cyclicals
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CYCLICAL, stock whos...
cyclicism
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the state of being c...
cyclicity
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the state of being c...
cyclising
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CYCLISE, to form one...
cyclitols
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CYCLITOL, an alicycl...
cyclizine
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an antihistamine dru...
cyclizing
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CYCLIZE, to form one...
cyclogiro
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an aircraft lifted a...
cycloidal
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of or like a cycloid...
cyclolith
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a stone circle [n -S...
cyclonite
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a type of explosive,...
cyclopean
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relating to a prehis...
cyclopian
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relating to a prehis...
cyclorama
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a circular panorama...
cyclotron
28
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a type of particle a...
cylinders
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CYLINDER, to provide...
cylindric
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shaped like a cylind...
cymagraph
31
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an instrument for tr...
cymbaleer
28
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one who plays the cy...
cymbalers
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CYMBALER, one who pl...
cymbalist
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one who plays the cy...
cymbaloes
28
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CYMBALO, (Italian) t...
cymbaloms
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CYMBALOM, a kind of...
cymbidium
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a kind of tropical o...
cymbiform
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boat-shaped [adj]
cymblings
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CYMBLING, a variety...
cymogenes
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CYMOGENE, a volatile...
cymograph
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an instrument for tr...
cymophane
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cat's-eye, a variety...
cynanches
28
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CYNANCHE, any inflam...
cynegetic
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related to hunting [...
cynically
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CYNICAL, distrusting...
cynicisms
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CYNICISM, suspicion...
cynodonts
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CYNODONT, a carnivor...
cynomolgi
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CYNOMOLGUS, a type o...
cynosural
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relating to a cynosu...
cynosures
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CYNOSURE, a centre o...
cyphering
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CYPHER, to write in...
cypresses
27
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CYPRESS, a coniferou...
cyprinids
28
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CYPRINID, a member o...
cyprinoid
27
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related to the carp...
cysteines
24
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CYSTEINE, an amino a...
cysteinic
28
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relating to cysteine...
cystidean
24
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a cystoid, an extinc...
cystiform
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like a cyst [adj]
cystocarp
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the fructification i...
cystocele
28
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a hernia of the blad...
cystolith
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a hard mineralized i...
cystotomy
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surgical incision in...
cytasters
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CYTASTER, a structur...
cytidines
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CYTIDINE, a compound...
cytidylic
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as in cytidylic acid...
cytisines
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CYTISINE, an alkaloi...
cytokines
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CYTOKINE, a protein...
cytokinin
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any of numerous subs...
cytologic
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relating to cytology...
cytolyses
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CYTOLYSIS, the disso...
cytolysin
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an agent that dissol...
cytolysis
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the dissolution of c...
cytolytic
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relating to the diss...
cytometer
25
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an instrument for co...
cytometry
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the counting of cell...
cytopathy
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a disease or disorde...
cytopenia
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a deficiency of one...
cytoplasm
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the protoplasm of a...
cytoplast
28
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the intact cytoplasm...
cytosines
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CYTOSINE, one of the...
cytosolic
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relating to the cyto...
cytosomes
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CYTOSOME, the part o...
cytotaxes
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CYTOTAXIS, movement...
cytotaxis
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movement of cells du...
cytotoxic
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of or like a cytotox...
cytotoxin
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a cell-damaging drug...
czardases
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CZARDAS, (Hungarian)...
czarevich
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(Russian) the wife o...
czarevnas
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CZAREVNA, the daught...
czaritsas
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CZARITSA, the wife o...
czaritzas
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CZARITZA, the wife o...
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