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dactylogram
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a fingerprint [n -S]
dactylology
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the study of sign la...
daffinesses
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DAFFINESS, the state...
daggerboard
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a light, narrow, com...
dahabeeyahs
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DAHABEEYAH, (Arabic)...
dailinesses
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DAILINESS, the quali...
dailynesses
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DAILYNESS, the state...
daisywheels
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DAISYWHEEL, a kind o...
damasceened
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DAMASCEENE, to decor...
damasceenes
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DAMASCEENE, to decor...
damascening
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DAMASCENE, to decora...
damaskeened
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DAMASKEEN, to decora...
damaskining
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DAMASKIN, to decorat...
damasquined
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DAMASQUIN, to decora...
daminozides
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DAMINOZIDE, a kind o...
damnability
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the ability to be da...
damoiselles
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DAMOISELLE, a young...
dampcourses
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DAMPCOURSE, a horizo...
dampishness
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the state of being d...
damselflies
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DAMSELFLY, an insect...
dangerously
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DANGEROUS, full of d...
dapperlings
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DAPPERLING, (archaic...
daredevilry
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the state of being a...
darlingness
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the state of being a...
darraigning
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DARRAIGN, to justify...
dastardness
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the state of being d...
datamations
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DATAMATION, automati...
datednesses
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DATEDNESS, the state...
daunomycins
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DAUNOMYCIN, an antib...
dauntlessly
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DAUNTLESS, unafraid...
daydreamers
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DAYDREAMER, one who...
daydreaming
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having daydreams [n...
daylighting
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illuminating by dayl...
dazednesses
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DAZEDNESS, the state...
dazzlements
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DAZZLEMENT, dazzling...
deacidified
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DEACIDIFY, to remove...
deacidifies
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DEACIDIFY, to remove...
deaconesses
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DEACONESS, a female...
deaconhoods
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DEACONHOOD, the offi...
deaconships
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DEACONSHIP, the offi...
deactivated
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DEACTIVATE, to make...
deactivates
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DEACTIVATE, to make...
deactivator
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something that deact...
deadeningly
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DEADENING [adv]
deadheading
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DEADHEAD, to remove...
deadlifting
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DEADLIFT, to lift wi...
deadlocking
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DEADLOCK, to come to...
deadpanners
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DEADPANNER, one who...
deadpanning
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DEADPAN, to act with...
deadweights
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DEADWEIGHT, a weight...
deaerations
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DEAERATION, the remo...
deafeningly
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DEAFENING, very loud...
dealbations
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DEALBATION, whitenin...
dealbreaker
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an issue that preven...
dealerships
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DEALERSHIP, an autho...
deaminating
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DEAMINATE, to remove...
deamination
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the act of deaminati...
deaminising
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DEAMINISE, to remove...
deaminizing
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DEAMINIZE, to remove...
deaspirated
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DEASPIRATE, to remov...
deaspirates
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DEASPIRATE, to remov...
deathlessly
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DEATHLESS, not subje...
deathliness
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the state of being d...
deattribute
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to withdraw the attr...
debarcation
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the act of debarking...
debarkation
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the act of debarking...
debarrassed
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DEBARRASS, (archaic)...
debarrasses
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DEBARRASS, (archaic)...
debasedness
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the state of being d...
debasements
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DEBASEMENT, the act...
debatements
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DEBATEMENT, (obsolet...
debauchedly
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DEBAUCHED [adv]
debauchment
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the act of debauchin...
debilitated
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DEBILITATE, to make...
debilitates
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DEBILITATE, to make...
debouchment
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the act of debouchin...
debouchures
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DEBOUCHURE, (French)...
debridement
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(French) the surgica...
debriefings
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DEBRIEFING, question...
decadencies
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DECADENCY, a falling...
decagonally
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DECAGONAL, of a plan...
decagrammes
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DECAGRAMME, a weight...
decahedrons
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DECAHEDRON, a solid...
decalcified
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DECALCIFY, to depriv...
decalcifier
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an agent that decalc...
decalcifies
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DECALCIFY, to depriv...
decalescent
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relating to decalesc...
decalogists
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DECALOGIST, an expon...
decameronic
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of or like the Decam...
decampments
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DECAMPMENT, departur...
decanedioic
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designating a type o...
decanically
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DECANAL, relating to...
decantating
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DECANTATE, (obsolete...
decantation
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the act of decanting...
decapitated
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DECAPITATE, to cut o...
decapitates
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DECAPITATE, to cut o...
decapitator
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one who decapitates...
decapsulate
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to remove a capsule...
decarbonate
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to remove carbon dio...
decarbonise
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to remove carbon or...
decarbonize
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to remove carbon fro...
decarburise
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to remove carbon or...
decarburize
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to remove carbon or...
decartelise
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to break up (a carte...
decartelize
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to break up (a carte...
decasualise
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(US) to replace the...
decasualize
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(US) to replace the...
decathletes
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DECATHLETE, an athle...
decaudating
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DECAUDATE, to cut of...
deceitfully
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DECEITFUL, given to...
deceivingly
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DECEIVING, deceptive...
decelerated
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DECELERATE, to reduc...
decelerates
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DECELERATE, to reduc...
decelerator
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something that decel...
decemvirate
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the office of decemv...
decennaries
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DECENNARY, a tithing...
decennially
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DECENNIAL, happening...
decentering
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DECENTER, to put out...
deceptional
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of the nature of dec...
deceptively
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DECEPTIVE, tending t...
decerebrate
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to eliminate cerebra...
decerebrise
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to deprive of the ce...
decerebrize
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to deprive of the ce...
decertified
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DECERTIFY, to withdr...
decertifies
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DECERTIFY, to withdr...
decidedness
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the state of being d...
deciduously
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DECIDUOUS, losing le...
decigrammes
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DECIGRAMME, a tenth...
decillionth
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one part in a decill...
decimalised
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DECIMALISE, to conve...
decimalises
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DECIMALISE, to conve...
decimalisms
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DECIMALISM, the syst...
decimalists
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DECIMALIST, one who...
decimalized
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DECIMALIZE, to conve...
decimalizes
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DECIMALIZE, to conve...
decimations
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DECIMATION, the act...
decipherers
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DECIPHERER, one who...
deciphering
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DECIPHER, to interpr...
decisioning
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DECISION, to win a b...
decivilised
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DECIVILISE, to reduc...
decivilises
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DECIVILISE, to reduc...
decivilized
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DECIVILIZE, to reduc...
decivilizes
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DECIVILIZE, to reduc...
declaimants
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DECLAIMANT, a declai...
declaimings
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DECLAIMING [n]
declamation
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the act of declaimin...
declamatory
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in the manner of a d...
declaration
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the act of declaring...
declarative
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making a declaration...
declarators
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DECLARATOR, a form o...
declaratory
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in the manner of a d...
declensions
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DECLENSION, a system...
declination
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the angular distance...
declinators
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DECLINATOR, an instr...
declinatory
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a legal plea that ha...
declinature
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an act of declining...
declivities
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DECLIVITY, a descend...
declivitous
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sloping downhill, al...
declutching
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DECLUTCH, to release...
decluttered
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DECLUTTER, to simpli...
decoherence
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the act of becoming...
decollating
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DECOLLATE, to behead...
decollation
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the act of decollati...
decollators
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DECOLLATOR, one who...
decolletage
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(French) the low-cut...
decolonised
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DECOLONISE, to relea...
decolonises
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DECOLONISE, to relea...
decolonized
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DECOLONIZE, to relea...
decolonizes
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DECOLONIZE, to relea...
decolorants
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DECOLORANT, a substa...
decolorated
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DECOLORATE, to depri...
decolorates
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DECOLORATE, to depri...
decolorised
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DECOLORISE, to remov...
decoloriser
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an agent that decolo...
decolorises
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DECOLORISE, to remov...
decolorized
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DECOLORIZE, to remov...
decolorizer
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an agent that decolo...
decolorizes
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DECOLORIZE, to remov...
decolouring
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DECOLOUR, to deprive...
decolourise
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to remove the colour...
decolourize
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to remove the colour...
decommitted
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DECOMMIT, to withdra...
decommunise
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to remove communist...
decommunize
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to remove communist...
decomposers
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DECOMPOSER, somethin...
decomposing
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DECOMPOSE, to fall t...
decomposite
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a composite element...
decompounds
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DECOMPOUND, to decom...
decondition
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to cause extinction...
decongested
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DECONGEST, to reliev...
deconstruct
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to examine (as a wor...
decoratings
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DECORATING, the act...
decorations
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DECORATION, the act...
decorticate
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to remove the bark,...
decoupaging
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DECOUPAGE, to apply...
decouplings
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DECOUPLING, the act...
decreasings
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DECREASING, the act...
decremental
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having the nature of...
decremented
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DECREMENT, to decrea...
decrepitate
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to crackle; to roast...
decrepitude
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the state of being d...
decrescence
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the state of being d...
decrescendo
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(Italian) in a gradu...
decretalist
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one who studies decr...
decryptions
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DECRYPTION, the act...
decumbences
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DECUMBENCE, the act...
decumbently
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DECUMBENT, lying dow...
decumbiture
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the time spent by an...
decurionate
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the office of decuri...
decurrently
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DECURRENT, continued...
decursively
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DECURSIVE, running d...
decurvation
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downward curvature [...
decussately
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DECUSSATE, arranged...
decussating
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DECUSSATE, to divide...
decussation
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the action of crossi...
dedicatedly
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DEDICATED [adv]
dedications
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DEDICATION, an act o...
dedramatise
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to play down the imp...
dedramatize
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to play down the imp...
deducements
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DEDUCEMENT, inferenc...
deductibles
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DEDUCTIBLE, a clause...
deductively
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DEDUCTIVE, of though...
deduplicate
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to remove (duplicate...
deepfreezes
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DEEPFREEZE, to freez...
deerberries
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DEERBERRY, a shrub o...
deergrasses
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DEERGRASS, a type of...
deerstalker
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a kind of cap [n -S]
defacements
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DEFACEMENT, the act...
defaecating
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DEFAECATE, to void e...
defaecation
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the expulsion of sol...
defaecators
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DEFAECATOR, one who...
defalcating
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DEFALCATE, to embezz...
defalcation
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the act or an instan...
defalcators
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DEFALCATOR, a defaul...
defamations
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DEFAMATION, the act...
defeasanced
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liable to be forfeit...
defeasances
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DEFEASANCE, a condit...
defeaturing
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DEFEATURE, (archaic)...
defecations
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DEFECATION, the act...
defectively
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DEFECTIVE, deficient...
defeminised
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DEFEMINISE, to remov...
defeminises
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DEFEMINISE, to remov...
defeminized
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DEFEMINIZE, to remov...
defeminizes
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DEFEMINIZE, to remov...
defenceless
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without defence [adj...
defensative
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a protection [n -S]
defenseless
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without defense [adj...
defensively
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DEFENSIVE, tending t...
deferential
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showing or expressin...
deferrables
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DEFERRABLE, somethin...
defeudalise
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to deprive of feudal...
defeudalize
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to deprive of feudal...
defiantness
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the state of being d...
defibrinate
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to remove fibrin fro...
defibrinise
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to deprive of fibrin...
defibrinize
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to deprive of fibrin...
deficiences
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DEFICIENCE, a lack,...
deficiently
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DEFICIENT, lacking [...
defilements
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DEFILEMENT, the act...
defiliation
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depriving a parent o...
definements
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DEFINEMENT, the act...
definiendum
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(Latin) a word or ph...
definientia
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DEFINIENS, (Latin) a...
definitions
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DEFINITION, an act o...
definitised
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DEFINITISE, to make...
definitises
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DEFINITISE, to make...
definitives
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DEFINITIVE, a defini...
definitized
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DEFINITIZE, to make...
definitizes
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DEFINITIZE, to make...
definitudes
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DEFINITUDE, definite...
deflagrable
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which deflagrates; d...
deflagrated
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DEFLAGRATE, to burn...
deflagrates
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DEFLAGRATE, to burn...
deflagrator
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an apparatus for def...
deflectable
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able to be deflected...
deflections
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DEFLECTION, an act o...
deflexional
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showing deflexion, a...
deflorating
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DEFLORATE, to deflow...
defloration
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rupture of the hymen...
deflowerers
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DEFLOWERER, one who...
deflowering
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DEFLOWER, to deprive...
defocussing
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DEFOCUS, to cause to...
defoliating
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DEFOLIATE, to remove...
defoliation
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the act of defoliati...
defoliators
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DEFOLIATOR, a defoli...
deforcement
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the act of deforcing...
deforciants
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DEFORCIANT, one who...
deforesters
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DEFORESTER, one who...
deforesting
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DEFOREST, to remove...
deformalise
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to make less formal,...
deformalize
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to make less formal,...
deformation
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alteration of form o...
deformative
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tending to deform [a...
deformities
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DEFORMITY, the state...
defraggings
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DEFRAGGING, in compu...
defragments
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DEFRAGMENT, to run a...
defraudment
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the act of defraudin...
defrayments
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DEFRAYMENT, the paym...
defriending
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DEFRIEND, to remove...
defunctions
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DEFUNCTION, (Shakesp...
defunctness
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the state of being d...
degarnished
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DEGARNISH, to despoi...
degarnishes
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DEGARNISH, to despoi...
degendering
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DEGENDER, (Spenser)...
degenerated
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DEGENERATE, to pass...
degenerates
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DEGENERATE, to pass...
deglaciated
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showing deglaciation...
deglamorise
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to remove the glamou...
deglamorize
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to remove the glamou...
deglutinate
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to unglue or unstick...
deglutition
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the power or act of...
deglutitive
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relating to deglutit...
deglutitory
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relating to deglutit...
degradation
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the act of degrading...
degradative
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of the nature of deg...
degradingly
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DEGRADING [adv]
degreasants
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DEGREASANT, a substa...
degressions
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DEGRESSION, a gradua...
degringoler
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to descend rapidly o...
degustating
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DEGUSTATE, to taste,...
degustation
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the action or an ins...
degustatory
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relating to degustat...
dehiscences
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DEHISCENCE, the act...
dehortation
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advice against somet...
dehortative
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dissuasive, also DEH...
dehortatory
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dissuasive, also DEH...
dehumanised
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DEHUMANISE, to remov...
dehumanises
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DEHUMANISE, to remov...
dehumanized
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DEHUMANIZE, to depri...
dehumanizes
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DEHUMANIZE, to depri...
dehydraters
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DEHYDRATER, a dehydr...
dehydrating
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DEHYDRATE, to dry ou...
dehydration
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loss or withdrawal o...
dehydrators
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DEHYDRATOR, a dehydr...
dehypnotise
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to free from hypnosi...
dehypnotize
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to free from hypnosi...
deictically
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DEICTIC, relating to...
deification
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the act or an instan...
deinonychus
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any of a genus of sm...
deinotheres
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DEINOTHERE, an extin...
deistically
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DEISTICAL, relating...
delaminated
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DELAMINATE, to split...
delaminates
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DELAMINATE, to split...
delassement
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(French) a relaxatio...
delayerings
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DELAYERING, the redu...
delectables
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DELECTABLE, somethin...
delectating
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DELECTATE, to deligh...
delectation
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delight, enjoyment [...
delegations
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DELEGATION, the act...
deleterious
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harmful, injurious [...
deleveraged
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DELEVERAGE, (of an o...
deleverages
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DELEVERAGE, (of an o...
delibations
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DELIBATION, the act...
deliberated
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DELIBERATE, to think...
deliberates
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DELIBERATE, to think...
deliberator
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one who deliberates...
deliciously
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DELICIOUS, tasting v...
deligations
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DELIGATION, bandagin...
delightedly
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DELIGHTED [adv]
delightless
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giving no delight [a...
delightsome
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(archaic) delightful...
delimitated
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DELIMITATE, to delim...
delimitates
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DELIMITATE, to delim...
delineating
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DELINEATE, to mark o...
delineation
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the act of delineati...
delineative
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relating to delineat...
delineators
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DELINEATOR, one who,...
delinquency
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a delinquent act [n...
delinquents
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DELINQUENT, an offen...
deliquesced
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DELIQUESCE, to melt...
deliquesces
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DELIQUESCE, to melt...
delirations
19
14
DELIRATION, madness;...
deliriously
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17
DELIRIOUS, mentally...
delitescent
22
17
hidden, latent [adj]
deliverable
24
21
an item named in a c...
deliverance
23
21
the act of deliverin...
deliveryman
28
23
a person who deliver...
deliverymen
28
23
DELIVERYMAN, a perso...
delocalised
23
18
DELOCALISE, to free...
delocalises
23
17
DELOCALISE, to free...
delocalized
26
27
DELOCALIZE, to free...
delocalizes
26
26
DELOCALIZE, to free...
delphically
36
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DELPHIC, like an ora...
delphiniums
26
23
DELPHINIUM, a genus...
delphinoids
24
20
DELPHINOID, a member...
delusionary
25
17
relating to delusion...
delusionist
20
15
one who suffers from...
delustering
21
17
DELUSTER, to lessen...
delustrants
20
15
DELUSTRANT, a dense...
demagnetise
19
18
to remove the magnet...
demagnetize
22
27
to deprive of magnet...
demagogical
25
23
of or like a demagog...
demagogisms
23
22
DEMAGOGISM, the prac...
demagoguery
27
22
the actions of a dem...
demagoguing
22
23
DEMAGOGUE, to act in...
demagoguism
23
23
being a demagogue, a...
demandingly
27
23
DEMANDING [adv]
demarcating
23
21
DEMARCATE, to mark t...
demarcation
21
19
the act of demarking...
demarcators
22
18
DEMARCATOR, one who...
demarkation
19
20
the act of demarking...
demarketing
21
22
DEMARKET, to discour...
demeasnures
18
17
DEMEASNURE, (Spenser...
dementating
19
19
DEMENTATE, (archaic)...
demergering
21
20
DEMERGER, to remove...
demibastion
21
19
half a bastion, havi...
demicantons
21
20
DEMICANTON, one of t...
demigoddess
21
19
a half-goddess; a wo...
demigration
20
18
change of abode [n -...
demireliefs
23
19
DEMIRELIEF, carving...
demirepdoms
23
22
DEMIREPDOM, the stat...
demiurgeous
21
19
relating to a demiur...
demiurgical
26
22
relating to a demiur...
demiurguses
22
19
DEMIURGUS, (Greek) a...
demivierges
23
21
DEMIVIERGE, a woman...
demobilised
23
20
DEMOBILISE, to disba...
demobilises
23
19
DEMOBILISE, to disba...
demobilized
26
29
DEMOBILIZE, to disba...
demobilizes
26
28
DEMOBILIZE, to disba...
democracies
25
21
DEMOCRACY, a form of...
democraties
22
18
DEMOCRATY, (Milton)...
democratise
22
18
to make democratic,...
democratist
23
18
a democrat [n -S]
democratize
25
27
to make democratic,...
demodulated
20
19
DEMODULATE, to remov...
demodulates
20
18
DEMODULATE, to remov...
demodulator
20
18
something that demod...
demographer
24
22
a student of demogra...
demographic
28
25
relating to demograp...
demoiselles
21
17
DEMOISELLE, (archaic...
demolishers
23
18
DEMOLISHER, one who...
demolishing
24
21
DEMOLISH, to destroy...
demolitions
20
17
DEMOLITION, the act...
demonetised
18
17
DEMONETISE, to depri...
demonetises
18
16
DEMONETISE, to depri...
demonetized
21
26
DEMONETIZE, to depri...
demonetizes
21
25
DEMONETIZE, to depri...
demoniacism
23
22
the state of being a...
demonianism
19
20
possession by a demo...
demonically
30
23
DEMONICAL, of or lik...
demonocracy
30
24
government by demons...
demonolater
18
17
a worshipper of demo...
demonolatry
25
19
the worship of or de...
demonologic
23
22
relating to demonolo...
demonomania
17
20
an obsession with de...
demonstrate
18
16
to show clearly [v D...
demoralised
20
17
DEMORALISE, to corru...
demoraliser
20
16
something or someone...
demoralises
20
16
DEMORALISE, to corru...
demoralized
23
26
DEMORALIZE, to corru...
demoralizer
23
25
one who demoralizes,...
demoralizes
23
25
DEMORALIZE, to corru...
demoticists
24
18
DEMOTICIST, a studen...
demotivated
21
20
DEMOTIVATE, to remov...
demotivates
21
19
DEMOTIVATE, to remov...
demountable
21
21
that can be demounte...
demulsified
24
21
DEMULSIFY, to separa...
demulsifier
24
20
an agent to prevent...
demulsifies
24
20
DEMULSIFY, to separa...
demutualise
21
18
of a mutual institut...
demutualize
24
27
of a company, esp. a...
demyelinate
25
19
to destroy the myeli...
demystified
29
21
DEMYSTIFY, to remove...
demystifies
29
20
DEMYSTIFY, to remove...
demythified
31
23
DEMYTHIFY, to remove...
demythifies
31
22
DEMYTHIFY, to remove...
denaturants
17
15
DENATURANT, a substa...
denaturised
18
15
DENATURISE, to remov...
denaturises
18
14
DENATURISE, to remov...
denaturized
21
24
DENATURIZE, to remov...
denaturizes
21
23
DENATURIZE, to remov...
denazifying
30
30
DENAZIFY, to rid of...
dendrachate
22
19
moss agate [n -S]
dendritical
23
18
of or like a dendrit...
dendrobiums
22
21
DENDROBIUM, a kind o...
dendroglyph
31
24
an ancient carving o...
dendrograms
20
19
DENDROGRAM, a branch...
dendrolatry
25
17
worship of trees [n...
dendrologic
23
20
relating to dendrolo...
dendrometer
18
17
an instrument for me...
denegations
17
16
DENEGATION, denial [...
denervating
20
20
DENERVATE, to depriv...
denervation
18
18
the act of denervati...
deniability
28
19
the ability to deny...
denigrating
20
18
DENIGRATE, to blacke...
denigration
18
16
the act of denigrati...
denigrative
21
19
serving to denigrate...
denigrators
19
15
DENIGRATOR, one who,...
denigratory
25
17
serving to denigrate...
denisations
17
14
DENISATION, the act...
denitrating
19
16
DENITRATE, to free f...
denitration
17
14
the removal of nitro...
denitrified
21
17
DENITRIFY, to depriv...
denitrifier
21
16
an agent that remove...
denitrifies
21
16
DENITRIFY, to depriv...
denizations
20
23
DENIZATION, the act...
denizenship
25
28
the state of being a...
denominable
20
21
capable of being den...
denominated
17
18
DENOMINATE, to give...
denominates
17
17
DENOMINATE, to give...
denominator
17
17
the divisor of a fra...
denotations
16
14
DENOTATION, the mark...
denotements
17
17
DENOTEMENT, (Shakesp...
denouements
17
18
DENOUEMENT, (French)...
densenesses
16
14
DENSENESS, the state...
densimeters
19
16
DENSIMETER, an instr...
densimetric
23
19
measurement by densi...
dentalities
19
14
DENTALITY, use of th...
denticulate
22
18
finely dentate or se...
dentifrices
24
19
DENTIFRICE, a powder...
dentigerous
19
16
having teeth [adj]
dentilabial
22
18
labiodental [adj]
dentistries
19
13
DENTISTRY, the work...
denudations
17
16
DENUDATION, the act...
denudements
18
19
DENUDEMENT, the act...
denumerable
21
21
that can be denumera...
denumerably
28
23
DENUMERABLE, that ca...
denunciated
20
19
DENUNCIATE, to denou...
denunciates
20
18
DENUNCIATE, to denou...
denunciator
20
18
one who denunciates...
deobstruent
20
17
something that remov...
deodorisers
18
13
DEODORISER, a substa...
deodorising
19
16
DEODORISE, to take t...
deodorizers
21
22
DEODORIZER, a substa...
deodorizing
22
25
DEODORIZE, to take t...
deoppilated
23
20
DEOPPILATE, to free...
deoppilates
23
19
DEOPPILATE, to free...
deoxidating
25
23
DEOXIDATE, to deoxid...
deoxidation
23
21
the act of deoxidizi...
deoxidisers
25
20
DEOXIDISER, a substa...
deoxidising
26
23
DEOXIDISE, to remove...
deoxidizers
28
29
DEOXIDIZER, a substa...
deoxidizing
29
32
DEOXIDIZE, to remove...
deoxygenate
29
24
to remove esp. molec...
deoxygenise
30
24
to remove oxygen fro...
deoxygenize
33
33
to remove oxygen fro...
deoxyribose
32
24
a pentose sugar obta...
departement
20
19
(French) an administ...
departments
21
19
DEPARTMENT, a major...
depasturing
22
19
DEPASTURE, to graze...
depauperate
21
19
to impoverish [v DEP...
depauperise
22
19
to free from pauperd...
depauperize
25
28
to free from pauperd...
depeincting
24
22
DEPEINCT, (Spenser)...
dependances
21
21
DEPENDANCE, the stat...
dependences
21
21
DEPENDENCE, the stat...
dependently
26
21
DEPENDENT, depending...
dependingly
28
23
DEPENDING [adv]
dephlegmate
25
23
to distill something...
depicturing
26
22
DEPICTURE, (archaic)...
depigmented
22
22
DEPIGMENT, to take a...
depilations
21
17
DEPILATION, the act...
deplenished
23
20
DEPLENISH, to depriv...
deplenishes
23
19
DEPLENISH, to depriv...
deploration
20
17
the act of deploring...
deploringly
30
22
DEPLORING [adv]
deployments
28
22
DEPLOYMENT, the act...
deplumation
22
21
the removal of feath...
depolarised
21
17
DEPOLARISE, to remov...
depolariser
21
16
an agent for depolar...
depolarises
21
16
DEPOLARISE, to remov...
depolarized
24
26
DEPOLARIZE, to remov...
depolarizer
24
25
an agent for depolar...
depolarizes
24
25
DEPOLARIZE, to remov...
depolishing
25
21
DEPOLISH, to remove...
depopulated
23
21
DEPOPULATE, to reduc...
depopulates
23
20
DEPOPULATE, to reduc...
depopulator
23
20
one who depopulates...
deportation
19
16
an act or instance o...
deportments
21
19
DEPORTMENT, the mann...
depositions
20
16
DEPOSITION, the act...
depravation
21
20
the act of depraving...
depravement
22
23
(archaic) vitiation...
depravingly
31
25
DEPRAVING [adv]
depravities
23
19
DEPRAVITY, wickednes...
deprecating
24
21
DEPRECATE, to regret...
deprecation
22
19
the act of deprecati...
deprecative
25
22
serving to deprecate...
deprecators
23
18
DEPRECATOR, one who...
deprecatory
29
20
serving to deprecate...
depreciable
26
22
that can be deprecia...
depreciated
23
19
DEPRECIATE, to lower...
depreciates
23
18
DEPRECIATE, to lower...
depreciator
23
18
one who depreciates...
depredating
21
19
DEPREDATE, to plunde...
depredation
19
17
the act of depredati...
depredators
20
16
DEPREDATOR, one who...
depredatory
26
18
serving to depredate...
deprehended
21
20
DEPREHEND, (obsolete...
depressants
20
16
DEPRESSANT, an agent...
depressible
24
19
able to be depressed...
depressions
20
16
DEPRESSION, a pressi...
depressives
23
19
DEPRESSIVE, one who...
deprivation
22
20
the state of being d...
deprivative
25
23
serving to deprive [...
deprivement
23
23
the act of depriving...
deprogramed
22
21
DEPROGRAM, to prevai...
deprogramme
23
23
to prevail on a pers...
depurations
20
17
DEPURATION, the act...
depuratives
23
20
DEPURATIVE, a purify...
deputations
20
17
DEPUTATION, the act...
deracialise
22
16
to divest of racial...
deracialize
25
25
to divest of racial...
deracinated
20
17
DERACINATE, to uproo...
deracinates
20
16
DERACINATE, to uproo...
deraignment
19
19
the act of deraignin...
derailleurs
21
15
DERAILLEUR, (French)...
derailments
20
17
DERAILMENT, the act...
derangement
18
19
the act of deranging...
derationing
18
16
DERATION, to free fr...
derecognise
21
18
to withdraw recognit...
derecognize
24
27
to withdraw recognit...
deregisters
20
14
DEREGISTER, to remov...
deregulated
20
17
DEREGULATE, to free...
deregulates
20
16
DEREGULATE, to free...
deregulator
20
16
one who deregulates...
dereliction
22
17
an intentional aband...
derepressed
20
16
DEREPRESS, to activa...
derepresses
20
15
DEREPRESS, to activa...
derestricts
23
15
DERESTRICT, to remov...
derivations
20
17
DERIVATION, the act...
derivatised
21
17
DERIVATISE, to make...
derivatises
21
16
DERIVATISE, to make...
derivatives
23
20
DERIVATIVE, a word f...
derivatized
24
26
DERIVATIZE, to make...
derivatizes
24
25
DERIVATIZE, to make...
dermapteran
20
19
any insect of the or...
dermatogens
19
18
DERMATOGEN, the laye...
dermatology
27
20
the study of skin [n...
dermography
31
24
anatomical descripti...
derogations
18
15
DEROGATION, a taking...
desacralise
22
16
to deprive or remove...
desacralize
25
25
to divest of superna...
desagrement
19
18
(French) something d...
desalinated
18
15
DESALINATE, to remov...
desalinates
18
14
DESALINATE, to remov...
desalinator
18
14
an apparatus for des...
desalinised
19
15
DESALINISE, to remov...
desalinises
19
14
DESALINISE, to remov...
desalinized
22
24
DESALINIZE, to remov...
desalinizes
22
23
DESALINIZE, to remov...
descendable
23
21
that can be descende...
descendants
20
18
DESCENDANT, one desc...
descendents
20
18
DESCENDENT, a descen...
descendeurs
21
18
DESCENDEUR, a shaped...
descendible
24
21
that can be descende...
descendings
22
20
DESCENDING, (Shakesp...
descensions
20
17
DESCENSION, the act...
deschoolers
24
18
DESCHOOLER, one who...
deschooling
25
21
the freeing of child...
descrambled
26
23
DESCRAMBLE, to unscr...
descrambler
26
22
an electronic device...
descrambles
26
22
DESCRAMBLE, to unscr...
describable
27
22
that can be describe...
description
24
19
an act of describing...
descriptive
27
22
serving to describe...
descriptors
25
18
DESCRIPTOR, in compu...
desecraters
21
15
DESECRATER, one who...
desecrating
22
18
DESECRATE, to make n...
desecration
20
16
an act of desecratin...
desecrators
21
15
DESECRATOR, one who...
desegregate
19
16
to eliminate segrega...
deselecting
23
19
DESELECT, to dismiss...
deselection
21
17
the act of deselecti...
desensitise
18
13
to make insensitive,...
desensitize
21
22
to make insensitive,...
deserpidine
20
17
a synthetic sedative...
desertified
21
16
DESERTIFY, to make i...
desertifies
21
15
DESERTIFY, to make i...
deservingly
29
22
DESERVING, worthy [a...
desexualise
25
21
to deprive of sexual...
desexualize
28
30
to deprive of sexual...
deshabilles
25
19
DESHABILLE, (French)...
desiccating
26
21
DESICCATE, to remove...
desiccation
24
19
the state of being d...
desiccative
27
22
a drying agent [n -S...
desiccators
25
18
DESICCATOR, one who,...
desiderated
18
14
DESIDERATE, to desir...
desiderates
18
13
DESIDERATE, to desir...
desideratum
20
17
(Latin) something co...
desideriums
21
17
DESIDERIUM, longing...
designating
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18
DESIGNATE, to mark o...
designation
18
16
the act of indicatin...
designative
21
19
serving to designate...
designators
19
15
DESIGNATOR, an offic...
designatory
25
17
serving to designate...
designingly
28
21
DESIGNING, artful; s...
designments
20
19
DESIGNMENT, (obsolet...
desilvering
23
20
DESILVER, to remove...
desilverise
22
17
to remove the silver...
desilverize
25
26
to remove the silver...
desinential
18
15
(archaic) terminal;...
desipiences
23
19
DESIPIENCE, foolishn...
desipramine
21
19
a tricyclic antidepr...
desistances
21
16
DESISTANCE, the act...
desistences
21
16
DESISTENCE, the act...
deskillings
24
21
DESKILLING, the act...
desmodromic
24
22
denoting a system, u...
desolations
18
14
DESOLATION, the acti...
desorptions
20
16
DESORPTION, release...
despatchers
26
20
DESPATCHER, one who...
despatching
27
23
DESPATCH, to deal wi...
desperadoes
19
16
DESPERADO, a despera...
desperately
27
18
DESPERATE, in a stat...
desperation
19
16
loss of hope and sur...
despisement
21
19
the act of despising...
despisingly
30
21
DESPISING [adv]
despoilings
23
19
DESPOILING, the act...
despoilment
22
20
the act of despoilin...
despondence
21
21
the state of being d...
despondency
28
23
the state of being d...
despondings
21
20
DESPONDING, the act...
despumating
23
22
DESPUMATE, to throw...
despumation
21
20
the throwing off of...
desquamated
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26
DESQUAMATE, to scale...
desquamates
27
25
DESQUAMATE, to scale...
dessiatines
18
13
DESSIATINE, (Russian...
dessignment
20
19
(Spenser) design, pl...
dessyatines
24
15
DESSYATINE, (Russian...
destabilise
22
16
to make unstable, al...
destabilize
25
25
to make unstable, al...
destempered
21
19
DESTEMPER, (obsolete...
destinating
19
16
DESTINATE, (obsolete...
destination
17
14
the purpose for whic...
destituting
21
16
DESTITUTE, to forsak...
destitution
19
14
the state of being d...
destreaming
20
18
DESTREAM, to reverse...
destressing
20
15
DESTRESS, to remove...
destroyable
27
18
that can be destroye...
destructing
24
19
DESTRUCT, to destroy...
destruction
22
17
the state or fact of...
destructive
25
20
causing destruction...
destructors
23
16
DESTRUCTOR, a destro...
desulfurate
22
18
to remove the sulphu...
desulfuring
24
21
DESULFUR, to free fr...
desulfurise
23
18
to remove the sulfur...
desulfurize
26
27
to remove the sulphu...
desulphured
25
21
DESULPHUR, to remove...
desultorily
28
17
DESULTORY, jumping f...
detachments
24
21
DETACHMENT, the act...
detainments
18
17
DETAINMENT, detentio...
detasseling
20
16
DETASSEL, to remove...
detasselled
20
15
DETASSEL, to remove...
detectivist
25
19
a writer of detectiv...
detectorist
22
15
a person whose hobby...
detergences
21
18
DETERGENCE, a cleans...
deteriorate
17
12
to make inferior in...
deteriorism
20
15
the doctrine that th...
deteriority
25
14
(obsolete) worseness...
determinacy
28
21
the state of being d...
determinant
18
17
that which serves to...
determinate
18
16
of definite or limit...
determiners
19
16
DETERMINER, one that...
determining
20
19
DETERMINE, to put te...
determinism
21
19
the doctrine that al...
determinist
20
16
a believer in determ...
deterrences
20
16
DETERRENCE, the act...
deterrently
25
16
DETERRENT, serving t...
detestation
17
13
extreme dislike [n -...
dethatching
27
22
DETHATCH, to remove...
dethronings
21
18
DETHRONING [n]
dethronised
20
16
DETHRONISE, to remov...
dethronises
20
15
DETHRONISE, to remov...
dethronized
23
25
DETHRONIZE, to dethr...
dethronizes
23
24
DETHRONIZE, to dethr...
detonatable
19
17
able to be detonated...
detonations
16
14
DETONATION, the act...
detoxicants
27
23
DETOXICANT, an agent...
detoxicated
27
23
DETOXICATE, to rid o...
detoxicates
27
22
DETOXICATE, to rid o...
detoxifying
34
27
DETOXIFY, to remove...
detractings
23
18
DETRACTING [n]
detractions
21
16
DETRACTION, deprecia...
detractress
22
15
a female detractor [...
detrainment
18
17
the act of detrainin...
detribalise
22
16
to cause to lose tri...
detribalize
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25
to cause to lose tri...
detrimental
20
17
harmful [adj DETRIME...
detritovore
20
16
an organism that fee...
detruncated
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18
DETRUNCATE, to cut s...
detruncates
21
17
DETRUNCATE, to cut s...
detumescent
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20
causing detumescence...
deuteranope
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17
an individual affect...
deuterating
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DEUTERATE, to add de...
deuteration
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14
the act of deuterati...
deuterogamy
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20
a second marriage af...
deuterotoky
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19
parthenogenesis in w...
deutoplasms
23
20
DEUTOPLASM, the food...
devalorised
21
18
DEVALORISE, to deval...
devalorises
21
17
DEVALORISE, to deval...
devalorized
24
27
DEVALORIZE, to deval...
devalorizes
24
26
DEVALORIZE, to deval...
devaluating
22
21
DEVALUATE, to devalu...
devaluation
20
19
an official reductio...
devanagaris
20
19
DEVANAGARI, (Sanskri...
devastating
21
19
overpoweringly effec...
devastation
19
17
ruin, destruction [n...
devastative
22
20
serving to devastate...
devastators
20
16
DEVASTATOR, one who,...
devastavits
23
20
DEVASTAVIT, waste or...
developable
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24
that can be develope...
development
23
24
the act of developin...
deverbative
24
23
a noun derived from...
devilfishes
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22
DEVILFISH, an octopu...
deviousness
20
18
the state of being d...
devitalised
22
18
DEVITALISE, to depri...
devitalises
22
17
DEVITALISE, to depri...
devitalized
25
27
DEVITALIZE, to depri...
devitalizes
25
26
DEVITALIZE, to depri...
devitrified
24
20
DEVITRIFY, to depriv...
devitrifies
24
19
DEVITRIFY, to depriv...
devocalised
24
21
DEVOCALISE, to make...
devocalises
24
20
DEVOCALISE, to make...
devocalized
27
30
DEVOCALIZE, to make...
devocalizes
27
29
DEVOCALIZE, to make...
devolutions
21
19
DEVOLUTION, transfer...
devolvement
23
25
the act of devolving...
devotedness
19
18
the state of being d...
devotements
20
20
DEVOTEMENT, (archaic...
devotionals
20
18
DEVOTIONAL, a short...
devotionist
20
17
one who practises de...
devouringly
29
23
DEVOURING [adv]
devourments
21
21
DEVOURMENT, the act...
dewaterings
22
18
DEWATERING, the act...
dexiotropic
30
25
turning to the right...
dexterities
25
19
DEXTERITY, adroitnes...
dexterously
32
23
DEXTEROUS, skilful a...
dextranases
23
20
DEXTRANASE, a hydrol...
dextrorsely
32
22
DEXTRORSE, rising sp...
dharmshalas
25
20
DHARMSHALA, (Hindi)...
diabolising
23
19
DIABOLISE, to conver...
diabolizing
26
28
DIABOLIZE, to conver...
diabologies
22
18
DIABOLOGY, the study...
diabolology
29
21
the study of devils,...
diacaustics
26
19
DIACAUSTIC, a type o...
diachronies
23
18
DIACHRONY, the histo...
diachronism
25
21
the study of a subje...
diachronous
23
19
relating to the stud...
diaconicons
23
20
DIACONICON, a sacris...
diacoustics
26
19
the branch of physic...
diacritical
27
19
distinctive; serving...
diactinisms
24
19
DIACTINISM, the abil...
diadelphous
24
20
having the filaments...
diagnosable
21
19
capable of being dia...
diagnostics
23
18
DIAGNOSTIC, the art...
diagometers
20
17
DIAGOMETER, an instr...
diagonalise
19
16
to put (a matrix) in...
diagonalize
22
25
to put (a matrix) in...
diagramming
23
23
DIAGRAM, to illustra...
dialectally
31
20
DIALECTAL, relating...
dialectical
27
20
relating to the dial...
dialogising
22
18
DIALOGISE, to discou...
dialogistic
25
18
relating to dialog,...
dialogizing
25
27
DIALOGIZE, to discou...
dialysation
25
16
the act of dialysing...
dialyzation
28
25
the act of dialyzing...
diamagnetic
23
21
applied to any subst...
diametrally
28
19
DIAMETRAL, pertainin...
diametrical
24
19
pertaining to a diam...
diamondback
25
27
a kind of rattlesnak...
diamorphine
23
21
a strong painkilling...
diaphaneity
28
20
the quality of trans...
diaphorases
22
17
DIAPHORASE, a flavop...
diaphoreses
22
17
DIAPHORESIS, perspir...
diaphoresis
23
17
perspiration, esp. w...
diaphoretic
26
20
promoting sweating [...
diaphragmal
26
23
relating to the diap...
diaphragmed
25
23
DIAPHRAGM, to fit wi...
diapophyses
31
22
DIAPOPHYSIS, a dorsa...
diapophysis
32
22
a dorsal transverse...
diapositive
23
19
a transparent photog...
diarthroses
21
14
DIARTHROSIS, a joint...
diarthrosis
22
14
a joint permitting f...
diascordium
24
20
(obsolete) a medicin...
diaskeuasts
20
17
DIASKEUAST, a revise...
diastematic
23
18
of or like a diastem...
diastrophic
27
20
relating to diastrop...
diatessaron
17
13
a medicine with four...
diathermacy
31
22
permeability by or c...
diathermias
22
17
DIATHERMIA, heating...
diathermies
22
17
DIATHERMY, heating o...
diathermous
22
18
permeable to or able...
diatomicity
30
20
the state of being a...
diatonicism
23
19
the state of being d...
diatribists
23
15
DIATRIBIST, one who...
diatropisms
23
18
DIATROPISM, the grow...
diazotising
23
24
DIAZOTISE, to conver...
diazotizing
26
33
DIAZOTIZE, to conver...
dicasteries
22
15
DICASTERY, a court o...
dicephalism
29
24
the state of being d...
dicephalous
27
22
having two heads [ad...
dichasially
33
21
DICHASIAL, relating...
dichlorides
26
19
DICHLORIDE, a compou...
dichogamies
26
22
DICHOGAMY, an arrang...
dichogamous
26
23
having males and fem...
dichotomies
25
20
DICHOTOMY, division...
dichotomise
25
20
to render dichotomou...
dichotomist
26
20
one that dichotomize...
dichotomize
28
29
to render dichotomou...
dichotomous
25
21
forking into two equ...
dichromates
25
20
DICHROMATE, a salt o...
dichromatic
29
23
having or exhibiting...
dichromisms
28
23
DICHROMISM, the stat...
dichroscope
29
23
an instrument for ex...
dickcissels
29
23
DICKCISSEL, the Amer...
dickeybirds
33
25
DICKEYBIRD, a false...
dicotyledon
28
20
a plant having two c...
dicoumarins
23
20
DICOUMARIN, a crysta...
dicoumarols
24
20
DICOUMAROL, a crysta...
dictational
22
17
relating to dictatio...
dictatorial
23
16
befitting a dictator...
dictatrices
26
18
DICTATRIX, a female...
dictatrixes
29
22
DICTATRIX, a female...
dictionally
30
20
DICTIONAL, relating...
dictyosomes
29
20
DICTYOSOME, any of t...
dictyostele
29
18
a complex stele with...
dicynodonts
27
20
DICYNODONT, a fossil...
didacticism
28
22
being didactic [n -S...
didactylism
32
22
having twelve finger...
didactylous
30
20
having twelve finger...
didgeridoos
20
16
DIDGERIDOO, (Native...
didjeridoos
21
23
DIDJERIDOO, (Native...
dielectrics
27
19
DIELECTRIC, a substa...
diencephala
25
22
DIENCEPHALON, the ba...
dieselising
21
16
DIESELISE, to equip...
dieselizing
24
25
DIESELIZE, to equip...
diesellings
22
17
DIESELLING, running...
diethylenes
27
18
DIETHYLENE, as in di...
differenced
25
23
DIFFERENCE, to make...
differences
25
22
DIFFERENCE, to make...
differentia
22
19
a property which dis...
differently
30
22
DIFFERENT, separate,...
difficultly
37
26
DIFFICULT, not easy,...
diffidences
26
23
DIFFIDENCE, the stat...
diffidently
31
23
DIFFIDENT, hesitant...
diffracting
28
24
DIFFRACT, to separat...
diffraction
26
22
a modification which...
diffractive
29
25
causing diffraction...
diffuseness
23
20
the state of being d...
diffusional
24
21
relating to diffusio...
diffusively
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26
DIFFUSIVE, having th...
diffusivity
34
25
the state of being d...
digestional
20
16
relating to digestio...
digestively
30
21
DIGESTIVE, related t...
digitalised
22
16
DIGITALIS [v]
digitalises
22
15
DIGITALISE, to make...
digitalisms
24
18
DIGITALISM, a seriou...
digitalized
25
25
DIGITALIZE, to make...
digitalizes
25
24
DIGITALIZE, to make...
digitations
20
15
DIGITATION, a divisi...
digitigrade
22
17
an animal that walks...
digitoriums
23
18
DIGITORIUM, (Latin)...
digladiated
21
17
DIGLADIATE, (obsolet...
digladiates
21
16
DIGLADIATE, (obsolet...
digladiator
21
16
one who fights with...
diglyceride
31
21
an ester formed from...
dignifiedly
30
22
DIGNIFIED [adv]
dignitaries
20
15
DIGNITARY, someone i...
digoneutism
21
19
the state of being d...
digressions
20
15
DIGRESSION, the act...
dihybridism
33
23
the state of being a...
dijudicated
25
27
DIJUDICATE, to judge...
dijudicates
25
26
DIJUDICATE, to judge...
dilacerated
22
17
DILACERATE, to rend...
dilacerates
22
16
DILACERATE, to rend...
dilapidated
22
18
DILAPIDATE, to bring...
dilapidates
22
17
DILAPIDATE, to bring...
dilapidator
22
17
an agent that dilapi...
dilatancies
22
17
DILATANCY, the prope...
dilatations
19
14
DILATATION, prolixit...
dilatometer
20
16
an instrument for me...
dilatometry
27
18
meaurement by dilato...
dilettantes
19
14
DILETTANTE, (Italian...
dilucidated
24
19
DILUCIDATE, (obsolet...
dilucidates
24
18
DILUCIDATE, (obsolet...
dilutionary
26
17
tending to dilute [a...
diluvialism
26
22
a belief in Noah's f...
diluvialist
25
19
one who believes in...
dimensional
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18
concerning dimension...
dimensioned
18
18
DIMENSION, to give t...
dimercaprol
26
22
a compound developed...
dimethoates
21
17
DIMETHOATE, a kind o...
dimidiating
22
19
DIMIDIATE, to divide...
dimidiation
20
17
division into two ha...
diminishing
24
21
lessening [adj DIMIN...
diminuendos
19
19
DIMINUENDO, a passag...
diminutions
20
18
DIMINUTION, the act...
diminutival
24
22
relating to or like...
diminutives
23
21
DIMINUTIVE, a diminu...
dimorphisms
27
23
DIMORPHISM, the stat...
dimplements
24
23
DIMPLEMENT, the stat...
dinanderies
17
15
DINANDERIE, (French)...
dingdonging
21
22
DINGDONG, to have a...
dinginesses
19
16
DINGINESS, the state...
dingleberry
29
21
a piece of dried fec...
dinnertimes
19
17
DINNERTIME, the time...
dinnerwares
20
17
DINNERWARE, plates e...
dinocerases
20
16
DINOCERAS, a uintath...
dinosaurian
17
15
of or like a dinosau...
dinotherium
22
19
an extinct elephanti...
dioeciously
29
19
DIOECIOUS, having ma...
dioestruses
19
13
DIOESTRUS, a period...
diophysites
30
19
DIOPHYSITE, a believ...
dioptometer
21
18
an instrument for me...
dioptometry
28
20
the measurement of o...
dioristical
24
16
serving to distingui...
diotheletes
21
15
DIOTHELETE, a believ...
diotheletic
25
18
relating to dithelet...
diothelisms
24
18
DIOTHELISM, the doct...
diothelites
22
15
DIOTHELITE, a believ...
dioxonitric
28
23
as in dioxonitric ac...
dipeptidase
23
19
any of various enzym...
diphenylene
28
22
as in diphenylene di...
diphosgenes
23
20
DIPHOSGENE, a liquid...
diphosphate
27
22
a phosphate containi...
diphtherial
27
20
relating to diphther...
diphtherias
26
19
DIPHTHERIA, an infec...
diphtheroid
26
20
a bacterium that res...
diphthongal
27
23
of or like a diphtho...
diphthonged
26
23
DIPHTHONG, to pronou...
diphthongic
30
25
having the nature of...
diphycercal
37
26
of fishes, etc., hav...
diphyodonts
29
21
DIPHYODONT, a mammal...
diphysitism
33
22
belief in the dual n...
diplobionts
24
20
DIPLOBIONT, an organ...
diplococcal
32
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of or like a diploco...
diplococcic
35
28
of or like a diploco...
diplococcus
32
26
a coccus that divide...
diplomacies
26
22
DIPLOMACY, the art o...
diplomatese
22
19
the language of dipl...
diplomatics
27
22
the science of decip...
diplomating
24
22
DIPLOMATE, to invest...
diplomatise
23
19
to practise, or brin...
diplomatist
24
19
a diplomat [n -S]
diplomatize
26
28
to practise, or brin...
diplophases
26
21
DIPLOPHASE, a diploi...
diplospeaks
25
23
DIPLOSPEAK, the poli...
dippinesses
23
19
DIPPINESS, the state...
diprotodons
20
17
DIPROTODON, any mars...
diprotodont
20
17
any marsupial of the...
dipsomaniac
24
22
one addicted to drin...
dipsomanias
21
19
DIPSOMANIA, an abnor...
dipswitches
31
23
DIPSWITCH, a switch...
dipterocarp
26
21
a kind of Oriental t...
directional
22
17
suitable for detecti...
directivity
32
21
the property of bein...
directorate
21
15
the office of direct...
directorial
23
16
serving to direct [a...
directories
22
15
DIRECTORY, a body of...
directrices
26
18
DIRECTRICE, (French)...
directrixes
29
22
DIRECTRIX, a female...
direfulness
22
18
the state of being d...
diremptions
22
19
DIREMPTION, separati...
dirtinesses
19
13
DIRTINESS, the state...
disablement
22
20
the act of disabling...
disaccharid
28
21
any of a class of su...
disaccorded
25
20
DISACCORD, to refuse...
disaccredit
26
19
to remove accreditat...
disaccustom
27
22
to free from a habit...
disadorning
19
17
DISADORN, to deprive...
disadvanced
23
22
DISADVANCE, (Spenser...
disadvances
23
21
DISADVANCE, (Spenser...
disaffected
26
22
DISAFFECT, to take a...
disaffirmed
25
22
DISAFFIRM, to assert...
disafforest
23
18
to clear of forest,...
disagreeing
20
17
DISAGREE, to differ...
disallowing
25
20
DISALLOW, to refuse...
disanchored
23
19
DISANCHOR, to raise...
disanimated
19
17
DISANIMATE, to depri...
disanimates
19
16
DISANIMATE, to depri...
disannexing
24
24
DISANNEX, to disunit...
disannulled
20
18
DISANNUL, to annul c...
disannuller
20
17
one who disannuls [n...
disanointed
17
15
DISANOINT, to undo t...
disapparels
24
19
DISAPPAREL, to disro...
disappeared
22
19
DISAPPEAR, to vanish...
disapplying
32
24
DISAPPLY, to make a...
disappoints
23
19
DISAPPOINT, to fail...
disapproval
26
23
censure, disapprobat...
disapproved
25
23
DISAPPROVE, to pass...
disapprover
25
22
one who disapproves...
disapproves
25
22
DISAPPROVE, to pass...
disarmament
20
19
the act of disarming...
disarmingly
29
21
DISARMING [adv]
disarranged
19
16
DISARRANGE, to distu...
disarranges
19
15
DISARRANGE, to distu...
disarraying
26
17
DISARRAY, to throw i...
disassemble
23
19
to take apart [v DIS...
disassembly
30
21
the act of disassemb...
disattiring
21
15
DISATTIRE, (Spenser)...
disattuning
20
17
DISATTUNE, to put ou...
disavaunced
23
22
DISAVAUNCE, (Spenser...
disavaunces
23
21
DISAVAUNCE, (Spenser...
disaventure
20
18
(Spenser) a mishap,...
disavouched
26
23
DISAVOUCH, (obsolete...
disavouches
26
22
DISAVOUCH, (obsolete...
disavowable
26
23
that can be disavowe...
disavowedly
31
23
DISAVOWED [adv]
disbandment
21
21
the act of disbandin...
disbarments
22
19
DISBARMENT, the act...
disbelieved
24
21
DISBELIEVE, to hold...
disbeliever
24
20
one who disbelieves...
disbelieves
24
20
DISBELIEVE, to hold...
disbenching
27
24
DISBENCH, to drive f...
disbenefits
23
19
DISBENEFIT, a drawba...
disbosoming
23
21
DISBOSOM, to make kn...
disboweling
26
22
DISBOWEL, to remove...
disbowelled
26
21
DISBOWEL, to remove...
disbranched
26
22
DISBRANCH, to divest...
disbranches
26
21
DISBRANCH, to divest...
disburdened
21
19
DISBURDEN, to rid of...
disbursable
25
20
that can be disburse...
disburthens
24
19
DISBURTHEN, to get r...
discalceate
25
19
unshod [adj] / one w...
discandying
29
22
DISCANDY, (Shakespea...
discardable
25
20
that can be discarde...
discardment
23
20
the act of discardin...
disceptator
24
18
(obsolete) one who d...
discernable
24
20
that can be discerne...
discernably
31
22
DISCERNABLE, that ca...
discernible
25
20
that can be discerne...
discernibly
32
22
DISCERNIBLE, that ca...
discernment
22
20
the quality of being...
discerpible
28
22
(obsolete) that can...
discerption
24
19
the act of discerpin...
discerptive
27
22
tending to discerp [...
dischargees
25
19
DISCHARGEE, one who...
dischargers
26
19
DISCHARGER, one who,...
discharging
27
22
DISCHARGE, to free f...
dischurched
31
24
DISCHURCH, (obsolete...
dischurches
31
23
DISCHURCH, (obsolete...
disciplinal
27
21
relating to discipli...
disciplined
26
21
DISCIPLINE, to punis...
discipliner
26
20
one who disciplines...
disciplines
26
20
DISCIPLINE, to punis...
discissions
23
16
DISCISSION, an open...
disclaimers
25
19
DISCLAIMER, a denial...
disclaiming
26
22
DISCLAIM, to renounc...
disclimaxes
31
26
DISCLIMAX, a relativ...
disclosures
24
17
DISCLOSURE, the act...
discography
34
24
phonographic records...
discologies
24
18
DISCOLOGY, the study...
discologist
25
18
one who studies gram...
discoloring
24
19
DISCOLOR, to alter t...
discoloured
23
18
DISCOLOUR, to alter...
discomfited
26
22
DISCOMFIT, to discon...
discomfiter
26
21
one who discomfits [...
discomforts
26
21
DISCOMFORT, to make...
discommends
24
23
DISCOMMEND, to menti...
discommoded
24
23
DISCOMMODE, to put t...
discommodes
24
22
DISCOMMODE, to put t...
discommoned
23
23
DISCOMMON, to depriv...
discomposed
25
22
DISCOMPOSE, to disar...
discomposes
25
21
DISCOMPOSE, to disar...
discomycete
32
23
one of a group of fu...
disconcerts
25
19
DISCONCERT, to throw...
disconfirms
26
22
DISCONFIRM, to deny...
disconnects
24
20
DISCONNECT, to sever...
disconsents
21
17
DISCONSENT, (obsolet...
discontents
21
17
DISCONTENT, to make...
discontinue
21
18
to break the continu...
discophiles
28
21
DISCOPHILE, one who...
discophoran
25
21
a jellyfish [n -S]
discordance
24
20
the state or an inst...
discordancy
31
22
the state or an inst...
discotheque
32
27
a place or event at...
discounsels
23
18
DISCOUNSEL, (Spenser...
discounters
22
17
DISCOUNTER, one who...
discounting
23
20
DISCOUNT, to reduce...
discouraged
23
19
DISCOURAGE, to dishe...
discourager
23
18
one who discourages...
discourages
23
18
DISCOURAGE, to dishe...
discoursers
23
16
DISCOURSER, (Shakesp...
discoursing
24
19
DISCOURSE, to talk o...
discoursive
25
20
(obsolete) relating...
discourtesy
29
18
lack of courtesy [n...
discoverers
24
19
DISCOVERER, one who...
discoveries
24
19
DISCOVERY, the act o...
discovering
25
22
DISCOVER, to find ou...
discredited
23
17
DISCREDIT, to refuse...
discreetest
22
15
DISCREET, tactful [a...
discrepance
26
22
the state of being d...
discrepancy
33
24
the state of being d...
discretions
22
16
DISCRETION, the qual...
discretives
25
19
DISCRETIVE, a disjun...
discrowning
26
22
DISCROWN, to deprive...
disculpated
26
21
DISCULPATE, to free...
disculpates
26
20
DISCULPATE, to free...
discumbered
26
23
DISCUMBER, (archaic)...
discursions
23
17
DISCURSION, desultor...
discursists
25
16
DISCURSIST, (obsolet...
discursuses
24
17
DISCURSUS, (Latin) a...
discussable
26
20
that can be discusse...
discussants
23
17
DISCUSSANT, one who...
discussible
27
20
that can be discusse...
discussions
23
17
DISCUSSION, consider...
discussives
26
20
DISCUSSIVE, a medici...
discutients
23
17
DISCUTIENT, a medici...
disembarked
23
23
DISEMBARK, to leave...
disembitter
23
18
to free from bittern...
disembodied
22
20
DISEMBODY, to remove...
disembodies
22
19
DISEMBODY, to remove...
disembogued
23
22
DISEMBOGUE, (Spanish...
disembogues
23
21
DISEMBOGUE, (Spanish...
disembosoms
23
21
DISEMBOSOM, to separ...
disembowels
26
22
DISEMBOWEL, to take...
disembroils
24
19
DISEMBROIL, to disen...
disemburden
22
21
to disburden [v -ED,...
disemployed
29
22
DISEMPLOY, to throw...
disempowers
25
21
DISEMPOWER, to depri...
disemvowels
26
23
DISEMVOWEL, to remov...
disenabling
22
20
DISENABLE, to disabl...
disenchains
23
19
DISENCHAIN, to free...
disenchants
23
19
DISENCHANT, to free...
disenclosed
22
18
DISENCLOSE, to free...
disencloses
22
17
DISENCLOSE, to free...
disencumber
25
23
to free from encumbr...
disendowers
21
17
DISENDOWER, one who...
disendowing
22
20
DISENDOW, to deprive...
disengaging
21
20
DISENGAGE, to separa...
disennobled
20
19
DISENNOBLE, to depri...
disennobles
20
18
DISENNOBLE, to depri...
disenrolled
20
16
DISENROL, to remove...
disenshroud
21
17
to divest of a shrou...
disenslaved
21
19
DISENSLAVE, to free...
disenslaves
21
18
DISENSLAVE, to free...
disentailed
19
15
DISENTAIL, to free f...
disentangle
19
17
to free from entangl...
disenthrall
23
17
to release from a st...
disenthrals
22
16
DISENTHRAL, to relea...
disenthrone
19
16
(Milton) to dethrone...
disentitled
20
15
DISENTITLE, to depri...
disentitles
20
14
DISENTITLE, to depri...
disentombed
21
20
DISENTOMB, to take o...
disentrails
20
14
DISENTRAIL, (Spenser...
disentrains
18
14
DISENTRAIN, to set d...
disentrance
20
17
to awaken from a tra...
disentrayle
25
16
(Spenser) to disembo...
disentwined
21
18
DISENTWINE, to free...
disentwines
21
17
DISENTWINE, to free...
disenvelops
23
21
DISENVELOP, to free...
disenvirons
20
18
DISENVIRON, to depri...
disespoused
21
17
DISESPOUSE, (Milton)...
disespouses
21
16
DISESPOUSE, (Milton)...
disesteemed
19
16
DISESTEEM, to hold o...
disfavoring
24
22
DISFAVOR, to regard...
disfavoured
23
21
DISFAVOUR, to disest...
disfavourer
23
20
one who disfavours [...
disfeatured
21
17
DISFEATURE, to depri...
disfeatures
21
16
DISFEATURE, to depri...
disfigurers
24
18
DISFIGURER, one who...
disfiguring
25
21
DISFIGURE, to spoil...
disfleshing
26
21
DISFLESH, (archaic)...
disforested
21
16
DISFOREST, to clear...
disfrocking
27
25
DISFROCK, to deprive...
disfunction
24
21
impairment or abnorm...
disgarrison
20
15
to deprive of a garr...
disgavelled
24
21
DISGAVEL, to release...
disgestions
20
15
DISGESTION, digestio...
disgraceful
27
22
bringing or involvin...
disgracious
24
18
(Shakespeare) ungrac...
disgruntled
22
18
DISGRUNTLE, to make...
disgruntles
22
17
DISGRUNTLE, to make...
disguisable
24
19
that can be disguise...
disguisedly
29
19
DISGUISED [adv]
disguisings
23
18
DISGUISING [n]
disgustedly
29
19
DISGUSTED [adv]
dishabilles
26
19
DISHABILLE, (French)...
dishabiting
25
20
DISHABIT, (Shakespea...
dishallowed
26
20
DISHALLOW, to make u...
disharmonic
25
21
out of harmony, disc...
disheartens
20
15
DISHEARTEN, to cause...
disherisons
21
15
DISHERISON, the act...
disheriting
23
17
DISHERIT, to deprive...
disheritors
22
14
DISHERITOR, one who...
disheveling
25
22
DISHEVEL, to make th...
dishevelled
25
21
DISHEVEL, to make th...
dishoarding
22
18
DISHOARD, to put pre...
dishonestly
28
18
DISHONEST, not hones...
dishonorary
26
17
causing dishonour [a...
dishonorers
20
15
DISHONORER, (US) one...
dishonoring
21
18
DISHONOR, (US) to de...
dishonoured
20
17
DISHONOUR, to depriv...
dishonourer
20
16
DISHONOUR, to depriv...
dishumoured
23
20
DISHUMOUR, (obsolete...
dishwashers
27
19
DISHWASHER, a worker...
disilluding
24
19
DISILLUDE, to free f...
disillusion
22
16
to free from illusio...
disillusive
25
19
tending to disillusi...
disimagined
21
19
DISIMAGINE, to banis...
disimagines
21
18
DISIMAGINE, to banis...
disimmuring
24
22
DISIMMURE, to libera...
disimprison
23
19
to free from prison...
disimproved
25
23
DISIMPROVE, to make...
disimproves
25
22
DISIMPROVE, to make...
disinclined
23
19
DISINCLINE, to make...
disinclines
23
18
DISINCLINE, to make...
disinclosed
23
18
DISINCLOSE, to free...
disincloses
23
17
DISINCLOSE, to free...
disinfected
24
20
DISINFECT, to rid of...
disinfector
24
19
an agent that disinf...
disinfested
21
17
DISINFEST, to remove...
disinformed
22
20
DISINFORM, to inform...
disinherits
22
15
DISINHERIT, to depri...
disinhibits
25
18
DISINHIBIT, to remov...
disinhuming
24
22
DISINHUME, to disint...
disinterest
19
13
to cause to regard s...
disinterred
19
14
DISINTER, to exhume...
disinthrals
23
16
DISINTHRAL, to relea...
disinvented
20
19
DISINVENT, to undo t...
disinvested
21
18
DISINVEST, to reduce...
disinviting
23
20
DISINVITE, to withdr...
disinvolved
24
23
DISINVOLVE, to unfol...
disinvolves
24
22
DISINVOLVE, to unfol...
disjections
24
25
DISJECTION, scatteri...
disjoinable
23
26
that can be disjoine...
disjointing
22
25
DISJOINT, to put out...
disjunction
24
27
the act of disjoinin...
disjunctive
27
30
separating [adj DISJ...
disjunctors
25
26
DISJUNCTOR, a device...
disjuncture
25
27
the act of disjoinin...
dislikeable
24
21
capable of being dis...
dislikeness
21
18
(obsolete) unlikenes...
dislikening
22
21
DISLIKEN, (Shakespea...
dislocating
24
19
DISLOCATE, to put ou...
dislocation
22
17
the act of dislocati...
dislodgment
22
20
the act of dislodgin...
disloigning
22
19
DISLOIGN, (Spenser)...
dislustring
23
17
DISLUSTRE, (archaic)...
dismalities
22
16
DISMALITY, the state...
dismantlers
21
17
DISMANTLER, one who...
dismantling
22
20
the act of taking ap...
dismastment
21
19
the act of dismastin...
dismayfully
38
25
DISMAYFUL, terrifyin...
dismayingly
35
23
DISMAYING [adv]
dismembered
23
22
DISMEMBER, to cut or...
dismemberer
23
21
one who dismembers [...
dismissible
25
19
capable of being dis...
dismissions
21
16
DISMISSION, the act...
dismounting
21
20
DISMOUNT, to get dow...
dismutation
20
17
simultaneous oxidati...
disnaturing
20
17
DISNATURE, to cause...
disobedient
20
17
refusing or neglecti...
disobliging
25
21
uncooperative [adj D...
disordering
20
16
DISORDER, to disarra...
disordinate
18
14
not in order [adj DI...
disorganise
19
15
to remove organisati...
disorganize
22
24
to remove organisati...
disoriented
18
14
DISORIENT, to confus...
disownments
22
20
DISOWNMENT, the act...
disparagers
22
17
DISPARAGER, one who...
disparaging
23
20
DISPARAGE, to belitt...
disparately
28
18
DISPARATE, unequal,...
disparities
22
15
DISPARITY, inequalit...
dispassions
21
16
DISPASSION, freedom...
dispatchers
27
20
DISPATCHER, one who...
dispatchful
31
25
(Milton) swift [adj]
dispatching
28
23
DISPATCH, to send of...
dispaupered
23
20
DISPAUPER, to depriv...
dispensable
23
20
that can be dispense...
dispensably
30
22
DISPENSABLE, that ca...
dispensator
20
16
a dispenser, a distr...
dispeopling
25
22
DISPEOPLE, to depopu...
dispersants
21
16
DISPERSANT, an agent...
dispersedly
29
19
DISPERSED [adv]
dispersible
25
19
that can be disperse...
dispersions
21
16
DISPERSION, the act...
dispersoids
22
16
DISPERSOID, a substa...
dispiriting
24
18
DISPIRIT, to lower i...
displanting
23
20
DISPLANT, to uproot;...
displayable
31
22
that can be displaye...
displeasant
21
17
to render unpleasing...
displeasing
23
19
causing displeasure;...
displeasure
22
17
(archaic) to displea...
displosions
22
17
DISPLOSION, an explo...
disportment
22
19
the act of disportin...
disposables
24
19
DISPOSABLE, somethin...
disposingly
30
21
DISPOSING [adv]
disposition
21
16
a person's usual tem...
dispositive
24
19
relating to or bring...
dispositors
22
15
DISPOSITOR, in astro...
dispraisers
22
15
DISPRAISER, one who...
dispraising
23
18
DISPRAISE, to censur...
dispreading
22
19
DISPREAD, to spread...
dispredding
23
20
DISPRED, to spread o...
disprisoned
21
17
DISPRISON, to let lo...
disprofited
24
19
DISPROFIT, (archaic)...
disprooving
24
22
DISPROOVE, (Spenser)...
disproperty
30
20
(Shakespeare) to dep...
disprovable
26
23
that can be disprove...
disprovided
24
21
DISPROVIDE, (archaic...
disprovides
24
20
DISPROVIDE, (archaic...
dispurveyed
30
23
DISPURVEY, (archaic)...
disputation
21
17
the action of disput...
disputative
24
20
inclined to dispute...
disquantity
34
25
(Shakespeare) to red...
disquietens
27
23
DISQUIETEN, to make...
disquietful
32
27
full of disquiet [ad...
disquieting
29
25
DISQUIET, to deprive...
disquietive
30
26
causing disquiet [ad...
disquietous
28
23
causing disquiet [ad...
disquietude
28
24
anxiety, agitation [...
disregarded
20
16
DISREGARD, to pay no...
disregarder
20
15
one who disregards [...
disrelation
19
14
lack of a fitting or...
disrelished
23
16
DISRELISH, to dislik...
disrelishes
23
15
DISRELISH, to dislik...
disremember
23
21
to forget [v -ED, -I...
disrespects
25
18
DISRESPECT, to have...
disrobement
21
19
the act of undressin...
disruptions
22
17
DISRUPTION, the act...
dissectible
26
19
capable of being dis...
dissectings
24
18
DISSECTING, the act...
dissections
22
16
DISSECTION, the act...
disselbooms
23
19
DISSELBOOM, (Afrikaa...
dissemblers
24
19
DISSEMBLER, one who...
dissemblies
24
19
DISSEMBLY, the break...
dissembling
25
22
DISSEMBLE, to hide t...
disseminate
19
16
to spread abroad as...
disseminule
21
18
a reproductive plant...
dissensions
18
14
DISSENSION, disagree...
dissensuses
19
14
DISSENSUS, (Latin) a...
dissentient
18
14
dissenting [adj DISS...
dissentions
18
14
DISSENTION, (US) dis...
dissentious
19
14
characterized by dis...
dissepiment
22
19
a partition in an ov...
dissertated
19
13
DISSERTATE, to disco...
dissertates
19
12
DISSERTATE, to disco...
dissertator
19
12
one who writes a dis...
disservices
25
19
DISSERVICE, ill serv...
dissevering
22
19
DISSEVER, to sever,...
dissheathed
23
17
DISSHEATHE, to becom...
dissheathes
23
16
DISSHEATHE, to becom...
disshivered
24
19
DISSHIVER, (Spenser)...
dissidences
22
17
DISSIDENCE, disagree...
dissidently
27
17
DISSIDENT, dissentin...
dissilience
23
17
springing apart [n -...
dissimilars
23
16
DISSIMILAR [n]
dissimilate
22
16
to undergo dissimila...
dissimulate
22
17
to pretend, feign [v...
dissipaters
22
15
DISSIPATER, one who...
dissipating
23
18
DISSIPATE, to scatte...
dissipation
21
16
the act of dissipati...
dissipative
24
19
relating to dissipat...
dissipators
22
15
DISSIPATOR, one who...
dissociable
25
19
that can be dissocia...
dissociably
32
21
DISSOCIABLE, that ca...
dissociated
22
16
DISSOCIATE, to separ...
dissociates
22
15
DISSOCIATE, to separ...
dissolutely
28
17
DISSOLUTE, of loose...
dissolution
20
15
separation into comp...
dissolutive
23
18
causing dissolution...
dissolvable
25
21
that can be dissolve...
dissolvents
22
18
DISSOLVENT, a solven...
dissolvings
24
20
DISSOLVING, the act...
dissonances
20
17
DISSONANCE, lack of...
dissonantly
25
17
DISSONANT, discordan...
dissuadable
22
18
that can be dissuade...
dissuasions
19
14
DISSUASION, the act...
dissuasives
22
17
DISSUASIVE, that whi...
dissundered
19
16
DISSUNDER, (archaic)...
dissyllabic
34
22
having two syllables...
dissyllable
31
20
a word with two syll...
dissymmetry
35
22
the absence of or th...
distantness
18
14
the state of being d...
distasteful
23
17
objectionable becaus...
distelfinks
24
21
DISTELFINK, (Dutch)...
distempered
22
19
DISTEMPER, to paint...
distensible
22
17
that may be stretche...
distensions
18
14
DISTENSION, the act...
distentions
18
14
DISTENTION, the act...
disthroning
22
18
DISTHRONE, to remove...
disthronise
21
15
(Spenser) to dethron...
disthronize
24
24
(Spenser) to dethron...
distillable
25
18
that can be distille...
distillands
22
16
DISTILLAND, that whi...
distillates
22
14
DISTILLATE, the prod...
distillings
24
17
DISTILLING, the act...
distilments
22
17
DISTILMENT, (Shakesp...
distinctest
23
16
DISTINCT, clearly di...
distinction
22
17
separation or divisi...
distinctive
25
20
serving to distingui...
distincture
23
17
distinctness [n -S]
distinguish
24
18
to perceive a differ...
distortedly
27
16
DISTORTED [adv]
distortions
19
13
DISTORTION, a lack o...
distracters
23
15
DISTRACTER, one who...
distracting
24
18
DISTRACT, to divert...
distraction
22
16
the act of distracti...
distractive
25
19
serving to distract...
distractors
23
15
DISTRACTOR, any of t...
distrainees
18
13
DISTRAINEE, a person...
distrainers
19
13
DISTRAINER, one who...
distraining
20
16
DISTRAIN, to seize a...
distrainors
19
13
DISTRAINOR, one who...
distressers
20
12
DISTRESSER, one who...
distressful
24
17
causing distress [ad...
distressing
21
15
causing anxiety or s...
distribuend
22
18
that which is to be...
distributed
23
17
DISTRIBUTE, to divid...
distributee
22
16
one who receives a d...
distributer
23
16
one who distributes,...
distributes
23
16
DISTRIBUTE, to divid...
distributor
23
16
one who distributes,...
districting
25
18
DISTRICT, to divide...
distroubled
23
18
DISTROUBLE, (obsolet...
distroubles
23
17
DISTROUBLE, (obsolet...
distrusters
21
13
DISTRUSTER, one who...
distrustful
25
18
having or showing di...
distrusting
22
16
DISTRUST, to have no...
disturbance
24
20
the act of disturbin...
disturbants
22
17
DISTURBANT, that whi...
disulfirams
25
20
DISULFIRAM, a compou...
disulfotons
22
18
DISULFOTON, an organ...
disulphates
25
19
DISULPHATE, a pyrosu...
disulphides
26
20
DISULPHIDE, a sulphi...
disulphuret
26
20
(obsolete) a sulphid...
disulphuric
30
23
pyrosulphuric [adj]
disunionist
19
15
someone who favours...
disvouching
28
25
DISVOUCH, (Shakespea...
disworships
28
20
DISWORSHIP [n]
disyllabify
39
24
to make into two syl...
disyllabism
32
22
the character of hav...
disyllables
31
20
DISYLLABLE, a word w...
ditchdigger
28
22
one that digs ditche...
ditchwaters
28
20
DITCHWATER, water fo...
ditheletism
24
18
the doctrine that Ch...
dithelitism
25
18
the doctrine that Ch...
dithionates
20
15
DITHIONATE, a salt o...
dithionites
21
15
DITHIONITE, any salt...
dithyrambic
35
25
like a dithyramb, wi...
ditriglyphs
34
22
DITRIGLYPH, a space...
ditsinesses
19
13
DITSINESS, the state...
dittography
31
21
the unintentional re...
dittologies
21
15
DITTOLOGY, a twofold...
ditzinesses
22
22
DITZINESS, the state...
diurnalists
21
15
DIURNALIST, (archaic...
divagations
21
19
DIVAGATION, a wander...
divalencies
24
21
DIVALENCY, the state...
divaricated
24
20
DIVARICATE, to fork,...
divaricates
24
19
DIVARICATE, to fork,...
divaricator
24
19
one who divaricates...
divebombing
27
28
DIVEBOMB, to drop bo...
divellicate
26
21
to pull in pieces; t...
divergement
22
22
the act of diverging...
divergences
24
22
DIVERGENCE, a drawin...
divergently
29
22
DIVERGENT, diverging...
divergingly
31
24
DIVERGING [adv]
diverseness
20
17
the state of being d...
diversified
24
20
DIVERSIFY, to give v...
diversifier
24
19
one who diversifies...
diversifies
24
19
DIVERSIFY, to give v...
diversiform
25
22
of diverse form [adj...
diversional
21
18
relating to a divers...
diversities
22
16
DIVERSITY, variety [...
diverticula
26
21
DIVERTICULUM, a blin...
divertingly
30
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DIVERTING [adv]
divestiture
22
17
the act of divesting...
divestments
22
20
DIVESTMENT, the act...
dividedness
21
19
the state of being d...
divinations
20
18
DIVINATION, the art...
divinifying
31
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DIVINIFY, to treat a...
divisionary
27
19
marking a division [...
divisionism
23
20
pointillism [n -S]
divisionist
22
17
a practitioner of di...
divorceable
26
23
that can be divorced...
divorcement
24
23
the act of divorcing...
divulgaters
24
20
DIVULGATER, one who...
divulgating
25
23
DIVULGATE, (archaic)...
divulgation
23
21
the act of divulgati...
divulgators
24
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DIVULGATOR, one who...
divulgement
24
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the act of divulging...
divulgences
26
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DIVULGENCE, the act...
dizzinesses
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DIZZINESS, the state...
dobsonflies
23
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DOBSONFLY, the larva...
docentships
26
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DOCENTSHIP, the offi...
docibleness
24
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docility, also DOCIB...
dockisation
22
20
the act of dockising...
dockization
25
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the act of dockizing...
dockmasters
24
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DOCKMASTER, one in c...
dockworkers
27
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DOCKWORKER, one who...
doctorating
22
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DOCTORATE, to take a...
doctoresses
21
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DOCTORESS, a female...
doctorships
27
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DOCTORSHIP, a doctor...
doctrinaire
21
16
(French) a person wh...
doctrinally
30
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DOCTRINAL, of or rel...
doctrinisms
24
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DOCTRINISM, adherenc...
doctrinists
23
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DOCTRINIST, one who...
documentary
28
22
serving to document...
documenters
22
20
DOCUMENTER, one who...
documenting
23
23
DOCUMENT, to support...
dodecagonal
21
20
like a dodecagon, a...
dodecahedra
22
19
DODECAHEDRON, a twel...
dodecaphony
30
24
twelve-tone music, a...
dodecastyle
28
19
having twelve column...
dodginesses
19
16
DODGINESS, the state...
dogberryism
30
22
the state of being l...
dogcatchers
28
22
DOGCATCHER, one whos...
dogfighting
27
24
engaging in aerial c...
dogginesses
20
17
DOGGINESS, being lik...
doggishness
23
19
being like a dog [n...
doggonedest
19
18
DOGGONED, damned, cu...
dogmatisers
21
17
DOGMATISER, one who...
dogmatising
22
20
DOGMATISE, to assert...
dogmatizers
24
26
DOGMATIZER, one who...
dogmatizing
25
29
DOGMATIZE, to assert...
dogmatology
28
22
the science of dogma...
dognappings
24
24
DOGNAPPING [n]
dogsbodying
29
23
DOGSBODY, to do meni...
dogsledders
21
17
DOGSLEDDER, one who...
dogsledding
22
20
DOGSLED, to ride a s...
dogtrotting
21
17
DOGTROT, to move at...
dolabriform
25
22
shaped like a hatche...
dolcelattes
23
17
DOLCELATTE, (tradena...
dolefullest
24
19
DOLEFUL, sad, full o...
dolefulness
22
19
the state of being d...
dollarbirds
24
18
DOLLARBIRD, a bird o...
dollarising
22
17
DOLLARISE, to replac...
dollarizing
25
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DOLLARIZE, to replac...
dollarships
26
19
DOLLARSHIP, the doma...
dollinesses
20
15
DOLLINESS, the state...
dollishness
23
17
the state of being d...
dolomitised
21
17
DOLOMITISE, to conve...
dolomitises
21
16
DOLOMITISE, to conve...
dolomitized
24
26
DOLOMITIZE, to conve...
dolomitizes
24
25
DOLOMITIZE, to conve...
dolorimetry
27
18
the measurement of p...
dolphinaria
23
19
DOLPHINARIUM, a plac...
dolphinfish
29
24
a fish of genus Cory...
doltishness
22
16
the state of being d...
domesticate
22
18
to bring into domest...
domesticise
23
18
to make domestic, al...
domesticity
30
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the state of being d...
domesticize
26
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to make domestic, al...
domestiques
28
25
DOMESTIQUE, a cyclis...
domiciliary
31
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of or pertaining to...
domiciliate
24
19
to establish in a pe...
dominancies
21
20
DOMINANCY, the state...
dominations
18
17
DOMINATION, supremac...
domineering
19
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DOMINEER, to be over...
dominickers
24
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DOMINICKER, one of a...
donkeyworks
29
26
DONKEYWORK, monotono...
donnishness
19
17
the state of being d...
donnybrooks
26
23
DONNYBROOK, (Irish)...
doomsayings
26
20
DOOMSAYING, the act...
doomsdayers
25
18
DOOMSDAYER, one who...
doomwatched
27
24
DOOMWATCH, to keep a...
doomwatcher
27
23
one who engages in d...
doomwatches
27
23
DOOMWATCH, to keep a...
doorkeepers
20
19
DOORKEEPER, a person...
doorknocked
22
25
DOORKNOCK, to go fro...
doorknocker
22
24
a knocker on a door...
doorstepped
22
19
DOORSTEP, to canvass...
doorstepper
22
18
a salesman who tries...
dopeynesses
25
18
DOPEYNESS, the state...
dopplerites
24
19
DOPPLERITE, a black...
dorkinesses
19
17
DORKINESS, the state...
dormitories
20
15
DORMITORY, a sleepin...
dorsiferous
21
16
carrying young on th...
dorsiflexed
28
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DORSIFLEX, to bend t...
dorsiflexes
28
23
DORSIFLEX, to bend t...
dorsolumbar
23
20
of or relating to th...
dortinesses
18
13
DORTINESS, the state...
dosimetries
20
15
DOSIMETRY, the measu...
dosimetrist
21
15
one who uses a dosim...
dosiologies
20
15
DOSIOLOGY, the branc...
dottinesses
18
13
DOTTINESS, the state...
doublespeak
24
24
language used to dec...
doublethink
25
24
thought marked by th...
doubletrees
21
17
DOUBLETREE, the bar,...
doubtlessly
30
20
DOUBTLESS, without d...
doucenesses
20
17
DOUCENESS, sweetness...
doughnutted
22
20
DOUGHNUT, to surroun...
doughtiness
22
18
the state of being d...
douroucouli
23
19
a small, nocturnal,...
doveishness
22
19
the state of being d...
dovetailing
22
20
the act of making a...
dowdinesses
21
17
DOWDINESS, the state...
downdraught
25
22
a downward movement...
downgrading
23
22
DOWNGRADE, to relega...
downhearted
22
19
downcast, dejected [...
downhillers
26
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DOWNHILLER, one who...
downinesses
20
17
DOWNINESS, the state...
downlighter
26
21
a downward directed...
downlinking
24
25
DOWNLINK, to provide...
downloading
22
21
the act of obtaining...
downplaying
31
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DOWNPLAY, to underst...
downrightly
33
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DOWNRIGHT, plainspok...
downscaling
26
23
DOWNSCALE, to scale...
downshifted
26
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DOWNSHIFT, to change...
downshifter
26
21
one who reduces his...
downsizings
26
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DOWNSIZING, the act...
downstaters
21
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DOWNSTATER, one who...
downstrokes
22
20
DOWNSTROKE, a stroke...
downtowners
23
20
DOWNTOWNER, one from...
downtrended
20
19
DOWNTREND, to tend i...
downtrodden
20
19
suffering oppression...
doxographer
29
26
a compiler of the op...
doxographic
33
29
relating to doxograp...
doxological
30
26
relating to doxology...
doxorubicin
30
27
a bacterial antibiot...
doxycycline
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a broadspectrum tetr...
dracunculus
27
23
the green dragon gen...
draftswoman
24
22
(US) a draughtswoman...
draftswomen
24
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DRAFTSWOMAN, (US) a...
dragonesses
18
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DRAGONESS, a female...
dragonflies
22
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DRAGONFLY, a predace...
dragonheads
20
18
DRAGONHEAD, a labiat...
dragonising
20
18
DRAGONISE, to turn i...
dragonizing
23
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DRAGONIZE, to turn i...
dragonnaded
17
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DRAGONNADE, to perse...
dragonnades
17
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DRAGONNADE, (French)...
dragonroots
18
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DRAGONROOT, (US) an...
dragoonages
18
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DRAGOONAGE, the act...
dragsvilles
25
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DRAGSVILLE, (US) bor...
drainboards
20
17
DRAINBOARD, a slopin...
drainlayers
25
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DRAINLAYER, one whos...
drakestones
18
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DRAKESTONE, a flat s...
dramaticism
25
21
the quality of being...
dramatisers
20
15
DRAMATISER, one who...
dramatising
21
18
DRAMATISE, to adapt...
dramatizers
23
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DRAMATIZER, one who...
dramatizing
24
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DRAMATIZE, to adapt...
dramaturges
21
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DRAMATURGE, a dramat...
dramaturgic
25
21
relating to dramatur...
drapability
31
21
the state of being d...
drastically
31
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DRASTIC, severe [adv...
draughtiest
23
17
DRAUGHTY, exposed to...
draughtsman
23
21
a person whose profe...
draughtsmen
23
21
DRAUGHTSMAN, a perso...
drawbridges
26
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DRAWBRIDGE, a bridge...
drawstrings
24
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DRAWSTRING, a cord f...
dreadlessly
27
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DREADLESS, free from...
dreadlocked
23
22
having dreadlocks [a...
dreadnaught
21
19
a large battleship;...
dreadnought
21
19
a large battleship;...
dreamlessly
28
19
DREAMLESS, free from...
dreamwhiles
26
21
DREAMWHILE, the dura...
dreamworlds
24
20
DREAMWORLD, a world...
dreariheads
20
15
DREARIHEAD, (Spenser...
drearihoods
20
15
DREARIHOOD, (Spenser...
dreariments
19
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DREARIMENT, (Spenser...
dreikanters
19
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DREIKANTER, (German)...
dressguards
21
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DRESSGUARD, (archaic...
dressmakers
21
19
DRESSMAKER, one that...
dressmaking
22
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the craft of making...
drillmaster
23
17
an instructor in mil...
drillstocks
27
21
DRILLSTOCK, the part...
drivability
32
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the ability to be dr...
driveshafts
26
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DRIVESHAFT, a shaft...
drivetrains
21
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DRIVETRAIN, the part...
drizzlingly
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DRIZZLING [adv]
drollnesses
20
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DROLLNESS, the state...
dromedaries
19
16
DROMEDARY, the Arabi...
dromophobia
25
23
a fear of crossing s...
dronishness
20
16
the state of being d...
droolworthy
31
20
inspiring or likely...
dropforging
25
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DROPFORGE, to forge...
dropkickers
27
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DROPKICKER, one who...
dropperfuls
27
23
DROPPERFUL, the cont...
droppersful
27
23
DROPPERFUL, the cont...
dropsically
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DROPSICAL, of, perta...
drosometers
19
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DROSOMETER, an instr...
drosophilae
23
18
DROSOPHILA, a kind o...
drosophilas
24
18
DROSOPHILA, a kind o...
droughtiest
23
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DROUGHTY, dry, also...
drouthiness
21
16
the state of being d...
drowsiheads
24
18
DROWSIHEAD, (Spenser...
druckenness
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the state of being d...
drumbeaters
22
19
DRUMBEATER, one who...
drumbeating
23
22
the beating of a dru...
drumbledors
24
21
DRUMBLEDOR, a large...
drunkalogue
21
22
an account of a pers...
drunkathons
21
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DRUNKATHON, a prolon...
drunkenness
18
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the state of being d...
drunkometer
20
21
a device for measuri...
dubiosities
22
16
DUBIOSITY, the state...
dubiousness
21
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the state of being d...
dubitancies
24
20
DUBITANCY, (obsolete...
dubitations
21
17
DUBITATION, the act...
duckshovers
28
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DUCKSHOVER, (Austral...
duckshoving
29
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DUCKSHOVE, (Australi...
duckwalking
30
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DUCKWALK, to do a co...
ductileness
23
18
ductility [n -ES]
ductilities
25
17
DUCTILITY, the prope...
duennaships
22
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DUENNASHIP, the offi...
dukkeripens
23
25
DUKKERIPEN, (Romany)...
dulcifluous
28
23
flowing sweetly [adj...
dullsvilles
27
21
DULLSVILLE, a boring...
dulocracies
26
20
DULOCRACY, a governm...
dumbfounded
24
26
DUMBFOUND, to strike...
dumbfounder
24
25
to strike dumb; to c...
dumbledores
23
21
DUMBLEDORE, a large...
dumbwaiters
26
22
DUMBWAITER, a movabl...
dumfounders
22
22
DUMFOUNDER, to strik...
dumfounding
23
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DUMFOUND, to strike...
dummelheads
24
23
DUMMELHEAD, (dialect...
dumminesses
21
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DUMMINESS, being lik...
dumpinesses
22
20
DUMPINESS, the state...
dumpishness
25
22
the state of being d...
dunderfunks
22
24
DUNDERFUNK, ship's b...
dunderheads
20
18
DUNDERHEAD, a dunce;...
dunderpates
20
18
DUNDERPATE, a dunce;...
dundrearies
18
15
long flowing sidebur...
duniewassal
22
18
(Gaelic) a Highland...
duniwassals
23
18
DUNIWASSAL, (Gaelic)...
duodecimals
24
21
a method of multiply...
duopolistic
26
20
relating to duopoly...
duplexities
29
24
DUPLEXITY, the state...
duplicately
33
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DUPLICATE, double, t...
duplicating
27
23
DUPLICATE, to copy [...
duplication
25
21
the act of duplicati...
duplicative
28
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serving to duplicate...
duplicators
26
20
DUPLICATOR, one that...
duplicature
26
21
a doubling, anything...
duplicident
26
22
of certain animals,...
duplicities
27
20
DUPLICITY, doublenes...
duplicitous
27
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given to or marked b...
durableness
21
18
the state of being d...
duskinesses
20
18
DUSKINESS, the state...
duskishness
23
20
the state of being d...
dustinesses
19
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DUSTINESS, the state...
duteousness
18
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the state of being d...
dutiability
30
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the state of being d...
dutifulness
23
19
the state of being d...
duumvirates
23
21
DUUMVIRATE, governme...
dwarfnesses
23
19
DWARFNESS, the state...
dwindlement
23
22
the state of dwindli...
dyingnesses
25
18
DYINGNESS, the state...
dynamically
37
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DYNAMICAL, related t...
dynamicists
30
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DYNAMICIST, a person...
dynamitards
26
19
DYNAMITARD, (archaic...
dynamograph
30
25
an instrument for re...
dynamometer
25
21
instrument for measu...
dynamometry
32
23
measurement by dynam...
dynasticism
30
21
a system of governme...
dyophysites
36
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DYOPHYSITE, a believ...
dyotheletes
27
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DYOTHELETE, a believ...
dyotheletic
31
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relating to dyothele...
dyothelisms
30
20
DYOTHELISM, the doct...
dyothelites
28
17
DYOTHELITE, a believ...
dyothelitic
32
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relating to dyothele...
dysarthrias
28
16
DYSARTHRIA, the impa...
dyscalculia
34
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the inability to cal...
dyscrasites
29
17
DYSCRASITE, a minera...
dysenteries
24
15
DYSENTERY, inflammat...
dysfunction
30
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impaired or abnormal...
dysgraphias
31
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DYSGRAPHIA, writing...
dysgraphics
35
24
DYSGRAPHIC, someone...
dysharmonic
31
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out of harmony, disc...
dyskinesias
26
19
DYSKINESIA, the loss...
dyslogistic
32
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conveying censure [a...
dyspareunia
26
19
painful or difficult...
dyspathetic
33
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relating to dyspathy...
dyspeptical
34
24
suffering from dyspe...
dysphemisms
33
25
DYSPHEMISM, the subs...
dysprosiums
30
21
DYSPROSIUM, a rare-e...
dysrhythmia
38
23
an abnormal rhythm [...
dysrhythmic
42
26
someone suffering fr...
dyssynergia
32
19
muscular incoordinat...
dyssynergic
36
22
relating to or affec...
dysthymiacs
39
24
DYSTHYMIAC, a person...
dystrophias
30
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DYSTROPHIA, impaired...
dystrophies
30
19
DYSTROPHY, impaired...
dystrophins
30
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DYSTROPHIN, a protei...
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