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dabbities
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DABBITY, (Scots) a c...
dabblings
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DABBLING, the act of...
dabchicks
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DABCHICK, the little...
dachshund
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(German) a breed of...
dackering
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DACKER, (Scots) to l...
dacoitage
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(Hindi) robbery by d...
dacoities
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DACOITY, (Hindi) rob...
dacquoise
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a layered dessert of...
dactylics
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DACTYLIC, a dactylic...
dactylist
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a writer of dactylic...
dadaistic
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relating to the art...
dadchelor
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as in dadchelor part...
daedalean
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ingenious and cunnin...
daedalian
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ingenious and cunnin...
daffiness
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the state of being d...
daffodils
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DAFFODIL, a yellow-f...
daggering
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DAGGER, to stab with...
dahabeahs
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17
DAHABEAH, (Arabic) a...
dahabeeah
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17
(Arabic) a Nile sail...
dahabiahs
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DAHABIAH, (Arabic) a...
dahabiehs
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DAHABIEH, (Arabic) a...
dahabiyah
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(Arabic) a Nile sail...
dahabiyas
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DAHABIYA, (Arabic) a...
dahabiyeh
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(Arabic) a Nile sail...
daidzeins
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DAIDZEIN, a chemical...
daikering
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DAIKER, (Scots) to l...
dailiness
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the quality of being...
dailyness
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the state of being d...
daintiest
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DAINT [adj]
daiquiris
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DAIQUIRI, a cocktail...
dairyings
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DAIRYING, the busine...
dairymaid
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a woman who works in...
daishikis
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16
DAISHIKI, (Yoruba) a...
dakerhens
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DAKERHEN, another na...
dakoities
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DAKOITY, (Hindi) rob...
dalliance
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flirtation [n -S]
dalmahoys
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DALMAHOY, (historica...
dalmatian
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a large breed of dog...
dalmatics
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DALMATIC, an ecclesi...
daltonian
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relating to a dalton...
daltonism
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color blindness, esp...
damascene
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to decorate or engra...
damaskeen
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to decorate or engra...
damasking
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DAMASK, to weave wit...
damaskins
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DAMASKIN, to decorat...
damasquin
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to decorate or engra...
damassins
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DAMASSIN, a kind of...
damboards
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DAMBOARD, a draughtb...
dameworts
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DAMEWORT, a crucifer...
damnation
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condemnation; the pu...
damnatory
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consigning to damnat...
damndests
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DAMNDEST, utmost eff...
damnedest
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utmost effort, in ph...
damnified
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DAMNIFY, to cause lo...
damnifies
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DAMNIFY, to cause lo...
damningly
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DAMNING [adv]
damoisels
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DAMOISEL, (archaic)...
dampeners
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DAMPENER, a thing th...
dampening
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DAMPEN, to moisten [...
damselfly
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an insect of the ord...
danceable
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capable of being dan...
dancehall
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a style of dance-ori...
dancettee
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of a heraldic line,...
dancettes
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DANCETTE, a zigzag l...
dancicals
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DANCICAL, a type of...
dandelion
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a common yellow-flow...
dandering
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DANDER, (dialect) to...
dandiacal
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inclined to be a dan...
dandified
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DANDIFY, to dress up...
dandifies
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DANDIFY, to dress up...
dandiprat
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(obsolete) a silver...
dandriffs
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DANDRIFF, a scurf th...
dandruffs
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DANDRUFF, a scurf th...
dandruffy
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full of dandruff [ad...
dandyfunk
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a ship's biscuit, so...
dandyisms
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DANDYISM, the conduc...
dandyprat
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(obsolete) a silver...
danegelds
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DANEGELD, a tax impo...
danegelts
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DANEGELT, a tax impo...
danelaghs
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DANELAGH, the law th...
daneweeds
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DANEWEED, an elder-l...
daneworts
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DANEWORT, an elder-l...
dangering
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DANGER, to expose to...
dangerous
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full of danger [adj...
dangliest
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DANGLY, hanging loos...
danglings
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DANGLING, the act of...
dannebrog
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(Danish) the ancient...
danseuses
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DANSEUSE, a professi...
danthonia
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a tufted grass nativ...
dantoning
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DANTON, to dare, als...
dapperest
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DAPPER, trim, neat [...
daredevil
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a reckless person [n...
darkeners
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DARKENER, someone or...
darkening
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DARKEN, to make dark...
darkfield
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as in darkfield micr...
darkliest
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DARKLY, DARK, having...
darklings
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in the dark, taking...
darkrooms
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DARKROOM, a room use...
darlingly
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DARLING, lovable [ad...
darnation
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a mild form of damna...
darndests
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DARNDEST, one's utmo...
darnedest
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one's utmost, also D...
darraigne
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(obsolete) to vindic...
darraigns
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DARRAIGN, to justify...
darrained
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DARRAIN, to justify,...
darraines
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DARRAINE, to justify...
darrayned
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DARRAYN, to justify,...
dartboard
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the target used in t...
dartingly
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DARTING [adv]
dashboard
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the instrument panel...
dashingly
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DASHING, spirited, s...
dashlight
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a light illuminating...
dastardly
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like a dastard, desp...
dasymeter
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a device for measuri...
databanks
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DATABANK, a collecti...
databased
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DATABASE, to put dat...
databases
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DATABASE, to put dat...
databuses
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DATABUS, path for tr...
datacards
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DATACARD, a card con...
datacomms
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(short for) data com...
dataglove
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an electrically wire...
datagrams
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DATAGRAM, a communic...
datallers
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DATALLER, a day-labo...
datebooks
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DATEBOOK, a notebook...
datedness
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the state of being d...
datelined
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DATELINE, to provide...
datelines
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DATELINE, to provide...
datolites
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DATOLITE, a rock for...
daturines
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DATURINE, a poison [...
dauberies
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DAUBERY, a crudely a...
daubingly
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DAUBING [adv]
daughters
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DAUGHTER, a female c...
daundered
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DAUNDER, (dialect) t...
daunering
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DAUNER, (dialect) to...
dauntless
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unafraid [adj DAUNTL...
dauntoned
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DAUNTON, to dare, al...
dauphines
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DAUPHINE, (French) t...
davenport
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a small ornamental w...
dawnering
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DAWNER, (dialect) to...
dawsonite
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a hydrous carbonate...
daybreaks
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DAYBREAK, the first...
daycation
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a day trip to a reso...
daycentre
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a building used for...
daydreams
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DAYDREAM, to fantasi...
daydreamt
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DAYDREAM, to fantasi...
daydreamy
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given to daydreaming...
dayflower
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a genus consisting m...
daylights
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DAYLIGHT, to illumin...
daylilies
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DAYLILY, a liliaceou...
daysailed
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DAYSAIL, to sail a y...
daysailer
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a dayboat powered by...
daysailor
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a dayboat powered by...
dayshells
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DAYSHELL, (dialect)...
dayspring
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(archaic) dawn [n -S...
daytalers
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DAYTALER, a day-labo...
dayworker
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one who does daywork...
dazedness
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the state of being d...
dazzlings
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DAZZLING, the act of...
deacidify
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to remove the acid f...
deaconess
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a female deacon [n -...
deaconing
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DEACON, to put the b...
deadbeats
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DEADBEAT, one who is...
deadbolts
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DEADBOLT, a lock for...
deadeners
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DEADENER, one that d...
deadening
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DEADEN, to deprive o...
deadfalls
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DEADFALL, a type of...
deadheads
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DEADHEAD, to remove...
deadhouse
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a mortuary [n -S]
deadliest
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DEADLY, lethal [adj]
deadlifts
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DEADLIFT, to lift wi...
deadlight
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a strong shutter, ma...
deadlined
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DEADLINE, to put a t...
deadlines
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DEADLINE, to put a t...
deadlocks
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DEADLOCK, to come to...
deadstock
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farm equipment [n -S...
deadwoods
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DEADWOOD, useless ma...
deaerated
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DEAERATE, to remove...
deaerates
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DEAERATE, to remove...
deaerator
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a device for removin...
deafblind
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deaf and blind [adj]
deafening
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very loud [adj DEAFE...
dealation
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the removal of wings...
dealigned
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DEALIGN, to withdraw...
dealmaker
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a person who makes d...
deaminase
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an enzyme that hydro...
deaminate
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to remove the amino...
deaminise
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to remove the amino...
deaminize
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to remove the amino...
deaneries
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DEANERY, the office...
deanships
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DEANSHIP, the office...
dearlings
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DEARLING, a much lov...
deathbeds
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DEATHBED, the bed on...
deathblow
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a fatal blow [n -S]
deathcare
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of, relating to, or...
deathcups
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DEATHCUP, a poisonou...
deathiest
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DEATHY, like death [...
deathless
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not subject to death...
deathlier
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DEATHLY, like death...
deathlike
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like death [adj]
deathsman
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(Shakespeare) an exe...
deathsmen
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DEATHSMAN, (Shakespe...
deathtrap
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a potentially fatal...
deathward
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toward death, also D...
debagging
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the act of removing...
debarkers
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DEBARKER, one that r...
debarking
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DEBARK, to unload fr...
debarment
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the act of debarring...
debarrass
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(archaic) to disemba...
debarring
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DEBAR, to exclude [v...
debatable
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that can be debated,...
debatably
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DEBATABLE, that can...
debateful
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(obsolete) quarrelso...
debatings
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DEBATING, the act of...
debauched
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DEBAUCH, to lead int...
debauchee
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one who is debauched...
debaucher
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one who debauches [n...
debauches
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DEBAUCH, to lead int...
debeaking
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DEBEAK, to remove th...
debearded
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DEBEARD, to remove t...
debelling
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DEBEL, to conquer in...
debenture
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an official certific...
debonaire
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of good appearance,...
deboshing
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DEBOSH, to lead into...
debossing
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DEBOSS, to impress a...
debouched
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DEBOUCH, to emerge o...
debouches
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DEBOUCH, to emerge o...
debriding
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DEBRIDE, to remove d...
debriefed
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DEBRIEF, to question...
debriefer
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one who debriefs [n...
debruised
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DEBRUISE, in heraldr...
debruises
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DEBRUISE, in heraldr...
debudding
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DEBUD, to remove the...
debuggers
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DEBUGGER, a computer...
debugging
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the act of removing...
debunkers
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DEBUNKER, one who de...
debunking
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DEBUNK, to clear of...
deburring
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DEBURR, to remove bu...
debussing
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DEBUS, to get off a...
debutante
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someone (female) mak...
debutants
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DEBUTANT, someone (m...
decachord
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an old ten-stringed...
decadence
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a falling away; deca...
decadency
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a falling away; deca...
decadents
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DECADENT, one who is...
decagonal
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of a plane figure, h...
decagrams
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DECAGRAM, a measure...
decahedra
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DECAHEDRON, a solid...
decalcify
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to deprive of calciu...
decaliter
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a cubic volume of te...
decalitre
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a cubic volume of te...
decalling
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DECAL, to transfer b...
decalogue
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17
the Ten Commandments...
decameter
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ten meters, also DEC...
decametre
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16
ten meters, also DEC...
decamping
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DECAMP, to depart fr...
decanally
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DECANAL, relating to...
decantate
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(obsolete) to chant...
decanters
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DECANTER, a decorati...
decanting
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DECANT, to pour from...
decapodal
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relating to decapods...
decapodan
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relating to decapods...
decarbing
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DECARB, to decarboni...
decastere
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a measure of capacit...
decastich
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a ten-line poem [n -...
decastyle
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a portico with ten c...
decathlon
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an athletic contest...
decaudate
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to cut off the tail...
decayable
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capable of decaying...
decayless
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without decay [adj]
deceaseds
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DECEASED, a dead per...
deceasing
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DECEASE, to die [v]
decedents
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DECEDENT, (US) in US...
deceitful
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given to deceiving [...
deceivers
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DECEIVER, one who de...
deceiving
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deceptive [adj DECEI...
deceleron
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a type of aileron [n...
decemviri
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DECEMVIR, (Latin) on...
decemvirs
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DECEMVIR, (Latin) on...
decencies
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DECENCY, the state o...
decennary
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a tithing, also DECE...
decennial
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happening every ten...
decennium
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(Latin) a period of...
decenters
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DECENTER, to put out...
decentest
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DECENT, conforming t...
decentred
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DECENTRE, to put out...
decentres
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14
DECENTRE, to put out...
deception
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the act of deceiving...
deceptive
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tending to deceive,...
deceptory
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18
tending to deceive,...
decerning
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17
DECERN, to decree by...
decertify
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to withdraw or revok...
decession
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14
departure [n -S]
decheance
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19
(French) forfeiture...
decidable
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18
that can be decided...
decidedly
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18
DECIDED [adv]
deciduate
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possessed of, or cha...
deciduous
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losing leaves in aut...
decigrams
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18
DECIGRAM, a tenth of...
deciliter
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one tenth of a liter...
decilitre
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one tenth of a liter...
decillion
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the eleventh power o...
decimally
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20
DECIMAL, relating to...
decimated
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DECIMATE, to kill ev...
decimates
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DECIMATE, to kill ev...
decimator
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one who decimates [n...
decimeter
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one tenth of a metre...
decimetre
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one tenth of a metre...
deciphers
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18
DECIPHER, to interpr...
decisions
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DECISION, to win a b...
decistere
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one tenth of a stere...
deckchair
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a chair, usually fol...
deckhands
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DECKHAND, a seaman w...
deckhouse
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a room erected on th...
declaimed
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DECLAIM, to speak fo...
declaimer
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one who declaims [n...
declarant
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one who makes a decl...
declarers
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DECLARER, one who de...
declaring
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DECLARE, to make kno...
declassed
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DECLASS, to lower in...
declassee
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of a female person,...
declasses
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DECLASS, to lower in...
declawing
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DECLAW, to remove th...
declinals
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DECLINAL, the act of...
declinant
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a person who is decl...
declinate
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curving downwards [a...
decliners
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DECLINER, one who de...
declining
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DECLINE, to refuse [...
declinist
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a person who believe...
declivity
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a descending slope [...
declivous
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19
sloping downhill, al...
declutter
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to simplify or get r...
decocting
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19
DECOCT, to extract t...
decoction
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the act of boiling a...
decoctive
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20
relating to decoctio...
decocture
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17
a decoction [n -S]
decodings
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17
DECODING, the act of...
decoherer
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a device for bringin...
decollate
19
15
to behead [v DECOLLA...
decollete
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15
(French) a low cut a...
decolored
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DECOLOR, to deprive...
decolours
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15
DECOLOUR, to deprive...
decommits
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19
DECOMMIT, to withdra...
decomplex
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repeatedly compound...
decompose
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19
to fall to pieces [v...
decongest
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to relieve or end th...
decontrol
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15
to remove (esp. offi...
decorated
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DECORATE, to adorn [...
decorates
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DECORATE, to adorn [...
decorator
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13
one who decorates [n...
decoupage
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19
(French) the applica...
decoupled
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DECOUPLE, to disconn...
decoupler
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one who decouples [n...
decouples
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18
DECOUPLE, to disconn...
decreased
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DECREASE, to diminis...
decreases
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13
DECREASE, to diminis...
decreeing
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DECREE, to issue an...
decrement
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17
a gradual decrease i...
decretals
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DECRETAL, a papal de...
decretist
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13
one who studies, or...
decretive
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relating to or havin...
decretory
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relating to or havin...
decrewing
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19
DECREW, (Spenser) to...
decrowned
20
18
DECROWN, to deprive...
decrypted
27
19
DECRYPT, to decode [...
decubital
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18
in a lying down posi...
decubitus
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18
(Latin) one's postur...
decumbent
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lying down; reclinin...
decupling
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DECUPLE, to increase...
decurions
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DECURION, (historica...
decurrent
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continued down the s...
decursion
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a military manoeuvre...
decursive
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running down; decurr...
decurving
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DECURVE, to curve do...
decussate
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arranged in crossing...
dedendums
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DEDENDUM, the root o...
dedicants
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DEDICANT, a person w...
dedicated
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DEDICATE, to set apa...
dedicatee
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one to whom somethin...
dedicates
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DEDICATE, to set apa...
dedicator
18
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one who dedicates [n...
dedimuses
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DEDIMUS, (Latin) a w...
deducible
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capable of being ded...
deducibly
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DEDUCIBLE, capable o...
deducting
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18
DEDUCT, to subtract...
deduction
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the act of deducing...
deductive
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of thought or reason...
deejaying
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the act of compering...
deemsters
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DEEMSTER, a judge on...
deepeners
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DEEPENER, one that d...
deepening
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DEEPEN, to make deep...
deepfroze
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DEEPFREEZE, to freez...
deepwater
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relating to the deep...
deerberry
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a shrub of the blueb...
deerflies
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DEERFLY, a bloodsuck...
deergrass
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a type of grass [n -...
deerhorns
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DEERHORN, the horn o...
deerhound
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a kind of hound used...
deerskins
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DEERSKIN, the skin o...
deerweeds
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DEERWEED, a bushlike...
deeryards
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DEERYARD, an area wh...
defaecate
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to void excrement, a...
defalcate
20
17
to embezzle money he...
defamings
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DEFAMING, the act of...
defanging
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DEFANG, to remove th...
defatting
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DEFAT, to remove fat...
defaulted
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DEFAULT, to fail to...
defaulter
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15
one who defaults [n...
defeaters
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DEFEATER, one who de...
defeating
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DEFEAT, to win a vic...
defeatism
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readiness or inclina...
defeatist
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one who shows defeat...
defeature
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(archaic) to disfigu...
defecated
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DEFECATE, to void ex...
defecates
19
16
DEFECATE, to void ex...
defecator
19
16
a device for purifyi...
defecting
21
19
DEFECT, to desert an...
defection
19
17
a failure to carry o...
defective
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20
deficient [adj DEFEC...
defectors
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16
DEFECTOR, one who de...
defencing
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DEFENCE, to make a d...
defendant
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a person accused or...
defenders
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DEFENDER, one who de...
defending
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DEFEND, to protect [...
defensing
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DEFENSE, to guard ag...
defensive
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tending to defend [a...
deferable
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17
that can be deferred...
deference
18
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a deferring or yield...
deferents
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DEFERENT, an imagina...
deferment
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the act of deferring...
deferrals
18
14
DEFERRAL, the act of...
deferrers
17
13
DEFERRER, one who de...
deferring
18
16
DEFER, to postpone [...
defiances
19
17
DEFIANCE, a bold opp...
defiantly
24
17
DEFIANT, showing def...
deficient
20
17
lacking [adj DEFICIE...
defiladed
18
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DEFILADE, (French) t...
defilades
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15
DEFILADE, (French) t...
definable
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that can be defined...
definably
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DEFINABLE, that can...
definiens
16
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(Latin) a word or wo...
definites
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DEFINITE, something...
deflaters
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DEFLATER, something...
deflating
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17
DEFLATE, to release...
deflation
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15
the act of deflating...
deflators
18
14
DEFLATOR, something...
defleaing
18
17
DEFLEA, to rid of fl...
deflected
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DEFLECT, to turn asi...
deflector
21
17
something that defle...
deflexing
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DEFLEX, to bend down...
deflexion
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22
an act of bending or...
deflexure
24
22
a deflection [n -S]
deflorate
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14
past flowering [adj]...
deflowers
21
17
DEFLOWER, to deprive...
defluxion
24
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(obsolete) a dischar...
defoamers
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DEFOAMER, an agent u...
defoaming
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DEFOAM, to remove fo...
defocused
20
18
DEFOCUS, to cause to...
defocuses
20
17
DEFOCUS, to cause to...
defoggers
19
17
DEFOGGER, an agent u...
defogging
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DEFOG, to remove fog...
defoliant
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15
a chemical used to c...
defoliate
17
14
to remove the leaves...
deforcers
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16
DEFORCER, one who de...
deforcing
21
19
DEFORCE, to withhold...
deforests
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DEFOREST, to remove...
deformers
18
16
DEFORMER, one who de...
deforming
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DEFORM, to spoil the...
deformity
25
18
the state of being d...
defouling
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18
DEFOUL, (obsolete) t...
defragged
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DEFRAG, to defragmen...
defragger
19
17
one who defrags [n -...
defrauded
17
16
DEFRAUD, to swindle...
defrauder
17
15
one who defrauds [n...
defrayals
24
16
DEFRAYAL, the paymen...
defrayers
23
15
DEFRAYER, one who pa...
defraying
24
18
DEFRAY, to pay or se...
defreezes
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DEFREEZE, to thaw ou...
defriends
17
15
DEFRIEND, to remove...
defrocked
21
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DEFROCK, to deprive...
defrosted
17
14
DEFROST, to remove f...
defroster
17
13
something that defro...
defueling
19
18
DEFUEL, to remove fu...
defuelled
19
17
DEFUEL, to remove fu...
defunding
18
19
DEFUND, to remove fu...
degarnish
18
15
to despoil, also DIS...
degassers
16
12
DEGASSER, an agent u...
degassing
17
15
DEGAS, to remove gas...
degaussed
16
14
DEGAUSS, to demagnet...
degausser
16
13
a device for nullify...
degausses
16
13
DEGAUSS, to demagnet...
degearing
16
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a process in which a...
degenders
15
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DEGENDER, (Spenser)...
degerming
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DEGERM, to remove ge...
deglazing
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DEGLAZE, to remove t...
degouting
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DEGOUT, to make (som...
degraders
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DEGRADER, one that d...
degrading
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16
DEGRADE, to debase,...
degreased
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13
DEGREASE, to remove...
degreaser
15
12
a substance that rem...
degreases
15
12
DEGREASE, to remove...
degumming
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DEGUM, to free from...
degustate
16
13
to taste, relish, al...
degusting
18
16
DEGUST, to taste wit...
dehairing
18
15
DEHAIR, to remove th...
dehiscent
20
16
gaping, bursting ope...
dehiscing
22
18
DEHISCE, to split op...
dehorners
16
13
DEHORNER, an impleme...
dehorning
17
16
DEHORN, to deprive o...
dehorters
17
12
DEHORTER, a dissuade...
dehorting
18
15
DEHORT, to dissuade...
dehydrate
23
15
to dry out, remove t...
deindexed
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DEINDEX, to unlink f...
deindexes
20
19
DEINDEX, to unlink f...
deinosaur
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any of a group of ex...
deionised
14
12
DEIONISE, to remove...
deioniser
14
11
an apparatus for rem...
deionises
14
11
DEIONISE, to remove...
deionized
17
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DEIONIZE, to remove...
deionizer
17
20
an apparatus for rem...
deionizes
17
20
DEIONIZE, to remove...
deiparous
17
14
bearing a god [adj]
deisheals
18
13
DEISHEAL, (Scots) mo...
deistical
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14
relating to deism, a...
dejecting
21
25
DEJECT, to depress,...
dejection
19
23
lowness of spirits [...
dejectory
26
24
promoting evacuation...
dejeuners
16
21
DEJEUNER, (French) a...
dekagrams
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DEKAGRAM, a weight o...
dekaliter
17
15
a cubic volume of te...
dekalitre
17
15
a cubic volume of te...
dekameter
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17
ten meters, also DEC...
dekametre
16
17
ten meters, also DEC...
delapsing
19
17
DELAPSE, to sink dow...
delapsion
17
15
a sinking down [n -S...
delations
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DELATION, the act of...
delayable
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that can be delayed...
deleading
16
15
DELEAD, to free from...
deleaving
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DELEAVE, to separate...
delectate
18
14
to delight [v DELECT...
delegable
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17
that can be delegate...
delegated
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DELEGATE, to appoint...
delegatee
15
13
one to whom somethin...
delegates
16
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DELEGATE, to appoint...
delegator
16
13
one who delegates [n...
deletable
18
15
that can be deleted,...
deletions
15
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DELETION, the act of...
delftware
21
17
a type of earthenwar...
delibated
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DELIBATE, (obsolete)...
delibates
18
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DELIBATE, (obsolete)...
delicates
19
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DELICATE, a delicacy...
delicious
20
15
tasting very good [a...
delighted
20
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DELIGHT, to give gre...
delighter
20
15
one who delights [n...
delimited
18
15
DELIMIT, to mark the...
delimiter
18
14
something that marks...
delineate
14
12
to mark out with, or...
delinking
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DELINK, to break a c...
deliquium
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(archaic) a swoon; a...
deliriant
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of a drug, causing d...
delirious
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mentally confused, e...
deliriums
19
15
DELIRIUM, the state...
delisting
18
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DELIST, to remove fr...
delivered
18
16
DELIVER, to take to...
deliverer
18
15
one who delivers [n...
deliverly
26
18
DELIVER, nimble [adv...
delousers
16
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DELOUSER, an agent t...
delousing
17
15
DELOUSE, to free fro...
delphinia
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17
DELPHINIUM, a genus...
deltoidei
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DELTOIDEUS, the delt...
delubrums
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DELUBRUM, a font in...
deludable
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17
capable of being del...
delundung
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(Javanese) the wease...
delusions
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DELUSION, the act of...
delusters
17
12
DELUSTER, to lessen...
delustred
17
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DELUSTRE, to remove...
delustres
17
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DELUSTRE, to remove...
demagoged
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DEMAGOG, to behave l...
demagogic
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of or like a demagog...
demagogue
17
18
a person who appeals...
demandant
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one who demands; a p...
demanders
15
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DEMANDER, one who de...
demanding
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18
DEMAND, to ask for w...
demanning
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18
DEMAN, to reduce the...
demantoid
15
15
a lustrous green gem...
demarcate
18
16
to mark the boundary...
demarches
21
18
DEMARCHE, (French) a...
demarkets
17
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DEMARKET, to discour...
demarking
18
20
DEMARK, to demarcate...
demasting
17
16
DEMAST, to remove th...
demeaning
15
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DEMEAN, to conduct o...
demeanors
14
14
DEMEANOR, behavior t...
demeanour
14
15
behavior toward othe...
dementate
14
14
(archaic) to deprive...
demential
16
15
relating to dementia...
dementias
15
14
DEMENTIA, chronic me...
dementing
16
17
DEMENT, to deprive o...
demeraran
14
14
like demerara, a lig...
demeraras
15
13
DEMERARA, a light-br...
demergers
17
15
DEMERGER, to remove...
demerging
18
18
DEMERGE, to remove a...
demerited
16
14
DEMERIT, to lower in...
demersing
17
16
DEMERSE, (obsolete)...
demersion
15
14
immersion [n -S]
demijohns
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DEMIJOHN, (French) a...
demilunes
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DEMILUNE, (French) a...
demimonde
16
18
(French) a class of...
deminings
17
17
DEMINING, the remova...
demipique
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26
an 18th century war-...
demisable
19
17
capable of being tra...
demission
16
14
lowering, degradatio...
demissive
19
17
(obsolete) humble, a...
demisters
17
13
DEMISTER, a device t...
demisting
18
16
DEMIST, to clear a w...
demitasse
16
13
(French) a half-cup...
demitting
18
16
DEMIT, to let fall,...
demiurges
18
16
DEMIURGE, (Greek) an...
demiurgic
22
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relating to a demiur...
demiurgus
19
17
(Greek) an inferior...
demiveges
19
19
DEMIVEG, a person wh...
demivolte
19
18
a half-turn of a hor...
demivolts
20
18
DEMIVOLT, a half tur...
demiworld
21
18
the demimonde, a cla...
demobbing
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DEMOB, to discharge...
democracy
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a form of government...
democrats
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DEMOCRAT, a believer...
democraty
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(Milton) democracy,...
demoniacs
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DEMONIAC, one posses...
demonical
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of or like a demon,...
demonised
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DEMONISE, to make a...
demonises
15
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DEMONISE, to make a...
demonisms
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DEMONISM, a belief i...
demonists
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DEMONIST, one who be...
demonized
18
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DEMONIZE, to make a...
demonizes
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DEMONIZE, to make a...
demonries
15
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DEMONRY, demoniacal...
demoscene
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a computer art subcu...
demotions
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DEMOTION, the action...
demotists
17
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DEMOTIST, a student...
demounted
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DEMOUNT, to remove f...
dempsters
19
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DEMPSTER, (Scots) fo...
demulcent
20
19
an emulsifier; somet...
demulsify
27
20
to separate from an...
demurrage
17
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undue delay or deten...
demurrals
18
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DEMURRAL, the act of...
demurrers
17
14
DEMURRER, one who de...
demurring
18
17
DEMUR, to object [v]
demyships
28
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DEMYSHIP, a minor sc...
demystify
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to remove the myster...
demythify
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to remove the mythic...
denatured
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DENATURE, to deprive...
denatures
14
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DENATURE, to deprive...
dendrimer
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a polymer that has a...
dendrites
15
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DENDRITE, a branched...
dendritic
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of or like a dendrit...
dendroids
15
13
DENDROID, a fossil m...
denervate
15
15
to deprive of nerve...
denetting
15
14
DENET, to market a b...
denialist
16
12
a person who refuses...
denigrate
15
13
to blacken, defame [...
denitrate
14
11
to free from nitric...
denitrify
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to deprive of, or fr...
denizened
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DENIZEN, to naturali...
denominal
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derived from a noun...
denotable
16
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capable of being den...
denotated
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DENOTATE, (obsolete)...
denotates
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DENOTATE, (obsolete)...
denounced
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DENOUNCE, to condemn...
denouncer
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one who denounces [n...
denounces
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DENOUNCE, to condemn...
denseness
13
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the state of being d...
densified
17
15
DENSIFY, to increase...
densifier
17
14
an agent that densif...
densifies
17
14
DENSIFY, to increase...
densities
15
11
DENSITY, the state o...
dentality
22
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use of the teeth in...
dentalium
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(Latin) any mollusc...
dentarias
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DENTARIA, any plant...
dentaries
14
11
DENTARY, a bone of t...
dentately
21
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DENTATE, having teet...
dentation
13
12
the condition of bei...
dentelles
16
13
DENTELLE, (French) l...
denticles
19
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DENTICLE, a small to...
dentiform
18
17
shaped like a tooth...
dentistry
22
13
the work of a dentis...
dentition
14
12
the cutting or growi...
dentulous
16
14
having teeth [adj]
denturist
16
12
one who makes dentur...
denudated
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DENUDATE, to strip o...
denudates
14
13
DENUDATE, to strip o...
denyingly
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19
DENYING [adv]
deodorant
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12
a substance that rem...
deodorise
14
11
to take the (usu unp...
deodorize
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20
to take the (usu unp...
deorbited
17
14
DEORBIT, to come out...
deoxidate
20
18
to deoxidize [v DEOX...
deoxidise
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18
to remove oxygen fro...
deoxidize
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to remove oxygen fro...
depainted
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DEPAINT, (Spenser) t...
depanneur
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(French) a convenien...
departeds
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DEPARTED, a dead per...
departees
16
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DEPARTEE, one that d...
departers
17
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DEPARTER, one who de...
departing
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16
the act of departing...
departure
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the act of departing...
depasture
17
14
to graze [v DEPASTUR...
depeching
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DEPECHE, (French) to...
depeincts
20
17
DEPEINCT, (Spenser)...
dependant
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a person who depends...
dependent
15
16
depending on another...
depending
17
18
DEPEND, to rely [v]
depeopled
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18
DEPEOPLE, to reduce...
depeoples
19
17
DEPEOPLE, to reduce...
deperming
19
19
DEPERM, to demagneti...
depicters
21
16
DEPICTER, one that d...
depicting
22
19
DEPICT, to portray [...
depiction
20
17
an act of depicting...
depictive
23
20
relating to depictio...
depictors
21
16
DEPICTOR, one that d...
depicture
21
17
(archaic) to depict...
depigment
19
19
to take away or redu...
depilated
18
15
DEPILATE, to remove...
depilates
18
14
DEPILATE, to remove...
depilator
18
14
an agent for removin...
deplaning
18
18
DEPLANE, to get off...
deplenish
20
17
to deprive of conten...
depleters
18
14
DEPLETER, one who de...
depleting
19
17
DEPLETE, to lessen t...
depletion
17
15
the act of depleting...
depletive
20
18
serving to deplete,...
depletory
24
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serving to deplete,...
deplorers
18
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DEPLORER, one who de...
deploring
19
17
DEPLORE, to regret s...
deployers
24
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DEPLOYER, one who de...
deploying
25
19
DEPLOY, to position...
depluming
21
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DEPLUME, to deprive...
deponents
15
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DEPONENT, a verb hav...
deportees
16
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DEPORTEE, one who is...
deporters
17
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DEPORTER, one who de...
deporting
18
16
DEPORT, to expel fro...
deposable
19
17
capable of being dep...
deposited
17
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DEPOSIT, to place [v...
depositor
17
13
one who deposits [n...
depravers
19
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DEPRAVER, one who de...
depraving
20
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DEPRAVE, to corrupt...
depravity
26
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wickedness [n DEPRAV...
deprecate
19
16
to regret deeply; to...
depredate
16
14
to plunder or prey u...
deprehend
18
17
(obsolete) to catch;...
deprenyls
24
17
DEPRENYL, a drug for...
depressed
17
14
DEPRESS, to make sad...
depresses
17
13
DEPRESS, to make sad...
depressor
17
13
one who, or that whi...
deprivals
21
18
DEPRIVAL, deprivatio...
deprivers
20
17
DEPRIVER, one who de...
depriving
21
20
DEPRIVE, to take som...
deprogram
19
18
to prevail on a pers...
depthless
21
16
having no depth; sha...
depurants
17
15
DEPURANT, a purifyin...
depurated
17
15
DEPURATE, to free fr...
depurates
17
14
DEPURATE, to free fr...
depurator
17
14
one who, or that whi...
deputable
20
18
that can be deputed...
deputised
18
15
DEPUTISE, to act as...
deputises
18
14
DEPUTISE, to act as...
deputized
21
24
DEPUTIZE, to act as...
deputizes
21
23
DEPUTIZE, to act as...
dequeuing
24
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DEQUEUE, to remove f...
deracines
17
14
DERACINE, (French) a...
deraigned
15
14
DERAIGN, (obsolete)...
derailers
16
11
DERAILER, something...
derailing
17
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DERAIL, to cause to...
derangers
15
13
DERANGER, one who de...
deranging
16
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DERANGE, to disorder...
deratings
16
13
DERATING, the act of...
derations
14
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DERATION, to free fr...
deratting
16
13
DERAT, to rid of rat...
derelicts
20
14
DERELICT, anything f...
derepress
17
13
to activate (a gene...
derigging
19
17
DERIG, to dismantle...
deringers
16
13
DERINGER, a small po...
derisible
19
14
worthy of derision [...
derisions
15
11
DERISION, the act of...
derivable
20
18
that can be derived...
derivably
27
20
DERIVABLE, that can...
derivated
17
15
DERIVATE, to derive,...
derivates
17
14
DERIVATE [n]
dermatoid
16
14
like or resembling s...
dermatome
16
16
the lateral wall of...
dermestid
17
14
any of a family of b...
derogated
15
13
DEROGATE, to lessen...
derogates
15
12
DEROGATE, to lessen...
derricked
20
18
DERRICK, to hoist by...
derrieres
15
10
DERRIERE, (French) t...
derringer
16
13
a small pocket pisto...
dervishes
20
16
DERVISH, a member of...
desalters
16
11
DESALTER, something...
desalting
17
14
the act of removing...
desanding
15
15
DESAND, to remove sa...
descalers
19
14
DESCALER, a thing fo...
descaling
20
17
DESCALE, to remove s...
descanted
17
15
DESCANT, to comment...
descanter
17
14
one who performs a d...
descended
17
16
DESCEND, to come dow...
descender
17
15
the part of the lowe...
deschools
21
16
DESCHOOL, to educate...
described
21
17
DESCRIBE, to recount...
describer
21
16
one who describes [n...
describes
21
16
DESCRIBE, to recount...
descriers
19
13
DESCRIER, one who de...
descrived
21
18
DESCRIVE, to recount...
descrives
21
17
DESCRIVE, to recount...
descrying
26
18
DESCRY, to discern,...
desecrate
17
13
to make no longer co...
deseeders
14
11
DESEEDER, one that d...
deseeding
15
14
DESEED, to remove th...
deselects
19
14
DESELECT, to dismiss...
deserters
15
10
DESERTER, one that d...
desertify
24
15
to make into a deser...
deserting
16
13
DESERT, to abandon [...
desertion
14
11
the act of deserting...
deservers
17
14
DESERVER, one who de...
deserving
18
17
worthy [adj DESERVIN...
desiccant
21
17
a drying or desiccat...
desiccate
21
16
to remove the moistu...
designate
15
13
to mark out so as to...
designees
15
13
DESIGNEE, one who is...
designers
16
13
DESIGNER, one who de...
designful
20
18
full of design [adj]
designing
17
16
artful; scheming [ad...
desilvers
19
15
DESILVER, to remove...
desinence
16
15
an ending [n -S]
desipient
17
14
playing the fool; tr...
desirable
18
14
to be desired [adj D...
desirably
25
16
DESIRABLE, to be des...
desisting
17
13
DESIST, to cease doi...
deskbound
18
20
confined to a desk (...
deskfasts
19
17
DESKFAST, breakfast...
deskilled
19
17
DESKILL, to make uns...
desknotes
15
15
DESKNOTE, a notebook...
desmidian
16
15
like a desmid, any m...
desmodium
18
18
a plant of the teleg...
desmosome
16
16
a small thickened pa...
desnooded
13
13
DESNOOD, to remove a...
desoeuvre
16
15
(French) unoccupied,...
desolated
15
12
DESOLATE, to lay was...
desolater
15
11
one who desolates, l...
desolates
15
11
DESOLATE, to lay was...
desolator
15
11
one who desolates, l...
desorbers
17
13
DESORBER, one that d...
desorbing
18
16
DESORB, to release a...
despaired
17
14
DESPAIR, to lose all...
despairer
17
13
one who despairs [n...
desperado
16
14
a desperate fellow,...
desperate
16
13
in a state of despai...
despights
22
17
DESPIGHT, a looking...
despisals
19
14
DESPISAL, the act of...
despisers
18
13
DESPISER, one who de...
despising
19
16
DESPISE, to look dow...
despiting
19
16
DESPITE, to treat wi...
despoiled
18
15
DESPOIL, to plunder...
despoiler
18
14
one who despoils [n...
desponded
16
16
DESPOND, to lose hea...
despotate
16
13
a territory governed...
despotats
17
13
DESPOTAT, a territor...
despotism
19
16
absolute power; a st...
despumate
18
17
to throw off impurit...
dessyatin
21
13
(Russian) a measure...
destained
14
12
DESTAIN, to rid of s...
destemper
18
16
(obsolete) to distem...
destinate
14
11
(obsolete) to ordain...
destinies
15
11
DESTINY, inevitable...
destining
16
14
DESTINE, to determin...
destitute
16
11
forsaken, very poor...
destocked
19
18
DESTOCK, to reduce t...
destreams
16
13
DESTREAM, to reverse...
destriers
16
10
DESTRIER, (archaic)...
destroyed
21
13
DESTROY, to damage b...
destroyer
21
12
a small fast lightly...
destructo
19
14
(Australian slang) a...
destructs
20
14
DESTRUCT, to destroy...
desuetude
15
13
disuse, discontinuan...
desugared
16
14
DESUGAR, to remove t...
desulfurs
20
16
DESULFUR, to free fr...
desulphur
22
18
to remove sulphur fr...
desultory
23
14
jumping from one thi...
desyatins
21
13
DESYATIN, (Russian)...
detachers
20
15
DETACHER, one who de...
detaching
21
18
DETACH, to unfasten...
detailers
16
11
DETAILER, one who de...
detailing
17
14
the act of detailing...
detainees
13
11
DETAINEE, one who is...
detainers
14
11
DETAINER, the unlawf...
detaining
15
14
DETAIN, to hold in c...
detangled
16
15
DETANGLE, to remove...
detangler
16
14
a cosmetic product f...
detangles
16
14
DETANGLE, to remove...
detassels
16
11
DETASSEL, to remove...
detecters
18
13
DETECTER, one that d...
detecting
19
16
DETECT, to discover...
detection
17
14
the act of detecting...
detective
20
17
a policeman, usually...
detectors
18
13
DETECTOR, one that d...
detention
13
12
the act of detaining...
detentist
15
11
a supporter of deten...
detergent
15
13
a cleansing agent [n...
detergers
16
12
DETERGER, one that d...
deterging
17
15
DETERGE, to cleanse...
determent
15
14
the act of deterring...
determine
15
14
to put terms or boun...
deterrent
14
11
serving to deter [ad...
deterrers
15
10
DETERRER, one that d...
deterring
16
13
DETER, to hinder or...
detersion
14
11
the act of cleaning...
detersive
17
14
cleansing [adj] / a...
detesters
15
10
DETESTER, one who de...
detesting
16
13
DETEST, to hate inte...
dethroned
16
14
DETHRONE, to remove...
dethroner
16
13
one who dethrones [n...
dethrones
16
13
DETHRONE, to remove...
detickers
20
17
DETICKER, an agent u...
deticking
21
20
DETICK, to free from...
detonable
16
15
able to be detonated...
detonated
13
12
DETONATE, to cause t...
detonates
13
11
DETONATE, to cause t...
detonator
13
11
a substance that det...
detorsion
14
11
the act of detorting...
detorting
16
13
DETORT, (obsolete) t...
detortion
14
11
(obsolete) the act o...
detouring
16
14
DETOUR, to take an i...
detracted
18
14
DETRACT, to take awa...
detractor
18
13
a belittler or dispa...
detrained
14
12
DETRAIN, to alight f...
detraquee
22
20
(French) a (female)...
detraques
23
20
DETRAQUE, (French) a...
detriment
16
14
diminution; damage [...
detrition
15
11
a wearing off or awa...
detruding
17
15
DETRUDE, to thrust o...
detrusion
15
12
the act of thrusting...
detrusors
16
11
DETRUSOR, a muscle i...
deuddarns
15
14
DEUDDARN, (Welsh) a...
deuterate
14
11
to add deuterium to;...
deuteride
15
12
a hydrogen compound...
deuterium
17
15
heavy hydrogen, an i...
deuterons
14
12
DEUTERON, the nucleu...
devalling
20
19
DEVALL, to sink, dec...
devaluate
17
16
to devalue, to reduc...
devaluing
19
19
DEVALUE, to lessen t...
devastate
16
14
to lay waste [v DEVA...
deveining
17
18
DEVEIN, to remove th...
develling
20
19
DEVEL, to hit hard w...
developed
19
19
DEVELOP, to bring to...
developer
19
18
one who develops [n...
developes
19
18
DEVELOPE, to bring t...
developpe
21
21
(French) a ballet po...
deverbals
20
18
DEVERBAL, a word der...
devesting
18
17
DEVEST, to strip or...
deviances
19
18
DEVIANCE, the behavi...
deviating
18
17
DEVIATE, to differ f...
deviation
16
15
the act of deviating...
deviative
19
18
tending to deviate [...
deviators
17
14
DEVIATOR, one who de...
deviatory
23
16
tending to deviate [...
deviceful
24
22
(Spenser) full of de...
devildoms
20
19
DEVILDOM, the domain...
devilfish
24
20
an octopus; also, a...
devilings
20
18
DEVILING, a young de...
devilisms
21
18
DEVILISM, the cult o...
devilkins
20
20
DEVILKIN, a little d...
devilling
21
19
DEVIL, to prepare fo...
devilment
19
19
deviltry [n -S]
devilries
19
15
DEVILRY, mischief, a...
devilship
24
20
the character or per...
devilwood
21
19
a kind of tree, alli...
deviously
25
18
DEVIOUS, indirect [a...
devisable
20
18
capable of being dev...
devitrify
27
19
to deprive of glassl...
devoicing
21
20
the act of not using...
devolving
21
22
DEVOLVE, to transfer...
devonport
18
18
a small ornamental w...
devotedly
24
18
DEVOTED [adv]
devotions
16
15
DEVOTION, the act of...
devourers
17
15
DEVOURER, one who de...
devouring
18
18
DEVOUR, to eat vorac...
devoutest
17
15
DEVOUT, pious [adj]
devvelled
21
21
DEVVEL, (Scots) to s...
dewannies
16
15
DEWANNY, the office...
dewatered
17
14
DEWATER, to remove w...
dewaterer
17
13
an agent for dewater...
dewclawed
25
21
having a vestigial t...
dewitting
20
16
DEWITT, to lynch [v]
dewlapped
23
21
having dewlaps, also...
dewooling
19
17
DEWOOL, to remove th...
dewormers
19
16
DEWORMER, an agent f...
deworming
20
19
DEWORM, to rid of wo...
dewpoints
20
17
DEWPOINT, the temper...
dexterity
28
19
adroitness [n DEXTER...
dexterous
21
18
skilful and active w...
dextrally
30
21
DEXTRAL, right, as o...
dextrines
21
18
DEXTRINE, a substanc...
dextrorse
21
17
rising spirally and...
dextroses
21
17
DEXTROSE, a form of...
dezincing
22
26
DEZINC, to remove zi...
dezincked
22
28
DEZINC, to remove zi...
dharmsala
19
16
(Hindi) a building h...
diabetics
21
16
DIABETIC, one who ha...
diablerie
18
14
(French) black magic...
diabolise
18
14
to convert into a de...
diabolism
20
17
devil-worship [n -S]
diabolist
19
14
one who practises di...
diabolize
21
23
to convert into a de...
diabology
25
18
the study of devils,...
diacetyls
26
16
DIACETYL, a chemical...
diachrony
26
18
the historical devel...
diachylon
27
19
formerly a plaster o...
diachylum
30
22
formerly a plaster o...
diacodion
17
15
(obsolete) a syrup o...
diacodium
20
18
(obsolete) a syrup o...
diaconate
16
14
the office of a deac...
diacritic
23
16
distinguishing [adj...
diactinal
19
15
having two rays, als...
diactines
18
14
DIACTINE, a sponge s...
diactinic
22
17
capable of transmitt...
diademing
17
17
DIADEM, to adorn wit...
diaereses
14
10
DIAERESIS, (Greek) t...
diaeresis
15
10
(Greek) the separati...
diaeretic
18
13
pertaining to diaere...
diaglyphs
29
20
DIAGLYPH, a figure c...
diagnosed
15
14
DIAGNOSE, to identif...
diagnoses
15
13
DIAGNOSE, to identif...
diagnosis
16
13
the identification o...
diagonals
16
14
DIAGONAL, an oblique...
diagramed
17
16
DIAGRAM, to illustra...
diagraphs
21
17
DIAGRAPH, an instrum...
dialectal
20
15
relating to a dialec...
dialectic
23
17
relating to discours...
diallages
18
14
DIALLAGE, a mineral,...
diallagic
22
17
relating to diallage...
diallings
19
15
DIALLING, the art of...
diallists
19
12
DIALLIST, a dialer,...
dialogers
17
13
DIALOGER, one who ma...
dialoging
18
16
DIALOG, to hold a co...
dialogise
17
13
to discourse in dial...
dialogism
19
16
deduction with one p...
dialogist
18
13
a speaker in a dialo...
dialogite
17
13
a native carbonate o...
dialogize
20
22
to discourse in dial...
dialogued
17
15
DIALOGUE, to hold a...
dialoguer
17
14
one who makes things...
dialogues
17
14
DIALOGUE, to hold a...
dialysate
22
13
the material subject...
dialysers
23
13
DIALYSER, an apparat...
dialysing
24
16
DIALYSE, to use a ki...
dialyzate
25
22
the material subject...
dialyzers
26
22
DIALYZER, an apparat...
dialyzing
27
25
DIALYZE, to use a ki...
diamagnet
16
16
a body having diamag...
diamantes
15
14
DIAMANTE, a sparklin...
diameters
16
13
DIAMETER, a straight...
diametral
17
14
pertaining to a diam...
diametric
20
16
pertaining to a diam...
diamonded
15
16
DIAMOND, to adorn wi...
diandries
15
12
DIANDRY, the state o...
diandrous
15
13
having two stamens [...
dianoetic
17
14
capable of or relati...
diapasons
16
14
DIAPASON, a loud, ha...
diapaused
17
15
DIAPAUSE, in insects...
diapauses
17
14
DIAPAUSE, in insects...
diapentes
16
14
DIAPENTE, in Greek m...
diapering
18
16
nappies collectively...
diaphones
18
16
DIAPHONE, a low-pitc...
diaphonic
22
19
relating to diaphony...
diaphragm
22
20
the muscular structu...
diaphyses
26
17
DIAPHYSIS, (Greek) t...
diaphysis
27
17
(Greek) the shaft of...
diapirism
20
16
the upward movement...
diapyeses
23
15
DIAPYESIS, release o...
diapyesis
24
15
release or discharge...
diapyetic
27
18
a substance causing...
diarchies
21
15
DIARCHY, government...
diarising
17
13
DIARISE, to keep a d...
diaristic
20
13
like a diarist, one...
diarizing
20
22
DIARIZE, to keep a d...
diarrheal
18
13
of or like diarrhoea...
diarrheas
17
12
DIARRHEA, a persiste...
diarrheic
21
15
of or like diarrhoea...
diarrhoea
16
12
a persistent purging...
diascopes
20
16
DIASCOPE, an optical...
diasporas
17
13
DIASPORA, an emigrat...
diaspores
17
13
DIASPORE, a hydrate...
diasporic
21
16
relating to a diaspo...
diastases
15
10
DIASTASE, a soluble,...
diastasic
19
13
of or like diastase,...
diastasis
16
10
the separation of tw...
diastatic
19
13
of or like diastase,...
diastemas
16
13
DIASTEMA, a space be...
diastoles
16
11
DIASTOLE, the normal...
diastolic
20
14
of or pertaining to...
diastyles
23
13
DIASTYLE, a colonnad...
diathermy
25
17
heating of internal...
diatheses
17
12
DIATHESIS, a constit...
diathesis
18
12
a constitutional pre...
diathetic
21
15
pertaining to a diat...
diatomist
17
13
a person who studies...
diatomite
16
13
a siliceous sediment...
diatremes
16
13
DIATREME, a volcanic...
diatretum
17
14
a kind of glass bowl...
diatribes
18
13
DIATRIBE, an abusive...
diatropic
21
16
relating to diatropi...
diazepams
21
25
DIAZEPAM, a tranquil...
diazeuxes
24
27
DIAZEUXIS, in Greek...
diazeuxis
25
27
in Greek music, the...
diazinons
17
21
DIAZINON, (tradename...
diazonium
19
24
a group of diazo com...
diazotise
18
19
to convert a compoun...
diazotize
21
28
to convert a compoun...
dibbukkim
25
28
DIBBUK, a wandering...
dibromide
19
17
a compound containin...
dicacious
22
17
talkative; pert; sau...
dicacodyl
29
20
an oily poisonous li...
dicastery
25
15
a court of justice;...
dicentras
18
14
DICENTRA, a plant wi...
dicentric
22
17
a chromosome having...
dichasial
22
16
relating to a dichas...
dichasium
23
19
a cymose inflorescen...
dichogamy
29
22
an arrangement for p...
dichondra
20
17
a genus of tropical...
dichoptic
27
21
having eyes distinct...
dichotomy
28
20
division into two us...
dichroism
23
18
the property of show...
dichroite
21
15
a strongly dichroic...
dichromat
22
18
a salt of chromic ac...
dichromic
26
21
able to see two colo...
dickenses
19
18
DICKENS, (colloquial...
dickerers
20
17
DICKERER, one who di...
dickering
21
20
DICKER, to haggle, t...
dickheads
22
20
DICKHEAD, a fool, al...
dicktiest
21
17
DICKTY, (US slang) p...
dickybird
30
23
a false shirtfront,...
diclinies
20
15
DICLINY, the state o...
diclinism
22
18
the state of having...
diclinous
20
16
having the stamens a...
dicrotism
21
16
a condition in which...
dicrotous
19
14
of or pertaining to...
dictating
20
16
DICTATE, to read alo...
dictation
18
14
the act, art or prac...
dictators
19
13
DICTATOR, one that d...
dictatory
25
15
dogmatical; overbear...
dictatrix
26
20
a female dictator, a...
dictature
19
14
the office of a dict...
dictional
19
15
relating to diction...
dictyogen
25
18
a monocotyledon with...
dicumarol
21
18
a crystalline compou...
dicyclies
30
19
DICYCLY, the state o...
didactics
23
17
the art or science o...
didactyls
27
17
DIDACTYL, a creature...
didappers
20
17
DIDAPPER, a small gr...
diddering
17
15
DIDDER, (dialect) to...
diddicoys
26
17
DIDDICOY, an itinera...
didelphic
25
20
having a double womb...
didelphid
22
18
any member of the ma...
didjeridu
19
22
a native Australian...
didrachma
22
19
(Greek) a two-drachm...
didrachms
23
19
DIDRACHM, a two-drac...
didymiums
26
20
DIDYMIUM, a mixture...
dieldrins
17
13
DIELDRIN, a persiste...
dielytras
23
13
DIELYTRA, a plant wi...
diemakers
17
17
DIEMAKER, one that m...
dieseling
17
14
the act of continuin...
dieselise
16
11
to equip e.g. a trai...
dieselize
19
20
to equip e.g. a trai...
diesinker
16
15
a person who engrave...
diestocks
20
17
DIESTOCK, a stock to...
diestrous
16
11
in a sexually inacti...
diestrums
18
14
DIESTRUM, a period o...
dietarian
14
11
one who lives in acc...
dietaries
15
10
DIETARY, a diet; a b...
dietarily
23
13
DIETARY, relating to...
dietetics
19
13
that part of the med...
dietician
18
14
an expert on diet, a...
dietitian
15
11
an expert on diet, a...
different
19
17
separate, unlike [ad...
differing
21
19
DIFFER, to be unlike...
difficile
25
20
(French) difficult [...
difficult
26
21
not easy, hard to do...
diffident
20
18
hesitant in acting o...
diffluent
21
19
readily flowing away...
diffracts
24
19
DIFFRACT, to separat...
diffusely
28
20
DIFFUSE, spread wide...
diffusers
21
17
DIFFUSER, one that d...
diffusing
22
20
DIFFUSE, to spread w...
diffusion
20
18
the spread of ideas,...
diffusive
23
21
having the quality o...
diffusors
21
17
DIFFUSOR, one that d...
digamists
19
15
DIGAMIST, one who ma...
digastric
21
15
fleshy at each end [...
digeneses
15
13
DIGENESIS, the abili...
digenesis
16
13
the ability to alter...
digenetic
19
16
of or relating to a...
digestant
16
13
serving to digest, a...
digesters
17
12
DIGESTER, an apparat...
digestifs
20
15
DIGESTIF, an alcohol...
digesting
18
15
DIGEST, to assimilat...
digestion
16
13
the act of digesting...
digestive
19
16
related to digestion...
digestors
17
12
DIGESTOR, an apparat...
digipacks
24
22
DIGIPACK, a storage...
digitalin
18
14
a drug extracted fro...
digitalis
19
13
any plant of the fox...
digitally
26
16
DIGITAL, relating to...
digitated
17
13
of a leaf, divided i...
digitised
18
13
DIGITISE, to put int...
digitiser
18
12
a device that conver...
digitises
18
12
DIGITISE, to put int...
digitized
21
22
DIGITIZE, to put int...
digitizer
21
21
a device that conver...
digitizes
21
21
DIGITIZE, to put int...
digitonin
16
14
a steroid saponin oc...
digitoxin
23
20
a poisonous glycosid...
digitrons
17
13
DIGITRON, a type of...
digitules
19
14
DIGITULE, any small...
diglossia
18
13
the coexistence of a...
diglossic
22
16
relating to diglossi...
diglottic
22
16
relating to a diglot...
dignified
19
17
DIGNIFY, to add dign...
dignifies
19
16
DIGNIFY, to add dign...
dignitary
23
15
someone in a high po...
dignities
17
13
DIGNITY, the state o...
digraphic
25
20
of or pertaining to...
digressed
17
13
DIGRESS, to stray fr...
digresser
17
12
one who digresses [n...
digresses
17
12
DIGRESS, to stray fr...
dihedrals
19
14
DIHEDRAL, the angle...
dihedrons
17
14
DIHEDRON, a flattene...
dihybrids
28
18
DIHYBRID, the child...
diketones
15
15
DIKETONE, a compound...
dilatable
19
15
capable of being dil...
dilatably
26
17
DILATABLE, capable o...
dilatancy
25
17
the property of incr...
dilatants
16
12
DILATANT, something...
dilatator
16
11
a muscle which dilat...
dilations
16
12
DILATION, the act of...
diligence
20
17
a French or continen...
dillweeds
21
16
DILLWEED, the leaves...
dilscoops
22
17
DILSCOOP, in cricket...
diltiazem
21
23
a drug used to treat...
dilutable
20
16
that can be diluted...
dilutions
17
13
DILUTION, the act of...
diluvions
19
17
DILUVION, a deposit...
diluviums
22
20
DILUVIUM, (Latin) a...
dimension
15
15
to give the length,...
dimerised
17
14
DIMERISE, to make in...
dimerises
17
13
DIMERISE, to make in...
dimerisms
19
16
DIMERISM, the state...
dimerized
20
23
DIMERIZE, to make in...
dimerizes
20
22
DIMERIZE, to make in...
dimethyls
27
18
DIMETHYL, ethane [n]
dimidiate
17
14
to divide (a heraldi...
dimissory
24
15
giving leave to depa...
dimnesses
16
14
DIMNESS, the state o...
dimorphic
25
21
of a species, where...
dimpliest
21
17
DIMPLY, dimpled [adj...
dimwitted
21
17
stupid [adj]
dimyarian
22
16
having two adductor...
dingdongs
17
17
DINGDONG, to have a...
dinginess
16
14
the state of being d...
dinkliest
18
16
DINKLY, neat, tidy [...
dinnering
15
15
DINNER, to dine [v]
dinoceras
17
14
a uintathere, an ani...
dinomania
14
15
public interest in d...
dinosaurs
15
12
DINOSAUR, any of a g...
dinothere
16
13
an extinct elephanti...
diobolons
17
15
DIOBOLON, an ancient...
diocesans
17
14
DIOCESAN, the bishop...
dioecious
18
14
having male and fema...
dioecisms
20
16
DIOECISM, the condit...
dioestrus
16
11
a period of sexual i...
diolefins
18
15
DIOLEFIN, a compound...
dionysiac
24
16
orgiastic, also DION...
dionysian
20
14
orgiastic, also DION...
diopsides
18
14
DIOPSIDE, a mineral,...
diopsidic
22
17
relating to diopside...
dioptases
17
13
DIOPTASE, a mineral,...
dioptrate
17
13
of insects, having t...
dioptrics
22
16
the study of light r...
dioristic
20
13
serving to distingui...
diosgenin
15
14
a crystalline substa...
dipchicks
29
25
DIPCHICK, the little...
dipeptide
20
17
a peptide formed by...
diphenyls
27
19
DIPHENYL, a hydrocar...
diphthong
23
20
a union of two vowel...
diphysite
27
17
a believer in the ex...
diplegias
20
16
DIPLEGIA, paralysis...
diplexers
25
21
DIPLEXER, a device w...
diplogens
19
17
DIPLOGEN, an alterna...
diploidic
23
18
relating to diploidy...
diplomacy
29
22
the art of negotiati...
diplomaed
19
18
DIPLOMA, to confer a...
diplomata
19
17
DIPLOMA, a document...
diplomate
19
17
someone who holds a...
diplomats
20
17
DIPLOMAT [v]
diplonema
18
18
a less common name f...
diplontic
22
18
relating to a diplon...
diplopias
21
17
DIPLOPIA, a disorder...
diplopods
21
18
DIPLOPOD, any myriap...
diplotene
17
15
the fourth stage of...
diplozoic
25
26
of animals, bilatera...
diplozoon
20
24
a parasitic flatworm...
dipnetted
17
15
DIPNET, to scoop fis...
dipperful
24
21
the contents of a di...
dippiness
20
17
the state of being d...
dipsticks
24
20
DIPSTICK, a measurin...
dipswitch
28
21
a switch for dipping...
dipterans
17
14
DIPTERAN, an insect...
dipterist
19
13
a person who studies...
dipterons
17
14
DIPTERON, a two-wing...
dipterous
18
14
having two wings, as...
directest
19
13
DIRECT, straightforw...
directing
20
16
DIRECT, to control o...
direction
18
14
aim at a certain poi...
directive
21
17
a general instructio...
directors
19
13
DIRECTOR, one that d...
directory
25
15
a body of directions...
directrix
26
20
a female director, a...
direfully
27
18
DIREFUL, dreadful [a...
dirempted
19
17
DIREMPT, to separate...
dirgelike
19
17
in the manner of a d...
dirigible
21
16
that can be directed...
dirigisme
19
15
(French) state contr...
dirigisms
20
15
DIRIGISM, state cont...
dirigiste
18
12
(French) relating to...
dirtballs
21
15
DIRTBALL, a dirty or...
dirtiness
16
11
the state of being d...
disablers
19
14
DISABLER, one who di...
disabling
20
17
DISABLE, to render i...
disablism
21
17
discrimination again...
disablist
20
14
one who discriminate...
disabusal
19
15
the act of disabusin...
disabused
18
15
DISABUSE, to free fr...
disabuses
18
14
DISABUSE, to free fr...
disaccord
22
17
to refuse to assent...
disadorns
15
12
DISADORN, to deprive...
disaffect
23
19
to take away the aff...
disaffirm
22
19
to assert the contra...
disagreed
16
13
DISAGREE, to differ...
disagrees
16
12
DISAGREE, to differ...
disallied
18
13
DISALLY, to break an...
disallies
18
12
DISALLY, to break an...
disallows
21
15
DISALLOW, to refuse...
disanchor
20
16
to raise the anchor,...
disannuls
16
14
DISANNUL, to annul c...
disanoint
14
12
to undo the anointin...
disappear
19
16
to vanish from sight...
disarmers
17
13
DISARMER, one that d...
disarming
18
16
DISARM, to deprive o...
disarrays
22
12
DISARRAY, to throw i...
disasters
16
10
DISASTER, a calamity...
disattire
16
10
(Spenser) to unrobe;...
disattune
15
12
to put out of harmon...
disavouch
23
20
(obsolete) to disavo...
disavowal
21
18
the act of disavowin...
disavowed
20
18
DISAVOW, to disclaim...
disavower
20
17
one who disavows [n...
disbanded
17
16
DISBAND, to break up...
disbarked
19
18
DISBARK, to strip of...
disbarred
18
14
DISBAR, to expel fro...
disbelief
21
17
lack of belief [n -S...
disbodied
18
15
disembodied [adj]
disbosoms
19
16
DISBOSOM, to make kn...
disbowels
22
17
DISBOWEL, to remove...
disbranch
23
19
to divest of a branc...
disbudded
19
17
DISBUD, to remove bu...
disburden
18
16
to rid of a burden,...
disbursal
20
15
the act of disbursin...
disbursed
19
15
DISBURSE, to pay out...
disburser
19
14
one who disburses [n...
disburses
19
14
DISBURSE, to pay out...
discaging
21
18
DISCAGE, to free fro...
discalced
23
18
unshod; barefoot as...
discandie
18
15
(Shakespeare) to dis...
discanted
18
15
DISCANT, to sing, al...
discanter
18
14
one who sings the di...
discarded
19
15
DISCARD, to throw aw...
discarder
19
14
one who discards [n...
discasing
20
16
DISCASE, to remove t...
discepted
21
17
DISCEPT, to dispute,...
discerned
18
15
DISCERN, to perceive...
discerner
18
14
one who discerns [n...
discerped
21
17
DISCERP, to separate...
discharge
22
17
to free from or reli...
dischurch
28
21
(obsolete) to depriv...
disciding
21
17
DISCIDE, to cut asun...
disciform
23
19
round or oval in sha...
discipled
23
18
DISCIPLE, to cause t...
disciples
23
17
DISCIPLE, to cause t...
disclaims
22
17
DISCLAIM, to renounc...
disclimax
28
24
a relatively stable...
disclosed
20
15
DISCLOSE, to reveal...
discloser
20
14
one who discloses [n...
discloses
20
14
DISCLOSE, to reveal...
discoboli
22
17
DISCOBOLUS, (histori...
discoidal
20
15
disk-shaped [adj]
discology
27
18
the study of gramoph...
discolors
20
14
DISCOLOR, to alter t...
discolour
20
15
to alter the natural...
discomfit
23
19
to disconcert or bal...
discommon
20
20
to deprive of the ri...
discorded
19
15
DISCORD, to disagree...
discounts
19
15
DISCOUNT, to reduce...
discoured
19
15
DISCOURE, to find ou...
discoures
19
14
DISCOURE, to find ou...
discourse
19
14
to talk or converse...
discovers
21
17
DISCOVER, to find ou...
discovert
21
17
of a woman, without...
discovery
27
19
the act of finding o...
discredit
20
14
to refuse to believe...
discreter
19
13
DISCRETE, separate,...
discrowns
22
17
DISCROWN, to deprive...
discumber
23
20
(archaic) to free of...
discuring
21
17
DISCURE, to find out...
discursus
21
15
(Latin) argumentatio...
discussed
20
15
DISCUSS, to talk ove...
discusser
20
14
one who discusses [n...
discusses
20
14
DISCUSS, to talk ove...
disdained
15
13
DISDAIN, to scorn, l...
diseasing
16
13
DISEASE, to make unh...
disedging
18
16
DISEDGE, (Shakespear...
disembark
20
20
to leave a ship, to...
disembody
25
19
to remove or free (a...
disemploy
26
19
to throw out of empl...
disenable
17
15
to disable; to disqu...
disendows
18
15
DISENDOW, to deprive...
disengage
16
15
to separate or free...
disenrols
16
12
DISENROL, to remove...
disentail
16
12
to free from entailm...
disentomb
18
17
to take out from a t...
disesteem
16
13
to hold of low value...
disfaming
20
19
DISFAME, to throw in...
disfavors
20
17
DISFAVOR, to regard...
disfavour
20
18
want of favorable re...
disfigure
20
16
to spoil the appeara...
disfluent
19
16
not fluent [adj]
disforest
18
13
to clear of forest,...
disformed
19
17
DISFORM, to alter th...
disfrocks
23
20
DISFROCK, to deprive...
disgavels
20
17
DISGAVEL, to release...
disgested
17
13
DISGEST, to assimila...
disgodded
17
15
deprived of divinity...
disgorged
18
15
DISGORGE, to vomit [...
disgorger
18
14
one who disgorges [n...
disgorges
18
14
DISGORGE, to vomit [...
disgowned
19
17
DISGOWN, to strip of...
disgraced
20
16
DISGRACE, to bring s...
disgracer
20
15
one who disgraces [n...
disgraces
20
15
DISGRACE, to bring s...
disgraded
17
14
DISGRADE, to strip o...
disgrades
17
13
DISGRADE, to strip o...
disguised
18
14
DISGUISE, to conceal...
disguiser
18
13
one who disguises [n...
disguises
18
13
DISGUISE, to conceal...
disgusted
18
14
DISGUST, to cause lo...
dishabits
21
15
DISHABIT, (Shakespea...
dishabled
21
17
DISHABLE, to render...
dishables
21
16
DISHABLE, to render...
dishallow
23
17
to make unholy; to p...
dishcloth
25
18
a cloth used for was...
dishclout
23
17
a dishcloth [n -S]
dishdasha
20
15
(Arabic) a long-slee...
dishelmed
20
17
DISHELM, to deprive...
disherits
19
12
DISHERIT, to deprive...
dishevels
21
17
DISHEVEL, to make th...
dishoards
18
13
DISHOARD, to put pre...
dishoming
20
18
DISHOME, to deprive...
dishonest
17
13
not honest [adj DISH...
dishonors
17
13
DISHONOR, (US) to de...
dishonour
17
14
to deprive of honour...
dishorned
17
14
DISHORN, to deprive...
dishorsed
18
13
DISHORSE, to make so...
dishorses
18
12
DISHORSE, to make so...
dishoused
18
14
DISHOUSE, to deprive...
dishouses
18
13
DISHOUSE, to deprive...
dishtowel
22
16
a wiping up cloth [n...
dishumour
20
17
(obsolete) to put ou...
dishwares
21
15
DISHWARE, tableware...
dishwater
21
15
water used for washi...
disillude
19
14
to free from illusio...
disimmure
19
17
to liberate; to rele...
disinfect
21
17
to rid of disease-ca...
disinfest
18
14
to remove infestatio...
disinform
19
17
to inform incorrectl...
disinhume
19
17
to disinter [v DISIN...
disinters
16
11
DISINTER, to exhume...
disinured
16
13
DISINURE, to render...
disinures
16
12
DISINURE, to render...
disinvent
17
16
to undo the inventio...
disinvest
18
15
to reduce or elimina...
disinvite
18
15
to withdraw an invit...
disjaskit
20
23
(Scots) tired out, a...
disjected
21
23
DISJECT, to dismembe...
disjoined
17
21
DISJOIN, to separate...
disjoints
18
20
DISJOINT, to put out...
disjuncts
22
24
DISJUNCT, an alterna...
disjuning
19
24
DISJUNE, to take bre...
diskettes
17
14
DISKETTE, a small fl...
disleafed
18
15
DISLEAF, to deprive...
disleaved
18
16
DISLEAVE, to deprive...
disleaves
18
15
DISLEAVE, to deprive...
dislikens
18
16
DISLIKEN, (Shakespea...
dislikers
19
15
DISLIKER, one who di...
disliking
20
18
DISLIKE, to regard w...
dislimbed
21
18
DISLIMB, to tear lim...
dislimned
18
16
DISLIMN, (Shakespear...
dislinked
18
17
DISLINK, to unlink,...
disloaded
16
13
DISLOAD, to unload,...
dislocate
19
14
to put out of joint...
dislodged
18
15
DISLODGE, to remove...
dislodges
18
14
DISLODGE, to remove...
disloigns
18
14
DISLOIGN, (Spenser)...
dislustre
18
12
(archaic) to deprive...
dismalest
18
14
DISMAL, sad, gloomy...
dismality
25
16
the state of being d...
dismaller
19
15
DISMAL, sad, gloomy...
dismanned
15
16
DISMAN, to deprive o...
dismantle
17
15
to take to pieces [v...
dismasked
18
18
DISMASK, to divest o...
dismasted
17
14
DISMAST, to remove t...
dismayful
27
20
terrifying [adj DISM...
dismaying
24
18
DISMAY, to appall or...
dismayled
24
17
DISMAYL, (Spenser) t...
dismember
20
19
to cut or tear a bod...
dismissal
19
14
the act of dismissin...
dismissed
18
14
DISMISS, to send awa...
dismisses
18
13
DISMISS, to send awa...
dismounts
17
15
DISMOUNT, to get dow...
disnature
15
12
to cause to be in an...
disnested
15
12
DISNEST, to dislodge...
disobeyed
23
16
DISOBEY, to refuse t...
disobeyer
23
15
one who disobeys [n...
disoblige
20
16
to slight, inconveni...
disorders
16
11
DISORDER, to disarra...
disorient
15
11
to confuse as to dir...
disowners
18
14
DISOWNER, one who di...
disowning
19
17
DISOWN, to deny the...
dispacing
22
19
DISPACE, to range ab...
disparage
18
15
to belittle; to matc...
disparate
17
13
unequal, essentially...
disparity
25
15
inequality [n DISPAR...
disparked
19
18
DISPARK, (archaic) t...
disparted
18
14
DISPART, (archaic) t...
dispauper
20
17
to deprive of the cl...
dispeaces
20
16
DISPEACE, lack of pe...
dispelled
20
16
DISPEL, to drive awa...
dispeller
20
15
one who dispels [n -...
dispenced
20
18
DISPENCE, (Spenser)...
dispences
20
17
DISPENCE, (Spenser)...
dispended
17
16
DISPEND, (obsolete)...
dispensed
17
15
DISPENSE, to distrib...
dispenser
17
14
one who dispenses [n...
dispenses
17
14
DISPENSE, to distrib...
dispeople
20
17
to depopulate [v DIS...
dispersal
19
14
dispersion, distribu...
dispersed
18
14
DISPERSE, to scatter...
disperser
18
13
one who disperses [n...
disperses
18
13
DISPERSE, to scatter...
dispirits
20
13
DISPIRIT, to lower i...
displaced
22
18
DISPLACE, to put in...
displacer
22
17
one who displaces [n...
displaces
22
17
DISPLACE, to put in...
displants
19
15
DISPLANT, to uproot;...
displayed
25
17
DISPLAY, to put on s...
displayer
25
16
one who displays [n...
displease
18
14
to offend, to annoy...
disploded
19
16
DISPLODE, (Milton) t...
displodes
19
15
DISPLODE, (Milton) t...
displumed
21
19
DISPLUME, to deprive...
displumes
21
18
DISPLUME, to deprive...
dispondee
16
15
a double spondee; a...
disponees
16
14
DISPONEE, the person...
disponers
17
14
DISPONER, one who le...
disponged
18
17
DISPONGE, to sprinkl...
disponges
18
16
DISPONGE, to sprinkl...
disponing
18
17
DISPONE, to make a l...
disported
18
14
DISPORT, to amuse on...
disposals
19
14
DISPOSAL, the act of...
disposers
18
13
DISPOSER, one who di...
disposing
19
16
DISPOSE, to arrange...
disposted
18
14
DISPOST, to displace...
disposure
18
14
disposal, dispositio...
dispraise
18
13
to censure [v DISPRA...
dispreads
18
14
DISPREAD, to spread...
disprison
18
14
to let loose from pr...
disprized
22
23
DISPRIZE, to depreci...
disprizes
22
22
DISPRIZE, to depreci...
disprofit
21
16
(archaic) to cause t...
disproofs
20
16
DISPROOF, the act of...
disproove
19
17
(Spenser) to disappr...
disproval
21
18
the act of disprovin...
disproved
20
18
DISPROVE, to refute...
disproven
19
18
DISPROVE, to refute...
disprover
20
17
one who disproves [n...
disproves
20
17
DISPROVE, to refute...
dispunged
19
18
DISPUNGE, (Shakespea...
dispunges
19
17
DISPUNGE, (Shakespea...
dispursed
19
15
DISPURSE, (Shakespea...
dispurses
19
14
DISPURSE, (Shakespea...
dispurvey
27
20
(archaic) to deprive...
disputant
18
15
one who disputes [n...
disputers
19
14
DISPUTER, one who di...
disputing
20
17
DISPUTE, to argue ab...
disquiets
25
20
DISQUIET, to deprive...
disranked
16
16
DISRANK, to reduce r...
disrating
17
13
DISRATE, to lower in...
disregard
17
13
to pay no attention...
disrelish
20
13
to dislike, not reli...
disrepair
18
13
a worn-out or dilapi...
disrepute
18
14
bad repute, discredi...
disrobers
18
13
DISROBER, one who, o...
disrobing
19
16
DISROBE, to undress...
disrooted
15
11
DISROOT, to tear up...
disrupted
19
15
DISRUPT, to throw in...
disrupter
19
14
one who disrupts, al...
disruptor
19
14
one who disrupts, al...
dissavers
18
14
DISSAVER, one who di...
dissaving
19
17
the spending of savi...
disseated
15
11
DISSEAT, to unseat,...
dissected
19
14
DISSECT, to cut apar...
dissector
19
13
one who dissects [n...
disseised
16
11
DISSEISE, to deprive...
disseisee
15
10
one who is disseised...
disseises
16
10
DISSEISE, to deprive...
disseisin
16
11
the act of disseizin...
disseisor
16
10
one who deprives ano...
disseized
19
20
DISSEIZE, to deprive...
disseizee
18
19
one who is disseized...
disseizes
19
19
DISSEIZE, to deprive...
disseizin
19
20
the act of disseizin...
disseizor
19
19
one who deprives ano...
dissemble
20
17
to hide true feeling...
dissembly
27
19
the breaking up of a...
dissensus
16
12
(Latin) a difference...
dissented
15
12
DISSENT, to disagree...
dissenter
15
11
one who dissents [n...
disserted
16
11
DISSERT, to discuss...
disserved
18
15
DISSERVE, to treat b...
disserves
18
14
DISSERVE, to treat b...
dissevers
18
14
DISSEVER, to sever,...
disshiver
21
16
(Spenser) to shiver...
dissident
16
12
dissenting [adj DISS...
dissights
21
14
DISSIGHT, (archaic)...
dissimile
19
14
a comparison or illu...
dissipate
18
13
to scatter or disper...
dissocial
20
14
(archaic) not social...
dissolute
17
12
of loose morals; deb...
dissolved
19
16
DISSOLVE, to make in...
dissolver
19
15
something that disso...
dissolves
19
15
DISSOLVE, to make in...
dissonant
14
12
discordant, inharmon...
dissuaded
16
13
DISSUADE, to persuad...
dissuader
16
12
one who dissuades [n...
dissuades
16
12
DISSUADE, to persuad...
dissunder
16
13
(archaic) to sunder...
distained
15
12
DISTAIN, (archaic) t...
distanced
18
15
DISTANCE, to move fa...
distances
18
14
DISTANCE, to move fa...
distantly
23
14
DISTANT, far off or...
distasted
16
11
DISTASTE, (archaic)...
distastes
16
10
DISTASTE, (archaic)...
distemper
19
16
a kind of paint [n -...
distended
15
13
DISTEND, to swell [v...
distender
15
12
one who distends [n...
disthenes
17
13
DISTHENE, a mineral,...
disthrone
17
13
to remove from a thr...
distichal
23
16
in or having two row...
distilled
19
13
DISTILL, to extract...
distiller
19
12
one who distils [n -...
distingue
17
14
(French) (of a male)...
distorted
16
11
DISTORT, to twist or...
distorter
16
10
one who distorts [n...
distracts
20
13
DISTRACT, to divert...
distrails
18
11
DISTRAIL, an aircraf...
distrains
16
11
DISTRAIN, to seize a...
distraint
16
11
seizure of goods [n...
distraite
16
10
distracted in mind;...
districts
21
13
DISTRICT, to divide...
distrixes
23
17
DISTRIX, the splitti...
distrusts
18
11
DISTRUST, to have no...
distuning
17
15
DISTUNE, to put out...
disturbed
19
15
DISTURB, to interrup...
disturber
19
14
something that distu...
disulfate
19
15
a compound containin...
disulfide
20
16
a sulphide containin...
disulfids
21
16
DISULFID, a sulphide...
disunions
15
13
DISUNION, the state...
disunited
16
13
DISUNITE, to separat...
disuniter
16
12
one who disunites [n...
disunites
16
12
DISUNITE, to separat...
disusages
17
13
DISUSAGE, gradual ce...
disvalued
19
17
DISVALUE, to dispara...
disvalues
19
16
DISVALUE, to dispara...
disyoking
24
19
DISYOKE, to free fro...
ditchless
23
16
without a ditch [adj...
dithecous
21
16
having two spore-cas...
ditheisms
20
15
DITHEISM, belief in...
ditheists
19
12
DITHEIST, one who ho...
dithelete
18
13
a believer in dithel...
dithelism
21
16
the doctrine that Ch...
ditherers
18
12
DITHERER, one who di...
ditherier
18
12
DITHERY, nervously e...
dithering
19
15
DITHER, to act indec...
dithionic
21
16
as in dithionic acid...
dithyramb
28
20
a hymn or poem to ho...
ditrochee
20
15
a double trochee; a...
ditsiness
16
11
the state of being d...
dittander
15
12
a pungent cruciferou...
dittanies
15
11
DITTANY, a plant of...
dittology
24
15
a twofold reading or...
ditziness
19
20
the state of being d...
diuretics
20
14
DIURETIC, a medicine...
diurnally
24
16
DIURNAL, recurring e...
diuturnal
17
14
of long continuance;...
divagated
18
17
DIVAGATE, to wander...
divagates
18
16
DIVAGATE, to wander...
divalence
20
19
the state of being d...
divalency
27
21
the state of being d...
divalents
18
16
DIVALENT, a pair of...
divebombs
23
23
DIVEBOMB, to drop bo...
divellent
19
17
drawing apart; pulli...
divergent
18
17
diverging [adj DIVER...
diverging
20
19
DIVERGE, to move in...
diversely
25
17
DIVERSE, varied [adv...
diversify
27
19
to give variety to [...
diversing
19
17
DIVERSE, to turn asi...
diversion
17
15
the act of diverting...
diversity
25
16
variety [n DIVERSITI...
diverters
18
14
DIVERTER, one who di...
diverting
19
17
DIVERT, to turn asid...
divertive
20
18
tending to divert [a...
divesting
19
17
DIVEST, to strip or...
divesture
18
15
the act of divesting...
dividable
21
19
that can be divided,...
dividedly
26
19
DIVIDED [adv]
dividends
18
17
DIVIDEND, a portion...
dividings
20
18
DIVIDING, separation...
dividivis
22
19
DIVIDIVI, the curved...
dividuous
19
17
divided; special [ad...
divinable
20
19
that can be divined...
divinator
17
15
(archaic) one who pr...
divinised
18
16
DIVINISE, to treat a...
divinises
18
15
DIVINISE, to treat a...
divinized
21
25
DIVINIZE, to treat a...
divinizes
21
24
DIVINIZE, to treat a...
divisible
22
18
that can be divided,...
divisibly
29
20
DIVISIBLE, that can...
divisions
18
15
DIVISION, the act of...
divorcees
20
17
DIVORCEE, a divorced...
divorcers
21
17
DIVORCER, one who di...
divorcing
22
20
DIVORCE, to terminat...
divorcive
23
21
having power to divo...
divulgate
20
18
(archaic) to publish...
divulgers
21
18
DIVULGER, one who di...
divulging
22
21
DIVULGE, to reveal [...
divulsing
21
19
DIVULSE, to tear awa...
divulsion
19
17
the act of pulling o...
divulsive
22
20
tending to pull asun...
dizenment
18
24
the state of being d...
dizygotic
30
26
developed from two z...
dizziness
22
29
the state of being d...
djellabah
23
26
(Arabic) a cloak wit...
djellabas
21
24
DJELLABA, a Middle E...
dobchicks
28
25
DOBCHICK, the little...
dobhashes
21
17
DOBHASH, (Hindi) an...
dobsonfly
26
20
the larva of a large...
docketing
20
20
DOCKET, to provide w...
dockhands
21
21
DOCKHAND, one who wo...
dockising
21
20
DOCKISE, to convert...
dockizing
24
29
DOCKIZE, to convert...
docklands
20
20
DOCKLAND, the part o...
docksides
20
18
DOCKSIDE, the area a...
dockyards
26
20
DOCKYARD, a shipyard...
docqueted
26
24
DOCQUET, to make a s...
doctorand
17
15
a candidate for a do...
doctorate
17
13
the academic degree...
doctoress
18
13
a female doctor, als...
doctorial
19
14
of or pertaining to...
doctoring
19
16
the act of falsifyin...
doctrinal
19
15
of or relating to do...
doctrines
18
14
DOCTRINE, a belief t...
docudrama
19
18
a play or film repre...
documents
19
18
DOCUMENT, to support...
docusoaps
20
17
DOCUSOAP, a televisi...
dodderers
15
12
DODDERER, one who do...
dodderier
15
12
DODDERY, unsteady wi...
doddering
16
15
DODDER, to walk unst...
doddipoll
20
17
(obsolete) a blockhe...
doddypoll
26
19
(obsolete) a blockhe...
dodecagon
17
17
a plane figure with...
dodgeball
20
18
a ball game [n -S]
dodgeries
16
13
DODGERY, evasion, tr...
dodginess
16
14
the state of being d...
dogaressa
15
12
(Italian) a doge's w...
dogearing
16
15
DOGEAR, to turn down...
dogeships
21
17
DOGESHIP, the office...
dogfights
23
19
DOGFIGHT, to engage...
dogfishes
21
17
DOGFISH, a kind of s...
dogfought
22
20
DOGFIGHT, to engage...
doggedest
17
15
DOGGED, stubbornly d...
doggerels
18
15
DOGGEREL, poor quali...
doggeries
17
14
DOGGERY, surly behav...
doggerman
17
18
a sailor belonging t...
doggermen
17
18
DOGGERMAN, a sailor...
doggesses
17
14
DOGGESS, (facetious)...
dogginess
17
15
being like a dog [n...
doggishly
28
19
DOGGISH, like a dog;...
doggonest
16
15
DOGGONE, damned, cur...
doggoning
17
18
DOGGONE, to damn [v]
doghanged
18
18
shamefaced [adj]
doghouses
18
15
DOGHOUSE, a shelter...
doglegged
19
18
DOGLEG, to move alon...
dogmatics
21
18
the science which tr...
dogmatise
17
15
to assert positively...
dogmatism
19
18
the manner or charac...
dogmatist
18
15
one who dogmatizes [...
dogmatize
20
24
to assert positively...
dogmatory
23
17
relating to dogma, a...
dognapers
17
16
DOGNAPER, one who do...
dognaping
18
19
the abduction of a d...
dognapped
19
20
DOGNAP, to steal a d...
dognapper
19
19
one who dognaps, abd...
dogrobber
20
18
an army cook [n -S]
dogshores
18
14
shores used to hold...
dogsleeps
19
16
DOGSLEEP, a light sl...
dogstails
18
13
DOGSTAIL, a grass wi...
dolabrate
17
14
shaped like the head...
dolcettos
19
14
DOLCETTO, (Italian)...
dolefully
27
19
DOLEFUL, sad, full o...
dolerites
16
11
DOLERITE, a type of...
doleritic
20
14
of or like dolerite...
dolichuri
23
17
DOLICHURUS, (Latin)...
dollarise
17
12
to replace a country...
dollarize
20
21
to replace a country...
dollhoods
19
15
DOLLHOOD, the state...
dollhouse
19
15
a house for dolls [n...
dolliness
17
13
the state of being a...
dollishly
28
17
DOLLISH, like a doll...
dolloping
20
18
DOLLOP, to dispense...
dollybird
27
18
an attractive young...
dolomites
17
14
DOLOMITE, a mineral,...
dolomitic
21
17
pertaining to dolomi...
dolorific
22
17
bearing grief or pai...
dolostone
14
12
a rock composed of d...
dolphinet
20
17
(Spenser) a female d...
doltishly
27
16
DOLTISH, like a dolt...
domesdays
22
16
DOMESDAY, a day of j...
domestics
20
16
DOMESTIC, a househol...
domically
28
20
DOMICAL, shaped like...
domiciled
21
18
DOMICIL, to establis...
domiciles
21
17
DOMICILE, to establi...
dominance
17
18
the state of being d...
dominancy
24
20
the state of being d...
dominants
15
15
DOMINANT, a controll...
dominated
15
15
DOMINATE, to control...
dominates
15
14
DOMINATE, to control...
dominator
15
14
a ruler or ruling po...
domineers
15
14
DOMINEER, to be over...
dominical
20
18
indicating, or perta...
dominicks
21
21
DOMINICK, one of an...
dominions
15
15
DOMINION, supreme au...
dominique
24
24
(French) one of an A...
dominiums
18
18
DOMINIUM, the right...
donations
13
12
DONATION, something...
donatisms
16
14
DONATISM, the tenets...
donatives
16
15
DONATIVE, a benefice...
dondering
15
15
DONDER, (Afrikaans)...
donepezil
20
24
a drug used in the t...
donnicker
18
19
an outside lavatory,...
donnikers
15
16
DONNIKER, an outside...
donnishly
24
17
DONNISH, scholarly [...
donorship
19
16
the state of being a...
donutting
16
15
DONUT, to surround a...
doodlebug
19
18
the larva of an antl...
doohickey
27
21
a doodad, a thingy [...
doomfully
27
21
DOOMFUL, (Spenser) d...
doomsayer
21
15
one who prophesies d...
doomsdays
22
16
DOOMSDAY, a day of j...
doomsters
16
13
DOOMSTER, (Scots) fo...
doomwatch
24
21
to keep an eye on th...
doorbells
19
15
DOORBELL, a bell at...
doorcases
17
13
DOORCASE, the frame...
doorframe
17
16
the frame of a door...
doorjambs
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DOORJAMB, one of the...
doorknobs
17
18
DOORKNOB, a handle f...
doorknock
19
22
a fundraising appeal...
doornails
15
12
DOORNAIL, a large-he...
doornboom
16
17
a South African acac...
doorplate
17
14
a plate on a door wi...
doorposts
17
13
DOORPOST, one of the...
doorsills
18
12
DOORSILL, the sill o...
doorsteps
17
13
DOORSTEP, to canvass...
doorstone
13
11
the stone forming a...
doorstops
17
13
DOORSTOP, an object...
doorwoman
17
17
a female doorman [n...
doorwomen
17
17
DOORWOMAN, a female...
dooryards
21
13
DOORYARD, a yard in...
dopamines
17
17
DOPAMINE, a chemical...
dopeheads
18
16
DOPEHEAD, a drug add...
dopesheet
18
15
a document giving in...
dopesters
17
13
DOPESTER, one who pr...
dopeyness
22
16
the state of being d...
dorbeetle
17
14
a dung-beetle [n -S]
doridoids
16
12
DORIDOID, a shell-le...
dorkiness
16
15
the state of being d...
dormition
16
14
the act of sleeping;...
dormitive
19
17
a soporific, such as...
dormitory
23
15
a sleeping room, or...
doronicum
19
18
a flower, leopard's-...
dorsiflex
25
21
to bend towards the...
dortiness
15
11
the state of being d...
dosemeter
15
13
an instrument for me...
dosimeter
16
13
an instrument for me...
dosimetry
23
15
the measurement of d...
dosiology
23
15
the branch of medici...
dosserets
15
10
DOSSERET, a block re...
dosshouse
17
13
a very cheap lodging...
dotations
14
11
DOTATION, an endowme...
dotcommer
20
19
a person who carries...
dotterels
16
11
DOTTEREL, a shore bi...
dottiness
15
11
the state of being d...
douaniers
14
12
DOUANIER, (French) a...
doubleton
17
16
two cards that are t...
doublings
20
18
DOUBLING, the act of...
doubloons
17
16
DOUBLOON, an obsolet...
doublures
19
16
DOUBLURE, (French) a...
doubtable
20
18
capable of being dou...
doubtably
27
20
DOUBTABLE, capable o...
doubtfuls
22
19
DOUBTFUL, something...
doubtings
19
17
DOUBTING, the act of...
doubtless
19
15
without doubt [adj D...
douceness
17
15
sweetness [n -ES]
doucepere
19
17
(Spenser) one of the...
douchebag
23
21
a despicable person...
douchings
22
19
DOUCHING, the act of...
doughball
23
20
a kind of bait used...
doughboys
27
20
DOUGHBOY, a boiled f...
doughface
23
21
a contemptuous nickn...
doughiest
19
15
DOUGHY, resembling d...
doughlike
21
20
like dough [adj]
doughnuts
19
17
DOUGHNUT, to surroun...
doughtier
19
15
DOUGHTY, courageous...
doughtily
27
18
DOUGHTY, courageous...
doupionis
17
15
DOUPIONI, a kind of...
douppioni
19
18
a kind of silk yarn,...
douzepers
20
23
DOUZEPER, (Spenser)...
dovecotes
19
17
DOVECOTE, a roost fo...
dovetails
18
15
DOVETAIL, to fit tog...
dowdiness
18
15
the state of being d...
dowdyisms
27
19
DOWDYISM, the wearin...
dowelings
20
17
DOWELING, long thin...
dowelling
21
18
long thin wooden rod...
dowerless
19
14
destitute of dower;...
dowitcher
24
18
(Native American) th...
downbeats
19
17
DOWNBEAT, the first...
downburst
21
18
a sudden, violent do...
downcasts
21
17
DOWNCAST, a current...
downcomer
21
20
a pipe that connects...
downcomes
21
20
DOWNCOME, a sudden f...
downcourt
21
18
in or into the oppos...
downcried
21
18
DOWNCRY, to denigrat...
downcries
21
17
DOWNCRY, to denigrat...
downdraft
20
18
a downward movement...
downfalls
22
19
DOWNFALL, a sudden f...
downfield
21
19
in or into the part...
downflows
24
21
DOWNFLOW, a running...
downforce
22
20
an aerodynamically c...
downgrade
18
17
to relegate to an in...
downhauls
21
18
DOWNHAUL, a rope for...
downhills
23
18
DOWNHILL, a downward...
downiness
17
15
the state of being d...
downlands
18
17
DOWNLAND, a rolling...
downlight
23
19
a lamp shining downw...
downlinks
20
20
DOWNLINK, a communic...
downloads
18
16
DOWNLOAD, to transfe...
downpipes
22
20
DOWNPIPE, a drainpip...
downplays
27
20
DOWNPLAY, to underst...
downpours
20
18
DOWNPOUR, a heavy ra...
downrange
17
17
in a direction down...
downrated
17
15
DOWNRATE, to make lo...
downrates
17
14
DOWNRATE, to make lo...
downright
22
18
straight down; perpe...
downriver
20
18
down the river [adv]
downscale
21
18
to scale down [v DOW...
downshift
23
19
to change gear down...
downsides
18
15
DOWNSIDE, a negative...
downsized
21
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DOWNSIZE, to produce...
downsizer
21
23
one who downsizes [n...
downsizes
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23
DOWNSIZE, to produce...
downslide
19
16
a downward movement...
downslope
20
18
a downward slope [n...
downspins
20
18
DOWNSPIN, a spinning...
downspout
20
18
(US) a drainpipe [n...
downstage
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the front of a stage...
downstair
18
14
situated in the lowe...
downstate
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14
the region of a Stat...
downswept
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curved downwards [ad...
downswing
22
20
a decline, a downtur...
downthrow
23
19
a state of being thr...
downticks
23
21
DOWNTICK, a stock ma...
downtimes
19
17
DOWNTIME, the time w...
downtowns
20
18
DOWNTOWN, the busine...
downtrend
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16
a tendency in a down...
downturns
18
16
DOWNTURN, a downward...
downwards
21
18
from a higher place...
downwarps
23
20
DOWNWARP, a broad su...
downzoned
19
25
DOWNZONE, to reduce...
downzones
19
24
DOWNZONE, to reduce...
dowsabels
21
17
DOWSABEL, a sweethea...
doxaprams
24
23
DOXAPRAM, a drug use...
doxastics
25
20
the branch of logic...
drabbiest
20
16
DRABBY, sluttish, al...
drabblers
21
17
DRABBLER, a piece of...
drabbling
22
20
a manner of fishing...
drabettes
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13
DRABETTE, a coarse l...
dracaenas
16
14
DRACAENA, a genus of...
draconian
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15
unusually harsh, als...
draconism
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17
being draconic in th...
dracontic
21
17
unusually harsh, als...
draffiest
20
16
DRAFFY, like dregs,...
draftable
20
17
that can be drafted...
draftiest
18
13
DRAFTY, exposed to c...
draftings
19
16
DRAFTING, mechanical...
draftsman
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17
a person whose profe...
draftsmen
18
17
DRAFTSMAN, a person...
draggiest
18
14
DRAGGY, boring [adj]
draggings
19
17
DRAGGING, a techniqu...
draggling
20
18
DRAGGLE, to make wet...
draghound
18
17
a foxhound trained t...
draglines
17
14
DRAGLINE, an excavat...
dragomans
16
16
DRAGOMAN, an interpr...
dragoness
15
13
a female dragon [n -...
dragonets
15
13
DRAGONET, a marine f...
dragonfly
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19
a predaceous long-bo...
dragonise
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13
to turn into a drago...
dragonish
18
15
resembling a dragon...
dragonism
17
16
unremitting watchful...
dragonize
18
22
to turn into a drago...
dragooned
14
14
DRAGOON, to compel b...
dragropes
18
15
DRAGROPE, a rope use...
dragsters
17
12
DRAGSTER, a car buil...
dragstrip
20
15
a race course for dr...
drainable
17
15
capable of being dra...
drainages
15
13
DRAINAGE, the act of...
drainpipe
19
17
a pipe used for carr...
draisenes
14
11
DRAISENE, (historica...
draisines
15
11
DRAISINE, (historica...
dramadies
16
14
DRAMADY, a sitcom wi...
dramatics
20
16
the acting, producti...
dramatise
16
13
to adapt to dramatic...
dramatist
17
13
the author of a dram...
dramatize
19
22
to adapt to dramatic...
dramaturg
18
16
a dramatist; specifi...
dramedies
16
14
DRAMEDY, a sitcom wi...
drammachs
23
21
DRAMMACH, a mixture...
drammocks
22
23
DRAMMOCK, a mixture...
dramshops
21
18
DRAMSHOP, a shop or...
drangways
25
18
DRANGWAY, (English d...
drapeable
19
17
that can be draped,...
draperied
17
14
DRAPERY, to drape [v...
draperies
17
13
DRAPERY, to drape [v...
dratchell
23
17
a slut, also DRAZEL...
draughted
19
16
DRAUGHT, to draft [v...
draughter
19
15
one who makes a draf...
draunting
16
15
DRAUNT, to drawl, to...
drawbacks
25
23
DRAWBACK, a hinderan...
drawbores
20
16
DRAWBORE, a hole for...
drawcords
22
17
DRAWCORD, a cord for...
drawdowns
21
18
DRAWDOWN, a reductio...
drawerful
22
18
the contents of a dr...
drawknife
21
21
a carpentry tool, al...
drawliest
20
14
DRAWLY, marked by dr...
drawnwork
22
21
ornamental needlewor...
drawplate
21
17
a hardened steel pla...
drawshave
22
19
a carpentry tool, al...
drawtubes
21
17
DRAWTUBE, a tube tha...
drayhorse
23
14
a horse used to pull...
dreadfuls
19
16
DREADFUL, a lurid no...
dreadless
16
12
free from dread [adj...
dreadlock
20
19
a hairstyle favoured...
dreamboat
17
16
someone wonderful an...
dreamhole
18
16
a hole in the wall o...
dreamiest
16
13
DREAMY, full of drea...
dreamings
17
16
DREAMING, the act of...
dreamland
16
16
an unreal, delightfu...
dreamless
17
14
free from, or withou...
dreamlike
18
18
like a dream [adj]
dreamtime
17
16
in the mythology of...
dreariest
15
10
DREARY, dismal [adj]
drearings
16
13
DREARING, (Spenser)...
dreckiest
20
17
DRECKY, rubbishy, al...
drecksill
23
19
(dialect) a doorstep...
dredgings
18
16
DREDGING, matter tha...
dreggiest
18
14
DREGGY, full of dreg...
dreichest
21
15
DREICH, dreary, also...
dreighest
19
14
DREIGH, (Scots) drea...
drekkiest
18
18
DREKKY, rubbishy, al...
drenchers
20
16
DRENCHER, something...
drenching
21
19
the act of drenching...
drepanids
17
15
DREPANID, a hook-tip...
drepanium
18
18
a kind of cymose inf...
drerihead
17
13
(Spenser) dreariness...
dressages
16
12
DRESSAGE, the traini...
dressiest
16
10
DRESSY, showy in dre...
dressings
17
13
DRESSING, material a...
dressmade
16
14
DRESSMAKE, to make d...
dressmake
17
17
to make dresses [v D...
dribblers
22
17
DRIBBLER, one who dr...
dribblets
22
17
DRIBBLET, a small dr...
dribblier
22
17
DRIBBLY, given to dr...
dribbling
23
20
the act of emitting...
dricksier
21
17
DRICKSIE, of timber,...
driftages
19
15
DRIFTAGE, deviation...
driftiest
19
13
DRIFTY, full of mass...
driftings
20
16
DRIFTING, the act of...
driftless
20
14
without drift [adj]
driftnets
18
14
DRIFTNET, a large fi...
driftpins
21
17
DRIFTPIN, a metal pi...
driftwood
21
17
wood drifted or floa...
drillable
21
16
that can be drilled...
drillhole
21
15
a hole bored in the...
drillings
20
15
DRILLING, a heavy tw...
drillship
24
17
a free-floating ship...
drinkable
19
19
capable of being dru...
drinkably
26
21
DRINKABLE, capable o...
drinkings
18
18
DRINKING, the act of...
drippiest
21
16
DRIPPY, silly, inane...
drippings
22
19
DRIPPING, fat from m...
dripstone
17
14
mineral matter depos...
drisheens
17
13
DRISHEEN, a type of...
driveable
20
18
that can be driven,...
drivelers
19
15
DRIVELER, one who dr...
driveline
18
16
the part that connec...
driveling
20
18
DRIVEL, to let saliv...
drivelled
20
17
DRIVEL, to let saliv...
driveller
20
16
one who drivels, als...
driveways
27
19
DRIVEWAY, a private...
drivingly
27
20
DRIVING, of rain, he...
drizzlier
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29
DRIZZLY, marked by l...
drizzling
25
32
DRIZZLE, to rain lig...
droichier
21
15
DROICHY, (Gaelic) dw...
drollings
19
15
DROLLING, the act of...
drollness
17
13
the state of being d...
dromedare
15
14
(Spenser) a dromedar...
dromedary
22
16
the Arabian camel, h...
droningly
23
17
DRONING [adv]
dronishly
25
16
DRONISH, like a dron...
dronklaps
19
19
DRONKLAP, (Afrikaans...
drookings
17
17
DROOKING, a drenchin...
drooliest
16
11
DROOLY, drooling [ad...
droopiest
17
13
DROOPY, hanging [adj...
dropcloth
24
19
a cloth dropped on t...
dropflies
21
17
DROPFLY, an angling...
dropforge
20
18
to forge metal betwe...
dropheads
19
16
DROPHEAD, a converti...
dropkicks
24
24
DROPKICK, a kick mad...
droplight
23
18
an apparatus for bri...
droplocks
23
21
DROPLOCK, a bank loa...
droppable
22
20
that can be dropped...
droppings
21
19
DROPPING, something...
dropseeds
17
14
DROPSEED, a type of...
dropshots
20
15
DROPSHOT, a type of...
dropsical
22
17
of, pertaining to, o...
dropsonde
16
15
a radiosonde dropped...
dropstone
16
14
a stone embedded in...
dropworts
21
16
DROPWORT, a wild flo...
droshkies
19
16
DROSHKY, an open car...
drossiest
16
10
DROSSY, worthless [a...
drostdies
16
11
DROSTDY, a type of S...
droukings
18
18
DROUKING, a drenchin...
drouthier
18
13
DROUTHY, dry, also D...
drownding
19
18
DROWND, (colloquial)...
drownings
19
17
DROWNING, an instanc...
drowsiest
19
13
DROWSY, sleepy [adj]
drowsihed
21
16
(Spenser) drowsiness...
drubbings
22
20
DRUBBING, a cudgelli...
drudgisms
20
17
DRUDGISM, uninterest...
druggiest
19
15
DRUGGY, affected by...
druggists
20
15
DRUGGIST, a person w...
druglords
19
15
DRUGLORD, a criminal...
drugmaker
19
20
one who manufactures...
drugsters
18
13
DRUGSTER, a drug add...
drugstore
17
13
(US) a chemist's sho...
druidical
21
16
pertaining to, or re...
druidisms
19
15
DRUIDISM, the religi...
druidries
17
12
DRUIDRY, the practic...
drumbeats
19
17
DRUMBEAT, the sound...
drumbling
22
21
DRUMBLE, to move slo...
drumfires
20
17
DRUMFIRE, massed art...
drumheads
19
17
DRUMHEAD, the materi...
drumliest
19
15
DRUMLY, (Scots) turb...
drummings
20
20
DRUMMING, the sound...
drummocks
23
24
DRUMMOCK, a mixture...
drumrolls
20
16
DRUMROLL, a roll pla...
drumstick
23
21
a stick with which a...
drunkards
17
17
DRUNKARD, one who is...
drunkenly
23
20
DRUNKEN, drunk [adv]
drupelets
19
15
DRUPELET, a small pa...
dryasdust
23
14
boring; pedantic [ad...
drybeaten
22
16
DRYBEAT, to beat wit...
drymouths
26
18
DRYMOUTH, excessive...
drynesses
21
13
DRYNESS, the state o...
drypoints
24
16
DRYPOINT, a sharp ne...
drysalter
23
13
a seller of dry good...
drywalled
27
18
DRYWALL, to build wi...
dualising
18
15
DUALISE, to make two...
dualistic
21
15
consisting of two; p...
dualities
17
12
DUALITY, the state o...
dualizing
21
24
DUALIZE, to make two...
duarchies
21
16
DUARCHY, government...
duathlete
18
14
someone who takes pa...
duathlons
18
15
DUATHLON, an athleti...
dubbining
21
21
DUBBIN, to apply a p...
dubieties
18
14
DUBIETY, doubtfulnes...
dubiosity
25
16
the state of being d...
dubiously
26
18
DUBIOUS, doubtful [a...
dubitable
21
18
liable to be doubted...
dubitably
28
20
DUBITABLE, liable to...
dubitancy
27
20
(obsolete) doubt [n...
dubitated
18
15
DUBITATE, to doubt [...
dubitates
18
14
DUBITATE, to doubt [...
dubonnets
16
16
DUBONNET, (French) a...
ducatoons
17
15
DUCATOON, an old sil...
duchessed
21
17
DUCHESS, to overwhel...
duchesses
21
16
DUCHESSE, (French) a...
duckbills
26
23
DUCKBILL, a platypus...
duckboard
22
22
a board with slats n...
duckishes
23
20
DUCKISH, dusk [n]
ducklings
23
22
DUCKLING, a young du...
duckmoles
22
22
DUCKMOLE, a platypus...
duckshove
24
24
(Australian colloqui...
ducktails
22
19
DUCKTAIL, (US) a sty...
duckwalks
26
26
DUCKWALK, to do a co...
duckweeds
23
22
DUCKWEED, any of var...
ductilely
28
18
DUCTILE, easily mold...
ductility
28
17
the property of a me...
ductworks
24
21
DUCTWORK, a system o...
dudderies
16
13
DUDDERY, rags collec...
duddering
17
16
DUDDER, to tremble,...
duecentos
17
15
DUECENTO, (Italian)...
duellings
19
16
DUELLING, the act of...
duellists
19
13
DUELLIST, one who du...
duenesses
14
12
DUENESS, the state o...
duettinos
15
12
DUETTINO, a simple d...
duettists
17
11
DUETTIST, a particip...
dufferdom
21
21
being a duffer, also...
dufferism
22
20
being a duffer, also...
duikerbok
20
22
(Afrikaans) a small...
dukelings
19
19
DUKELING, a petty du...
dukeships
22
20
DUKESHIP, the entitl...
dulcamara
20
18
(Latin) a flower of...
dulcianas
19
16
DULCIANA, a soft-ton...
dulcified
23
19
DULCIFY, to sweeten...
dulcifies
23
18
DULCIFY, to sweeten...
dulcimers
22
18
DULCIMER, a musical...
dulcimore
21
18
a musical instrument...
dulcineas
19
16
DULCINEA, a sweethea...
dulcitols
22
16
DULCITOL, a sacchari...
dulcitude
21
17
sweetness [n -S]
dullishly
29
18
DULLISH, somewhat du...
dulnesses
16
13
DULNESS, the state o...
dulocracy
29
20
a government formed...
dumbbells
24
22
DUMBBELL, a weight l...
dumbcanes
21
21
DUMBCANE, a poisonou...
dumbfound
21
23
to strike dumb; to c...
dumbheads
21
20
DUMBHEAD, a stupid p...
dumbshits
23
19
DUMBSHIT, (slang) a...
dumbshows
25
22
DUMBSHOW, gesture wi...
dumbsized
23
27
DUMBSIZE, to reduce...
dumbsizes
23
26
DUMBSIZE, to reduce...
dumfounds
19
20
DUMFOUND, to strike...
dummerers
18
17
DUMMERER, somebody w...
dumminess
18
18
being like a dummy,...
dummkopfs
24
27
DUMMKOPF, (German) a...
dumpcarts
23
20
DUMPCART, a cart for...
dumpiness
19
18
the state of being d...
dumpishly
30
22
DUMPISH, dull; sad [...
dumplings
22
21
DUMPLING, a ball of...
dumpsites
20
17
DUMPSITE, a place fo...
dumpsters
20
17
DUMPSTER, a large sk...
dumptruck
25
25
a lorry with a tippi...
duncedoms
19
19
DUNCEDOM, the class...
duncelike
20
20
like a dunce [adj]
dunceries
18
15
DUNCERY, stupidity [...
duncishly
29
20
DUNCISH, like a dunc...
dunelands
15
15
DUNELAND, an area ha...
dungareed
15
15
wearing dungarees [a...
dungarees
15
14
DUNGAREE, a coarse c...
dungeoned
14
16
DUNGEON, to confine...
dungeoner
14
15
a gaoler [n -S]
dungheaps
20
19
DUNGHEAP, a heap of...
dunghills
22
18
DUNGHILL, a heap of...
dungmeres
17
17
DUNGMERE, a manure-p...
dunnakins
15
18
DUNNAKIN, an outside...
dunnesses
14
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DUNNESS, the state o...
duobinary
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17
denoting a communica...
duodecimo
19
18
having twelve leaves...
duodenary
20
15
relating to the numb...
duodenums
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17
DUODENUM, the first...
duologues
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15
DUOLOGUE, a conversa...
duopolies
18
15
DUOPOLY, the market...
duplexers
25
22
DUPLEXER, a system a...
duplexing
26
25
DUPLEX, to make dupl...
duplexity
32
24
the state of being d...
duplicand
22
20
something being dupl...
duplicate
22
18
double, twofold [adj...
duplicity
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20
doubleness, esp. in...
dupondius
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17
an old Roman coin [n...
duralumin
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17
(tradename) a strong...
durations
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12
DURATION, the portio...
duratives
18
15
DURATIVE, a verb den...
duricrust
21
15
gravel, sand, or des...
durnedest
15
13
DURNED, damned [adj]
durometer
16
14
an instrument for me...
durukulis
20
18
DURUKULI, a small, n...
duskening
17
19
DUSKEN, to grow dark...
duskiness
17
16
the state of being d...
duskishly
28
20
DUSKISH, somewhat du...
dustballs
21
16
DUSTBALL, a ball of...
dustcarts
20
14
DUSTCART, a cart use...
dustcloth
23
17
a cloth used for dus...
dustcoats
19
14
DUSTCOAT, an overall...
dustcover
21
18
a cover to protect a...
dustheaps
20
16
DUSTHEAP, a pile of...
dustiness
16
12
the state of being d...
dustproof
20
17
designed to exclude...
dustsheet
18
13
a sheet to protect a...
duststorm
18
14
a storm of dust [n -...
duteously
23
15
DUTEOUS, devoted to...
dutifully
28
19
DUTIFUL, obedient [a...
duumviral
21
20
of or belonging to t...
duvetines
17
16
DUVETINE, (tradename...
duvetynes
23
18
DUVETYNE, (tradename...
dwarfisms
23
19
DWARFISM, a conditio...
dwarflike
23
21
like a dwarf [adj]
dwarfness
20
17
the state of being d...
dweebiest
20
16
DWEEBY, socially ine...
dwellings
22
18
DWELLING, the place...
dwindling
21
19
DWINDLE, to decrease...
dyarchies
27
17
DYARCHY, government...
dybbukkim
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DYBBUK, (Yiddish) a...
dyestuffs
27
19
DYESTUFF, a substanc...
dyingness
22
16
the state of dying o...
dynameter
21
16
an instrument for de...
dynamical
26
20
related to force, al...
dynamised
22
17
DYNAMISE, to make dy...
dynamises
22
16
DYNAMISE, to make dy...
dynamisms
24
19
DYNAMISM, a theory o...
dynamists
23
16
DYNAMIST, one who ac...
dynamited
22
17
DYNAMITE, to blow up...
dynamiter
22
16
(archaic) a user of...
dynamites
22
16
DYNAMITE, to blow up...
dynamitic
26
19
relating to dynamite...
dynamized
25
26
DYNAMIZE, to make dy...
dynamizes
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25
DYNAMIZE, to make dy...
dynamotor
21
16
a kind of electrical...
dynasties
21
13
DYNASTY, a successio...
dynatrons
20
14
DYNATRON, an electro...
dynorphin
25
19
a drug used to treat...
dysbindin
24
18
a gene associated wi...
dyschroas
27
17
DYSCHROA, discolorat...
dyschroia
27
17
discoloration of the...
dyscrasia
25
15
(obsolete) a disorde...
dyscrasic
29
18
relating to dyscrasi...
dyscratic
29
18
relating to dyscrasi...
dysentery
27
15
inflammation of the...
dysgenics
26
18
the study of racial...
dyslalias
24
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DYSLALIA, defective...
dyslectic
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suffering from dysle...
dyslexias
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DYSLEXIA, impairment...
dyslexics
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DYSLEXIC, one suffer...
dyslogies
24
15
DYSLOGY, dispraise [...
dysmelias
24
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DYSMELIA, the condit...
dysodiles
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DYSODILE, an impure...
dysodyles
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dyspepsia
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severe indigestion,...
dyspeptic
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suffering from dyspe...
dysphagia
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pathological difficu...
dysphagic
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22
suffering from dysph...
dysphasia
26
17
impairment of speech...
dysphasic
30
20
suffering from dysph...
dysphonia
25
18
physical abnormality...
dysphonic
29
21
relating to dysphoni...
dysphoria
26
17
depression, patholog...
dysphoric
30
20
relating to dysphori...
dysplasia
25
16
abnormal tissue deve...
dyspnoeal
23
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of or like dyspnoea,...
dyspnoeas
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DYSPNOEA, laboured b...
dyspnoeic
26
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of or like dyspnoea,...
dyspraxia
30
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an impaired ability...
dyspraxic
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25
relating to dyspraxi...
dystaxias
28
19
DYSTAXIA, a form of...
dystectic
29
18
not easily fused [ad...
dysthesia
24
14
a morbid habit of bo...
dysthetic
28
17
suffering from dysth...
dysthymia
32
19
a mild depression, d...
dysthymic
36
22
despondent [adj] / o...
dystocial
26
16
relating to dystocia...
dystocias
25
15
DYSTOCIA, difficult...
dystonias
21
13
DYSTONIA, a conditio...
dystopian
23
16
relating to dystopia...
dystopias
24
15
DYSTOPIA, a place th...
dystrophy
33
19
impaired or imperfec...
dytiscids
27
16
DYTISCID, a carnivor...
dyvouries
24
17
DYVOURY, (Scots) ban...
dziggetai
21
23
(Mongolian) a wild a...
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