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eagerer
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9
EAGER, full of keen...
eagerly
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12
EAGER, full of keen...
eaglets
13
10
EAGLET, a young eagl...
eagling
14
13
EAGLE, to score two...
eanling
12
12
(Shakespeare) a youn...
earache
15
12
a pain in the ear [n...
earball
15
12
a small ball kept in...
earbash
15
12
to talk to someone l...
earbobs
15
13
EARBOB, an earring [...
earbuds
14
12
EARBUD, a small earp...
earcons
13
11
EARCON, an audible m...
earding
12
11
EARD, (Scots) to bur...
eardrop
13
11
a pendant for the ea...
eardrum
13
12
the tympanic membran...
earflap
16
14
a part of a cap that...
earfuls
15
12
EARFUL, as much goss...
earhole
13
10
the external opening...
earings
12
10
EARING, a line for f...
earlaps
14
11
EARLAP, the lobe of...
earldom
13
12
the rank of an earl...
earless
12
8
without ears [adj]
earlier
12
8
EARLY, before the du...
earlies
12
8
EARLY, an early pota...
earlike
13
12
like an ear [adj]
earlobe
13
11
the soft lower part...
earlock
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15
a curl of hair near...
earmark
13
14
to set aside for a d...
earmuff
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17
one of a pair of ear...
earners
10
8
EARNER, one that ear...
earnest
10
8
serious [adj EARNEST...
earning
11
11
what is earned [n -S...
earpick
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17
an instrument for re...
earplug
16
14
a plug for the ear [...
earring
12
10
a ring worn on the e...
earshot
13
9
a range from which a...
earthed
13
10
EARTH, to cover with...
earthen
12
10
made of earth [adj]
earthly
21
12
any chance on earth,...
earwigs
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12
EARWIG, to pester wi...
earworm
15
13
the larva of a moth...
easeful
14
12
full of ease; restfu...
easeled
11
9
mounted on an easel...
easiest
11
7
EASY, not difficult...
easings
12
10
EASING, the act of f...
eastern
10
8
pertaining to the ea...
easters
11
7
EASTER, one living i...
easting
12
10
a movement toward th...
eastlin
12
9
(Scots) eastward, al...
easying
18
12
EASY, to stop rowing...
eatable
13
11
anything used as foo...
eatages
11
9
EATAGE, the eatable...
eatches
16
12
EATCHE, (Scott) an a...
eaterie
10
7
a restaurant, also E...
eatings
12
10
EATING, the act of c...
ebauche
18
16
(French) a rough dra...
ebayers
19
12
EBAYER, someone who...
ebaying
20
15
selling on eBay [n -...
ebbless
17
14
without ebb [adj]
ebonics
16
14
American black slang...
ebonies
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11
EBONY, a dark heavy...
ebonise
12
11
to stain black in im...
ebonist
13
11
an ebony worker [n -...
ebonite
12
11
a kind of black vulc...
ebonize
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20
to stain black in im...
ebriate
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10
intoxicated, also EB...
ebriety
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12
drunkenness [n EBRIE...
ebriose
13
10
intoxicated, also EB...
ecartes
14
10
ECARTE, a card game...
ecboles
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14
ECBOLE, a rhetorical...
ecbolic
21
17
a drug used to assis...
eccrine
17
14
of a gland, e.g. a s...
ecdemic
19
17
foreign, the opposit...
ecdyses
21
13
ECDYSIS, (Greek) the...
ecdysis
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13
(Greek) the act of m...
ecdyson
20
14
an insect hormone, a...
echappe
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18
(French) a kind of l...
echards
17
13
ECHARD, the total qu...
echelle
18
14
(French) an arrangem...
echelon
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14
to arrange in a step...
echidna
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14
the spiny anteater [...
echinus
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14
a sea urchin, also E...
echiums
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16
ECHIUM, any plant of...
echoers
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12
ECHOER, one that ech...
echoier
16
12
ECHOEY, full of echo...
echoing
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15
ECHO, to repeat a so...
echoise
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12
to repeat another pe...
echoism
18
15
the formation of rep...
echoist
17
12
a person who repeats...
echoize
19
21
to repeat another pe...
eclairs
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11
ECLAIR, a cake with...
eclipse
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14
to obscure [v ECLIPS...
eclogue
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14
a pastoral poem, oft...
eclosed
15
12
ECLOSE, to emerge fr...
ecloses
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11
ECLOSE, to emerge fr...
ecocide
17
14
the destruction of t...
ecogift
18
15
a donation of land t...
ecology
22
15
the study of the int...
ecomaps
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16
ECOMAP, a diagrammat...
economy
20
16
thrift [n ECONOMIES]
econuts
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12
ECONUT, one concerne...
ecorche
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15
(French) a manikin,...
ecotage
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12
sabotage for ecologi...
ecotone
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11
a transition area be...
ecotour
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11
to go on a tour with...
ecotype
22
15
a group of organisms...
ecozone
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20
a regional ecosystem...
ecstasy
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12
a state of exalted p...
ectases
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10
ECTASIS, the lengthe...
ectasia
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10
the lengthening of a...
ectasis
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10
the lengthening of a...
ectatic
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13
relating to ectasis...
ecthyma
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17
a skin disease with...
ectopia
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13
abnormal displacemen...
ectopic
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16
relating to ectopia...
ectozoa
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ECTOZOON, a parasite...
ectypal
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or or like an ectype...
ectypes
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15
ECTYPE, a reproducti...
ecuelle
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13
(French) a two-handl...
ecumene
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15
an inhabited area [n...
ecuries
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11
ECURIE, a team of mo...
eczemas
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22
ECZEMA, a skin disea...
edacity
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13
ravenousness, voraci...
edamame
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14
a preparation of bab...
edaphic
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16
pertaining to the so...
eddying
19
14
EDDY, to move agains...
edemata
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11
EDEMA, local or gene...
edental
11
10
without teeth, as of...
edgiest
13
10
EDGY, nervous [adj]
edgings
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13
EDGING, something th...
edibles
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12
EDIBLE, something fi...
edictal
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12
relating to an edict...
edifice
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14
a building [n -S]
edified
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12
EDIFY, to enlighten...
edifier
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11
one who edifies [n -...
edifies
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11
EDIFY, to enlighten...
editing
13
11
the act of editing [...
edition
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9
the number of copies...
editors
12
8
EDITOR, one that edi...
editrix
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15
a female editor, als...
educate
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12
to teach [v EDUCATED...
educing
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15
EDUCE, to draw out,...
eductor
15
12
someone who or somet...
eeching
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15
EECH, to augment, al...
eelfare
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11
a group of young eel...
eeliest
12
8
EELY, like an eel [a...
eellike
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13
like an eel [adj]
eelpout
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12
a kind of fish, aka...
eelworm
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14
a small roundworm [n...
eensier
10
8
EENSY, (colloquial)...
eeriest
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7
EERY, uncanny, also...
eevning
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15
the latter part of d...
effable
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capable of being exp...
effaced
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17
EFFACE, to erase [v]
effacer
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one who effaces [n -...
effaces
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EFFACE, to erase [v]
effects
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16
EFFECT, to bring abo...
effeirs
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13
EFFEIR, (obsolete) t...
effendi
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15
in the Eastern Medit...
effered
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EFFERE, (obsolete) t...
efferes
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13
EFFERE, (obsolete) t...
effings
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EFFING, euphemistic...
efforce
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16
(obsolete) to force...
efforts
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13
EFFORT, a deliberate...
effrays
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15
EFFRAY, (obsolete) f...
effulge
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17
to shine out [v EFFU...
effused
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15
EFFUSE, to pour fort...
effuses
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14
EFFUSE, to pour fort...
eftsoon
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11
soon afterward, also...
egalite
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10
(French) the state o...
egality
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12
the state of being e...
egences
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13
EGENCE, need, also E...
egested
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10
EGEST, to discharge...
eggcorn
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15
a malapropism or mis...
eggcups
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18
EGGCUP, a cup which...
egghead
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14
an intellectual [n -...
eggiest
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11
EGGY, containing egg...
egglers
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12
EGGLER, (archaic) an...
eggless
15
12
without eggs [adj]
eggmass
15
14
(colloquial) intelle...
eggnogs
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14
EGGNOG, a hot or col...
eggwash
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16
a thin mixture of eg...
egoisms
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12
EGOISM, the doctrine...
egoists
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9
EGOIST, one who prac...
egoless
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10
not self-centered [a...
egosurf
15
13
to search for one's...
egotise
12
9
to talk about onesel...
egotism
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12
self-conceit [n -S]
egotist
13
9
a conceited person [...
egotize
15
18
to talk about onesel...
eidetic
15
11
marked by or involvi...
eidolic
16
12
like an eidolon, an...
eidolon
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10
(Greek) an unsubstan...
eighths
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13
EIGHTH, one of eight...
eightvo
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15
a printer's page siz...
eikones
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12
EIKON, (Greek) a rel...
eilding
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12
(Scots) fuel, also E...
einkorn
11
13
(German) a variety o...
eiracks
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14
EIRACK, (Gaelic) a y...
eirenic
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11
conducive to or work...
eisells
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9
EISELL, (obsolete) s...
eiswein
14
11
(German) a sweet Ger...
ejected
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20
EJECT, to throw out...
ejector
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19
one who, or that whi...
ekistic
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14
relating to ekistics...
ekpwele
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18
a former monetary un...
elanced
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13
ELANCE, to throw as...
elances
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12
ELANCE, to throw as...
elanets
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9
ELANET, a kite of th...
elapids
15
12
ELAPID, a kind of sn...
elapine
13
12
like or pertaining t...
elapsed
14
12
ELAPSE, to pass by [...
elapses
14
11
ELAPSE, to pass by [...
elastic
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11
stretchy [adj ELASTI...
elastin
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9
a protein, the chief...
elaters
12
8
ELATER, a kind of be...
elating
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11
ELATE, to raise the...
elation
11
9
a feeling of great j...
elative
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12
a grammatical case i...
elbowed
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15
ELBOW, to jostle [v]
elchees
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13
ELCHEE, an ambassado...
elderly
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12
older people [n ELDE...
eldests
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9
ELDEST, the oldest o...
eldings
14
12
ELDING, fuel, also E...
eldress
13
9
a female church elde...
eldrich
19
14
weird, also ELDRITCH...
elected
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12
ELECT, to select by...
electee
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11
a person who has bee...
elector
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11
one that elects [n -...
electro
15
11
to make an electropl...
elegant
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11
tastefully opulent [...
elegiac
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13
relating to elegy, a...
elegies
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10
ELEGY, a mournful po...
elegise
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10
to write an elegy, a...
elegist
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10
one who writes elegi...
elegits
14
10
ELEGIT, (Latin) a wr...
elegize
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to write an elegy, a...
element
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12
a substance that can...
elenchi
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14
ELENCHUS, (Latin) a...
elenchs
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14
ELENCH, (obsolete) i...
elevate
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12
to raise [v ELEVATED...
elevens
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13
ELEVEN, a number, te...
elevons
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13
ELEVON, a hinged fla...
elfhood
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14
the state of being a...
elfland
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14
the land of the elve...
elflike
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16
like an elf [adj]
elflock
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19
a lock of tangled ha...
eliches
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13
ELICHE, spiral-shape...
elicits
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11
ELICIT, to draw fort...
eliding
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12
ELIDE, to strike out...
elision
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9
the act of eliding [...
elitism
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11
belief in rule by an...
elitist
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8
an adherent of eliti...
elixirs
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15
ELIXIR, a medicinal...
elkhorn
15
15
as in elkhorn fern,...
ellagic
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14
relating to gallnuts...
ellipse
16
12
a type of plane curv...
ellwand
16
14
a measuring rod [n -...
elmiest
14
11
ELMY, full of elm tr...
elmwood
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15
wood of the elm tree...
elocute
15
12
to speak publicly [v...
elodeas
11
9
ELODEA, an American...
elogies
13
10
ELOGY, a funeral ora...
elogist
14
10
one who delivers an...
elogium
15
14
a funeral oration, a...
eloigns
13
11
ELOIGN, to remove to...
eloined
11
10
ELOIN, to remove to...
eloiner
11
9
one who eloins, also...
elopers
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11
ELOPER, one who elop...
eloping
15
14
ELOPE, to run away t...
elopses
14
11
ELOPS, a type of stu...
elshins
15
11
ELSHIN, an awl, also...
eltchis
19
13
ELTCHI, an ambassado...
eluants
12
10
ELUANT, a solvent, a...
eluates
12
9
ELUATE, liquid obtai...
eluders
13
10
ELUDER, one who elud...
eluding
14
13
ELUDE, to evade [v]
eluents
12
10
ELUENT, a solvent, a...
elusion
12
10
the action of eludin...
elusive
15
13
tending to elude [ad...
elusory
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11
tending to elude or...
eluting
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12
ELUTE, to remove by...
elution
12
10
purification or sepa...
elutors
13
9
ELUTOR, a vessel for...
eluvial
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14
relating to an eluvi...
eluvium
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17
an accumulation of r...
elysian
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11
delightful [adj]
elytral
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11
pertaining to the be...
elytron
18
11
a hardened forewing...
elytrum
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14
a hardened forewing...
emacsen
14
14
using an editing sty...
emailed
13
12
EMAIL, to send elect...
emailer
13
11
one who sends electr...
emanant
10
12
flowing forth [adj]
emanate
10
11
to send forth [v EMA...
embaces
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16
EMBACE, to lower, al...
embails
16
14
EMBAIL, (obsolete) t...
embaled
15
15
EMBALE, to form into...
embales
15
14
EMBALE, to form into...
emballs
17
15
EMBALL, to enclose i...
embalms
17
17
EMBALM, to preserve...
embanks
15
18
EMBANK, to enclose w...
embargo
15
15
to prohibit trade by...
embarks
16
17
EMBARK, to go on boa...
embased
14
14
EMBASE, to lower, al...
embases
14
13
EMBASE, to lower, al...
embassy
21
15
the offices of an am...
embaste
14
13
EMBACE, to lower, al...
embathe
16
15
to bathe, also IMBAT...
embayed
20
16
EMBAY, to enclose in...
embayld
22
17
EMBAIL, (obsolete) t...
emblaze
18
23
to set on fire, also...
emblema
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17
a carved or mounted...
emblems
17
17
EMBLEM, to represent...
emblics
20
17
EMBLIC, a tree of th...
embloom
16
17
to cover with bloom...
embogue
15
16
to flow out from a r...
emboils
16
14
EMBOIL, (obsolete) t...
embolic
19
17
pertaining to an emb...
embolus
16
15
a clot or air bubble...
embosks
16
17
EMBOSK, to conceal w...
embosom
15
16
to embrace, also IMB...
embound
14
16
(Shakespeare) to enc...
embowed
17
17
EMBOW, to bend or ar...
embowel
18
17
to remove the entrai...
embower
17
16
to place in a bower;...
emboxed
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EMBOX, to set in a b...
emboxes
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20
EMBOX, to set in a b...
embrace
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16
to hug [v EMBRACED o...
embraid
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14
(Spenser) to braid,...
embrave
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17
to inspire with brav...
embread
14
14
to braid, also EMBRA...
embroil
16
14
to involve in confli...
embrown
17
17
to make brown, also...
embrued
15
15
EMBRUE, to drench, a...
embrues
15
14
EMBRUE, to drench, a...
embrute
15
14
(archaic) to degrade...
embryon
20
16
(archaic) an embryo...
embryos
21
15
EMBRYO, the entity w...
embused
15
15
EMBUS, to board a bu...
embuses
15
14
EMBUS, to board a bu...
emended
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13
EMEND, to correct, a...
emender
11
12
one who emends [n -S...
emerald
13
12
a gemstone, a green...
emerged
13
13
EMERGE, to come into...
emerges
13
12
EMERGE, to come into...
emeried
12
11
EMERY, to coat with...
emeries
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10
EMERY, to coat with...
emerita
12
10
a retired woman who...
emeriti
13
10
EMERITUS, a retired...
emerods
12
11
EMEROD, a haemorrhoi...
emeroid
12
11
a haemorrhoid, also...
emersed
12
11
of leaves, rising ab...
emetics
16
13
EMETIC, an emetic su...
emetine
11
11
an alkaloid which ca...
emetins
12
11
EMETIN, an alkaloid...
emeutes
12
11
EMEUTE, (French) a p...
emicant
15
14
sparkling [adj]
emicate
15
13
to sparkle [v EMICAT...
emigres
14
12
EMIGRE, (French) one...
eminent
11
12
of high station or r...
emirate
12
10
the rank of an emir,...
emitted
13
11
EMIT, to send forth...
emitter
13
10
something that emits...
emmewed
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17
EMMEW, to confine, m...
emmoved
15
18
EMMOVE, to affect em...
emmoves
15
17
EMMOVE, to affect em...
emocore
14
13
a type of music comb...
emodins
12
12
EMODIN, a compound o...
emonges
12
13
(obsolete) in the mi...
emongst
13
13
(obsolete) in the mi...
emoters
12
10
EMOTER, one who emot...
emoting
13
13
EMOTE, to show exagg...
emotion
11
11
instinctive feeling...
emotive
14
14
pertaining to emotio...
emoving
15
17
EMOVE, to affect emo...
empaire
14
13
to become worse, als...
empaled
15
15
EMPALE, to pierce wi...
empaler
15
14
one that empales, im...
empales
15
14
EMPALE, to pierce wi...
empanel
14
15
to select a jury fro...
empared
14
14
EMPARE, to become wo...
empares
14
13
EMPARE, to become wo...
emparls
16
14
EMPARL, (Spenser) to...
emparts
15
13
EMPART, (Spenser) to...
empathy
23
17
the comprehension of...
empayre
20
15
(Spenser) to impair,...
empeach
19
18
(Spenser) to accuse...
emperce
17
16
to pierce, also EMPI...
emperor
14
13
the ruler of an empi...
empight
19
17
(Spenser) to fix or...
empires
15
13
EMPIRE, a dominion o...
empiric
19
16
based on experience,...
emplace
18
17
to put in position [...
emplane
14
15
to put on an aeropla...
employe
21
16
a person employed, a...
employs
22
16
EMPLOY, to hire, use...
emplume
17
18
(archaic) to provide...
emporia
14
13
EMPORIUM, a large tr...
empower
17
16
to authorize, also I...
empress
15
13
a female ruler of an...
emprise
15
13
(archaic) an adventu...
emprize
18
22
a dangerous undertak...
emptied
15
14
EMPTY, to remove the...
emptier
15
13
one who empties [n -...
empties
15
13
EMPTY, to remove the...
emptily
23
16
EMPTY, containing no...
empting
16
16
the act of emptying...
emptins
15
14
the yeasty lees of b...
emption
14
14
the act of buying [n...
empusas
15
14
EMPUSA, a goblin in...
empuses
15
14
EMPUSE, a goblin in...
empyema
21
18
a collection of pus...
emulate
13
12
to strive to equal o...
emulged
15
15
EMULGE, (archaic) to...
emulges
15
14
EMULGE, (archaic) to...
emuling
15
15
EMULE, (Southey) to...
emulous
14
13
eager to equal or su...
emulsin
14
13
the white milky pulp...
emulsor
14
12
an emulsifying appar...
emunged
13
15
EMUNGE, (obsolete) t...
emunges
13
14
EMUNGE, (obsolete) t...
emuring
14
14
EMURE, (Shakespeare)...
enabled
13
13
ENABLE, to make poss...
enabler
13
12
one who enables [n -...
enables
13
12
ENABLE, to make poss...
enacted
13
12
ENACT, to establish...
enactor
13
11
one who enacts [n -S...
enamels
12
12
ENAMEL, to cover wit...
enamine
10
12
a type of amine [n -...
enamors
11
11
ENAMOR, to inspire w...
enamour
11
12
to inspire with love...
enarmed
11
12
ENARM, (obsolete) to...
enation
9
9
an outgrowth [n -S]
encaged
14
14
ENCAGE, to put in a...
encages
14
13
ENCAGE, to put in a...
encalms
16
15
ENCALM, (obsolete) t...
encamps
17
17
ENCAMP, to set up a...
encased
13
12
ENCASE, to put in a...
encases
13
11
ENCASE, to put in a...
encaved
15
16
ENCAVE, to secrete,...
encaves
15
15
ENCAVE, to secrete,...
enchafe
17
16
(obsolete) to make w...
enchain
15
14
to bind with chains...
enchant
15
14
to delight [v -ED, -...
encharm
17
16
(obsolete) to cast a...
enchase
15
13
to place in an ornam...
encheer
15
13
(archaic) to cheer o...
encinal
14
13
relating to an encin...
encinas
13
12
ENCINA, an evergreen...
enclasp
17
15
to embrace, also INC...
enclave
16
16
a distinct territori...
enclose
14
12
to surround, also IN...
encloud
15
14
to cover with clouds...
encoded
13
13
ENCODE, to put into...
encoder
13
12
one who encodes [n -...
encodes
13
12
ENCODE, to put into...
encomia
14
14
ENCOMIUM, an address...
encored
13
12
ENCORE, to call for...
encores
13
11
ENCORE, to call for...
encraty
20
13
self-control [n ENCR...
encrust
15
12
to cover with a crus...
encrypt
23
16
to put a message int...
encysts
21
13
ENCYST, to become en...
endarch
16
14
having the protoxyle...
endarts
11
9
ENDART, to dart in,...
endcaps
16
15
ENDCAP, a display of...
endears
10
9
ENDEAR, to make belo...
endemic
15
15
confined to one part...
enderon
9
10
the sensitive layer...
endewed
13
13
ENDEW, (Spenser) to...
endgame
12
14
the last stage of a...
endgate
11
11
(US) a tailboard [n...
endings
12
12
ENDING, termination...
endiron
10
10
a metal support for...
endited
11
10
ENDITE, to charge fo...
endites
11
9
ENDITE, to charge fo...
endives
13
13
ENDIVE, a salad plan...
endlang
12
13
(Scots) endlong, len...
endleaf
13
13
an endpaper [n ENDLE...
endless
12
10
eternal [adj ENDLESS...
endlong
12
13
lengthwise, also END...
endmost
12
12
farthest [adj]
endnote
9
10
a note placed at the...
endogen
10
12
a plant which grows...
endopod
12
13
a branch of a crusta...
endorse
10
9
to declare one's app...
endowed
13
13
ENDOW, to bequeath,...
endower
13
12
one who endows [n -S...
endozoa
12
18
ENDOZOON, an interna...
endplay
20
15
to force (an opponen...
endrins
11
10
ENDRIN, an insectici...
endship
16
14
(obsolete) a village...
enduing
12
13
ENDUE, to put on, as...
endured
11
11
ENDURE, to last [v]
endurer
11
10
(obsolete) one who e...
endures
11
10
ENDURE, to last [v]
enduros
11
10
ENDURO, a long dista...
endways
20
14
on end, lengthwise,...
endwise
14
12
lengthwise [adj]
endyses
17
11
ENDYSIS, the act or...
endysis
18
11
the act or process o...
endzone
12
19
in American football...
enemata
10
11
ENEMA, fluid injecte...
enemies
11
11
ENEMY, one that is a...
energic
15
13
showing energy [adj]
energid
12
11
the nucleus and acti...
enerved
12
13
ENERVE, (obsolete) t...
enerves
12
12
ENERVE, (obsolete) t...
enewing
14
14
ENEW, in falconry, t...
enfaced
15
15
ENFACE, to stamp or...
enfaces
15
14
ENFACE, to stamp or...
enfants
12
12
ENFANT, (French) a c...
enfelon
12
13
(Spenser) to make fi...
enfeoff
16
17
to invest with a feu...
enfever
14
15
to excite fever in [...
enfiled
14
13
in heraldry, thrust...
enfired
13
12
ENFIRE, (Spenser) to...
enfires
13
11
ENFIRE, (Spenser) to...
enfixed
19
19
ENFIX, (archaic) to...
enfixes
19
18
ENFIX, (archaic) to...
enflame
14
15
(obsolete) to inflam...
enflesh
16
14
to turn into flesh [...
enfolds
14
13
ENFOLD, to envelop [...
enforce
15
14
to compel, also INFO...
enforms
14
14
ENFORM, (Spenser) to...
enframe
13
14
to put in a frame [v...
enfreed
12
12
ENFREE, to set free...
enfrees
12
11
ENFREE, to set free...
enfroze
15
20
ENFREEZE, to freeze;...
engaged
12
13
ENGAGE, to employ [v...
engagee
11
12
of a female writer o...
engager
12
12
one who engages [n -...
engages
12
12
ENGAGE, to employ [v...
engaols
12
11
ENGAOL, (Shakespeare...
engilds
14
12
ENGILD, (Shakespeare...
engined
11
12
ENGINE, to equip wit...
enginer
11
11
(Shakespeare) an eng...
engines
11
11
ENGINE, to equip wit...
engirds
13
11
ENGIRD, to gird; to...
english
16
13
to cause a billiard...
englobe
14
14
to form into a globe...
engloom
13
14
to make gloomy [v -E...
engluts
14
12
ENGLUT, to glut, to...
engobes
13
13
ENGOBE, (French) a s...
engored
11
11
ENGORE, to gore; to...
engores
11
10
ENGORE, to gore; to...
engorge
12
12
to fill with blood [...
engrace
14
13
to introduce into th...
engraff
16
16
(obsolete) to graft...
engraft
14
13
to graft onto, also...
engrail
13
11
to border with curve...
engrain
11
11
to fix deeply [v -ED...
engrams
13
13
ENGRAM, a deep-seate...
engrasp
14
13
(Spenser) to grasp [...
engrave
13
14
to carve a design up...
engross
12
10
to completely absorb...
enguard
12
12
(Shakespeare) to gua...
engulfs
16
15
ENGULF, to swallow u...
engulph
18
17
to swallow up comple...
enhalos
13
11
ENHALO, to surround...
enhance
14
14
to raise in value or...
enigmas
13
13
ENIGMA, something th...
enisled
12
10
ENISLE, to put onto...
enisles
12
9
ENISLE, to put onto...
enjambs
16
23
ENJAMB, in poetry, t...
enjoins
12
18
ENJOIN, to order or...
enjoyed
18
20
ENJOY, to take pleas...
enjoyer
18
19
one who enjoys [n -S...
enlaced
14
13
ENLACE, to entwine o...
enlaces
14
12
ENLACE, to entwine o...
enlards
12
10
ENLARD, (Shakespeare...
enlarge
12
11
to make larger, also...
enlight
16
13
to shed light on [v...
enlinks
13
14
ENLINK, to connect c...
enlists
13
9
ENLIST, to engage fo...
enliven
13
14
to make lively [v -E...
enlocks
16
16
ENLOCK, to lock up,...
enmewed
14
15
ENMEW, to confine, a...
enmoved
13
16
ENMOVE, to affect em...
enmoves
13
15
ENMOVE, to affect em...
ennages
10
11
ENNAGE, a measuremen...
enneads
9
10
ENNEAD, a group of n...
ennoble
12
13
to make noble [v ENN...
ennuied
10
11
ENNUI, to bore, anno...
ennuyed
16
13
ENNUI, to bore, anno...
ennuyee
15
12
(French) affected wi...
enolase
10
9
a muscle enzyme [n -...
enology
18
13
the study of wines,...
enomoty
17
13
a band of sworn sold...
enoughs
14
13
ENOUGH, sufficient [...
enounce
12
13
to enunciate; to pro...
enplane
12
13
to put on an aeropla...
enprint
13
12
a size of photograph...
enqueue
18
19
to add (a data-proce...
enquire
19
18
to ask, also INQUERE...
enquiry
26
20
a question, also INQ...
enraced
13
12
ENRACE, (Spenser) to...
enraces
13
11
ENRACE, (Spenser) to...
enraged
11
11
ENRAGE, to make very...
enrages
11
10
ENRAGE, to make very...
enrange
10
11
to arrange, also ENR...
enranks
11
13
ENRANK, (Shakespeare...
enrheum
14
14
(obsolete) to contra...
enrings
12
11
ENRING, to encircle...
enriven
12
13
(Spenser) torn [adj]
enrobed
12
12
ENROBE, to put on a...
enrober
12
11
one who enrobes [n -...
enrobes
12
11
ENROBE, to put on a...
enrolls
13
10
ENROLL, to insert on...
enroots
10
8
ENROOT, to implant f...
enrough
14
13
(archaic) to make ro...
enround
10
11
(Shakespeare) to mak...
enseals
11
9
ENSEAL, to put a sea...
enseams
11
11
ENSEAM, to make a ma...
ensears
10
8
ENSEAR, (Shakespeare...
enserfs
13
11
ENSERF, to make a se...
ensewed
13
12
ENSEW, (Spenser) to...
enshell
15
12
to enclose in a shel...
ensigns
12
11
ENSIGN, to mark with...
ensiled
12
10
ENSILE, to store in...
ensiles
12
9
ENSILE, to store in...
enskied
12
13
ENSKY, to raise in t...
enskies
12
12
ENSKY, to raise in t...
enskyed
18
15
ENSKY, to raise in t...
enslave
13
13
to make a slave of [...
ensnare
9
9
to trap, also INSNAR...
ensnarl
11
10
to snarl up, entangl...
ensouls
12
10
ENSOUL, to infuse wi...
enstamp
14
14
to mark as with a st...
ensteep
12
11
(Shakespeare) to ste...
enstyle
18
11
(archaic) to style;...
ensuing
12
12
ENSUE, to follow, al...
ensuite
11
9
(French) a room, as...
ensured
11
10
ENSURE, to make sure...
ensurer
11
9
one who ensures, als...
ensures
11
9
ENSURE, to make sure...
ensweep
15
14
to sweep over [v ENS...
enswept
16
14
ENSWEEP, to sweep ov...
entails
12
9
ENTAIL, to settle an...
entamed
11
12
ENTAME, (Shakespeare...
entames
11
11
ENTAME, (Shakespeare...
entases
10
8
ENTASIS, a swelling...
entasia
10
8
a spasmodic contract...
entasis
11
8
a swelling on vertic...
entayle
17
11
(obsolete) to carve...
entente
9
9
(French) a friendly...
enteral
11
9
pertaining to the en...
entered
10
9
ENTER, to go or come...
enterer
10
8
someone who enters [...
enteric
14
11
typhoid fever [n -S]
enteron
9
9
a body cavity in coe...
entetee
9
8
(French) obstinate (...
enthral
14
11
to reduce to the con...
enthuse
13
11
to show enthusiasm [...
enticed
14
12
ENTICE, to lead astr...
enticer
14
11
one who entices [n -...
entices
14
11
ENTICE, to lead astr...
entires
11
8
ENTIRE, the whole of...
entitle
12
9
to give a right to,...
entoils
12
9
ENTOIL, to entangle...
entombs
14
14
ENTOMB, to place in...
entomic
15
14
of or pertaining to...
entopic
16
14
in the normal positi...
entotic
14
11
pertaining to the ea...
entozoa
12
17
ENTOZOAN, an interna...
entrail
12
9
(Spenser) to interla...
entrain
10
9
to board a train [v...
entrall
13
10
(Spenser) an entrail...
entrant
10
9
someone who enters,...
entraps
13
11
ENTRAP, to trap [v]
entreat
10
8
to ask for earnestly...
entrees
10
8
ENTREE, freedom of a...
entries
11
8
ENTRY, a place of en...
entrism
13
11
political branch-sta...
entrist
12
8
one who indulges in...
entrold
12
10
(Spenser) a past par...
entropy
19
13
a thermodynamic meas...
entrust
12
9
to give over for saf...
entwine
13
12
to weave together, a...
entwist
15
11
to twist together, a...
enuring
12
12
ENURE, to accustom o...
enurned
10
11
ENURN, to put into a...
envault
14
14
to enclose in a vaul...
envelop
15
16
to cover completely...
envenom
12
16
to put venom into, p...
enviers
13
12
ENVIER, one who envi...
envious
13
13
resentful and desiro...
environ
12
13
to envelop, enclose...
enviros
13
12
ENVIRO, (colloquial)...
envying
20
17
in a state of envy [...
enwalls
16
13
ENWALL, to enclose w...
enwheel
16
14
(Shakespeare) to enc...
enwinds
14
13
ENWIND, to enwrap, a...
enwombs
17
17
ENWOMB, to enclose a...
enwound
13
14
ENWIND, to enwrap, a...
enwraps
16
14
ENWRAP, to cover by...
enzians
13
18
ENZIAN, (German) a t...
enzoned
12
19
ENZONE, to engirdle...
enzones
12
18
ENZONE, to engirdle...
enzymes
21
22
ENZYME, a complex pr...
enzymic
25
25
of or like an enzyme...
eobiont
12
11
a type of basic orga...
eoliths
15
10
EOLITH, a very early...
eonisms
12
11
EONISM, transvestism...
eosines
10
8
EOSINE, a red dye, a...
eosinic
14
11
of or like eosin, a...
epacrid
17
14
an Australian plant...
epacris
17
13
an Australian plant...
epagoge
14
14
argument by logical...
eparchs
19
15
EPARCH, the ruler of...
eparchy
25
17
an administrative su...
epatant
12
11
(French) wonderful,...
epaters
13
10
EPATER, (French) to...
epaules
14
12
EPAULE, (French) the...
epaulet
14
12
(French) a shoulder...
epaxial
20
18
in zoology, above th...
epazote
15
19
a herb of the goosef...
epeeist
13
10
one who fences with...
epeiras
13
10
EPEIRA, a genus of s...
epeiric
17
13
of sea, within the c...
epeirid
14
11
a member of the fami...
eperdue
13
12
(French) desperately...
epergne
13
13
(French) a branched...
ephebes
17
15
EPHEBE, a young man...
ephebic
21
18
relating to a ephebe...
epheboi
17
15
EPHEBOS, a young man...
ephebos
17
15
a young man of ancie...
ephebus
18
16
a young man of ancie...
ephedra
15
13
(Greek) a plant of t...
ephelis
17
13
a freckle or mole [n...
ephoral
16
13
pertaining to an eph...
epiblem
18
17
the outer cell layer...
epiboly
23
16
the process by which...
epicarp
19
16
the outermost layer...
epicede
16
14
a funeral ode, also...
epicene
15
14
one having character...
epicier
17
13
(French) a grocer [n...
epicism
19
16
epic quality [n -S]
epicist
18
13
one who tells an epi...
epicure
17
14
one with refined tas...
epiderm
15
14
the outermost layer...
epidote
13
11
a mineral, a silicat...
epigeal
15
13
growing close to the...
epigean
13
13
growing close to the...
epigeic
18
15
growing close to the...
epigene
13
13
taking place near th...
epigone
13
13
an inferior imitator...
epigoni
14
13
EPIGONUS, an inferio...
epigons
14
13
EPIGON, an inferior...
epigram
16
15
a short, witty poem;...
epigyny
27
17
the state of having...
epilate
14
11
to remove hair from,...
epilogs
16
13
EPILOG, a conclusion...
epimere
14
13
in an embryo, the pa...
epimers
15
13
EPIMER, a type of su...
epinaoi
12
11
EPINAOS, a rear vest...
epinaos
12
11
a rear vestibule [n...
episcia
17
13
a tropical American...
episode
13
11
a series of events f...
episome
14
13
a genetically active...
epistle
15
11
to preface [v EPISTL...
epitaph
18
15
to compose an inscri...
epitaxy
26
19
the growth of a thin...
epithem
17
15
a group of leaf cell...
epithet
16
12
an adjective or adje...
epitome
14
13
a typical example [n...
epitope
15
13
a part of an antigen...
epizoan
15
20
an animal that lives...
epizoic
20
22
living on the body o...
epizoon
15
20
an animal that lives...
epochal
19
16
belonging to an epoc...
epochas
18
15
EPOCHA, an important...
eponyms
20
16
EPONYM, a personal n...
eponymy
26
18
the derivation of an...
epopees
14
13
EPOPEE, an epic poem...
epoxide
19
18
an epoxy compound [n...
epoxied
19
18
EPOXY, to glue with...
epoxies
19
17
EPOXY, to glue with...
epoxyed
25
20
EPOXY, to glue with...
epsilon
14
12
(Greek) a letter of...
epuisee
13
11
(French) exhausted (...
epulary
21
14
concerning feasting...
epurate
13
11
to purify [v EPURATE...
epyllia
22
14
EPYLLION, a shorter...
equable
22
21
smooth; without wide...
equably
29
23
EQUABLE, smooth; wit...
equaled
20
19
EQUAL, to make equal...
equally
28
21
in an equal way, als...
equants
19
18
EQUANT, a geometric...
equated
19
18
EQUATE, to be regard...
equates
19
17
EQUATE, to be regard...
equator
19
17
an imaginary circle...
equerry
26
19
an official who atte...
equinal
20
19
pertaining to horses...
equines
19
18
EQUINE, a member of...
equinia
19
18
glanders, a contagio...
equinox
25
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the time when the su...
equipes
22
20
EQUIPE, (French) in...
equites
20
17
EQUES, (Latin) a mem...
erasers
11
7
ERASER, one that era...
erasing
12
10
ERASE, to efface or...
erasion
10
8
the act of rubbing o...
erasure
11
8
the act of erasing [...
erathem
14
12
the stratigraphical...
erbiums
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ERBIUM, a metallic e...
erected
14
11
ERECT, to build or r...
erecter
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10
one that erects, als...
erectly
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ERECT, upright [adv]
erector
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10
one that erects, als...
erelong
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11
before long; soon [a...
eremite
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10
a hermit, esp. a rel...
eremuri
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11
EREMURUS, a flower,...
erepsin
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11
an enzyme of the sma...
erethic
17
12
showing erethism, ab...
ergates
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9
ERGATE, a worker ant...
ergodic
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13
of or relating to th...
ergotic
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12
pertaining to, or de...
eriachs
17
12
ERIACH, a murderer's...
ericoid
15
11
with heatherlike lea...
eringos
12
10
ERINGO, a plant of t...
erinite
11
8
a basic arsenate of...
eristic
16
10
pertaining to disput...
erlangs
13
11
ERLANG, a unit of tr...
erlking
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15
(German) a spirit th...
ermelin
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12
(archaic) ermine [n...
ermined
12
12
trimmed with ermine...
ermines
12
11
ERMINE, the stoat; a...
erodent
10
9
a caustic chemical [...
eroding
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11
ERODE, to wear away...
erodium
13
12
a plant of the geran...
erosely
18
10
EROSE, irregularly n...
erosion
10
8
the act of eroding [...
erosive
13
11
causing erosion [adj...
erotema
11
10
a rhetorical questio...
eroteme
11
10
a rhetorical questio...
erotica
14
10
(Latin) erotic books...
erotics
15
10
EROTIC, a person who...
erotise
11
7
to give a sexual mea...
erotism
13
10
sexual excitement [n...
erotize
14
16
to give a sexual mea...
errable
14
11
capable of erring [a...
errancy
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13
an instance of errin...
errands
11
9
ERRAND, a message or...
errants
11
8
ERRANT, a knight err...
erratas
11
7
ERRATA, a list of pr...
erratic
15
10
wandering, also ERRA...
erratum
13
11
an error in writing...
errhine
13
10
an obsolete medicine...
errings
13
10
ERRING, the act of e...
eructed
15
12
ERUCT, to belch out,...
erudite
12
9
learned [adj ERUDITE...
erupted
14
12
ERUPT, to break out...
eryngos
18
12
ERYNGO, a plant of t...
escalop
17
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to bake in a scallop...
escaped
16
14
ESCAPE, to free ones...
escapee
15
13
a person who has esc...
escaper
16
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one that escapes [n...
escapes
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ESCAPE, to free ones...
escarps
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ESCARP, to cause to...
eschars
17
12
ESCHAR, a slough of...
escheat
16
12
the reversion of pro...
eschews
20
15
ESCHEW, to avoid [v]
escolar
15
11
an Atlantic fish of...
escorts
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ESCORT, to accompany...
escoted
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ESCOT, (Shakespeare)...
escribe
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to construct a circl...
escrocs
18
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ESCROC, (French) a s...
escroll
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a heraldic scroll, a...
escrols
16
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ESCROL, a heraldic s...
escrows
18
13
ESCROW, to place a d...
escuage
15
13
a tax exacted by a f...
escudos
15
12
ESCUDO, a monetary u...
eserine
10
8
an alkaloid found in...
esloins
12
9
ESLOIN, to remove to...
esloyne
17
11
to remove to a dista...
esotery
17
9
secret doctrine [n E...
espadas
13
11
ESPADA, (Spanish) a...
espanol
13
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(Spanish) a native o...
esparto
13
10
a tough, wiry grass,...
espials
15
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ESPIAL, a scout or s...
espiers
14
10
ESPIER, someone who...
espoirs
14
10
ESPOIR, (French) a c...
espouse
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11
to make a mutual pro...
esprits
15
10
ESPRIT, (French) spi...
espying
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ESPY, to catch sight...
esquire
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a squire or shield-b...
essayed
17
10
ESSAY, to attempt [v...
essayer
17
9
one who essays [n -S...
essence
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11
a fundamental nature...
essives
14
11
ESSIVE, a grammatica...
essoins
11
8
ESSOIN [n]
essoyne
16
10
an excuse for not ap...
estated
11
8
ESTATE, to bestow la...
estates
11
7
ESTATE, to bestow la...
esteems
12
10
ESTEEM, to have a hi...
esthete
13
9
a person who loves b...
estival
15
12
of or relating to su...
estoile
12
8
(French) in heraldry...
estover
13
11
a common right to co...
estrade
11
8
a low platform [n -S...
estrays
18
9
ESTRAY, to stray [v]
estreat
11
7
to extract from the...
estrepe
13
10
to create waste as a...
estrich
18
12
(obsolete) an ostric...
estrins
12
8
ESTRIN, an estrogen,...
estriol
13
8
an estrogen, also OE...
estrone
10
8
an estrogen, also ES...
estrous
12
8
pertaining to estrus...
estrual
13
9
pertaining to estrus...
estrums
14
11
ESTRUM, the period o...
estuary
18
10
the tidal mouth of a...
etacism
16
13
the pronunciation of...
etaerio
10
7
an aggregated fruit...
etagere
11
9
(French) a display s...
etalage
12
10
(French) a display,...
etalons
11
9
ETALON, a device use...
etamine
11
11
(French) a loosely w...
etamins
12
11
ETAMIN, a loosely wo...
etatism
13
10
extreme state contro...
etatist
12
7
relating to etatism,...
etchant
16
13
an acid used in etch...
etchers
17
12
ETCHER, one who etch...
etching
18
15
an etched design [n...
eternal
11
9
everlasting, also ET...
etesian
10
8
a NW wind that recur...
ethanal
13
11
another name for ace...
ethanes
12
10
ETHANE, a gaseous hy...
ethanol
13
11
ethyl alcohol [n -S]
ethenes
12
10
ETHENE, a flammable...
etheric
17
12
like a spirit, also...
ethical
18
13
a drug sold by presc...
ethinyl
21
13
a univalent chemical...
ethions
13
10
ETHION, a pesticide...
ethiops
16
12
an old name for vari...
ethmoid
15
13
a square bone at the...
ethnics
17
13
ETHNIC, a member of...
ethoses
13
9
ETHOS, the fundament...
ethoxyl
27
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a univalent chemical...
ethylic
25
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pertaining to, deriv...
ethynes
19
12
ETHYNE, a colourless...
ethynyl
27
15
a univalent chemical...
etiolin
12
9
a yellow pigment in...
etoiles
12
8
ETOILE, (French) in...
etourdi
12
9
(French) foolish, th...
etrenne
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9
(French) a New Year'...
etriers
12
7
ETRIER, (French) a s...
ettling
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11
ETTLE, (Scots) to in...
etymons
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13
ETYMON, the true ori...
eucaine
13
12
an anaesthetic safer...
eucains
14
12
EUCAIN, an anaesthet...
euchred
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EUCHRE, to prevent f...
euchres
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13
EUCHRE, to prevent f...
euclase
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12
a mineral, hydrated...
eucrite
15
11
a gabbroitic rock co...
eudemon
11
13
(Greek) a benevolent...
eugarie
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10
(Native Australian)...
eugenia
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a genus of myrtaceou...
eugenic
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relating to genetic...
eugenol
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an aromatic liquid [...
euglena
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12
a photosynthesizing,...
eulogia
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11
(Latin) a blessing;...
eumongs
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EUMONG, an Australia...
eumungs
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EUMUNG, an Australia...
eunuchs
17
15
EUNUCH, a castrated...
euouaes
10
9
EUOUAE, a name for a...
eupepsy
22
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a good digestion, al...
euphons
15
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EUPHON, a type of gl...
euphony
21
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an agreeable sound,...
euphory
22
15
elation, also EUPHOR...
euphroe
15
13
a wooden block used...
euploid
15
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having a chromosome...
eupneas
12
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EUPNEA, normal breat...
eupneic
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relating to eupnea,...
eupnoea
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normal breathing, al...
eurekas
12
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EUREKA, a brilliant...
euripus
15
12
a sea channel with s...
europop
15
14
a form of simple yet...
euryoky
25
16
organisms living und...
eustacy
21
13
a worldwide change i...
eustasy
18
10
a worldwide change i...
eustele
12
9
when a plant's vascu...
eustyle
19
11
a colonnade with clo...
eutaxia
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the property of bein...
eutexia
17
15
the property of bein...
eutropy
20
13
variation of crystal...
evacuee
15
15
one who is evacuated...
evaders
13
12
EVADER, one that eva...
evading
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15
EVADE, to escape or...
evangel
14
15
good news; announcem...
evanish
15
14
to vanish [v -ED, -I...
evasion
12
12
the act of evading [...
evasive
15
15
tending to evade [ad...
evejars
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EVEJAR, (dialect) th...
eveners
12
12
EVENER, something or...
evenest
12
12
EVEN, smooth and lev...
evening
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15
the latter part of d...
evented
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13
EVENT, to take part...
eventer
12
12
a horse which is tra...
evernet
12
12
a hypothetical form...
everted
13
12
EVERT, to turn insid...
evertor
13
11
a muscle that turns...
evicted
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15
EVICT, to dispossess...
evictee
16
14
one who is evicted [...
evictor
17
14
one who evicts [n -S...
evident
13
13
clear [adj EVIDENTLY...
evilest
15
12
EVIL, morally bad [a...
eviller
16
13
EVIL, morally bad [a...
evinced
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16
EVINCE, to show clea...
evinces
16
15
EVINCE, to show clea...
evirate
13
11
to castrate; to make...
evitate
13
11
to avoid, also EVITE...
eviting
15
14
EVITE, to avoid, als...
evocate
15
14
to evoke [v EVOCATED...
evokers
14
15
EVOKER, one who evok...
evoking
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18
EVOKE, to call forth...
evolues
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13
EVOLUE, a primitive...
evolute
14
13
to develop by evolut...
evolved
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EVOLVE, to develop [...
evolver
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one who evolves [n -...
evolves
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EVOLVE, to develop [...
evovaes
14
15
EVOVAE, a name for a...
evulsed
15
14
EVULSE, to pluck out...
evulses
15
13
EVULSE, to pluck out...
evzones
15
21
EVZONE, (Modern Gree...
exabyte
25
19
a very large unit of...
exactas
20
17
EXACTA, a type of ho...
exacted
20
18
EXACT, to demand [v]
exacter
20
17
one that exacts, als...
exactly
28
20
EXACT, precise [adv]
exactor
20
17
one that exacts, als...
exacums
22
21
EXACUM, any plant of...
exalted
18
16
EXALT, to place in a...
exalter
18
15
one who exalts or ra...
examens
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18
EXAMEN, a critical s...
examine
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18
to inspect [v EXAMIN...
example
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21
to illustrate, show...
exapted
19
18
utilized for a funct...
exarate
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14
of a pupa, having th...
exarchs
23
19
EXARCH, a Byzantine...
exarchy
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the domain of an exa...
excambs
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EXCAMB, (Scots) in S...
exceeds
20
18
EXCEED, to go beyond...
excepts
23
20
EXCEPT, to exclude,...
excerpt
23
20
to pick out a passag...
excheat
22
19
(Spenser) property t...
excided
21
19
EXCIDE, (archaic) to...
excides
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18
EXCIDE, (archaic) to...
excimer
22
20
a dimer above the gr...
exciple
24
21
a rim around the hym...
excised
21
18
EXCISE, to cut off o...
excises
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EXCISE, to cut off o...
excited
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18
EXCITE, to arouse th...
exciter
21
17
one that excites, al...
excites
21
17
EXCITE, to arouse th...
exciton
20
18
a combination of exc...
excitor
21
17
one that excites, al...
exclaim
23
21
to cry out in surpri...
exclave
23
22
a portion of a count...
exclude
22
20
to shut out [v EXCLU...
excreta
20
17
waste discharged fro...
excrete
20
17
to discharge or ejec...
excudit
22
19
(Latin) used in art...
excurse
21
18
(archaic) to digress...
excusal
22
19
an acceptance of an...
excused
21
19
EXCUSE, to free from...
excuser
21
18
one who excuses [n -...
excuses
21
18
EXCUSE, to free from...
execute
20
18
to perform or carry...
exedrae
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15
EXEDRA, a curved ben...
exedras
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15
EXEDRA, a curved ben...
exeemed
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18
EXEEM, to release or...
exegete
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16
one versed in the sc...
exeming
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EXEME, to release or...
exempla
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21
EXEMPLUM, (Latin) a...
exemple
21
21
(French) an example...
exempts
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20
EXEMPT, to free from...
exergue
18
17
(French) a space on...
exerted
17
15
EXERT, to make an ef...
exhaled
20
18
EXHALE, to breathe o...
exhales
20
17
EXHALE, to breathe o...
exhaust
20
17
to use the whole str...
exhedra
19
17
(Latin) a semicircul...
exhibit
23
19
to display publicly...
exhorts
20
16
EXHORT, to admonish...
exhumed
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21
EXHUME, to dig out f...
exhumer
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20
someone who exhumes...
exhumes
21
20
EXHUME, to dig out f...
exigent
18
17
exacting; urgent [ad...
exilers
19
15
EXILER, one who exil...
exilian
18
16
pertaining to exile...
exiling
20
18
EXILE, to banish fro...
exility
26
17
(obsolete) slenderne...
existed
18
15
EXIST, to have actua...
exiting
19
17
EXIT, to go out [v]
exocarp
22
20
the outer portion of...
exoderm
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the external layer o...
exodist
18
15
a person who goes ou...
exogamy
25
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marriage outside a p...
exogens
17
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EXOGEN, a plant whic...
exomion
17
18
a Roman sleeveless g...
exonyms
24
20
EXONYM, a name for a...
exopods
19
18
EXOPOD, the outer br...
exordia
17
15
EXORDIUM, a beginnin...
exosmic
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20
relating to exosmose...
exotica
20
17
things excitingly di...
exotics
21
17
EXOTIC, something fr...
exotism
19
17
something exotic [n...
expands
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EXPAND, to increase...
expanse
18
18
a wide area or exten...
expects
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20
EXPECT, to anticipat...
expends
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EXPEND, to consume i...
expense
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to charge with costs...
experts
20
17
EXPERT, (Spenser) to...
expiate
19
17
to make complete ato...
expired
20
18
EXPIRE, to come to a...
expirer
20
17
one who expires [n -...
expires
20
17
EXPIRE, to come to a...
explain
20
19
to make clear and un...
explant
20
19
to transfer living t...
explode
20
19
to blow up [v EXPLOD...
exploit
21
18
to take advantage of...
explore
20
18
to examine thoroughl...
exports
20
17
EXPORT, to send good...
exposal
20
18
exposure [n -S]
exposed
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18
EXPOSE, to lay open...
exposer
19
17
one who exposes [n -...
exposes
19
17
EXPOSE, to lay open...
exposit
20
17
to expound [v -ED, -...
expound
19
20
to explain in detail...
express
20
17
explicit, clearly st...
expugns
21
21
EXPUGN, to take by s...
expulse
21
19
(obsolete) to expel...
expunct
23
22
(archaic) to expunge...
expunge
20
21
to delete [v EXPUNGE...
expurge
21
20
to purge away [v EXP...
exscind
21
19
to cut out [v -ED, -...
exsects
21
17
EXSECT, to cut out [...
exserts
18
14
EXSERT, to protrude...
extatic
21
17
ecstatic [adj]
extends
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EXTEND, to stretch o...
extense
16
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(obsolete) an extent...
extents
17
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EXTENT, the range ov...
externe
16
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an officer in attend...
externs
17
15
EXTERN, an officer i...
extinct
21
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to extinguish [v -ED...
extines
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EXTINE, the outer la...
extirps
21
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EXTIRP, to root out...
extolls
20
16
EXTOLL, to praise hi...
extorts
18
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EXTORT, to obtain so...
extract
21
17
to draw out by force...
extrait
18
14
(French) an extract...
extreat
17
14
(Spenser) to extract...
extrema
18
17
EXTREMUM, (Latin) a...
extreme
18
17
the highest degree [...
extropy
26
19
the prediction that...
extrude
18
16
to force or urge out...
exudate
17
16
an exuded substance...
exuding
19
19
EXUDE, to ooze forth...
exulled
20
18
EXUL, (Spenser) to e...
exulted
19
17
EXULT, to rejoice gr...
exurban
19
19
relating to an exurb...
exurbia
20
18
exurbs collectively...
exuviae
19
19
cast-off skins, shel...
exuvial
21
20
of or pertaining to...
exuvium
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the moulted covering...
eyalets
18
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EYALET, (Turkish) a...
eyasses
17
9
EYASS, an untrained...
eyeable
19
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able to be eyed [adj...
eyeball
21
14
to look closely at [...
eyebank
19
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a bank of corneas fo...
eyebars
19
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EYEBAR, a metal bar...
eyebath
21
14
a small vessel for w...
eyebeam
19
15
a glance [n -S]
eyebolt
20
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a bolt with a looped...
eyebrow
22
15
the hairy arch above...
eyecups
23
16
EYECUP, a cup used f...
eyefold
20
14
a fold of skin of th...
eyefuls
21
14
EYEFUL, a complete v...
eyehole
19
12
a circular opening t...
eyehook
19
15
a hook or ring on th...
eyelash
20
12
a hair growing on th...
eyeless
18
10
without eyes [adj]
eyelets
18
10
EYELET, to make a sm...
eyeliad
18
11
an amorous glance, a...
eyelids
19
11
EYELID, a fold of sk...
eyelift
21
13
cosmetic surgery for...
eyelike
19
14
like an eye [adj]
eyeshot
19
11
the range of the eye...
eyesome
17
12
pleasant to look at...
eyesore
16
9
something unpleasant...
eyespot
19
12
a spot like an eye;...
eyewash
22
14
an eye lotion [n -ES...
eyewear
19
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corrective eye lense...
eyewink
21
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(Shakespeare) a wink...
eyliads
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EYLIAD, an amorous g...
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