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habdabs
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a state of extreme n...
habitan
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(French) a French na...
habitat
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the natural environm...
habited
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HABIT, to clothe [v]
habitue
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(French) one who hab...
habitus
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(Latin) the characte...
haboobs
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HABOOB, a violent du...
hachure
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to make a hatching o...
hackbut
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(historical) a harqu...
hackees
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HACKEE, the chipmunk...
hackers
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HACKER, one that hac...
hackery
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an ox-drawn cart for...
hackies
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HACKIE, a taxicab dr...
hacking
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horseback riding [n...
hackled
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HACKLE, to comb with...
hackler
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a device for hacklin...
hackles
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HACKLE, to comb with...
hacklet
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the kittiwake or she...
hackman
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the driver of a hack...
hackmen
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HACKMAN, the driver...
hackney
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a four-wheeled two-h...
hacksaw
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to cut with a type o...
hadarim
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HEDER, (Hebrew) a Je...
hadaway
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an interjection urgi...
haddest
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(archaic) 2nd person...
haddies
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HADDIE, (Scots) a ha...
hadding
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HAD, (Scots) to hold...
haddock
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a North Atlantic foo...
hadedah
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(South African) a la...
hadiths
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HADITH, a record of...
hadjees
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HADJEE, a person who...
hadrome
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the conducting tissu...
hadrons
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HADRON, one of a cla...
haemins
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HAEMIN, the red, cry...
haemoid
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pertaining to the bl...
haemony
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a plant which could...
haffets
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HAFFET, (Scots) the...
haffits
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HAFFIT, (Scots) the...
hafflin
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(Scots) a half-grown...
hafizes
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HAFIZ, a Muslim who...
hafnium
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a metallic element [...
haftara
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a Biblical selection...
hafters
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HAFTER, a caviler, a...
hafting
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HAFT, to set in a ha...
hagadic
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(Hebrew) relating to...
hagbolt
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a sea bird, the grea...
hagborn
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born of a witch [adj...
hagbush
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a large tree [n -ES]
hagbuts
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HAGBUT, (historical)...
hagdens
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HAGDEN, a sea bird,...
hagdons
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HAGDON, a sea bird,...
hagdown
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a sea bird, the grea...
hagfish
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a scavenging fish wh...
haggada
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(Hebrew) the homilet...
haggard
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an adult hawk [n -S]
hagging
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HAG, (Scots) to hack...
haggish
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resembling a hag [ad...
haggled
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HAGGLE, to bargain [...
haggler
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one who haggles [n -...
haggles
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HAGGLE, to bargain [...
haglets
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HAGLET, the kittiwak...
haglike
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like a hag [adj]
hagride
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to drive as though p...
hagrode
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12
HAGRIDE, to drive as...
hahnium
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an artificially prod...
haiduks
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HAIDUK, a brigand, a...
hailers
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HAILER, one that hai...
hailier
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10
HAILY, with hail fal...
hailing
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HAIL, to greet [v]
haimish
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homelike, also HEIMI...
haining
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an enclosure [n -S]
haiques
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HAIQUE, an Arab head...
haircap
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a hat [n -S]
haircut
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a cutting of the hai...
hairdos
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HAIRDO, a style of w...
hairier
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HAIRY, covered with...
hairifs
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HAIRIF, the plant cl...
hairily
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HAIRY [adv]
hairing
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HAIR, to free from h...
hairnet
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a net worn to keep t...
hairpin
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a hair fastener [n -...
hairsts
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HAIRST, to gather in...
hajjahs
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HAJJAH, a Muslim wom...
hakaris
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HAKARI, a ritual fea...
hakeems
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HAKEEM, a Muslim phy...
halacha
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the legal part of th...
halakah
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the legal part of th...
halakha
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the legal part of th...
halakic
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pertaining to the ha...
halalah
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13
a Saudi Arabian coin...
halalas
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HALALA, a Saudi Arab...
halavah
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a sweetmeat, orig Tu...
halberd
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an ancient axelike w...
halbert
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an ancient axelike w...
halcyon
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a mythical bird that...
halflin
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a half-grown person,...
halfway
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being in the middle...
halfwit
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an idiot [n -S]
halibut
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a kind of large flat...
halides
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HALIDE, a compound o...
halidom
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(archaic) holiness,...
haliers
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HALIER, a former mon...
halimot
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an erroneous form of...
halites
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HALITE, a native sal...
halitus
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an exhalation [n -ES...
hallahs
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HALLAH, (Hebrew) a l...
hallali
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a bugle-call [n -S]
hallals
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HALLAL, to slaughter...
hallans
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HALLAN, (Scots) a pa...
hallels
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HALLEL, (Hebrew) a h...
hallian
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(Scots) a lout or la...
halling
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a Norwegian country...
hallion
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(Scots) a lout or la...
halloas
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HALLOA, to shout out...
halloed
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HALLO, to shout out...
halloes
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HALLO, to shout out...
halloos
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HALLOO, to shout out...
halloth
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HALLAH, (Hebrew) a l...
hallows
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HALLOW, to make holy...
hallway
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a hall or corridor [...
hallyon
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14
(Scots) a lout or la...
halogen
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any of the group of...
haloids
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HALOID, a compound o...
haloing
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HALO, to form a ring...
haloumi
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a Greek dish of goat...
halsers
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HALSER, a large rope...
halsing
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HALSE, to embrace, a...
haltere
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the rudimentary hind...
halters
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HALTER, to put restr...
halting
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stopping [adj HALTIN...
halvahs
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HALVAH, a Turkish co...
halvers
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HALVER, (Scots) a ha...
halving
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the act of dividing...
halyard
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a line used to hoist...
hamadas
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HAMADA, a desert pla...
hamates
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HAMATE, the wrist bo...
hamatsa
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a dance inspired by...
hamauls
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HAMAUL, a porter in...
hambled
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HAMBLE, to mutilate...
hambles
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HAMBLE, to mutilate...
hambone
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to overact, also HAM...
hamburg
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a patty of ground be...
hamfats
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HAMFAT, an amateuris...
hamlets
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HAMLET, a small town...
hammada
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a desert plateau of...
hammals
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HAMMAL, a porter in...
hammams
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HAMMAM, a Turkish ba...
hammers
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HAMMER, to strike re...
hammier
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HAMMY, overly theatr...
hammily
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HAMMY, overly theatr...
hamming
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HAM, to overact, als...
hammock
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a hanging cot [n -S]
hampers
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HAMPER, to hinder, o...
hamster
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a small rodent with...
hamular
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relating to a small...
hamulus
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a small hook [n HAMU...
hamzahs
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HAMZAH, an Arab diac...
hanaper
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a wicker receptacle...
hanched
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HANCH, (Scots) to sn...
hanches
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HANCH, (Scots) to sn...
handaxe
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a stone axe shaped t...
handbag
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a bag for small arti...
handcar
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a hand-operated rail...
handers
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HANDER, one who hand...
handfed
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HANDFEED, to feed wi...
handful
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as much as the hand...
handgun
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a gun that can be he...
handier
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HANDY, convenient [a...
handily
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HANDY, convenient [a...
handing
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HAND, to present wit...
handism
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discrimination again...
handjar
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a Persian dagger, al...
handjob
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an act of manually s...
handled
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HANDLE, to touch wit...
handler
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one who handles [n -...
handles
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HANDLE, to touch wit...
handoff
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the act of pushing o...
handout
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something given out...
handsaw
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a saw used manually...
handsel
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to give a good luck...
handset
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a device for e.g. op...
hangars
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HANGAR, to place in...
hangdog
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a contemptible perso...
hangers
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HANGER, a wood on a...
hanging
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execution by strangl...
hangman
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an executioner [n HA...
hangmen
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HANGMAN, an executio...
hangout
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(colloquial) a place...
hangtag
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a type of tag used c...
hangups
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HANGUP, an inhibitio...
hanjars
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HANJAR, a Persian da...
hankers
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HANKER, to long for...
hankies
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HANKY, (colloquial)...
hanking
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HANK, to catch, as o...
hansels
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HANSEL, to give a go...
hansoms
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HANSOM, a light two-...
hanting
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HANT, to haunt [v]
hantles
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HANTLE, (Scots) a lo...
hanuman
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an East Indian monke...
hapaxes
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HAPAX, (Greek) a wor...
hapkido
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a Korean martial art...
hapless
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luckless [adj HAPLES...
haplite
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a fine-grained, ligh...
haploid
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a cell having only o...
haplont
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an organism with a p...
happens
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HAPPEN, to occur [v]
happied
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HAPPY, to make conte...
happier
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HAPPY, marked by joy...
happies
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HAPPY, to make conte...
happily
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HAPPY, marked by joy...
happing
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HAP, to happen by ch...
haptene
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a substance similar...
haptens
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HAPTEN, a substance...
haptics
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the science of study...
hapukas
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HAPUKA, (Maori) the...
hapukus
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HAPUKU, (Maori) the...
haramda
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(India) an illegitim...
haramdi
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(India) an illegitim...
harbors
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HARBOR, to shelter,...
harbour
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to shelter, also HAR...
hardass
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10
someone who sticks r...
hardbag
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a rigid container on...
hardens
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HARDEN, to make hard...
hardest
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HARD, firm and unyie...
hardhat
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a protective helmet...
hardier
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HARDY, very sturdy [...
hardies
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HARDY, a blacksmith'...
hardily
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HARDY, very sturdy [...
hardish
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somewhat hard [adj]
hardman
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a tough, ruthless ma...
hardmen
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HARDMAN, a tough, ru...
hardoke
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(Shakespeare) an uni...
hardpan
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14
a layer of hard subs...
hardset
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beset by difficulty...
hardtop
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a rigid roof on a mo...
hareems
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HAREEM, a women's qu...
harelds
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HARELD, a North Amer...
harelip
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a deformity of the u...
hariana
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a breed of Indian ca...
haricot
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a kind of bean or pe...
harijan
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in India, a member o...
hariras
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HARIRA, a kind of Mo...
harissa
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9
a hot paste made fro...
harkens
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HARKEN, to listen, a...
harking
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HARK, to listen, als...
harling
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a scraping or small...
harlots
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HARLOT, a prostitute...
harmala
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an African bean plan...
harmans
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HARMAN, in thieves'...
harmels
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HARMEL, an African b...
harmers
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HARMER, one who harm...
harmful
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capable of harming [...
harmine
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an alkaloid derived...
harming
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HARM, to injure [v]
harmins
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13
HARMIN, an alkaloid...
harmony
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agreement [n HARMONI...
harmost
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12
a Spartan governor o...
harness
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10
to equip with gear [...
haroset
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9
(Hebrew) a condiment...
harpers
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HARPER, one who play...
harpies
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HARPY, a shrewish pe...
harping
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a wooden plank used...
harpins
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HARPIN, a wooden pla...
harpist
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one who plays the ha...
harpoon
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to strike with a bar...
harried
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HARRY, to plunder, r...
harrier
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a medium-sized scent...
harries
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HARRY, to plunder, r...
harrows
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HARROW, to break up...
harshed
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HARSH, to cause (a s...
harshen
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to make harsh [v -ED...
harsher
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HARSH, severe [adj]
harshes
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HARSH, to cause (a s...
harshly
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HARSH, severe [adv]
harslet
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10
a pressed meat made...
hartals
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HARTAL, in India, a...
hartely
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(Spenser) heartily,...
hartens
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10
HARTEN, to give cour...
harumph
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to clear one's throa...
harvest
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to gather in a crop,...
hasbian
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a former lesbian who...
hashier
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HASHY, thrown togeth...
hashing
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the process of conve...
hashish
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(Arabic) the leaves,...
hashtag
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a word or name prece...
haslets
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HASLET, a pressed me...
hasping
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HASP, to fasten with...
hassars
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9
HASSAR, a kind of So...
hassels
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HASSEL, an argument,...
hassium
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a radioactive elemen...
hassled
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HASSLE, to harass [v...
hassles
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HASSLE, to harass [v...
hassock
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16
a kneeling cushion i...
hastate
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9
spear-shaped, also H...
hastens
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10
HASTEN, to urry, als...
hastier
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9
HASTY, speedy [adj]
hastily
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HASTY, speedy [adv]
hasting
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12
HASTE, to hurry, als...
hatable
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capable of being, or...
hatband
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14
a band worn on a hat...
hatched
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15
HATCH, to bring fort...
hatchel
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15
to separate flax fib...
hatcher
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14
one who hatches [n -...
hatches
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HATCH, to bring fort...
hatchet
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14
a small axe for use...
hateful
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detestable [adj HATE...
hatfuls
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14
HATFUL, as much as a...
hatless
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10
without a hat [adj]
hatlike
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resembling a hat [ad...
hatpegs
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HATPEG, a peg on whi...
hatpins
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HATPIN, a pin for se...
hatrack
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a board with pegs fo...
hatreds
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10
HATRED, an intense d...
hatsful
18
14
HATFUL, as much as a...
hatters
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9
HATTER, to trouble,...
hatting
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material for hats [n...
hattock
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(Scots) a little hat...
hauberk
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a tunic-like coat of...
haubois
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a large kind of stra...
hauding
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HAUD, (Scots) to hol...
haughty
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arrogant [adj HAUGHT...
haulage
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the act of hauling [...
haulers
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HAULER, one who haul...
haulier
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a person or firm emp...
hauling
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the act of dragging...
haulout
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12
the action of haulin...
haunted
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HAUNT, to visit freq...
haunter
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one who haunts [n -S...
hausens
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11
HAUSEN, (German) a l...
hausing
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HAUSE, (archaic) to...
hautboy
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(archaic) an old nam...
hautest
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10
HAUT, (French) high;...
hauteur
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(French) haughtiness...
hauynes
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HAUYNE, a blue miner...
havarti
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a semisoft Danish ch...
havened
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HAVEN, to shelter [v...
haveour
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(obsolete) behaviour...
havered
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HAVER, to hem and ha...
haverel
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(Scots) a foolish pe...
havings
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HAVING, possession [...
haviors
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HAVIOR, (obsolete) b...
haviour
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(obsolete) behaviour...
hawalas
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HAWALA, a type of fi...
hawbuck
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a bumpkin [n -S]
hawkbit
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19
a flower of the dand...
hawkers
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HAWKER, a peddler [n...
hawkeys
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18
HAWKEY, harvest-home...
hawkies
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HAWKIE, a cow with a...
hawking
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19
falconry [n -S]
hawkish
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18
like a hawk, warlike...
hawming
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HAWM, to lounge abou...
hawsers
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HAWSER, a large rope...
hawsing
18
15
HAWSE, to salute, gr...
hayband
21
16
a rope of twisted ha...
haycock
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a conical pile of ha...
hayfork
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a tool for pitching...
hayiest
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11
HAYEY, like hay [adj...
hayings
21
14
HAYING, the season f...
haylage
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a type of hay [n -S]
hayloft
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a loft for storing h...
haymows
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HAYMOW, a mow or mas...
hayrack
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18
a frame used in haul...
hayrake
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15
a large rake for col...
hayrick
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18
a haystack [n -S]
hayride
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a pleasure ride in a...
hayseed
19
12
a country bumpkin [n...
haysels
21
12
HAYSEL, the haymakin...
hayward
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15
a parish officer in...
haywire
23
14
wire used in baling...
hazanim
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22
HAZAN, (Hebrew) a ca...
hazards
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19
HAZARD, to venture [...
hazelly
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22
of the color of the...
haziest
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18
HAZY, like a haze, u...
hazings
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21
HAZING, an attempt t...
hazmats
18
21
HAZMAT, hazardous ma...
hazzans
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HAZZAN, (Hebrew) a c...
headage
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12
a subsidy payable to...
headend
12
12
a facility that rece...
headers
13
10
HEADER, a dive head...
headful
17
15
the contents of a he...
headier
13
10
HEADY, intoxicating...
headily
21
13
HEADY, intoxicating...
heading
14
13
a title [n -S]
headman
13
14
a foreman [n HEADMEN...
headmen
13
14
HEADMAN, a foreman [...
headpin
15
14
a bowling pin [n -S]
headrig
15
12
(Scots) a headland i...
headset
13
10
a set of headphones...
headway
22
15
forward movement [n...
healded
14
12
HEALD, (obsolete) to...
healees
13
10
HEALEE, someone who...
healers
14
10
HEALER, one that hea...
healing
15
13
curative [adj HEALIN...
healths
17
12
HEALTH, sound physic...
healthy
23
14
wholesome [adj HEALT...
heapers
15
12
HEAPER, one who heap...
heapier
15
12
HEAPY, full of heaps...
heaping
16
15
HEAP, to pile up [v]
hearers
13
9
HEARER, one that hea...
hearing
14
12
a preliminary examin...
hearken
13
14
to listen to, also H...
hearsay
19
11
secondhand informati...
hearsed
13
10
HEARSE, to transport...
hearses
13
9
HEARSE, to transport...
hearted
13
10
HEART, to hearten, e...
hearten
12
10
to give courage to,...
hearths
16
11
HEARTH, the floor of...
heartly
21
12
HEART [adv]
heastes
13
9
HEASTE, (Spenser) be...
heaters
13
9
HEATER, an apparatus...
heathen
14
12
an uncivilized perso...
heather
15
11
a common low-growing...
heating
14
12
the provision of hea...
heaumes
14
13
HEAUME, (archaic) a...
heavens
14
14
HEAVEN, the sky [n]
heavers
15
13
HEAVER, one who heav...
heavier
15
13
HEAVY, of great weig...
heavies
15
13
HEAVY, a large stron...
heavily
23
16
HEAVY, of great weig...
heaving
16
16
turmoil of waves [n...
hebenon
13
14
anything with a pois...
hebetic
19
15
of or pertaining to...
hebonas
14
13
HEBONA, anything wit...
heckled
19
18
HECKLE, to harass a...
heckler
19
17
one that heckles [n...
heckles
19
17
HECKLE, to harass a...
heckuva
20
21
a heck of a [adj]
hectare
16
12
a measure of area, 1...
hectics
21
15
HECTIC, a hectic fev...
hectors
17
12
HECTOR, to intimidat...
hedarim
15
13
HEDER, (Hebrew) a Je...
heddled
15
13
HEDDLE, to draw thre...
heddles
15
12
HEDDLE, to draw thre...
hederal
14
11
pertaining to a part...
hederas
13
10
HEDERA, (Latin) ivy...
hedgers
15
12
HEDGER, one that hed...
hedgier
15
12
HEDGY, abounding in...
hedging
16
15
the work of a hedger...
hedonic
16
14
pertaining to pleasu...
heeders
13
10
HEEDER, one who heed...
heedful
17
15
paying close attenti...
heedier
13
10
HEEDY, (Spenser) hee...
heeding
14
13
HEED, to pay attenti...
heehaws
18
14
HEEHAW, to bray like...
heelbar
16
13
a shop or counter wh...
heelers
14
10
HEELER, a dog that h...
heeling
15
13
the act of inclining...
heeltap
16
13
a small amount of li...
heezies
16
18
HEEZIE, (Scots) a li...
heezing
17
21
HEEZE, (Scots) to li...
hefters
16
12
HEFTER, one who heft...
heftier
16
12
HEFTY, big of build...
heftily
24
15
HEFTY, big of build...
hefting
17
15
HEFT, to lift up, fe...
hegaris
15
11
HEGARI, a kind of so...
hegemon
14
15
a political state ha...
hegiras
15
11
HEGIRA, the flight o...
hegumen
15
16
the head of a monast...
heifers
16
12
HEIFER, a young cow...
heighth
20
15
(archaic) height, al...
heights
18
13
HEIGHT, the highest...
heiling
16
13
HEIL, to salute [v]
heimish
18
14
(German) homelike, a...
heinies
13
10
HEINIE, the buttocks...
heinous
13
11
very wicked [adj HEI...
heirdom
15
13
the state of an heir...
heiress
14
9
a female inheritor [...
heiring
15
12
HEIR, to inherit [v]
heisted
14
10
HEIST, to steal, rob...
heister
14
9
one who heists, carr...
heitiki
16
13
(Maori) a neck ornam...
hejiras
16
18
HEJIRA, (Arabic) the...
hektare
14
13
a measure of area, 1...
helcoid
18
14
(Greek) ulcerous [ad...
heliast
15
10
an Athenian judge [n...
helibus
18
14
a scheduled helicopt...
helical
19
14
shaped like a helix...
helices
18
13
HELIX, something spi...
helicon
17
14
a large circular bra...
heliman
15
14
a helicopter operato...
helimen
15
14
HELIMAN, a helicopte...
helipad
17
14
a landing pad for he...
heliski
17
14
to ski down mountain...
heliums
17
14
HELIUM, a gaseous el...
helixes
21
17
HELIX, something spi...
hellbox
24
21
a printer's receptac...
hellcat
19
14
a spiteful or furiou...
helleri
16
11
a tropical fish [n H...
hellers
16
11
HELLER, a Czech mone...
hellery
22
13
rough play [n HELLER...
hellier
16
11
a slater, a tiler, a...
helling
17
14
HELL, to hide, conce...
hellion
15
12
a troublesome person...
hellish
19
13
horrible [adj HELLIS...
helloed
15
12
HELLO, to shout out...
helloes
15
11
HELLO, to shout out...
hellova
17
15
hell of a, also HELL...
helluva
18
16
hell of a, also HELL...
helmers
16
13
HELMER, a film direc...
helmets
16
13
HELMET, to supply wi...
helming
17
16
HELM, to steer a shi...
helotry
21
12
slavery or serfdom,...
helpers
17
13
HELPER, one who help...
helpful
21
18
giving help [adj HEL...
helping
18
16
a portion of food [n...
helving
18
17
HELVE, to provide wi...
hemagog
16
16
an agent that promot...
hematal
15
13
pertaining to the bl...
hematic
18
15
a medicine for a blo...
hematin
14
13
a compound of hemogl...
heminas
14
13
HEMINA, (obsolete) a...
hemiola
15
13
in mediaeval music,...
hemione
13
13
an Asiatic wild ass,...
hemipod
17
16
the button quail, al...
hemline
15
14
the bottom edge of a...
hemlock
20
20
a highly poisonous u...
hemmers
16
15
HEMMER, one who, or...
hemming
17
18
HEM, to provide with...
hempier
17
15
HEMPIE [adj]
hempies
17
15
HEMPY, a rogue, a to...
henbane
13
14
a plant of the night...
henbits
16
13
HENBIT, either of tw...
hencoop
17
16
an enclosure in whic...
hending
14
14
HEND, (obsolete) to...
henleys
20
13
HENLEY, a type of sw...
henlike
15
15
like a hen [adj]
hennaed
11
12
HENNA, to dye with a...
henners
12
11
HENNER, (Scots) a ch...
hennery
18
13
a poultry farm [n HE...
hennier
12
11
HENNY, hen-like [adj...
hennies
12
11
HENNY, a hen-like co...
henning
13
14
HEN, to lose courage...
hennins
12
12
HENNIN, a steeple-ha...
hennish
15
13
like a hen [adj HENN...
henotic
16
13
tending to unify [ad...
henpeck
19
20
to dominate by naggi...
henries
13
10
HENRY, a unit of ind...
henting
14
13
HENT, (obsolete) to...
heparin
15
13
a complex substance...
hepatic
19
15
pertaining to or act...
hepcats
19
15
HEPCAT, (slang) a ja...
heppest
18
15
HEP, well abreast of...
hepster
16
12
(slang) one who is h...
heptads
16
13
HEPTAD, a group of s...
heptane
14
13
a saturated hydrocar...
heptose
15
12
any monosaccharide s...
heralds
15
11
HERALD, to proclaim,...
herbage
16
14
herbs collectively [...
herbals
17
13
HERBAL, a book about...
herbars
16
12
HERBAR, (Spenser) a...
herbary
22
14
a garden of herbs [n...
herbier
16
12
HERBY, abounding wit...
herbist
17
12
a person who practis...
herblet
17
13
(Shakespeare) a smal...
herbose
15
12
abounding with herbs...
herbous
16
13
abounding with herbs...
herdboy
22
15
a boy who acts as a...
herdens
13
11
HERDEN, a coarse fab...
herders
14
10
HERDER, one who tend...
herdess
14
10
a female keeper of a...
herdics
18
13
HERDIC, a low-hung c...
herding
15
13
the act of forming i...
herdman
14
14
a keeper of a herd,...
herdmen
14
14
HERDMAN, a keeper of...
heredes
13
10
HERES, (Latin) an he...
heretic
17
12
pertaining to heresy...
heriots
14
9
HERIOT, (historical)...
herisse
14
9
(French) in heraldry...
heritor
14
9
a proprietor or land...
herling
16
13
a young seatrout, a...
hermits
16
12
HERMIT, a recluse [n...
herniae
12
10
HERNIA, the protrusi...
hernial
14
11
relating to a hernia...
hernias
13
10
HERNIA, the protrusi...
heroics
17
12
HEROIC, an epic vers...
heroine
12
10
a brave woman [n -S]
heroins
13
10
HEROIN, an addictive...
heroise
13
9
to make heroic, also...
heroism
15
12
heroic behaviour [n...
heroize
16
18
to make heroic, also...
heronry
19
12
a breeding place for...
heroons
12
10
HEROON, (Greek) a te...
herried
14
10
HERRY, (Spenser) to...
herries
14
9
HERRY, (Spenser) to...
herring
15
12
any marine soft-finn...
hersall
16
11
(Spenser) a rehearsa...
herself
17
13
a form of the 3rd pe...
hership
19
14
(Scots) plundering,...
hertzes
17
18
HERTZ, a unit of ele...
herying
21
14
HERYE, (Spenser) to...
hesping
17
15
HESP, (Scots) to fas...
hessian
13
10
a strong coarse clot...
hessite
14
9
a lead-gray sectile...
hetaera
12
9
a Greek courtesan, a...
hetaira
13
9
a Greek courtesan, a...
heteros
13
9
HETERO, a heterosexu...
hetmans
14
13
HETMAN, (historical)...
hetties
14
9
HETTIE, a heterosexu...
heureka
14
14
a brilliant discover...
heurism
16
13
the heuristic method...
hewable
19
16
able to be hewed [ad...
hewings
18
15
HEWING, the process...
hexacts
23
19
HEXACT, a six-rayed...
hexades
19
17
HEXADE, a group of s...
hexadic
23
20
relating to a hexad...
hexagon
19
19
a polygon having six...
hexanes
18
17
HEXANE, any one of f...
hexapla
22
20
(Greek) a book of si...
hexapod
21
20
an animal with six f...
hexarch
25
21
of a vascular bundle...
hexenes
18
17
HEXENE, a colorless,...
hexerei
19
16
witchcraft [n -S]
hexings
21
19
HEXING, the casting...
hexones
18
17
HEXONE, a hydrocarbo...
hexosan
18
17
a polysaccharide tha...
hexoses
19
16
HEXOSE, a sugar with...
hexylic
31
22
relating to a hexyl...
heydays
26
14
HEYDAY, the period o...
heydeys
26
14
HEYDEY, the period o...
heyduck
25
20
a brigand, a guerill...
hibachi
22
17
a portable barbecue...
hicatee
16
12
a West Indian freshw...
hiccups
24
19
HICCUP, to make a pe...
hiccupy
30
21
marked by hiccups [a...
hickest
19
16
HICK, characteristic...
hickeys
25
18
HICKEY, a gadget, al...
hickies
19
16
HICKIE, a gadget, al...
hickish
22
18
like a hick, rustic...
hickory
25
18
a hardwood tree [n H...
hidable
17
14
able to be hidden [a...
hidages
15
12
HIDAGE, a tax former...
hidalga
16
13
a title denoting a S...
hidalgo
16
13
a title denoting a S...
hidders
15
11
HIDDER, (Spenser) a...
hideous
14
11
very ugly [adj HIDEO...
hideout
14
11
a place of refuge [n...
hidings
16
13
HIDING, a beating [n...
hidling
17
14
(Scots) in secret, a...
hidlins
16
12
(Scots) in secret, a...
hieland
14
12
characteristic of Hi...
higgled
18
15
HIGGLE, to hawk or p...
higgler
18
14
a salesperson who in...
higgles
18
14
HIGGLE, to hawk or p...
highboy
26
18
a tall chest of draw...
highers
18
13
HIGHER, to raise, ma...
highest
18
13
HIGH, reaching far u...
highing
19
16
HIGH, to turn to the...
highish
21
15
somewhat high [adj]
highman
18
17
a loaded die [n HIGH...
highmen
18
17
HIGHMAN, a loaded di...
highted
18
14
HIGHT, (archaic) to...
highths
21
15
HIGHTH, (archaic) he...
hightop
20
16
the top of a ship's...
highway
27
18
a major road [n -S]
hijacks
21
25
HIJACK, to steal in...
hijinks
18
23
mischievous fun [n]
hijrahs
19
20
HIJRAH, (Arabic) the...
hikoied
15
14
HIKOI, (Maori) to ta...
hilched
21
16
HILCH, (Scots) to ho...
hilches
21
15
HILCH, (Scots) to ho...
hilding
17
14
(archaic) a mean cow...
hillers
17
11
HILLER, something th...
hillier
17
11
HILLY, abounding in...
hilling
18
14
tobogganing down a s...
hillmen
17
15
people living among...
hilloas
16
11
HILLOA, to shout out...
hillock
21
18
a small hill [n -S]
hilloed
16
12
HILLO, to shout out...
hilloes
16
11
HILLO, to shout out...
hilltop
19
14
the top of a hill [n...
hilting
17
13
HILT, to provide a h...
himatia
15
12
HIMATION, a rectangu...
himself
19
16
the reflexive form o...
hinders
14
11
HINDER, to impede [v...
hindgut
16
14
the rear part of the...
hindleg
16
14
a rear leg [n -S]
hingers
15
12
HINGER, one that hin...
hinging
16
15
HINGE, to attach a j...
hinkier
15
14
HINKY, strange, unre...
hinnied
13
12
HINNY, to neigh, whi...
hinnies
13
11
HINNY, to neigh, whi...
hinters
14
10
HINTER, one that hin...
hinting
15
13
suggestive [adj HINT...
hipbone
17
16
a pelvic bone [n -S]
hipless
18
13
lacking a pelvic joi...
hiplike
19
17
resembling a hip [ad...
hipline
17
14
the distance around...
hipness
16
13
the state of being h...
hippens
18
16
HIPPEN, a baby's nap...
hippest
19
15
HIP, aware of the la...
hippier
19
15
HIPPY, having big hi...
hippies
19
15
HIPPIE, a nonconform...
hipping
20
18
a baby's nappy wrapp...
hippins
19
16
HIPPIN, a baby's nap...
hippish
22
17
melancholy [adj]
hipshot
19
14
having the hip out o...
hipster
17
12
a person who knows a...
hirable
17
13
available for hire,...
hirages
15
11
HIRAGE, the fee for...
hircine
17
13
characteristic of a...
hireage
14
11
the fee for hiring s...
hirings
16
12
HIRING, the act by w...
hirling
17
13
a young seatrout, a...
hirpled
18
14
HIRPLE, (Scots) to w...
hirples
18
13
HIRPLE, (Scots) to w...
hirsels
16
10
HIRSEL, to herd shee...
hirsled
16
11
HIRSLE, to slide alo...
hirsles
16
10
HIRSLE, to slide alo...
hirstie
15
9
(Scots) dry, barren,...
hirsute
15
10
roughly hairy [adj]
hirudin
15
12
a substance present...
hishing
18
14
HISH, to hiss [v]
hisself
18
13
(dialect) himself [p...
hissers
15
9
HISSER, one who hiss...
hissier
15
9
HISSY, temperamental...
hissies
15
9
HISSY, a tantrum [n]
hissing
16
12
making a hiss [adj H...
histing
16
12
HIST, to urge or sum...
histoid
15
10
pertaining to connec...
histone
13
10
any of a group of si...
history
21
11
to relate in a histo...
histrio
15
9
(archaic) an actor,...
hitched
20
15
HITCH, to fasten wit...
hitcher
20
14
one that hitches [n...
hitches
20
14
HITCH, to fasten wit...
hithers
17
11
HITHER, to come this...
hitless
16
10
being without a hit...
hitters
15
9
HITTER, one that hit...
hitting
16
12
HIT, to strike forci...
hizzing
22
30
HIZZ, (Shakespeare)...
hoagies
14
11
HOAGIE, a long sandw...
hoarded
13
11
HOARD, to gather and...
hoarder
13
10
one that hoards [n -...
hoarier
13
9
HOARY, white with ag...
hoarily
21
12
HOARY, white with ag...
hoaring
14
12
HOAR, to make hoary,...
hoarsen
12
10
to make hoarse [v -E...
hoarser
13
9
HOARSE, rough and hu...
hoasted
13
10
HOAST, (dialect) to...
hoatzin
16
19
a South American bir...
hoaxers
19
16
HOAXER, one that hoa...
hoaxing
20
19
HOAX, to deceive [v]
hobbers
18
15
HOBBER, a machine us...
hobbies
18
15
HOBBY, a recreationa...
hobbing
19
18
HOB, to furnish with...
hobbish
21
17
clownish [adj]
hobbits
19
15
HOBBIT, one of a rac...
hobbled
19
17
HOBBLE, to limp [v]
hobbler
19
16
(obsolete) a person...
hobbles
19
16
HOBBLE, to limp [v]
hobdays
22
15
HOBDAY, to cure a ho...
hobjobs
20
24
HOBJOB, to do odd jo...
hoblike
18
17
like an elf [adj]
hobnail
16
14
to furnish with broa...
hobnobs
17
16
HOBNOB, to associate...
hobodom
16
16
the world of hobos [...
hoboing
16
15
HOBO, to live like a...
hoboism
17
15
the state of being a...
hockers
18
16
HOCKER, one who hock...
hockeys
24
18
HOCKEY, a ball game...
hocking
19
19
HOCK, to pawn [v]
hockled
19
18
HOCKLE, (dialect) to...
hockles
19
17
HOCKLE, (dialect) to...
hocused
17
14
HOCUS, to deceive or...
hocuses
17
13
HOCUS, to deceive or...
hodaddy
20
14
a nonsurfer, also HO...
hoddens
13
12
HODDEN, (Scots) a co...
hodding
15
14
HOD, to bob or jog [...
hoddins
14
12
HODDIN, (Scots) a co...
hoddled
15
13
HODDLE, (Scots) to w...
hoddles
15
12
HODDLE, (Scots) to w...
hoecake
16
16
a thin cake of groun...
hoedown
15
14
(US) a country dance...
hoelike
15
14
like a hoe [adj]
hogback
21
21
an eroded, steeply t...
hogfish
20
16
a large West Indian...
hoggers
16
13
HOGGER, a stocking w...
hoggery
22
15
hogs collectively [n...
hoggets
16
13
HOGGET, a yearling s...
hogging
17
16
a mixture containing...
hoggins
16
14
HOGGIN, sifted grave...
hoggish
19
15
coarsely selfish, al...
hoghood
16
14
the nature of a hog...
hoglike
17
16
coarsely selfish, al...
hogmane
14
15
a Scottish celebrati...
hognose
13
12
a type of snake with...
hognuts
15
13
HOGNUT, another name...
hogtied
15
12
HOGTIE, to tie the l...
hogties
15
11
HOGTIE, to tie the l...
hogward
18
15
a swineherd [n -S]
hogwash
20
16
meaningless talk [n...
hogweed
17
15
a coarse umbellifero...
hoicked
18
17
HOICK, to hitch up,...
hoidens
13
11
HOIDEN, to act like...
hoiking
16
16
HOIK, to hitch up, a...
hoising
15
12
HOISE, to hoist [v]
hoisins
14
10
HOISIN, a Chinese sw...
hoisted
14
10
HOIST, to raise with...
hoister
14
9
one who hoists [n -S...
hokiest
15
13
HOKEY, overdone, con...
hokonui
14
15
(Maori) illicit whis...
holards
15
11
HOLARD, the total am...
holdall
17
13
a carrying case [n -...
holders
15
11
HOLDER, one that hol...
holding
16
14
something held [n -S...
holdout
15
12
one who delays signi...
holdups
18
15
HOLDUP, a delay [n]
holesom
15
13
(Spenser) wholesome,...
holeyer
20
12
HOLEY, full of holes...
holibut
18
14
a flatfish, also HAL...
holiday
21
13
to take a vacation [...
holiest
15
10
HOLY, perfect in a m...
holings
16
13
HOLING, the process...
holisms
17
13
HOLISM, the philosop...
holists
16
10
HOLIST, a believer i...
holking
17
17
HOLK, (Scots) to dig...
hollaed
15
12
HOLLA, to shout out...
holland
15
13
a coarse plain-woven...
hollers
16
11
HOLLER, to call out...
hollies
16
11
HOLLY, an evergreen...
holloas
15
11
HOLLOA, to shout out...
holloed
15
12
HOLLO, to shout out...
holloes
15
11
HOLLO, to shout out...
holloos
15
11
HOLLOO, to shout out...
hollows
19
14
HOLLOW, to remove th...
holmias
16
13
HOLMIA, an oxide of...
holmium
18
17
a metallic element [...
holonic
17
14
relating to a holon...
holster
15
10
a case for a gun [n...
holydam
22
16
(Shakespeare) holine...
holyday
27
15
a religious holiday...
homaged
15
15
HOMAGE, to pay tribu...
homager
15
14
a feudal vassal [n -...
homages
15
14
HOMAGE, to pay tribu...
hombres
17
15
HOMBRE, a fellow [n]
homburg
19
18
a felt hat [n -S]
homeboy
22
17
a member of a youth...
homelyn
21
16
the spotted ray [n -...
homered
14
13
HOMER, to hit a home...
homeric
18
15
grand, imposing [adj...
homiest
15
12
HOMY, homelike, also...
homines
14
13
HOMO, (Latin) man ge...
homings
16
15
HOMING, the way miss...
hominid
15
14
a manlike creature,...
hominin
14
14
any member of the ta...
hommock
20
22
(archaic) a ridge in...
homolog
16
15
anything that is hom...
homonym
21
18
a word similar in st...
homosex
20
19
(short for) homosexu...
honchos
18
15
HONCHO, to take char...
hondled
14
13
HONDLE, to haggle [v...
hondles
14
12
HONDLE, to haggle [v...
honesty
19
12
the quality of being...
honeyed
18
13
HONEY, to sweeten wi...
hongied
14
13
HONGI, to greet by t...
hongies
14
12
HONGI, to greet by t...
honging
15
15
HONG, (obsolete) to...
honkers
14
14
HONKER, a wild goose...
honkeys
20
16
HONKEY, (slang) a wh...
honkies
14
14
HONKIE, (slang) a wh...
honking
15
17
HONK, to cry like a...
honored
12
11
HONOR, to treat with...
honoree
11
10
a person receiving a...
honorer
12
10
one who honors, also...
honours
13
11
HONOUR, to treat wit...
hooches
18
14
HOOCH, whisky or any...
hoochie
18
14
(colloquial) a promi...
hoodias
13
10
HOODIA, an African p...
hoodier
13
10
HOODY, resembling a...
hoodies
13
10
HOODIE, a hooded cro...
hooding
14
13
HOOD, to furnish wit...
hoodlum
16
15
a smalltime criminal...
hoodman
13
14
the person blindfold...
hoodmen
13
14
HOODMAN, the person...
hoodoos
12
10
HOODOO, to bring bad...
hoofers
15
12
HOOFER, a profession...
hoofing
16
15
HOOF, to dance [v]
hoofrot
15
12
foot-rot [n -S]
hookahs
16
15
HOOKAH, a pipe with...
hookers
14
13
HOOKER, (slang) a pr...
hookeys
20
15
HOOKEY, truanting, a...
hookier
14
13
HOOKY, full of hooks...
hookies
14
13
HOOKY, truancy [n]
hooking
15
16
an illegal move in h...
hooklet
15
14
a small hook [n -S]
hookups
17
17
HOOKUP, an electrica...
hooleys
20
12
HOOLEY, (Irish) a bo...
hoolier
14
10
HOOLY, soft and care...
hoolies
14
10
HOOLIE, a lively par...
hoolock
18
17
a small black gibbon...
hooning
13
13
HOON, to act loutish...
hoopers
15
12
HOOPER, one who hoop...
hooping
16
15
HOOP, to fasten with...
hooplas
16
13
HOOPLA, a fairground...
hoopoes
14
12
HOOPOE, a short-legg...
hoopoos
14
12
HOOPOO, a short-legg...
hoorahs
15
11
HOORAH, to shout hoo...
hoorays
19
11
HOORAY, to shout hoo...
hoosgow
17
14
(US slang) a prison,...
hooshed
15
12
HOOSH, to shoo away...
hooshes
15
11
HOOSH, to shoo away...
hooters
13
9
HOOTER, one that hoo...
hootier
13
9
HOOTY, sounding like...
hooting
14
12
HOOT, to cry like an...
hoovers
15
13
HOOVER, to vacuum cl...
hooving
16
16
HOOVE, (Spenser) to...
hopbind
18
17
the stalk of the hop...
hopbine
17
16
the stalk of the hop...
hopdogs
17
15
HOPDOG, the tussock-...
hopeful
19
17
full of hope [adj HO...
hophead
17
15
a drug addict [n -S]
hoplite
17
13
a heavily armed Gree...
hoppers
18
15
HOPPER, a container...
hoppier
18
15
HOPPY, tasting of ho...
hopping
19
18
the harvesting of ho...
hoppled
19
17
HOPPLE, to restrain...
hoppler
19
16
one who hopples [n -...
hopples
19
16
HOPPLE, to restrain...
hopsack
20
19
a rough-surfaced loo...
hoptoad
15
13
a kind of toad [n -S...
hordein
13
11
a protein found in b...
hording
15
13
HORDE, to gather in...
hordock
18
17
(Shakespeare) an uni...
horizon
16
19
the line where earth...
horkeys
21
15
HORKEY, harvest-home...
horking
16
16
HORK, to spit [v]
hormone
13
13
a secretion of the e...
hornbag
16
15
a promiscuous woman...
hornbug
17
16
a stag-beetle [n -S]
horndog
14
13
a sexually aggressiv...
horners
13
10
HORNER, a person who...
hornets
13
10
HORNET, a stinging i...
hornful
17
15
the capacity of a dr...
hornier
13
10
HORNY, like horn [ad...
hornily
21
13
HORNY, like horn [ad...
horning
14
13
a mock serenade to n...
hornish
16
12
like horn [adj]
hornist
14
10
a horn-player [n -S]
hornito
13
10
a mound of volcanic...
hornlet
14
11
a little horn [n -S]
horoeka
13
13
a New Zealand tree [...
horrent
13
10
bristling [adj]
horrify
23
14
to cause a reaction...
horrors
14
9
HORROR, intense repu...
horsier
14
9
HORSEY, like a horse...
horsies
14
9
HORSIE, a child's na...
horsily
22
12
HORSY, like a horse,...
horsing
15
12
the birching of a pe...
horsons
13
10
HORSON, (Shakespeare...
horstes
14
9
HORSTE, (German) a m...
hosanna
11
11
(Hebrew) a shout of...
hoseman
13
13
a fireman who direct...
hosemen
13
13
HOSEMAN, a fireman w...
hoseyed
19
12
HOSEY, to choose sid...
hosiers
14
9
HOSIER, a person who...
hosiery
20
11
stockings or socks [...
hospice
19
15
a shelter [n -S]
hostage
14
11
a person held as sec...
hostels
15
10
HOSTEL, to stay over...
hostess
14
9
to act as a woman wh...
hosties
14
9
HOSTIE, (Australian...
hostile
15
10
like an enemy [adj H...
hosting
15
12
a battle, a muster [...
hostler
15
10
one who tends horses...
hotbeds
16
13
HOTBED, a place favo...
hotcake
17
16
(US) a griddlecake [...
hotched
19
15
HOTCH, (Scots) to hi...
hotches
19
14
HOTCH, (Scots) to hi...
hotdogs
15
12
HOTDOG, to perform i...
hotfoot
15
12
to hurry [v -ED, -IN...
hothead
15
12
an impetuous person...
hotline
14
11
a direct communicati...
hotlink
16
15
an area on a website...
hotness
13
10
the state of being h...
hotpots
16
12
HOTPOT, a stewed dis...
hotrods
14
10
HOTROD, a motorcar c...
hotshot
16
11
an important or exce...
hotspot
16
12
an area known for vi...
hotspur
17
13
a rash, hotheaded ma...
hotters
14
9
HOTTER, to vibrate,...
hottest
14
9
HOT, having a high t...
hotties
14
9
HOTTIE, a hot-water...
hotting
15
12
attempting stunts in...
hottish
17
11
somewhat hot [adj]
houdahs
16
13
HOUDAH, a seat on an...
houdans
13
12
HOUDAN, a type of do...
houffed
18
17
HOUFF, to haunt, fre...
houfing
17
16
HOUF, to haunt, freq...
houghed
17
15
HOUGH, to hamstring...
houhere
15
12
a small evergreen Ne...
hoummos
16
16
a Middle Eastern hor...
houmous
15
14
a Middle Eastern hor...
hounded
13
13
HOUND, to pursue rel...
hounder
13
12
one who hounds [n -S...
houngan
13
14
a voodoo priest, als...
housels
15
11
HOUSEL, to administe...
housers
14
10
HOUSER, one who orga...
housier
14
10
HOUSEY, typical of h...
housing
15
13
any dwelling house [...
houting
15
13
a European food fish...
hoveled
16
15
HOVEL, to live in a...
hovered
15
14
HOVER, to hang suspe...
hoverer
15
13
that which hovers [n...
howbeit
19
15
notwithstanding [con...
howdahs
19
15
HOWDAH, a seat on an...
howdied
17
14
HOWDY, to greet (how...
howdies
17
13
HOWDY, to greet (how...
however
18
16
nevertheless [adv]
howffed
21
19
HOWFF, to haunt, fre...
howfing
20
18
HOWF, to haunt, freq...
howkers
18
16
HOWKER, a two-masted...
howking
19
19
HOWK, (Scots) to dig...
howlers
18
13
HOWLER, a kind of mo...
howlets
18
13
HOWLET, a young owl,...
howling
19
16
making a howl [adj H...
hoydens
19
13
HOYDEN, to act like...
hryvnas
22
16
HRYVNA, a monetary u...
hryvnia
22
16
a monetary unit of U...
hryvnya
28
18
a monetary unit of U...
huanaco
15
14
a South American mam...
hubbies
19
16
HUBBY, (colloquial)...
hubbubs
22
20
HUBBUB, a confused s...
hubcaps
22
19
HUBCAP, a covering f...
hubless
18
14
lacking a hub [adj]
huckery
25
19
(colloquial) ugly [a...
hucking
20
20
HUCK, to force rough...
huckled
20
19
HUCKLE, to force rou...
huckles
20
18
HUCKLE, to force rou...
huddled
16
14
HUDDLE, to press clo...
huddler
16
13
one who huddles thin...
huddles
16
13
HUDDLE, to press clo...
hueless
15
11
without colour [adj]
huffers
19
16
HUFFER, a blustering...
huffier
19
16
HUFFY, easily offend...
huffily
27
19
HUFFY, easily offend...
huffing
20
19
as in huffing and pu...
huffish
22
18
given to huff, touch...
huffkin
20
21
a bun made of bread...
hugeous
15
13
(archaic) huge [adj...
huggers
17
14
HUGGER, one who hugs...
huggier
17
14
HUGGY, sensitive and...
hugging
18
17
HUG, to clasp tightl...
huipils
19
14
HUIPIL, a Mexican em...
huitain
14
11
a group of eight lin...
hulkier
17
15
HULKY, bulky, unwiel...
hulking
18
18
HULK, to appear impr...
hullers
17
12
HULLER, one who, or...
hullier
17
12
HULLY, having husks...
hulling
18
15
HULL, to separate th...
hulloas
16
12
HULLOA, to hallo [v]
hulloed
16
13
HULLO, to shout out...
hulloes
16
12
HULLO, to shout out...
hulloos
16
12
HULLOO, to hail, als...
humaner
14
14
HUMANE, compassionat...
humanly
22
17
HUMAN, like a human...
humates
15
13
HUMATE, a salt of hu...
humbled
19
18
HUMBLE, to abase [v]
humbler
19
17
one that humbles [n...
humbles
19
17
HUMBLE, to abase [v]
humbugs
20
19
HUMBUG, to deceive [...
humbuzz
25
35
(dialect) a cockchaf...
humdrum
18
18
a dull boring person...
humects
19
16
HUMECT, to moisten,...
humeral
16
14
a bone of the should...
humerus
16
14
the large bone of th...
humfing
19
19
HUMF, to carry somet...
humhums
20
19
HUMHUM, a kind of pl...
humider
16
14
HUMID, moist, having...
humidex
22
21
a system of measurin...
humidly
24
17
HUMID, moist, having...
humidor
16
14
a humid place for st...
humints
16
14
HUMINT, human intell...
humites
16
13
HUMITE, a magnesium...
humlies
17
14
HUMLIE, (Scots) a po...
hummaum
18
20
a Turkish bath, also...
hummels
18
17
HUMMEL, to make horn...
hummers
17
16
HUMMER, one who, or...
humming
18
19
the noise of bees [n...
hummock
21
23
a small hill, also H...
hummums
19
20
HUMMUM, a Turkish ba...
humogen
15
16
a fertilizer compose...
humoral
16
14
of diseases, caused...
humored
15
14
HUMOR, to humour, al...
humours
16
14
HUMOUR, to indulge,...
humpens
17
17
HUMPEN, (German) a t...
humpers
18
16
HUMPER, someone who...
humphed
20
19
HUMPH, to carry (som...
humpier
18
16
HUMPY, full of humps...
humpies
18
16
HUMPY, an Aboriginal...
humping
19
19
HUMP, to bend into a...
humuses
16
14
HUMUS, decomposed or...
humvees
17
17
HUMVEE, (tradename)...
hunched
19
17
HUNCH, to arch forwa...
hunches
19
16
HUNCH, to arch forwa...
hundred
14
13
a number, ten times...
hungans
14
14
HUNGAN, a voodoo pri...
hungers
15
13
HUNGER, to crave [v]
hunkers
15
15
HUNKER, to squat [v]
hunkeys
21
17
HUNKEY, (colloquial)...
hunkier
15
15
HUNKY, strongly buil...
hunkies
15
15
HUNKY, a derogatory...
hunkses
15
15
HUNKS, a surly old m...
hunnish
16
14
like a hun [adj]
hunters
14
11
HUNTER, one that hun...
hunting
15
14
an instance of searc...
hupiros
17
13
HUPIRO, a New Zealan...
huppahs
21
18
HUPPAH, (Hebrew) a w...
hupping
20
19
HUP, to quicken the...
huppoth
21
18
HUPPAH, (Hebrew) a w...
hurdens
14
12
HURDEN, a coarse fab...
hurdies
15
11
(Scots) the buttocks...
hurdled
16
13
HURDLE, to jump over...
hurdler
16
12
one that hurdles [n...
hurdles
16
12
HURDLE, to jump over...
hurlbat
18
14
(obsolete) an ancien...
hurlers
16
11
HURLER, one who hurl...
hurleys
22
13
HURLEY, a ball game...
hurlies
16
11
HURLY, a large two-w...
hurling
17
14
a ball game similar...
hurraed
14
11
HURRA, to shout hurr...
hurrahs
17
12
HURRAH, to shout hur...
hurrays
21
12
HURRAY, to shout hur...
hurried
15
11
HURRY, to move swift...
hurrier
15
10
one who hurries [n -...
hurries
15
10
HURRY, to move swift...
hurters
15
10
HURTER, a beam, bloc...
hurtful
19
15
causing injury [adj...
hurting
16
13
HURT, to cause pain...
hurtled
16
12
HURTLE, to rush viol...
hurtles
16
11
HURTLE, to rush viol...
husband
16
15
to be a thrifty mana...
hushaby
25
17
to sing a lullaby, a...
hushers
17
12
HUSHER, to usher, es...
hushful
21
17
quiet [adj]
hushier
17
12
HUSHY, hush-hush, se...
hushing
18
15
HUSH, to quiet [v]
huskers
16
14
HUSKER, someone who...
huskier
16
14
HUSKY, hoarse [adj]
huskies
16
14
HUSKY, a breed of do...
huskily
24
17
HUSKY, hoarse [adv]
husking
17
17
a festive gathering...
hussars
15
10
HUSSAR, a kind of ca...
hussies
15
10
HUSSY, a brazen girl...
hussifs
18
13
HUSSIF, (dialect) a...
hustled
16
12
HUSTLE, to hurry [v]
hustler
16
11
one who hustles [n -...
hustles
16
11
HUSTLE, to hurry [v]
huswife
20
16
a sewing kit [n HUSW...
hutched
20
16
HUTCH, to hoard up [...
hutches
20
15
HUTCH, to hoard up [...
hutchie
20
15
(Australia) a ground...
hutlike
17
15
like a hut [adj]
hutment
15
14
a group of huts [n -...
hutting
16
13
material for making...
hutzpah
22
24
(Yiddish) sass, moxy...
hutzpas
20
22
HUTZPA, (Yiddish) sa...
huzoors
17
19
HUZOOR, an Indian po...
huzzaed
20
29
HUZZA, to cheer [v]
huzzahs
23
30
HUZZAH, to give a sh...
huzzies
21
28
HUZZY, a brazen girl...
hyacine
22
15
(Spenser) a blue gem...
hyaenas
18
12
HYAENA, a carrion-fe...
hyaenic
22
15
of or like a hyaena,...
hyaline
20
13
glassy, of or like g...
hyalins
21
13
HYALIN, a clear tran...
hyalite
21
12
a pellucid variety o...
hyaloid
21
13
a thin transparent m...
hybrids
24
15
HYBRID, the offsprin...
hydatid
21
13
a fluid-filled cyst,...
hydrant
20
13
an outlet from a wat...
hydrase
20
12
an enzyme that speed...
hydrate
20
12
to combine with wate...
hydriae
20
12
HYDRIA, a large Gree...
hydride
21
13
any compound of hydr...
hydrids
22
13
HYDRID, any compound...
hydroid
21
13
a marine creature re...
hydroma
21
15
a watery swelling ov...
hydrops
23
15
(Greek) dropsy, also...
hydrous
21
13
containing water [ad...
hydroxy
33
21
of a compound, conta...
hydynes
26
15
HYDYNE, a rocket-lau...
hyenine
18
13
of or like a hyena,...
hyenoid
19
13
of or like a hyena,...
hygeist
22
13
one skilled in hygie...
hygiene
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the science of prese...
hygroma
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a watery swelling ov...
hylding
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hylisms
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HYLISM, materialism...
hylists
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HYLIST, a materialis...
hyloist
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one who holds the do...
hymenal
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pertaining to the hy...
hymenia
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HYMENIUM, the spore-...
hymnals
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HYMNAL, a hymn book,...
hymnary
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a hymn book, also HY...
hymning
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HYMN, to sing a song...
hymnist
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a person who compose...
hymnody
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the singing of hymns...
hyoidal
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pertaining to the hy...
hypates
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HYPATE, in Greek mus...
hyperon
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a class of atomic pa...
hyphens
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HYPHEN, to connect w...
hyphies
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HYPHY, a style of hi...
hypings
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HYPING, the act of h...
hypnics
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HYPNIC, a soporific...
hypnoid
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like sleep or hypnos...
hypnone
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an aromatic ketone u...
hypnums
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HYPNUM, a type of mo...
hypogea
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HYPOGEUM, an undergr...
hypoids
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HYPOID, a type of be...
hypoing
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HYPO, (colloquial) t...
hyponea
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a dulled mental acti...
hyponym
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one of several terms...
hypoxia
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a deficiency of oxyg...
hypoxic
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relating to hypoxia,...
hypping
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HYP, to offend [v]
hypural
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situated beneath the...
hyraces
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HYRAX, a small, hare...
hyraxes
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HYRAX, a small, hare...
hyssops
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HYSSOP, an aromatic...
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