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pacemakers
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PACEMAKER, a person...
pacemaking
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performing the funct...
pacesetter
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one who sets the pac...
pachyderms
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PACHYDERM, a thick-s...
pachymeter
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an instrument for me...
pachytenes
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PACHYTENE, the stage...
pacifiable
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capable of being pac...
pacificate
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to give peace to [v...
pacificism
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opposition to war or...
pacificist
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one who adheres to t...
pacifistic
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relating to the beli...
packagings
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PACKAGING, anything...
packboards
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PACKBOARD, a canvas-...
packcloths
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PACKCLOTH, a cloth i...
packframes
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PACKFRAME, a light m...
packhorses
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PACKHORSE, a horse u...
packnesses
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PACKNESS, intimacy [...
packsaddle
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a saddle designed to...
packsheets
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PACKSHEET, a list of...
packstaffs
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PACKSTAFF, a staff f...
packthread
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23
a strong two- or thr...
paclitaxel
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a drug used to treat...
pactioning
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PACTION, to agree, m...
paddleball
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a game like handball...
paddleboat
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a paddle-steamer [n...
paddlefish
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a member of the stur...
paddocking
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PADDOCK, to confine...
paddymelon
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(Native Australian)...
paddywacks
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PADDYWACK, to spank...
paddywhack
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a slap or smack, als...
pademelons
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PADEMELON, (Native A...
padereroes
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PADERERO, a type of...
padlocking
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PADLOCK, to lock sec...
padronisms
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PADRONISM, a system...
padymelons
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PADYMELON, (Native A...
paedagogic
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like a paedagogue, a...
paedagogue
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one who teaches; by...
paederasts
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PAEDERAST, one who h...
paederasty
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anal intercourse bet...
paedeutics
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PAEDEUTIC [n]
paediatric
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relating to the care...
paedogenic
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of an animal, reprod...
paedophile
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one with a perverted...
paedotribe
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17
in ancient Greece, a...
paganisers
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PAGANISER, one who c...
paganising
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PAGANISE, to make ir...
paganistic
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relating to paganism...
paganizers
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PAGANIZER, one who c...
paganizing
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PAGANIZE, to make ir...
paginating
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19
PAGINATE, to mark wi...
pagination
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the action of paging...
paideutics
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educational method o...
paillasses
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15
PAILLASSE, (French)...
paillettes
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15
PAILLETTE, (French)...
painfuller
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PAINFUL, causing pai...
painkiller
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something (as a drug...
painlessly
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PAINLESS, without pa...
painstaker
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one who takes pains...
paintballs
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PAINTBALL, a type of...
paintboxes
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PAINTBOX, a box cont...
paintbrush
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a brush for applying...
paintiness
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the state of being p...
paintworks
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PAINTWORK, painted f...
pakirikiri
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(Maori) the blue cod...
palaeogaea
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the Old World as a b...
palaeolith
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a Stone Age artefact...
palaeology
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the study of prehist...
palaeosols
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15
PALAEOSOL, an ancien...
palaeotype
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19
a 19C phonetic adapt...
palaestrae
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14
PALAESTRA, (historic...
palaestral
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related to a palaest...
palaestras
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14
PALAESTRA, (historic...
palaestric
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relating to a palaes...
palafittes
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17
PALAFITTE, a prehist...
palagonite
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an altered vitreous...
palampores
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PALAMPORE, a flowere...
palankeens
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PALANKEEN, (Malay) a...
palanquins
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PALANQUIN, (Malay) a...
palatalise
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to make (a sound) pa...
palatalize
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to make (a sound) pa...
palatially
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18
PALATIAL, of or like...
palatinate
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the province or seig...
palaverers
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PALAVERER, one who p...
palavering
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PALAVER, to talk pro...
paleaceous
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chaffy; like or rese...
palempores
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PALEMPORE, a flowere...
palenesses
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PALENESS, the qualit...
paleoliths
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PALEOLITH, a Stone A...
palfrenier
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a groom [n -S]
palilalias
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PALILALIA, a speech...
palimonies
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PALIMONY, alimony pa...
palimpsest
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writing material (as...
palindrome
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a word or statement...
palinodies
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PALINODY, a poem whi...
palinopias
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PALINOPIA, a visual...
palinopsia
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a visual disorder in...
palisading
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PALISADE, to fortify...
palisadoed
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PALISADO, to fortify...
palisadoes
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PALISADO, to fortify...
palisander
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(French) a jacaranda...
palladious
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containing palladium...
palladiums
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PALLADIUM, a metalli...
pallbearer
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a person who helps t...
pallescent
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turning pale [adj]
palletised
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PALLETISE, to use pa...
palletiser
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one who palletises,...
palletises
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PALLETISE, to use pa...
palletized
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PALLETIZE, to use pa...
palletizer
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one who palletizes,...
palletizes
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PALLETIZE, to use pa...
palliament
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(Shakespeare) a Roma...
palliasses
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PALLIASSE, (French)...
palliating
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PALLIATE, to cloak o...
palliation
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the act of palliatin...
palliative
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serving to palliate...
palliators
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PALLIATOR, one who p...
palliatory
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palliative; extenuat...
pallidness
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the state of being p...
palmaceous
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of or pertaining to...
palmatifid
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shaped like the hand...
palmations
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PALMATION, all or pa...
palmcorder
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a small camcorder wh...
palmerworm
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(Biblical) any destr...
palmettoes
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PALMETTO, any of var...
palmhouses
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PALMHOUSE, a glassho...
palmipedes
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PALMIPEDE, a webfoot...
palmisters
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PALMISTER, a person...
palmitates
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PALMITATE, a salt of...
paloverdes
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PALOVERDE, (Spanish)...
palpations
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PALPATION, the act o...
palpebrate
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to wink or blink rep...
palpitated
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PALPITATE, to throb,...
palpitates
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PALPITATE, to throb,...
palsgraves
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PALSGRAVE, (Dutch) a...
paltriness
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the state of being p...
paludament
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a Roman general's or...
paludinous
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of marshes, also PAL...
palustrian
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of marshes, inhabiti...
palustrine
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of marshes, inhabiti...
palynology
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the scientific study...
pamphleted
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PAMPHLET, to circula...
pampooties
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PAMPOOTIE, a rawhide...
panachaeas
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PANACHAEA, (Spenser)...
panaritium
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a whitlow [n -S]
panatellas
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PANATELLA, (Spanish)...
panbroiled
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PANBROIL, to fry in...
panchayats
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PANCHAYAT, (Hindi) f...
pancosmism
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the theory that the...
pancratian
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pancratic; athletic...
pancratist
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an athlete; a gymnas...
pancratium
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an athletic contest...
pancreases
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PANCREAS, a large gl...
pancreatic
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of or pertaining to...
pancreatin
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the pancreatic juice...
pandanuses
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PANDANUS, (Malay) a...
pandations
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PANDATION, (archaic)...
pandectist
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one who writes a pan...
pandemonic
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pertaining to pandem...
panderisms
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PANDERISM, the emplo...
pandermite
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a hydrogen calcium b...
pandowdies
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PANDOWDY, a deep pie...
pandurated
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fiddle-shaped, e.g....
panegoisms
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PANEGOISM, solipsism...
panegyrica
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PANEGYRICON, a colle...
panegyrics
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PANEGYRIC, an eulogi...
panegyries
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PANEGYRY, a great as...
panegyrise
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to deliver a panegyr...
panegyrist
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one who delivers a p...
panegyrize
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to deliver a panegyr...
panellings
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PANELLING, material...
panellised
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made in sections for...
panellists
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PANELLIST, one who s...
panellized
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made in sections for...
panetellas
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PANETELLA, (Spanish)...
panettones
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PANETTONE, (Italian)...
panfishing
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PANFISH, to fish for...
pangeneses
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PANGENESIS, darwin's...
pangenesis
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darwin's theory that...
pangenetic
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of or pertaining to...
panhandled
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PANHANDLE, to beg fr...
panhandler
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(US) someone who beg...
panhandles
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PANHANDLE, a strip o...
panickiest
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PANICKY, tending to...
paniculate
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having or arranged i...
panjandrum
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a powerful personage...
panlogisms
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PANLOGISM, the theor...
panmixises
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PANMIXIS, random mat...
panniculus
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a thin, sheetlike ga...
pannikells
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PANNIKELL, (Spenser)...
panophobia
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the morbid fear of e...
panoptical
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all-embracing; viewi...
panopticon
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a prison in which al...
pansexuals
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PANSEXUAL, an adhere...
pansophies
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PANSOPHY, universal...
pansophism
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the claim to know ev...
pansophist
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one who claims to kn...
panspermia
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(Greek) the theory t...
panspermic
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of or pertaining to...
pantagraph
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a jointed framework...
pantaleons
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PANTALEON, a kind of...
pantalones
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PANTALONE, (French)...
pantaloons
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PANTALOON, (Shakespe...
pantheisms
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PANTHEISM, the belie...
pantheists
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PANTHEIST, one who h...
panthenols
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PANTHENOL, a vitamin...
pantheress
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a female panther [n...
pantherine
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like a panther, esp....
pantherish
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like a panther [adj]
pantihoses
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PANTIHOSE, tights wo...
pantilings
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PANTILING, pantiles...
pantoffles
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PANTOFFLE, a slipper...
pantograph
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a jointed framework...
pantomimed
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PANTOMIME, to portra...
pantomimes
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PANTOMIME, to portra...
pantomimic
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like a pantomime, al...
pantophagy
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omnivorousness [n PA...
pantoscope
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a panoramic camera [...
pantoufles
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PANTOUFLE, a slipper...
pantrymaid
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a maid in charge of...
pantsuited
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wearing a pantsuit [...
pantyhoses
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PANTYHOSE, tights wo...
pantywaist
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an effeminate or cow...
panzerotto
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a baked turnover wit...
panzootics
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PANZOOTIC, a panzoot...
papalising
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PAPALISE, to render...
papalizing
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PAPALIZE, to render...
papaverine
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an alkaloid derived...
papaverous
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of or relating to po...
paperbacks
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PAPERBACK, to bring...
paperbarks
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PAPERBARK, an Austra...
paperboard
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a type of strong thi...
paperbound
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a book bound in pape...
paperclips
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PAPERCLIP, a bent wi...
papergirls
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PAPERGIRL, a female...
paperiness
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the state of being p...
paperknife
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a knife for cutting...
papermaker
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one that makes paper...
paperwares
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PAPERWARE, articles...
paperworks
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PAPERWORK, clerical...
papeteries
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PAPETERIE, (French)...
papillated
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having papillae, nip...
papillitis
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inflammation of the...
papillomas
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PAPILLOMA, a tumour...
papillotes
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PAPILLOTE, (French)...
papillules
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PAPILLULE, a small p...
papistical
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relating to popery,...
papistries
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PAPISTRY, roman Cath...
papulation
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the development of p...
papyrology
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the study of paper [...
parabemata
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PARABEMA, (Greek) in...
parabioses
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PARABIOSIS, the fusi...
parabiosis
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the fusion of two or...
parabiotic
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relating to parabios...
parablasts
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PARABLAST, the yolk...
parablepsy
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false vision; oversi...
parabolise
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to set forth by para...
parabolist
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a teller of parables...
parabolize
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to set forth by para...
paraboloid
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a surface or solid g...
parabrakes
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PARABRAKE, a parachu...
paracasein
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another name for cas...
parachuted
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PARACHUTE, to descen...
parachutes
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PARACHUTE, to descen...
parachutic
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relating to a parach...
paracletes
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PARACLETE, (Greek) a...
paradiddle
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a kind of drum roll...
paradisaic
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of or like paradise,...
paradisean
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of or like paradise,...
paradisiac
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of or like paradise,...
paradisial
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of or like paradise,...
paradisian
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of or like paradise,...
paradoctor
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a doctor who parachu...
paradoxers
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PARADOXER, one who e...
paradoxies
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PARADOXY, the qualit...
paradoxist
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one who proposes a p...
paradoxure
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22
a civetlike animal o...
paraeneses
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PARAENESIS, an exhor...
paraenesis
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an exhortation, also...
paraenetic
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exhortatory, also PA...
paraffined
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21
PARAFFIN, to treat w...
paraffines
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PARAFFINE, any satur...
paraffinic
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of or like paraffin,...
paraglided
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PARAGLIDE, to glide...
paraglider
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a glider with inflat...
paraglides
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PARAGLIDE, to glide...
paraglossa
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one of a pair of sma...
paragnoses
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PARAGNOSIS, knowledg...
paragnosis
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knowledge of matters...
paragogues
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PARAGOGUE, the addit...
paragoning
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PARAGON, (archaic) t...
paragonite
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a kind of mica relat...
paragraphs
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PARAGRAPH, to split...
parakeelya
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(Native Australian)...
parakelias
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PARAKELIA, (Native A...
parakiting
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the sport of soaring...
paralalias
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PARALALIA, abnormali...
paralegals
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PARALEGAL, a person...
paralexias
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21
PARALEXIA, transposi...
paralipses
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17
PARALIPSIS, a rhetor...
paralipsis
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a rhetorical figure...
parallaxes
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PARALLAX, an apparen...
paralleled
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PARALLEL, to be exte...
parallelly
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PARALLEL, of lines e...
paralogias
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PARALOGIA, the impai...
paralogies
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PARALOGY, false reas...
paralogise
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to reason falsely, a...
paralogism
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false reasoning, als...
paralogist
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a practitioner of pa...
paralogize
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to reason falsely, a...
paralogues
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PARALOGUE, either of...
paralympic
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relating to the para...
paralysers
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PARALYSER, a paralys...
paralysing
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PARALYSE, to render...
paralytics
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PARALYTIC, one suffe...
paralyzers
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PARALYZER, a paralys...
paralyzing
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PARALYZE, to render...
paramaecia
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PARAMAECIUM, a micro...
paramagnet
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an ordinary magnet a...
paramattas
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PARAMATTA, (Malay) a...
paramecium
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a genus of tiny anim...
paramedico
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a paradoctor, a doct...
paramedics
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PARAMEDIC, a paramed...
parameters
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PARAMETER, a boundar...
parametral
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relating to paramete...
parametric
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relating to paramete...
paramnesia
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abnormality of memor...
paramoecia
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19
PARAMOECIUM, any fre...
paramorphs
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21
PARAMORPH, a pseudom...
paramouncy
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the state of being p...
paramounts
19
18
PARAMOUNT, an overlo...
paramylums
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PARAMYLUM, a substan...
paranoeics
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17
PARANOEIC, someone s...
paranoiacs
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17
PARANOIAC, someone s...
paranoidal
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16
suffering from paran...
paranormal
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18
not scientifically e...
paranymphs
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PARANYMPH, (historic...
parapentes
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PARAPENTE, the sport...
paraphasia
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a disorder in which...
paraphasic
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21
of or like paraphasi...
paraphilia
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19
abnormal sexual prac...
paraphonia
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19
alteration of the vo...
paraphonic
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22
relating to paraphon...
paraphrase
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18
to restate in differ...
paraphrast
23
18
a paraphraser [n -S]
paraphyses
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20
PARAPHYSIS, a steril...
paraphysis
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a sterile filament o...
parapineal
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18
beside the pineal gl...
paraplegia
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19
paralysis of lower h...
paraplegic
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22
paralysed in the low...
parapodial
21
18
relating to a parapo...
parapodium
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21
a jointless muscular...
parapraxes
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23
PARAPRAXIS, a slip o...
parapraxis
27
23
a slip of the tongue...
paraquitos
27
23
PARAQUITO, a small l...
pararhymes
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20
PARARHYME, a form of...
pararthria
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15
disordered articulat...
parasailed
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15
PARASAIL, to soar wh...
parascenia
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PARASCENIUM, in the...
parasceves
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20
PARASCEVE, among the...
paraselene
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15
a mock moon; bright...
parasexual
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relating to reproduc...
parashioth
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17
PARASHAH, (Hebrew) a...
parasitise
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to infest or live on...
parasitism
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16
the behavior of a pa...
parasitize
22
22
to infest or live on...
parasitoid
19
14
an insect parasitic...
paraskiing
21
20
the sport of jumping...
parasomnia
18
17
any of several sleep...
parastatal
19
14
indirectly controlle...
parastichy
31
20
a secondary helix jo...
paratactic
25
19
of pertaining to, or...
paratheses
20
15
PARATHESIS, appositi...
parathesis
21
15
apposition; the comp...
parathions
20
16
PARATHION, an extrem...
paratroops
20
16
troops carried by ai...
parawalker
23
21
a metal structure li...
parboiling
23
20
PARBOIL, to cook par...
parbreaked
21
21
PARBREAK, (archaic)...
parbuckled
27
26
PARBUCKLE, to raise...
parbuckles
27
25
PARBUCKLE, to raise...
parcelling
25
21
PARCEL, to divide in...
parcelwise
26
20
by parcels, piecemea...
parcheesis
24
18
PARCHEESI, (Hindi) a...
parchments
25
22
PARCHMENT, the skin...
parchmenty
31
24
like parchment [adj]
pardalises
20
15
PARDALIS, a leopard,...
pardalotes
19
15
PARDALOTE, a small A...
pardonable
20
19
that can be pardoned...
pardonably
27
21
PARDONABLE, that can...
pardonings
19
18
PARDONING, the act o...
pardonless
19
16
without a pardon [ad...
paregorics
23
18
PAREGORIC, a medicin...
pareidolia
19
15
a psychological phen...
parenchyma
30
24
the ordinary soft th...
parentages
18
16
PARENTAGE, descent f...
parentally
26
18
PARENTAL, pertaining...
parenteral
18
15
entering the body by...
parenthood
19
17
the state of being a...
parentings
19
17
PARENTING [n]
parentless
19
15
without parents [adj...
parfleches
27
22
PARFLECHE, (French)...
parfleshes
24
19
PARFLESH, a rawhide...
pargasites
20
15
PARGASITE, a dark gr...
pargetings
21
18
PARGETING, ornamenta...
pargetters
20
15
PARGETTER, one who p...
pargetting
21
18
ornamental plasterwo...
pargylines
27
19
PARGYLINE, a monoami...
parhypates
29
20
PARHYPATE, (Greek) i...
parischane
23
19
(Scots) a parish, al...
parischans
24
19
PARISCHAN, (Scots) a...
parkleaves
22
22
a European species o...
parlements
20
18
PARLEMENT, parliamen...
parleyvoos
27
20
PARLEYVOO, (slang) t...
parliament
20
18
a formal conference...
parmacitie
23
19
(Shakespeare) sperma...
parmigiana
20
19
(Italian) made or co...
parmigiano
20
19
(Italian) made or co...
parochines
23
19
PAROCHINE, (Scots) a...
parodistic
23
17
relating to parody [...
paroecious
21
17
of certain mosses, h...
paroecisms
23
19
PAROECISM, the state...
paroemiacs
22
19
PAROEMIAC, the anapa...
paronomasy
24
19
(obsolete) paronomas...
paronychia
29
21
a whitlow, or felon...
paronymies
25
19
PARONYMY, a relation...
paronymous
25
20
having the nature of...
paroxetine
23
21
a kind of antidepres...
paroxysmal
33
26
of the nature of a p...
paroxysmic
36
28
relating to paroxysm...
paroxytone
29
23
a word having an acu...
parqueting
28
26
PARQUET, to cover a...
parquetted
27
24
PARQUET, to cover a...
parrakeets
19
17
PARRAKEET, a small l...
parramatta
19
16
(Malay) a cotton or...
parrhesias
21
15
PARRHESIA, freedom o...
parricidal
24
18
of or pertaining to...
parricides
23
17
PARRICIDE, the killi...
parritches
25
18
PARRITCH, a soft mea...
parrocking
24
23
PARROCK, to confine...
parroquets
27
23
PARROQUET, a small l...
parrotfish
24
18
a brightly coloured...
parrotries
19
13
PARROTRY, unintellig...
parsonages
18
16
PARSONAGE, the home...
parsonical
22
18
of or pertaining to...
partakings
21
20
PARTAKING, the act o...
partialise
20
14
(Shakespeare) to bia...
partialism
22
17
partiality; specific...
partialist
21
14
someone who is biase...
partiality
27
16
the state of being p...
partialize
23
23
(Shakespeare) to bia...
partialled
21
16
PARTIAL, as in parti...
participle
26
20
a word having the ch...
particular
24
18
especial [adj PARTIC...
partisanly
26
17
PARTISAN, biased [ad...
partitions
19
14
PARTITION, to divide...
partitives
22
17
PARTITIVE, a word in...
partituras
20
14
PARTITURA, (Italian)...
partnering
19
17
PARTNER, to join wit...
partridges
21
16
PARTRIDGE, any membe...
parturient
19
15
about to bring forth...
partygoers
26
17
PARTYGOER, one who a...
parvolines
21
19
PARVOLINE, a liquid...
parvovirus
24
22
a DNA-containing ani...
pasigraphy
31
22
a system of universa...
pasodobles
21
18
PASODOBLE, (Spanish)...
pasquilant
28
25
a lampooner [n -S]
pasquilers
29
24
PASQUILER, a writer...
pasquilled
30
26
PASQUIL, to satirise...
pasquinade
26
25
(French) a lampoon p...
passageway
28
20
a way that allows pa...
passalongs
20
17
PASSALONG, an easily...
passaments
19
17
PASSAMENT, (French)...
passamezzo
25
34
an old dance, a pava...
passements
19
17
PASSEMENT, (French)...
passengers
19
16
PASSENGER, someone w...
passepieds
21
17
PASSEPIED, (French)...
passerines
18
14
PASSERINE, a perchin...
passiflora
22
17
a genus of plants, i...
passimeter
20
16
a machine for issuin...
passionals
19
15
PASSIONAL, a book co...
passionary
24
16
a book in which are...
passionate
17
14
full of passion [adj...
passioning
19
17
PASSION, to exhibit...
passivated
21
18
PASSIVATE, to coat m...
passivates
21
17
PASSIVATE, to coat m...
passivisms
24
20
PASSIVISM, the doctr...
passivists
23
17
PASSIVIST, one who b...
passmented
19
18
PASSMENT, to trim wi...
pasteboard
20
17
a stiff thick kind o...
pastedowns
21
18
PASTEDOWN, the outer...
pastelists
21
14
PASTELIST, an artist...
pastellist
22
15
an artist who works...
pasteurise
19
14
to treat milk so as...
pasteurism
21
17
a method of treatmen...
pasteurize
22
23
to treat milk so as...
pasticcios
26
19
PASTICCIO, (Italian)...
pasticheur
25
19
(French) one who doe...
pastitsios
20
13
PASTITSIO, (Modern G...
pastnesses
18
14
PASTNESS, the state...
pastorales
19
14
PASTORALE, (Italian)...
pastorally
27
17
PASTORAL, of literat...
pastorates
18
13
PASTORATE, the offic...
pastoriums
21
17
PASTORIUM, the resid...
pastorship
24
18
the office of pastor...
pastrycook
29
22
a maker or seller of...
pasturable
22
18
fit for pasture [adj...
pasturages
20
16
PASTURAGE, the busin...
patchboard
26
22
a panel with multipl...
patchcocke
31
28
(Spenser) perhaps a...
patcheries
24
18
PATCHERY, (Shakespea...
patchiness
24
19
the state of being p...
patchockes
28
25
PATCHOCKE, (Spenser)...
patchoulis
26
20
PATCHOULI, (Tamil) a...
patchworks
29
25
PATCHWORK [n]
patentable
20
18
suitable to be paten...
patercoves
23
20
PATERCOVE, (slang) a...
patereroes
17
13
PATERERO, a type of...
paternally
26
18
PATERNAL, pertaining...
pathetical
25
19
arousing pity, also...
pathfinder
23
20
one that discovers a...
pathogenes
20
18
PATHOGENE, a disease...
pathogenic
24
21
producing disease, a...
pathognomy
28
23
the science of the s...
pathologic
26
21
relating to patholog...
patibulary
29
20
of or pertaining to...
patientest
18
14
PATIENT, calm and un...
patienting
19
17
PATIENT, (Shakespear...
patinating
19
17
PATINATE, to give a...
patination
17
15
the formation of a f...
patinising
20
17
PATINISE, to give a...
patinizing
23
26
PATINIZE, to give a...
patisserie
19
13
(French) a shop whic...
patissiers
20
13
PATISSIER, (French)...
patrialise
20
14
to make patrial, one...
patrialism
22
17
the state of being a...
patriality
27
16
the condition of bei...
patrialize
23
23
to make patrial, one...
patriarchs
25
18
PATRIARCH, a man who...
patriarchy
31
20
the jurisdiction of...
patriating
20
16
PATRIATE, to transfe...
patriation
18
14
the transference of...
patricians
22
17
PATRICIAN, a member...
patriciate
22
16
the patrician class;...
patricidal
24
18
of or pertaining to...
patricides
23
17
PATRICIDE, the killi...
patrifocal
25
20
centred on the fathe...
patrilocal
24
18
designating a form o...
patriotism
21
16
love for or devotion...
patristics
24
16
the study of the Chu...
patrocliny
29
20
the inheritance of t...
patrollers
21
15
PATROLLER, one who p...
patrolling
22
18
PATROL, to guard by...
patronaged
18
17
PATRONAGE, (Shakespe...
patronages
18
16
PATRONAGE, (Shakespe...
patronised
18
15
PATRONISE, to assume...
patroniser
18
14
one who patronises,...
patronises
18
14
PATRONISE, to assume...
patronized
21
24
PATRONIZE, to assume...
patronizer
21
23
one who patronizes,...
patronizes
21
23
PATRONIZE, to assume...
patronless
19
15
destitute of a patro...
patronymic
29
22
derived from the nam...
patterning
19
17
the act of patternin...
pattresses
19
13
PATTRESS, a containe...
patulously
28
19
PATULOUS, spreading,...
paughtiest
23
18
PAUGHTY, (Scots) hau...
paulownias
22
19
PAULOWNIA, any tree...
paunchiest
24
20
PAUNCHY, having a pr...
pauperdoms
22
21
PAUPERDOM, the state...
pauperised
21
18
PAUPERISE, to reduce...
pauperises
21
17
PAUPERISE, to reduce...
pauperisms
23
20
PAUPERISM, the state...
pauperized
24
27
PAUPERIZE, to reduce...
pauperizes
24
26
PAUPERIZE, to reduce...
paupiettes
21
17
PAUPIETTE, (French)...
pausefully
30
22
PAUSEFUL, full of pa...
pavemented
20
22
PAVEMENT, to provide...
pavilioned
21
20
PAVILION, to cover w...
pavonazzos
25
36
PAVONAZZO, (Italian)...
pawnbroker
24
24
one who lends money...
pawnticket
26
24
a ticket issued by a...
paycheques
38
30
PAYCHEQUE, a payment...
paymasters
26
18
PAYMASTER, the offic...
paynimries
26
19
PAYNIMRY, heathendom...
paysagists
27
17
PAYSAGIST, a painter...
peaberries
20
16
PEABERRY, a type of...
peacefully
32
24
PEACEFUL, undisturbe...
peacemaker
22
23
one who makes peace...
peacetimes
22
19
PEACETIME, a period...
peachblows
30
25
PEACHBLOW, a delicat...
peacherino
22
19
(US slang) a girl [n...
peachiness
23
19
the state of being p...
peacockery
31
25
vain ostentation [n...
peacockier
25
23
PEACOCKY, vain, stru...
peacocking
26
26
PEACOCK, to strut va...
peacockish
28
25
like a peacock [adj]
peakedness
18
19
the state of being p...
pearlashes
21
16
PEARLASH, an alkalin...
pearliness
19
15
the state of being p...
pearlworts
23
17
PEARLWORT, a name gi...
pearmonger
19
19
a seller of pears [n...
peashooter
19
15
a toy blowgun that u...
peasoupers
20
17
PEASOUPER, a thick f...
pebbledash
26
23
to treat with pebble...
peccadillo
27
22
(Spanish) a slight o...
peccancies
27
23
PECCANCY, sinfulness...
peckerwood
25
24
a southern term for...
pectinated
21
18
toothed like a comb,...
pectisable
25
20
that can be pectised...
pectizable
28
29
that can be pectized...
pectolites
23
17
PECTOLITE, a hydrous...
pectorally
30
20
PECTORAL, related to...
peculating
24
21
PECULATE, to embezzl...
peculation
22
19
embezzlement [n -S]
peculators
23
18
PECULATOR, one who p...
peculiarly
31
21
PECULIAR, strange [a...
pedagogics
24
21
the science and prin...
pedagogies
20
18
PEDAGOGY, the work o...
pedagogism
22
21
the spirit or system...
pedagogued
20
20
PEDAGOGUE, to teach...
pedagogues
20
19
PEDAGOGUE, one who t...
pedalboats
21
18
PEDALBOAT, a boat th...
pedallings
22
19
PEDALLING, the act o...
pedantical
22
19
in the manner of a p...
pedantised
18
16
PEDANTISE, to play t...
pedantises
18
15
PEDANTISE, to play t...
pedantisms
20
18
PEDANTISM, pedantry,...
pedantized
21
25
PEDANTIZE, to play t...
pedantizes
21
24
PEDANTIZE, to play t...
pedantries
18
15
PEDANTRY, ostentatio...
peddleries
20
16
PEDDLERY, the trade...
pederastic
22
17
of or pertaining to...
pedereroes
17
14
PEDERERO, a type of...
pedestaled
19
16
PEDESTAL, to provide...
pedestrian
18
15
a person going on fo...
pediatrics
23
17
the care of children...
pediatrist
20
14
a specialist in chil...
pediculate
23
19
stalked, also PEDICU...
pediculous
24
20
infested with lice,...
pedicuring
24
21
PEDICURE, to apply f...
pedicurist
24
18
one who cares for th...
pedimental
20
19
of or pertaining to...
pedimented
19
19
having a pediment [a...
pedipalpus
25
22
one of the second pa...
pedologies
20
17
PEDOLOGY, the study...
pedologist
21
17
one who studies the...
pedometers
19
17
PEDOMETER, an instru...
pedophiles
24
20
PEDOPHILE, one with...
pedophilia
24
20
sexual desire for ch...
pedophilic
28
23
a pedophile, also PA...
peduncular
23
21
of or pertaining to...
peelgarlic
25
20
a bald person; a per...
peerlessly
27
17
PEERLESS, having no...
pegmatites
21
18
PEGMATITE, a coarsel...
pegmatitic
25
21
having the texture o...
pejorating
21
25
PEJORATE, to make wo...
pejoration
19
23
the degeneration of...
pejorative
22
26
implying or imputing...
pelargonic
23
20
as in pelargonic aci...
pelecypods
31
23
PELECYPOD, a pelecyp...
pellagrins
22
18
PELLAGRIN, one who i...
pellagrous
22
18
like or afflicted wi...
pelletised
21
16
PELLETISE, to make i...
pelletiser
21
15
a device for making...
pelletises
21
15
PELLETISE, to make i...
pelletized
24
25
PELLETIZE, to make i...
pelletizer
24
24
a device for making...
pelletizes
24
24
PELLETIZE, to make i...
pellicular
26
20
of or pertaining to...
pellucidly
33
23
PELLUCID, transparen...
pelmanisms
22
21
PELMANISM, a card ga...
pelologies
21
17
PELOLOGY, study of m...
peltations
19
15
PELTATION, the state...
peltmonger
21
20
a dealer in skins [n...
pelvimeter
23
21
an instrument for me...
pelvimetry
30
23
measurement of the p...
pelycosaur
29
20
a kind of dinosaur [...
pemphigoid
26
24
relating to pemphigu...
pemphigous
26
24
relating to pemphigu...
penalising
20
18
PENALISE, to subject...
penalities
19
15
PENALITY, liability...
penalizing
23
27
PENALIZE, to subject...
penannular
17
18
in the form of an al...
pencilings
24
21
PENCILING, the art o...
pencillers
24
19
PENCILLER, one who p...
pencilling
25
22
the art or act of pa...
pendencies
20
19
PENDENCY, a pending...
pendentive
19
20
one of four spherica...
pendiclers
23
19
PENDICLER, the tenan...
pendragons
18
18
PENDRAGON, (Welsh) a...
pendulated
19
18
PENDULATE, to swing...
pendulates
19
17
PENDULATE, to swing...
penelopise
20
18
to undo what you hav...
penelopize
23
27
to undo what you hav...
peneplains
20
19
PENEPLAIN, a low gen...
peneplanes
19
19
PENEPLANE, a low gen...
penetrable
20
18
that can be penetrat...
penetrably
27
20
PENETRABLE, that can...
penetralia
18
15
the innermost or mos...
penetrance
19
18
the degree or freque...
penetrancy
26
20
the state of being p...
penetrants
17
15
PENETRANT, a substan...
penetrated
17
15
PENETRATE, to thrust...
penetrates
17
14
PENETRATE, to thrust...
penetrator
17
14
something or someone...
penguinery
25
20
a breeding place, or...
penholders
21
18
PENHOLDER, a holder...
penicillia
24
19
PENICILLIUM, any of...
penicillin
24
20
any of a group of su...
penicillus
25
20
a small pad for woun...
peninsular
19
17
relating to a penins...
peninsulas
19
17
PENINSULA, a strip o...
penistones
17
15
PENISTONE, a cloth,...
penitences
20
18
PENITENCE, the state...
penitently
25
18
PENITENT, repentant...
penmanship
23
23
the art or practice...
pennaceous
19
19
featherlike [adj]
pennalisms
20
19
PENNALISM, a system...
pennatulae
17
17
PENNATULA, a sea-pen...
pennatulas
18
17
PENNATULA, a sea-pen...
pennillion
19
18
PENNILL, (Welsh) a v...
penninites
17
16
PENNINITE, a mineral...
pennoncels
20
20
PENNONCEL, a small f...
pennycress
27
20
a cruciferous plant...
pennylands
24
20
PENNYLAND, (historic...
pennyroyal
30
20
an aromatic herb of...
pennyworth
29
22
a penny's worth [n -...
pennyworts
27
20
PENNYWORT, a perenni...
penologies
19
17
PENOLOGY, the scienc...
penologist
20
17
one versed in, or a...
penoncelle
21
20
(French) a small fla...
penpushers
23
20
PENPUSHER, a person...
penpushing
24
23
boring paperwork inv...
penserosos
17
14
PENSEROSO, a pensive...
pensieroso
17
14
(Italian) melancholy...
pensionary
23
17
receiving a pension...
pensioneer
16
15
as in pensioneer tru...
pensioners
17
15
PENSIONER, one recei...
pensioning
18
18
PENSION, to grant a...
pensionnat
16
16
(French) a boarding-...
penstemons
18
18
PENSTEMON, a genus o...
pentachord
23
20
an ancient musical i...
pentagonal
18
18
having five corners...
pentagrams
20
19
PENTAGRAM, a five-po...
pentagraph
23
21
an erroneous form of...
pentahedra
19
17
PENTAHEDRON, a five-...
pentalphas
23
20
PENTALPHA, a five-po...
pentameter
18
17
a line of verse cons...
pentangles
19
18
PENTANGLE, a five-po...
pentaploid
21
19
a cell, organism, or...
pentapodic
23
21
relating to pentapod...
pentapolis
21
18
an alliance of five...
pentaprism
22
20
a five-sided prism u...
pentaquark
27
28
a hypothetical subat...
pentastich
24
19
a composition consis...
pentastyle
25
17
a building or portic...
pentathlon
20
18
an athletic contest...
pentathlum
23
21
a pentathlon [n PENT...
pentatomic
22
20
having five atoms in...
pentatonic
20
18
consisting of five t...
penteteric
21
17
occurring every four...
penthoused
20
18
PENTHOUSE, to cover...
penthouses
20
17
PENTHOUSE, to cover...
pentimenti
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18
PENTIMENTO, (Italian...
pentimento
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(Italian) a painting...
pentosanes
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PENTOSANE, a complex...
pentosides
18
15
PENTOSIDE, a compoun...
pentoxides
24
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PENTOXIDE, an oxide...
pentstemon
18
18
a genus of showy flo...
pentylenes
24
18
PENTYLENE, an unsatu...
penultimas
21
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PENULTIMA, (Latin) t...
penumbrous
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relating to penumbra...
peoplehood
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the state of constit...
peopleless
22
18
destitute of people...
peperomias
21
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PEPEROMIA, a genus o...
peppercorn
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the dried berry of t...
pepperidge
24
22
a North American tre...
pepperiest
23
19
PEPPERY, resembling...
pepperings
24
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PEPPERING, a seasoni...
peppermill
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a small handmill in...
peppermint
24
23
a pungent and aromat...
pepperonis
22
20
PEPPERONI, (Italian)...
peppertree
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an evergreen tree na...
pepperwort
26
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a wild plant, aka pe...
pepsinated
20
18
PEPSINATE, to treat...
pepsinates
20
17
PEPSINATE, to treat...
pepsinogen
20
20
a substance in the m...
peptalking
24
24
PEPTALK, to inspire...
peptidases
21
17
PEPTIDASE, an enzyme...
peptisable
24
20
that can be peptised...
peptizable
27
29
that can be peptized...
peptonised
20
18
PEPTONISE, to make (...
peptoniser
20
17
an agent that pepton...
peptonises
20
17
PEPTONISE, to make (...
peptonized
23
27
PEPTONIZE, to make (...
peptonizer
23
26
an agent that pepton...
peptonizes
23
26
PEPTONIZE, to make (...
peracidity
29
19
the state of being p...
peraeopods
19
17
PERAEOPOD, each of t...
perborates
20
16
PERBORATE, a salt th...
percalines
22
18
PERCALINE, (French)...
perceivers
24
20
PERCEIVER, one who p...
perceiving
25
23
the act of perceivin...
percentage
21
19
a part of a whole ex...
percentile
22
18
the value below whic...
perception
23
20
a result of perceivi...
perceptive
26
23
responsive to sensor...
perceptual
25
21
of, relating to, or...
percheries
24
18
PERCHERY, a barn whe...
percherons
23
19
PERCHERON, (French)...
perchloric
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22
containing more oxyg...
perciforms
26
22
PERCIFORM, a perch-l...
percipient
24
20
perceiving; percepti...
percocting
26
22
PERCOCT, to cook tho...
percoidean
20
18
like a perch, also P...
percolable
25
21
that can be percolat...
percolated
22
18
PERCOLATE, to pass t...
percolates
22
17
PERCOLATE, to pass t...
percolator
22
17
one that percolates...
percurrent
22
18
extending the whole...
percursory
29
19
cursory [adj]
percussant
22
18
bent round and strik...
percussing
24
20
PERCUSS, to strike w...
percussion
22
18
the act of striking;...
percussive
25
21
of or relating to pe...
percussors
23
17
PERCUSSOR, a percuss...
percutient
22
18
something that strik...
perdendosi
18
16
(Italian) slowing an...
perditions
19
15
PERDITION, everlasti...
perdurable
22
19
extremely durable, p...
perdurably
29
21
PERDURABLE, extremel...
perdurance
21
19
lastingness, enduran...
peregrines
19
16
PEREGRINE, a swift f...
pereiopods
20
17
PEREIOPOD, each of t...
peremptory
28
21
putting an end to or...
perennated
16
16
PERENNATE, to last o...
perennates
16
15
PERENNATE, to last o...
perennials
18
16
PERENNIAL, a plant t...
perfecters
24
19
PERFECTER, a person...
perfectest
24
19
PERFECT, lacking in...
perfecting
25
22
PERFECT, to make fau...
perfection
23
20
freedom from fault o...
perfective
26
23
tending to make perf...
perfectors
24
19
PERFECTOR, a machine...
perfervors
23
20
PERFERVOR, a state o...
perfervour
23
21
great fervour, ardou...
perficient
24
20
someone who or somet...
perfidious
22
18
characterized by fai...
perfoliate
21
17
of a leaf or bract,...
perforable
23
20
that can be perforat...
perforated
20
17
PERFORATE, to bore t...
perforates
20
16
PERFORATE, to bore t...
perforator
20
16
a machine for perfor...
perforatus
21
17
the short flexor of...
performers
22
19
PERFORMER, one who p...
performing
23
22
the act of doing som...
perfumiers
23
20
PERFUMIER, one who p...
perfusates
21
17
PERFUSATE, that whic...
perfusions
21
18
PERFUSION, the act o...
pergunnahs
21
20
PERGUNNAH, (Hindi) a...
periastron
18
14
that point, in the r...
periblasts
23
17
PERIBLAST, in merobl...
pericardia
22
17
PERICARDIUM, a membr...
pericarpic
28
22
relating to the peri...
pericenter
21
17
the point in the pat...
pericentre
21
17
the point in the pat...
periclases
23
17
PERICLASE, a natural...
periclinal
24
19
sloping downwards in...
periclines
23
18
PERICLINE, a variety...
pericrania
21
17
PERICRANIUM, a membr...
periculous
24
19
(obsolete) dangerous...
pericycles
33
22
PERICYCLE, the outer...
pericyclic
37
25
relating to the peri...
peridermal
21
18
relating to the peri...
peridermic
24
20
relating to the peri...
peridesmia
20
17
PERIDESMIUM, the are...
peridinian
18
16
a dinoflagellate, a...
peridinium
21
19
a dinoflagellate, a...
peridotite
19
14
an ultramafic igneou...
peridromes
20
17
PERIDROME, a gallery...
periegeses
19
15
PERIEGESIS, a descri...
periegesis
20
15
a description in the...
perigonial
20
17
of or like a perigon...
perigonium
21
20
any organ inclosing...
perigynies
26
18
PERIGYNY, a receptac...
perigynous
26
19
of a flower, having...
perihelial
23
17
relating to the peri...
perihelion
21
17
the point of the orb...
perikaryal
27
20
relating to the peri...
perikaryon
25
20
the cell body of a n...
perilously
28
18
PERILOUS, dangerous,...
perilymphs
33
24
PERILYMPH, the fluid...
perimeters
20
16
PERIMETER, the circu...
perimetral
21
17
relating to a perime...
perimetric
24
19
relating to a perime...
perimorphs
25
21
PERIMORPH, a crystal...
perimysium
29
22
the connective tissu...
perinaeums
19
18
PERINAEUM, the lower...
perineural
19
16
relating to the peri...
perineuria
18
15
PERINEURIUM, the con...
periodates
18
14
PERIODATE, a salt of...
periodical
23
18
periodic [adj PERIOD...
periodides
19
15
PERIODIDE, an iodid,...
periodised
19
15
PERIODISE, to divide...
periodises
19
14
PERIODISE, to divide...
periodized
22
24
PERIODIZE, to divide...
periodizes
22
23
PERIODIZE, to divide...
periosteal
19
14
situated around bone...
periosteum
20
17
a tough fibrous memb...
peripeteia
20
16
(Greek) a sudden and...
peripetian
20
17
of or like a peripet...
peripetias
21
16
PERIPETIA, (Greek) a...
peripeties
21
16
PERIPETY, a sudden c...
peripheral
24
19
at the edge [adj PER...
peripheric
27
21
(archaic) relating t...
periphonic
26
22
relating to a sound...
periphrase
23
18
to use more words th...
periphytic
34
23
relating to a periph...
periphyton
29
21
aquatic organisms wh...
periplasms
24
20
PERIPLASM, the regio...
periplasts
23
17
PERIPLAST, an interc...
peripluses
23
18
PERIPLUS, a voyage o...
periprocts
25
19
PERIPROCT, the regio...
peripteral
22
17
having a row of colu...
perisarcal
23
17
relating to the peri...
periscians
22
17
PERISCIAN, a person...
periscopes
24
19
PERISCOPE, a device...
periscopic
28
22
viewing all around,...
perishable
24
19
liable to perish [ad...
perishably
31
21
PERISHABLE, liable t...
perisperms
23
19
PERISPERM, the album...
peristomal
21
17
relating to the peri...
peristomes
20
16
PERISTOME, the area,...
peristylar
27
16
relating to a perist...
peristyles
27
16
PERISTYLE, a range o...
peritectic
26
19
a temperature at whi...
perithecia
24
18
PERITHECIUM, a small...
peritonaea
16
14
PERITONAEUM, a serou...
peritoneal
18
15
relating to the peri...
peritoneum
19
18
the smooth serous me...
peritracks
24
20
PERITRACK, at an air...
peritricha
25
18
PERITRICH, a bacteri...
peritrichs
26
18
PERITRICH, a bacteri...
periwigged
25
21
PERIWIG, to put on a...
periwinkle
24
22
a creeping plant wit...
perjinkety
28
29
(Scots) prim, finica...
perjinkity
29
29
(Scots) a nicety [n...
perjurious
22
24
guilty of perjury, a...
perlemoens
19
18
PERLEMOEN, (Afrikaan...
permabears
21
19
PERMABEAR, an invest...
permabulls
25
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PERMABULL, an invest...
permafrost
22
19
permanently frozen s...
permalinks
22
22
PERMALINK, an intern...
permalloys
28
20
PERMALLOY, an alloy...
permanence
20
21
the state of being p...
permanency
27
23
the state of being p...
permanents
18
18
PERMANENT, a permane...
permeances
21
20
PERMEANCE, the prope...
permeating
20
19
PERMEATE, to spread...
permeation
18
17
the act of permeatin...
permeative
21
20
that permeates [adj]
permeators
19
16
PERMEATOR, something...
permethrin
22
19
a garden pesticide [...
permillage
23
20
reckoning by the tho...
permission
20
17
the act of permittin...
permissive
23
20
permitting; granting...
permittees
20
16
PERMITTEE, one to wh...
permitters
21
16
PERMITTER, one who p...
permitting
22
19
PERMIT, to allow [v]
permutable
23
21
that can be permuted...
permutably
30
23
PERMUTABLE, that can...
permutated
20
18
PERMUTATE, to alter...
permutates
20
17
PERMUTATE, to alter...
pernancies
20
18
PERNANCY, receiving,...
pernicious
22
18
destructive; ruinous...
pernickety
29
23
fussy about small de...
pernoctate
20
17
to pass the night in...
peroneuses
17
15
PERONEUS, one of the...
perorating
19
16
PERORATE, to make a...
peroration
17
14
the concluding part...
perorators
18
13
PERORATOR, one who p...
perovskias
22
21
PEROVSKIA, a genus o...
perovskite
22
21
a mineral form of ca...
peroxidase
24
21
an enzyme found in m...
peroxiding
26
24
PEROXIDE, to bleach...
peroxidise
25
21
to oxidize to the ut...
peroxidize
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30
to oxidize to the ut...
peroxisome
25
23
an organelle contain...
perpending
21
21
PERPEND, to weigh in...
perpetrate
20
16
to bring about or ca...
perpetuals
22
18
PERPETUAL, a type of...
perpetuate
20
17
to make perpetual or...
perpetuity
28
19
the state of being p...
perplexers
28
24
PERPLEXER, one who p...
perplexing
29
27
PERPLEX, to puzzle [...
perplexity
35
26
the state of being p...
perquisite
28
23
a privilege, gain, o...
perruquier
28
24
(French) a wigmaker...
persecuted
22
18
PERSECUTE, to harass...
persecutee
21
17
one who is persecute...
persecutes
22
17
PERSECUTE, to harass...
persecutor
22
17
one who persecutes [...
perseities
19
13
PERSEITY, an indepen...
perselines
19
15
PERSELINE, (Spenser)...
persevered
20
18
PERSEVERE, to contin...
perseveres
20
17
PERSEVERE, to contin...
persicaria
22
16
a species of knotgra...
persiennes
17
15
PERSIENNE, (French)...
persiflage
23
19
(French) frivolous,...
persifleur
23
18
(French) one who ind...
persimmons
21
20
PERSIMMON, a kind of...
persistent
19
14
persisting, lasting...
persisters
20
13
PERSISTER, one who p...
persisting
21
16
PERSIST, to continue...
persistive
22
17
(Shakespeare) persis...
personable
20
18
attractive in person...
personably
27
20
PERSONABLE, attracti...
personages
18
16
PERSONAGE, a person,...
personalia
18
15
personal details, po...
personally
26
18
PERSONAL, related to...
personalty
25
17
personal belongings...
personated
17
15
PERSONATE, to assume...
personates
17
14
PERSONATE, to assume...
personator
17
14
one who personates [...
personhood
19
17
being a person [n -S...
personised
18
15
PERSONISE, to person...
personises
18
14
PERSONISE, to person...
personized
21
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PERSONIZE, to person...
personizes
21
23
PERSONIZE, to person...
personnels
18
16
PERSONNEL, the perso...
perspirate
21
16
to sweat [v PERSPIRA...
perspiring
23
19
PERSPIRE, to exude s...
perstringe
20
16
(obsolete) to constr...
persuaders
19
15
PERSUADER, one who p...
persuading
20
18
PERSUADE, to induce...
persuasion
18
15
the act of persuadin...
persuasive
21
18
tending to persuade...
persuasory
25
16
persuasive [adj]
persulfate
22
18
a sulphuric acid sal...
perswading
23
20
PERSWADE, to induce...
pertaining
19
17
PERTAIN, to have ref...
pertinence
20
18
the state of being p...
pertinency
27
20
the state of being p...
pertinents
18
15
PERTINENT, a minor p...
pertnesses
18
14
PERTNESS, the qualit...
perturbant
21
18
anything that pertur...
perturbate
21
17
to perturb [v PERTUR...
perturbers
22
17
PERTURBER, one who,...
perturbing
23
20
PERTURB, to disturb...
pertusions
19
15
PERTUSION, the act o...
pervasions
20
18
PERVASION, the act o...
perversely
28
20
PERVERSE, wilfully d...
perversest
21
17
PERVERSE, wilfully d...
perversion
20
18
the action of perver...
perversity
28
19
the quality of being...
perversive
23
21
tending to pervert [...
perverters
21
17
PERVERTER, one who p...
perverting
22
20
PERVERT, to turn awa...
perviating
22
20
PERVIATE, to make a...
perviously
29
21
PERVIOUS, capable of...
pessimisms
23
19
PESSIMISM, a tendenc...
pessimists
22
16
PESSIMIST, one who t...
pesterment
19
17
the act of pestering...
pesthouses
21
16
PESTHOUSE, (historic...
pesticidal
24
18
of or like a pestici...
pesticides
23
17
PESTICIDE, a substan...
pestilence
22
18
a fatal epidemic or...
petalodies
19
15
PETALODY, transforma...
petaurines
18
15
PETAURINE, the flyin...
petaurists
20
14
PETAURIST, a flying...
petcharies
24
18
PETCHARY, the grey k...
petershams
22
18
PETERSHAM, a rough,...
pethidines
21
17
PETHIDINE, a pain-re...
petiolated
19
15
having a petiole, a...
petiolules
21
16
PETIOLULE, a small p...
petiteness
18
14
the state of being p...
petitioned
18
15
PETITION, to make a...
petitioner
18
14
one who presents a p...
petnapings
21
20
PETNAPING, the kidna...
petnappers
22
20
PETNAPPER, one who k...
petnapping
23
23
the kidnap of a pet...
petrichors
25
18
PETRICHOR, a sweet s...
petrifiers
22
16
PETRIFIER, an agent...
petrifying
29
21
PETRIFY, to convert...
petrissage
20
15
(French) massage by...
petrodrome
19
17
an African elephant...
petroglyph
32
23
an ancient rock-carv...
petrograms
21
18
PETROGRAM, a picture...
petrolages
20
16
PETROLAGE, treatment...
petrolatum
21
18
petroleum jelly [n -...
petroleous
19
15
containing or rich i...
petroleums
21
18
PETROLEUM, a general...
petroleurs
20
15
PETROLEUR, (French)...
petroleuse
19
15
(French) a female pe...
petrolhead
21
17
a motor vehicle enth...
petrolling
22
18
PETROL, to supply wi...
petrologic
24
19
relating to petrolog...
petromoney
24
19
money from oil reven...
petronella
19
16
a Scottish country d...
petrostate
18
13
a small oil-rich cou...
pettedness
18
15
the state of being p...
pettichaps
27
21
(dialect) the garden...
petticoats
22
16
PETTICOAT, a skirt,...
petulances
22
19
PETULANCE, peevish i...
petulantly
27
19
PETULANT, peevish [a...
pewholders
25
20
PEWHOLDER, one who h...
phacolites
25
19
PHACOLITE, a colorle...
phacoliths
28
21
PHACOLITH, an intrus...
phaelonion
19
18
an Eastern vestment...
phaenogams
21
21
PHAENOGAM, (Greek) a...
phaenology
27
21
the study of organis...
phaenomena
18
20
PHAENOMENON, anythin...
phaenotype
27
21
to categorise by pha...
phagedaena
19
19
hospital gangrene, a...
phagedenas
20
19
PHAGEDENA, hospital...
phagedenic
24
22
relating to phageden...
phagocytes
31
22
PHAGOCYTE, a white b...
phagocytic
35
25
of or like a phagocy...
phagomania
21
21
a compulsive desire...
phagosomes
22
20
PHAGOSOME, part of a...
phalangeal
22
20
pertaining to a phal...
phalangers
22
19
PHALANGER, any of se...
phalangids
23
20
PHALANGID, one of th...
phalangist
23
19
any arboreal marsupi...
phalaropes
23
19
PHALAROPE, a small s...
phallicism
29
23
worship of the phall...
phallicist
28
20
one who practises ph...
phallocrat
26
20
one who assumes the...
phalloidin
23
19
one of the poisons o...
phanerogam
21
21
a seed-plant or sper...
phansigars
22
18
PHANSIGAR, (Hindi) f...
phantasied
20
17
PHANTASY, to imagine...
phantasies
20
16
PHANTASY, to imagine...
phantasime
21
19
(Shakespeare) a fant...
phantasims
22
19
PHANTASIM, (Shakespe...
phantasmal
22
20
of the nature of a p...
phantasmic
25
22
of the nature of a p...
phantastic
24
19
a dandy, a fop [n -S...
phantastry
27
18
dandyism, also FANTA...
phantomish
24
21
(archaic) relating t...
phantosmes
21
19
PHANTOSME, (Spenser)...
pharisaism
23
18
the notions, doctrin...
pharmacies
25
21
PHARMACY, a drugstor...
pharmacist
26
21
a person licensed to...
pharyngals
29
21
PHARYNGAL, a sound p...
pharyngeal
28
21
pertaining to the ph...
phascogale
25
21
a small insectivorou...
phasedowns
23
20
PHASEDOWN, a gradual...
phaseolins
21
17
PHASEOLIN, a protein...
phatically
33
22
PHATIC, relating to...
pheasantry
26
18
a place for keeping...
phelloderm
24
21
a layer of green par...
phellogens
23
20
PHELLOGEN, the tissu...
phelonions
20
18
PHELONION, a liturgi...
phenacaine
21
20
a crystalline base o...
phenacetin
22
20
an antipyretic drug...
phenacites
23
19
PHENACITE, a mineral...
phenakisms
23
23
PHENAKISM, deceit [n...
phenakites
21
20
PHENAKITE, a mineral...
phenazines
22
26
PHENAZINE, a chemica...
phenetoles
20
17
PHENETOLE, the ethyl...
phenformin
23
23
a biguanide administ...
phenocryst
30
21
a larger crystal in...
phenolated
20
18
PHENOLATE, to subjec...
phenolates
20
17
PHENOLATE, a compoun...
phenomenal
20
21
relating to or being...
phenomenas
19
20
PHENOMENA, PHENOMENO...
phenomenon
18
21
anything directly ap...
phenotyped
28
22
PHENOTYPE, to catego...
phenotypes
28
21
PHENOTYPE, to catego...
phenotypic
32
24
relating to a phenot...
phenoxides
26
24
PHENOXIDE, a salt of...
phenylenes
26
20
PHENYLENE, a compoun...
phenytoins
26
19
PHENYTOIN, a crystal...
pheromonal
21
20
relating to a pherom...
pheromones
20
19
PHEROMONE, a chemica...
phialiform
26
22
saucer-shaped [adj]
philanders
22
18
PHILANDER, to engage...
philatelic
27
20
of or pertaining to...
philhorses
25
18
PHILHORSE, (Shakespe...
philippics
32
25
PHILIPPIC, a bitter...
philippina
27
23
a present or gift wh...
philippine
27
23
a present or gift wh...
philistias
24
16
PHILISTIA, the class...
philistine
23
17
materialistic in out...
phillabegs
27
22
PHILLABEG, (Gaelic)...
phillibegs
28
22
PHILLIBEG, (Gaelic)...
phillumeny
31
24
the hobby of collect...
philologer
24
19
a person who studies...
philologic
28
22
of or pertaining to...
philologue
24
20
a person who studies...
philomaths
26
21
PHILOMATH, a lover o...
philomathy
32
23
the love of learning...
philomelas
24
20
PHILOMELA, a songbir...
philopenas
23
20
PHILOPENA, a present...
philopoena
22
20
a present or gift wh...
philosophe
26
21
(French) a philosoph...
philosophy
33
23
all learning exclusi...
philoxenia
27
24
hospitality [n -S]
philtering
24
19
PHILTER, to put unde...
phisnomies
22
19
PHISNOMY, (obsolete)...
phlebogram
26
24
a tracing (with the...
phlebolite
25
20
a calcareous concret...
phlebology
32
24
a branch of anatomy...
phlebotomy
31
24
the surgical opening...
phlegmasia
24
21
an inflammation of t...
phlegmatic
28
24
of a calm, unexcitab...
phlegmiest
25
21
PHLEGMY, full of phl...
phlegmonic
27
25
of or like a phlegmo...
phlogistic
28
21
of or pertaining to...
phlogiston
23
19
(Greek) the hypothet...
phlogopite
25
21
a brown mica contain...
phlorizins
26
26
PHLORIZIN, a chemica...
phlyctaena
30
22
(Greek) a small blis...
phlyctenae
30
22
PHLYCTENA, (Greek) a...
phocomelia
25
22
a type of congenital...
phocomelic
29
25
showing phocomely, a...
phoenixism
28
26
the practice of form...
pholidoses
22
17
PHOLIDOSIS, the arra...
pholidosis
23
17
the arrangement of s...
phonathons
21
19
PHONATHON, a telepho...
phonations
19
17
PHONATION, the produ...
phonecards
23
20
PHONECARD, a card us...
phonematic
24
22
relating to a phonem...
phonetical
24
20
of, concerning, acco...
phonetised
20
17
PHONETISE, to repres...
phonetises
20
16
PHONETISE, to repres...
phonetisms
22
19
PHONETISM, the scien...
phonetists
21
16
PHONETIST, one verse...
phonetized
23
26
PHONETIZE, to repres...
phonetizes
23
25
PHONETIZE, to repres...
phoneyness
25
19
the state of being p...
phonically
32
23
PHONIC, pertaining t...
phonmeters
21
19
PHONMETER, an instru...
phonograms
22
21
PHONOGRAM, a letter,...
phonograph
25
23
a character or symbo...
phonolites
21
17
PHONOLITE, a fine-gr...
phonolitic
25
20
of or like phonolite...
phonologic
25
22
relating to phonolog...
phonometer
20
19
an instrument for me...
phonophore
23
21
a sound-conducting a...
phonopores
21
19
PHONOPORE, a kind of...
phonoscope
24
22
a device that render...
phonotyped
28
22
PHONOTYPE, to print...
phonotyper
28
21
one who phonotypes,...
phonotypes
28
21
PHONOTYPE, to print...
phonotypic
32
24
of or like a phonoty...
phorminges
23
21
PHORMINX, an old str...
phosgenite
21
18
a rare fluorescent s...
phosphated
25
21
PHOSPHATE, to treat...
phosphates
25
20
PHOSPHATE, to treat...
phosphatic
29
23
containing phosphate...
phosphenes
24
21
PHOSPHENE, a visual...
phosphides
26
21
PHOSPHIDE, a binary...
phosphines
25
21
PHOSPHINE, a colorle...
phosphites
26
20
PHOSPHITE, a salt of...
phosphonic
28
24
as in phosphonic aci...
phosphores
25
20
PHOSPHORE, phosphoru...
phosphoret
25
20
(obsolete) a phosphi...
phosphoric
29
23
of or like phosphoru...
phosphorus
26
21
a chemical element [...
phosphoryl
33
23
the radical PO, rega...
phosphuret
26
21
(obsolete) a phosphi...
photically
33
22
PHOTIC, pertaining t...
photoblogs
25
21
PHOTOBLOG, to keep a...
photobombs
26
24
PHOTOBOMB, to place...
photocalls
26
20
PHOTOCALL, an occasi...
photocards
24
19
PHOTOCARD, an identi...
photocells
26
20
PHOTOCELL, a photoel...
photodiode
20
17
a two-electrode semi...
photodisks
23
20
PHOTODISK, a disk fo...
photoflash
26
21
a photographic flash...
photoflood
23
20
an incandescent tung...
photogenes
20
18
PHOTOGENE, an afteri...
photogenic
24
21
of or pertaining to...
photoglyph
34
25
photographic engravi...
photograms
23
20
PHOTOGRAM, a photogr...
photograph
26
22
to take a photograph...
photolitho
24
18
(short for) a photol...
photolysed
28
19
PHOTOLYSE, to cause...
photolyses
28
18
PHOTOLYSE, to cause...
photolysis
29
18
decomposition or dis...
photolytic
32
21
relating to photolys...
photolyzed
31
28
PHOTOLYZE, to cause...
photolyzes
31
27
PHOTOLYZE, to cause...
photomasks
23
22
PHOTOMASK, a mask us...
photometer
21
18
an instrument for me...
photometry
28
20
that branch of scien...
photomural
23
20
an enlarged photogra...
photonasty
26
18
the adoption of a ce...
photonovel
22
21
a novel in the form...
photophase
24
20
the light period of...
photophils
27
21
PHOTOPHIL, an organi...
photophily
33
23
the state of being p...
photophobe
26
23
a plant that shuns o...
photophone
23
21
an apparatus for the...
photophony
30
23
the art or practice...
photophore
24
20
a luminiferous organ...
photoplays
30
21
PHOTOPLAY, a motion...
photopsias
23
18
PHOTOPSIA, the appea...
photopsies
23
18
PHOTOPSY, the appear...
photoscans
23
19
PHOTOSCAN, to scan p...
photoshoot
22
17
a session in which a...
photoshops
25
20
PHOTOSHOP, to manipu...
photostats
21
15
PHOTOSTAT, (tradenam...
phototaxes
26
22
PHOTOTAXIS, growth o...
phototaxis
27
22
growth or movement d...
phototonic
23
19
relating to phototon...
phototonus
20
17
the sensitivity of a...
phototoxic
30
25
rendering the skin s...
phototrope
22
18
a substance exhibiti...
phototroph
25
20
a plant which uses l...
phototropy
29
20
change of colour due...
phototubes
23
19
PHOTOTUBE, an electr...
phototyped
29
21
PHOTOTYPE, to print...
phototypes
29
20
PHOTOTYPE, to print...
phototypic
33
23
of or pertaining to...
phraseless
22
16
indescribable [adj]
phreakings
23
22
PHREAKING, making il...
phrenesiac
23
19
(Scott) hypochondria...
phrenetics
24
19
PHRENETIC, a frenzie...
phrenology
28
21
the study of bumps o...
phrensical
25
20
(obsolete) frantic,...
phrensying
28
21
PHRENSY, to make fra...
phthalates
24
18
PHTHALATE, a salt of...
phthaleins
24
19
PHTHALEIN, any one o...
phthisical
29
21
of or pertaining to...
phthisicky
36
26
having phthisis, or...
phycobilin
34
25
any of a class of re...
phycobiont
32
24
the algal constituen...
phycocyans
39
26
PHYCOCYAN, a blue pi...
phylactery
38
23
a small leather box...
phylaxises
35
25
PHYLAXIS, an inhibit...
phylesises
29
18
PHYLESIS, the course...
phyllaries
30
19
PHYLLARY, a bract of...
phylloclad
34
24
another name for a c...
phyllodial
31
21
relating to a phyllo...
phyllodies
30
20
PHYLLODY, a flower t...
phyllodium
32
24
a petiole dilated in...
phyllopods
32
23
PHYLLOPOD, one of an...
phyllotaxy
42
28
the arrangement of l...
phylloxera
35
26
a kind of beetle, a...
phylogenic
32
24
relating to phylogen...
physalises
29
18
PHYSALIS, a type of...
physiatric
32
20
relating to physiatr...
physically
40
24
PHYSICAL, related to...
physicians
31
21
PHYSICIAN, a doctor;...
physicisms
34
23
PHYSICISM, belief in...
physicists
33
20
PHYSICIST, an expert...
physicking
34
27
PHYSIC, to treat wit...
physiocrat
31
20
one of the followers...
physiology
36
22
a branch of biology...
phytogenic
31
23
derived from plants...
phytoliths
32
20
PHYTOLITH, a microsc...
phytophagy
39
26
of insects, feeding...
phytotoxic
37
27
harmful to plants [a...
phytotoxin
33
25
a poison produced by...
phytotrons
27
18
PHYTOTRON, an appara...
pianissimi
21
17
PIANISSIMO, (Italian...
pianissimo
20
17
(Italian) a directio...
pianoforte
19
17
(Italian) a large ke...
pianolists
20
15
PIANOLIST, one who p...
picadillos
25
19
PICADILLO, (Spanish)...
picaresque
30
26
(French) pertaining...
picarooned
20
18
PICAROON, to act as...
picayunish
31
22
petty, paltry [adj P...
piccadillo
28
22
(Spanish) a traditio...
piccadills
29
22
PICCADILL, (obsolete...
piccadilly
35
24
a high, stiff collar...
piccalilli
30
22
a mixed-vegetable pi...
piccaninny
30
24
a little child, esp....
piccoloist
27
20
one who plays the pi...
pichiciago
29
23
(Spanish) a fairy ar...
pichiciego
29
23
(Spanish) a fairy ar...
picholines
25
20
PICHOLINE, a variety...
pickabacks
30
30
PICKABACK, to carry...
pickadillo
26
23
(Spanish) a traditio...
pickadills
27
23
PICKADILL, (obsolete...
pickadilly
33
25
a cut or vandyked ed...
pickaninny
28
25
a small child; esp....
pickapacks
30
30
PICKAPACK, to carry...
pickaroons
22
21
PICKAROON, (Spanish)...
pickbacked
30
31
PICKBACK, to carry s...
pickedness
23
22
the state of being s...
pickeerers
23
20
PICKEERER, one who p...
pickeering
24
23
PICKEER, to forage,...
picketboat
25
23
a craft used (as by...
picketings
25
23
PICKETING, standing...
pickpocket
30
30
a thief who picks po...
pickthanks
27
27
PICKTHANK, someone w...
picnickers
27
24
PICNICKER, one who p...
picnicking
28
27
PICNIC, to go on an...
picocuries
26
20
PICOCURIE, a million...
picofarads
24
20
PICOFARAD, a million...
picometers
23
19
PICOMETER, a trillio...
picometres
23
19
PICOMETRE, a trillio...
picosecond
24
21
a trillionth of a se...
picowaving
28
26
PICOWAVE, to irradia...
picqueting
32
29
PICQUET, to act as a...
picrotoxin
28
24
a bitter toxin obtai...
pictarnies
22
17
PICTARNIE, (Scott) a...
pictograms
25
21
PICTOGRAM, a pictogr...
pictograph
28
23
a picture used as a...
pictorials
24
17
PICTORIAL, a pictori...
pictorical
27
20
pictorial [adj PICTO...
picturised
24
18
PICTURISE, to pictur...
picturises
24
17
PICTURISE, to pictur...
picturized
27
27
PICTURIZE, to pictur...
picturizes
27
26
PICTURIZE, to pictur...
piddlingly
30
22
PIDDLING [adv]
pidginised
21
18
PIDGINISE, to make i...
pidginises
21
17
PIDGINISE, to make i...
pidginized
24
27
PIDGINIZE, to make i...
pidginizes
24
26
PIDGINIZE, to make i...
piecemeals
23
20
PIECEMEAL, to divide...
pieceworks
26
23
PIECEWORK, work paid...
piednesses
18
15
PIEDNESS, the state...
piemontite
19
17
a dark-red mineral,...
piepowders
24
20
PIEPOWDER, (obsolete...
pierceable
24
20
that may be pierced,...
piercingly
31
22
PIERCING, penetratin...
pierrettes
19
13
PIERRETTE, (French)...
piezometer
22
25
an instrument for me...
piezometry
29
27
measurement by use o...
pifferaros
23
19
PIFFERARO, (Italian)...
pigeonhole
21
19
a compartment for st...
pigeonites
19
16
PIGEONITE, a monocli...
pigeonries
19
16
PIGEONRY, a place fo...
pigeonwing
23
22
a caper or leap in d...
piggybacks
35
29
PIGGYBACK, to carry...
pigmentary
27
21
of or pertaining to...
pigmenting
22
22
PIGMENT, to add a co...
pigmentosa
20
19
as in retinite pigme...
pignerated
19
17
PIGNERATE, (archaic)...
pignerates
19
16
PIGNERATE, (archaic)...
pignorated
19
17
PIGNORATE, (archaic)...
pignorates
19
16
PIGNORATE, (archaic)...
pigsconces
26
22
PIGSCONCE, a blockhe...
pigsticked
26
23
PIGSTICK, to hunt fo...
pigsticker
26
22
one who sticks pigs...
pikestaffs
25
23
PIKESTAFF, the staff...
pikestaves
22
21
PIKESTAFF, the staff...
pilastered
20
15
furnished with pilas...
pileorhiza
25
25
a cap of cells which...
pilferable
25
21
that can be pilfered...
pilferages
23
19
PILFERAGE, the act o...
pilferings
24
20
PILFERING, petty the...
pilgarlick
28
24
a bald person; a per...
pilgarlics
27
20
PILGARLIC, a bald pe...
pilgrimage
24
21
a journey to a shrin...
pilgrimers
24
19
PILGRIMER, someone w...
pilgriming
25
22
PILGRIM, to travel t...
pilgrimise
24
19
to go on pilgrimage,...
pilgrimize
27
28
to go on pilgrimage,...
piliferous
23
18
bearing or growing h...
pillagings
24
20
PILLAGING, the act o...
pillarists
23
15
PILLARIST, an asceti...
pillarless
23
16
without pillars [adj...
pillicocks
30
25
PILLICOCK, the penis...
pillioning
22
19
PILLION, to sit on a...
pillionist
22
16
one who rides pillio...
pilliwinks
27
23
an instrument of tor...
pillorised
22
16
PILLORISE, to pillor...
pillorises
22
15
PILLORISE, to pillor...
pillorized
25
25
PILLORIZE, to pillor...
pillorizes
25
24
PILLORIZE, to pillor...
pillorying
29
20
PILLORY, to hold up...
pillowcase
27
21
a removable covering...
pillowslip
29
22
a cover for a pillow...
pilocarpin
25
21
an alkaloid obtained...
pilosities
21
14
PILOSITY, the state...
pilothouse
22
17
a shelter for steeri...
pimpernels
23
21
PIMPERNEL, a small r...
pimpliness
24
21
the state of being p...
pimpmobile
27
26
a car used by a pimp...
pinacoidal
22
19
denoting a type of c...
pinakoidal
20
20
dentoing a type of c...
pinakothek
22
24
(German) a picture g...
pinballing
24
22
PINBALL, to bounce a...
pincerlike
24
22
like a pincer [adj]
pinchbecks
31
29
PINCHBECK, a gold-li...
pinchcocks
32
29
PINCHCOCK, a clamp o...
pinchfists
28
22
PINCHFIST, a closefi...
pinchingly
33
25
PINCHING, nipping [a...
pinchpenny
31
26
a miserly person [n...
pinchpoint
26
23
a constricted or awk...
pincushion
24
21
a small cushion in w...
pineapples
23
21
PINEAPPLE, a large S...
pinfeather
22
19
a feather not fully...
pinfolding
23
22
PINFOLD, to impound,...
pingrasses
20
16
PINGRASS, a European...
pinguefied
22
21
PINGUEFY, to become...
pinguefies
22
20
PINGUEFY, to become...
pinguidity
28
20
the quality of being...
pinguitude
21
19
fatness [n -S]
pinhookers
21
20
PINHOOKER, (slang) a...
pinkertons
19
19
PINKERTON, a private...
pinknesses
19
19
PINKNESS, the state...
pinnacling
23
22
PINNACLE, to equip w...
pinnatifid
21
19
of leaves, pinnately...
pinnations
17
16
PINNATION, the state...
pinnatiped
20
19
having the toes bord...
pinnipedes
20
19
PINNIPEDE, a member...
pinnulated
19
18
having each pinna su...
pinpointed
20
19
PINPOINT, to locate...
pinpricked
26
25
PINPRICK, to punctur...
pinsetters
19
14
PINSETTER, an employ...
pinspotted
21
18
PINSPOT, to illumina...
pinspotter
21
17
an employee on a mec...
pinstriped
22
18
having a pinstripe,...
pinstripes
22
17
PINSTRIPE, a very na...
pintaderas
18
15
PINTADERA, (Spanish)...
pintucking
25
25
PINTUCK, to tuck wit...
pinwheeled
24
21
PINWHEEL, to rotate...
pioneering
18
17
PIONEER, to take par...
pipeclayed
31
23
PIPECLAY, to whiten...
pipefishes
26
21
PIPEFISH, any of num...
pipefitter
24
19
one whose job is to...
pipelining
23
21
the act of conveying...
piperazine
23
26
a crystalline nitrog...
piperidine
21
18
an oily liquid alkal...
piperonals
21
18
PIPERONAL, a phenoli...
pipestones
20
17
PIPESTONE, a kind of...
pipinesses
21
17
PIPINESS, the qualit...
pipistrels
24
17
PIPISTREL, a small r...
pipsissewa
25
19
a Native American me...
pipsqueaks
31
30
PIPSQUEAK, something...
piquancies
30
27
PIQUANCY, the qualit...
piracetams
23
19
PIRACETAM, a drug us...
pirlicuing
26
21
PIRLICUE, to summari...
piroplasma
23
20
a parasite causing c...
piroplasms
24
20
PIROPLASM, a parasit...
pirouetted
19
15
PIROUETTE, to make a...
pirouetter
19
14
one who pirouettes [...
pirouettes
19
14
PIROUETTE, to make a...
piscifauna
24
21
the fish life of an...
piscivores
25
20
PISCIVORE, an eater...
pistachios
25
18
PISTACHIO, a kind of...
pistareens
18
14
PISTAREEN, (Spanish)...
pistillary
29
17
of a flower, having...
pistillate
22
15
having a pistil or p...
pistillode
22
16
an abortive pistil [...
pistoleers
20
14
PISTOLEER, (obsolete...
pistoleros
20
14
PISTOLERO, one who u...
pistoliers
21
14
PISTOLIER, one who u...
pistolling
23
18
PISTOL, to shoot wit...
pitapatted
21
17
PITAPAT, to make a r...
pitchbends
27
23
PITCHBEND, a device...
pitcherful
29
23
the quantity a pitch...
pitchforks
29
25
PITCHFORK, to toss w...
pitchiness
25
19
blackness, as of pit...
pitchpines
27
22
PITCHPINE, a kind of...
pitchpipes
30
24
PITCHPIPE, a small p...
pitchpoled
28
23
PITCHPOLE, to turn e...
pitchpoles
28
22
PITCHPOLE, to turn e...
pitchstone
24
19
an igneous rock of s...
pitchwoman
28
25
a (female) street or...
pitchwomen
28
25
PITCHWOMAN, a (femal...
pithecoids
25
19
PITHECOID, an ape, e...
pitifuller
25
19
PITIFUL, arousing pi...
pitilessly
29
17
PITILESS, without pi...
pituitrins
21
15
PITUITRIN, a hormone...
pityriases
26
15
PITYRIASIS, a superf...
pityriasis
27
15
a superficial affect...
piwakawaka
26
27
a New Zealand bird,...
pixelating
27
24
PIXELATE, to divide...
pixelation
25
22
a video technique in...
pixellated
27
23
made up of pixels; d...
pixellates
27
22
PIXELLATE, to divide...
pixilating
28
24
PIXILATE, to divide...
pixilation
26
22
a technique for maki...
pixillated
28
23
slightly unbalanced...
pixillates
28
22
PIXILLATE, to divide...
pixinesses
25
21
PIXINESS, the state...
pizzicatos
29
34
PIZZICATO, a tone so...
placarding
24
21
PLACARD, to publicis...
placations
22
18
PLACATION, the act o...
placekicks
29
28
PLACEKICK, in footba...
placements
23
21
PLACEMENT, the act o...
placentals
23
19
PLACENTAL, a placent...
placentate
21
18
having a placenta [a...
placidness
23
19
the state of being p...
placoderms
24
21
PLACODERM, a fish co...
plagiaries
21
16
PLAGIARY, the act of...
plagiarise
21
16
to steal ideas or wr...
plagiarism
23
19
an act or instance o...
plagiarist
22
16
one who commits plag...
plagiarize
24
25
to steal ideas or wr...
plaguesome
21
20
(colloquial) trouble...
plainchant
24
21
plainsong [n -S]
plainsongs
20
18
PLAINSONG, unmeasure...
plaintexts
26
22
PLAINTEXT, text that...
plaintiffs
25
21
PLAINTIFF, a person...
plaintless
21
16
without complaint; u...
plainworks
24
22
PLAINWORK, plain nee...
plaistered
20
15
PLAISTER, (Scots) to...
planarians
18
16
PLANARIAN, a kind of...
planations
18
16
PLANATION, lateral e...
planchette
24
20
a board mounted on t...
planeloads
19
17
PLANELOAD, as much a...
planesides
19
16
PLANESIDE, the area...
planetaria
18
15
PLANETARIUM, a model...
planetical
23
19
of or pertaining to...
planetlike
21
20
like a planet [adj]
planetoids
19
16
PLANETOID, a body re...
planetwide
22
19
extending throughout...
plangently
27
21
PLANGENT, having an...
planigrams
22
20
PLANIGRAM, an x-ray...
planigraph
25
22
an instrument for co...
planimeter
20
18
an instrument for me...
planimetry
27
20
the mensuration of p...
planishers
22
17
PLANISHER, a person...
planishing
23
20
PLANISH, to toughen...
planktonic
23
23
relating to plankton...
planlessly
28
19
PLANLESS, without a...
planoblast
22
19
any free-swimming go...
planograms
21
20
PLANOGRAM, a schemat...
planometer
19
18
an instrument for ga...
planometry
26
20
measurement by means...
plantation
18
16
a usually large grou...
plantlings
22
19
PLANTLING, a small p...
plaquettes
28
24
PLAQUETTE, (French)...
plasmagels
23
20
PLASMAGEL, cytoplasm...
plasmagene
20
20
a self-reproducing s...
plasmasols
22
18
PLASMASOL, cytoplasm...
plasmodesm
22
21
a strand of living c...
plasmodial
22
19
of or pertaining to,...
plasmodium
23
22
a naked mass of prot...
plasmogamy
29
24
a process of fusion...
plasmolyse
28
20
to undergo plasmolys...
plasmolyze
31
29
to undergo plasmolys...
plasmosoma
21
20
a nucleolus, also PL...
plasmosome
21
20
a nucleolus, also PL...
plasterers
20
14
PLASTERER, one whose...
plastering
21
17
the act of covering...
plasticene
22
18
(tradename) a kind o...
plasticine
23
18
(tradename) a kind o...
plasticise
24
17
to make plastic, als...
plasticity
31
19
the state of being p...
plasticize
27
26
to make plastic, als...
plastidial
22
16
relating to a plasti...
plastidule
22
17
one of the small par...
plastilina
21
16
a mixture of clay wi...
plastiques
29
24
PLASTIQUE, (French)...
plastisols
22
15
PLASTISOL, a suspens...
plastogamy
28
21
a process of fusion...
plateauing
20
18
PLATEAU, to reach a...
plateglass
22
17
designating a kind o...
platelayer
26
17
a workman who lays a...
platemaker
21
21
one who makes plates...
platemarks
22
21
PLATEMARK, a hallmar...
platformed
23
21
PLATFORM, to equip w...
platinised
20
16
PLATINISE, to coat w...
platinises
20
15
PLATINISE, to coat w...
platinized
23
25
PLATINIZE, to coat w...
platinizes
23
24
PLATINIZE, to coat w...
platinoids
20
16
PLATINOID, an alloy...
platitudes
21
16
PLATITUDE, a commonp...
platonisms
21
18
PLATONISM, the philo...
platooning
19
18
PLATOON, in American...
platteland
20
17
(Afrikaans) rural di...
platterful
24
19
the contents of a pl...
platypuses
29
20
PLATYPUS, an aquatic...
plauditory
27
18
issuing enthusiastic...
playacting
30
22
pretence [n -S]
playactors
29
19
PLAYACTOR, one who p...
playbusses
29
20
PLAYBUS, a mobile pl...
playdoughs
30
22
PLAYDOUGH, a soft re...
playfellow
33
24
a companion in amuse...
playfields
30
21
PLAYFIELD, a playing...
playgoings
28
21
PLAYGOING, the pract...
playground
27
21
a piece of land used...
playgroups
30
22
PLAYGROUP, an inform...
playhouses
28
19
PLAYHOUSE, a child's...
playleader
26
18
one who organises pl...
playlisted
28
18
PLAYLIST, to put ont...
playmakers
28
23
PLAYMAKER, a playwri...
playmaking
29
26
the process of makin...
playschool
32
22
a nursery school or...
playthings
30
21
PLAYTHING, something...
playwright
34
23
a person who writes...
pleadingly
28
21
PLEADING [adv]
pleasances
21
18
PLEASANCE, (archaic)...
pleasanter
18
15
PLEASANT, pleasing [...
pleasantly
26
18
PLEASANT, pleasing [...
pleasantry
25
17
a humorous act or re...
pleasingly
28
20
PLEASING, gratifying...
pleasurers
20
15
PLEASURER, a pleasur...
pleasuring
21
18
PLEASURE, to give en...
plebeianly
28
21
PLEBEIAN, relating t...
plebifying
32
25
PLEBIFY, to lower to...
plebiscite
26
20
a direct vote of the...
pledgeable
23
21
that can be pledged...
pleiotropy
28
19
the property of havi...
plenarties
19
15
PLENARTY, the state...
plenilunar
20
18
of or relating to th...
plenilunes
20
18
PLENILUNE, the time...
plenishers
22
17
PLENISHER, one who p...
plenishing
23
20
(Scots) furniture [n...
plenitudes
20
17
PLENITUDE, fullness,...
plentitude
20
17
plenitude [n -S]
pleochroic
28
22
displaying different...
pleomorphy
31
24
the state of being p...
pleonastes
18
15
PLEONASTE, a dark-gr...
pleonastic
22
18
relating to pleonasm...
pleonectic
25
21
greedy; covetous [ad...
pleonexias
24
22
PLEONEXIA, excessive...
pleromatic
24
20
of or like a pleroma...
plerophory
30
21
full conviction, als...
plesiosaur
20
15
any of a group of ex...
pleurisies
21
15
PLEURISY, inflammati...
pleuritics
25
18
PLEURITIC, someone w...
pleurodont
19
17
with teeth attached...
pleuronias
19
16
PLEURONIA, the combi...
pleurotomy
27
20
incision into the pl...
pleustonic
23
19
relating to pleuston...
plexiglass
29
24
acrylic plastic shee...
pleximeter
27
24
a small plate to rec...
pleximetry
34
26
the use of a plexime...
pliability
31
20
the state of being p...
pliantness
19
16
the state of being p...
plications
23
18
PLICATION, the act o...
plicatures
24
18
PLICATURE, the act o...
ploddingly
29
22
PLODDING, slow in th...
plottering
21
17
PLOTTER, (Scots) to...
plottingly
29
20
PLOTTING, conspirato...
ploughable
26
23
capable of being plo...
ploughback
30
29
the reinvestment of...
ploughboys
32
24
PLOUGHBOY, a boy who...
ploughgate
24
21
(Scots) plowland [n...
ploughhead
25
22
the draught iron of...
ploughings
25
22
PLOUGHING, the act o...
ploughland
24
22
land under the ploug...
ploughtail
25
20
the end of a plough...
ploughwise
27
22
as in ploughing, als...
ploutering
21
18
PLOUTER, (Scots) to...
plowshares
25
19
PLOWSHARE, the cutti...
plowstaffs
28
23
PLOWSTAFF, one of th...
plowtering
24
20
PLOWTER, (Scots) to...
plowwright
31
24
one who makes plough...
pluckiness
25
23
the state of being p...
plugboards
24
21
PLUGBOARD, a device...
pluguglies
25
21
PLUGUGLY, a very ugl...
plumassier
22
18
(French) a worker in...
plumberies
24
21
PLUMBERY, the work o...
plummeting
24
24
PLUMMET, to drop str...
plumpening
24
25
PLUMPEN, to plump, t...
plunderage
20
19
the embezzlement of...
plunderers
20
17
PLUNDERER, one who p...
plundering
21
20
PLUNDER, to rob by f...
plunderous
20
18
of or like plunder [...
pluperfect
28
24
a tense denoting com...
pluralised
22
17
PLURALISE, to make p...
pluraliser
22
16
one who pluralises,...
pluralises
22
16
PLURALISE, to make p...
pluralisms
24
19
PLURALISM, a theory...
pluralists
23
16
PLURALIST, an adhere...
pluralized
25
26
PLURALIZE, to make p...
pluralizer
25
25
one who pluralizes,...
pluralizes
25
25
PLURALIZE, to make p...
pluriparae
22
18
PLURIPARA, (Latin) a...
pluriparas
23
18
PLURIPARA, (Latin) a...
plushiness
23
18
the state of being p...
plutocracy
33
23
rulership by the wea...
plutocrats
24
18
PLUTOCRAT, a member...
plutolatry
28
18
excessive devotion t...
plutonisms
22
19
PLUTONISM, the theor...
plutoniums
22
20
PLUTONIUM, a natural...
plyometric
31
22
relating to plyometr...
pneumatics
23
21
the study of the mec...
pneumogram
21
23
an X-ray photograph...
pneumonias
18
19
PNEUMONIA, a disease...
pneumonics
22
22
PNEUMONIC, a medicin...
poachiness
23
19
the state of being p...
pocketable
25
24
that can be pocketed...
pocketbike
26
27
a type of small bicy...
pocketbook
25
27
a wallet for papers...
pocketfuls
27
25
POCKETFUL, the conte...
pocketless
24
21
without pockets [adj...
pocketsful
27
25
POCKETFUL, the conte...
pockmantie
23
24
(Scots) a corrupt fo...
pockmarked
25
28
POCKMARK, to mark wi...
pockpitted
26
24
pitted by pock marks...
poculiform
27
24
cup-shaped [adj]
podagrical
24
20
relating to podagra,...
podarguses
20
17
PODARGUS, a bird of...
podcasters
22
17
PODCASTER, one who c...
podcasting
23
20
a radio broadcast ma...
podiatries
19
14
PODIATRY, the study...
podiatrist
20
14
one who practises po...
podologies
20
17
PODOLOGY, the study...
podologist
21
17
one who practises po...
podophylin
30
23
a cathartic resin ob...
podophylli
32
23
PODOPHYLLUM, the dri...
podosphere
22
19
the collective podca...
podsolised
20
16
PODSOLISE, to turn i...
podsolises
20
15
PODSOLISE, to turn i...
podsolized
23
25
PODSOLIZE, to turn i...
podsolizes
23
24
PODSOLIZE, to turn i...
podzolised
23
25
PODZOLISE, to make i...
podzolises
23
24
PODZOLISE, to make i...
podzolized
26
34
PODZOLIZE, to make i...
podzolizes
26
33
PODZOLIZE, to make i...
poetasters
18
13
POETASTER, an inferi...
poetastery
24
15
the writing of infer...
poetically
30
20
POETICAL, related to...
poeticised
22
17
POETICISE, to write,...
poeticises
22
16
POETICISE, to write,...
poeticisms
24
19
POETICISM, a word or...
poeticized
25
26
POETICIZE, to write,...
poeticizes
25
25
POETICIZE, to write,...
poeticules
23
18
POETICULE, a poetast...
poetresses
18
13
POETRESSE, (Spenser)...
pogonotomy
25
21
shaving [n POGONOTOM...
pogromists
22
18
POGROMIST, one who e...
pohutukawa
25
24
(Maori) a New Zealan...
poignadoes
18
17
POIGNADO, (obsolete)...
poignances
21
20
POIGNANCE, the state...
poignantly
26
20
POIGNANT, emotionall...
poikilitic
26
21
mottled; having smal...
poincianas
20
18
POINCIANA, a tree of...
poinsettia
18
14
a Mexican shrub with...
pointelles
20
16
POINTELLE, (French)...
pointilles
21
16
POINTILLE, a fine po...
poisonable
20
18
capable of poisoning...
poisonings
19
17
POISONING, the act o...
poisonwood
20
18
a poisonous tree of...
pokelogans
20
21
POKELOGAN, (Native A...
pokerishly
30
22
POKERISH, (US colloq...
pokerworks
24
24
POKERWORK, the art o...
pokinesses
19
18
POKINESS, the state...
polarisers
20
14
POLARISER, a device...
polarising
21
17
POLARISE, to give po...
polarities
20
14
POLARITY, the posses...
polarizers
23
23
POLARIZER, a device...
polarizing
24
26
POLARIZE, to give po...
polarogram
21
19
a picture taken by p...
polemarchs
26
22
POLEMARCH, a title o...
polemicise
24
20
to argue or write po...
polemicist
25
20
one who engages in p...
polemicize
27
29
to argue or write po...
polemising
22
20
POLEMISE, to argue o...
polemizing
25
29
POLEMIZE, to argue o...
polemonium
21
22
a genus of gamopetal...
polianites
19
15
POLIANITE, manganese...
poliovirus
23
19
a virus causing poli...
polishable
25
20
capable of being pol...
polishings
24
19
POLISHING, the act o...
polishment
23
20
the act of polishing...
politburos
23
18
POLITBURO, (Russian)...
politeness
19
15
the state of being p...
politesses
20
14
POLITESSE, (French)...
politician
23
18
a person experienced...
politicise
24
17
to give a political...
politicize
27
26
to give a political...
politicked
25
22
POLITICK, to engage...
politicker
25
21
one who engages in p...
politicoes
23
17
POLITICO, a politici...
politiques
29
24
POLITIQUE, (French)...
pollarding
22
19
POLLARD, to cut the...
pollenated
19
17
POLLENATE, to fertil...
pollenates
19
16
POLLENATE, to fertil...
polleniser
20
16
an agent that pollen...
pollenizer
23
25
an agent that pollen...
pollenoses
19
16
POLLENOSIS, allergic...
pollenosis
20
16
allergic reaction to...
pollinated
20
17
POLLINATE, to fertil...
pollinates
20
16
POLLINATE, to fertil...
pollinator
20
16
an agent that pollin...
pollinised
21
17
POLLINISE, to pollin...
polliniser
21
16
an agent that pollin...
pollinises
21
16
POLLINISE, to pollin...
pollinized
24
26
POLLINIZE, to pollin...
pollinizer
24
25
an agent that pollen...
pollinizes
24
25
POLLINIZE, to pollin...
pollinoses
20
16
POLLINOSIS, an aller...
pollinosis
21
16
an allergic reaction...
polltakers
22
19
POLLTAKER, a person...
pollucites
25
19
POLLUCITE, a colourl...
pollusions
21
17
POLLUSION, (Shakespe...
pollutants
21
17
POLLUTANT, a substan...
pollutedly
29
20
POLLUTED [adv]
pollutions
21
17
POLLUTION, making di...
pollyannas
25
19
POLLYANNA, one who i...
polonaises
18
15
POLONAISE, (French)...
polonising
20
18
POLONISE, to make Po...
polonizing
23
27
POLONIZE, to make Po...
polverines
21
19
POLVERINE, (obsolete...
polyactine
28
20
the spicule of a pol...
polyamides
27
20
POLYAMIDE, a compoun...
polyamines
26
20
POLYAMINE, a compoun...
polyanthas
27
19
POLYANTHA, any of la...
polyanthus
28
20
the oxlip, so called...
polyatomic
30
22
having many atoms, m...
polyaxials
33
24
POLYAXIAL, a shape h...
polyaxonic
34
27
having many axes or...
polybagged
30
24
POLYBAG, to put into...
polybasite
28
19
a grey to black mine...
polycarpic
35
25
fruiting many times,...
polychaete
30
21
a type of aquatic wo...
polychasia
31
21
POLYCHASIUM, a cymos...
polychetes
31
21
POLYCHETE, a type of...
polychrest
32
21
a thing or medicine...
polychroic
35
24
displaying different...
polychrome
32
24
many-coloured, also...
polychromy
39
26
the art or practice...
polyclinic
34
24
a clinic in which di...
polyclonal
30
22
a type of antibody [...
polycotton
28
20
a synthetic fabric [...
polycrotic
33
22
of or pertaining to...
polycyclic
44
28
having many circles,...
polycystic
40
24
having or involving...
polydactyl
37
23
having too many fing...
polydipsia
29
20
abnormal thirst [n -...
polydipsic
33
23
relating to polydips...
polyesters
26
16
POLYESTER, any of a...
polyethene
26
19
the systematic name...
polygamies
28
21
POLYGAMY, the condit...
polygamise
28
21
to practise polygamy...
polygamist
29
21
one who practises po...
polygamize
31
30
to practise polygamy...
polygamous
28
22
of or pertaining to...
polygenies
26
19
POLYGENY, generation...
polygenism
28
22
the doctrine that an...
polygenist
27
19
one who maintains th...
polygenous
26
20
of multiple origin o...
polyglotts
29
19
POLYGLOTT, one who s...
polygonies
26
19
POLYGONY, (Spenser)...
polygonums
28
23
POLYGONUM, any plant...
polygraphs
32
23
POLYGRAPH, an instru...
polygraphy
38
25
the use of a polygra...
polygynian
32
22
having many styles;...
polygynies
33
21
POLYGYNY, the condit...
polygynist
34
21
one who practises po...
polygynous
33
22
having many styles;...
polyhalite
29
19
a triclinic hydrated...
polyhedral
29
20
having many faces or...
polyhedric
32
22
having many faces or...
polyhedron
27
20
a body or solid cont...
polyhistor
29
18
a person of great an...
polyhybrid
38
24
a plant hybridised f...
polyhydric
39
24
having several hydro...
polyimides
28
20
POLYIMIDE, a polymer...
polylemmas
29
23
POLYLEMMA, an argume...
polylysine
33
20
a protein whose poly...
polymastia
27
19
the presence of supe...
polymastic
31
22
a person having more...
polymathic
33
24
pertaining to polyma...
polymerase
26
19
an enzyme present in...
polymeride
27
20
a polymer [n -S]
polymeries
27
19
POLYMERY, in botany,...
polymerise
27
19
to make into a polym...
polymerism
29
22
the state, quality,...
polymerize
30
28
to make into a polym...
polymerous
27
20
consisting of many p...
polymorphs
32
24
POLYMORPH, a substan...
polymyxins
40
29
POLYMYXIN, one of a...
polynomial
27
21
an expression compos...
polyolefin
28
21
a polymer of an alke...
polyominos
26
20
POLYOMINO, a flat, m...
polyonymic
36
25
of a name, consistin...
polyparies
28
19
POLYPARY, the common...
polyparium
30
23
the framework and ba...
polyphagia
31
23
the eating of excess...
polyphasic
34
24
going through severa...
polyphenol
30
23
a polyhydroxyl pheno...
polyphones
29
22
POLYPHONE, a charact...
polyphonic
33
25
having a multiplicit...
polypidoms
30
23
POLYPIDOM, a coral,...
polyploids
30
21
POLYPLOID, having mo...
polyploidy
36
23
the condition of bei...
polypodies
28
20
POLYPODY, a fern wit...
polypodous
28
21
having many legs or...
polyptychs
41
26
POLYPTYCH, a decorat...
polyrhythm
39
25
the simultaneous com...
polysemant
26
20
a word with many mea...
polysemies
27
19
POLYSEMY, in linguis...
polysemous
27
20
having multiple mean...
polysomics
31
22
POLYSOMIC, a basical...
polysomies
27
19
POLYSOMY, a conditio...
polystylar
34
19
having many columns,...
polystyles
34
19
POLYSTYLE, a buildin...
polytenies
25
17
POLYTENY, in abnorma...
polytheism
30
21
belief in multiple d...
polytheist
29
18
an adherent of polyt...
polythenes
27
19
POLYTHENE, a generic...
polytocous
29
20
producing many or se...
polytunnel
26
20
plastic sheeting str...
polytyping
36
24
POLYTYPE, to produce...
polyvalent
28
22
having multiple vale...
polyvinyls
36
24
POLYVINYL, a vinyl p...
polywaters
29
19
POLYWATER, a suppose...
polyzoaria
28
25
POLYZOARIUM, a bryoz...
pomiferous
22
20
bearing apples [adj]
pommelling
24
24
POMMEL, to strike wi...
pomoeriums
21
20
POMOERIUM, (Latin) a...
pomologies
21
19
POMOLOGY, the study...
pomologist
22
19
one versed in pomolo...
pomosexual
26
25
someone who rejects...
pompadours
22
21
POMPADOUR, a hairsty...
pompelmous
24
24
(Dutch) the shaddock...
ponderable
20
19
capable of being wei...
ponderably
27
21
PONDERABLE, capable...
ponderance
19
19
weight, gravity, als...
ponderancy
26
21
weight, gravity, als...
ponderated
17
16
PONDERATE, to consid...
ponderates
17
15
PONDERATE, to consid...
ponderment
18
19
the act of pondering...
ponderosas
17
15
PONDEROSA, (Spanish)...
pondokkies
20
23
PONDOKKIE, (Hottento...
ponerology
25
19
the theological doct...
poniarding
19
18
PONIARD, to stab wit...
pontianacs
20
18
PONTIANAC, (Malay) a...
pontianaks
18
19
PONTIANAK, (Malay) a...
ponticello
23
19
(Italian) the bridge...
pontifical
25
21
of or like a pontiff...
pontifices
24
20
PONTIFEX, (Latin) a...
pontifying
28
22
PONTIFY, to play the...
pontoneers
16
15
PONTONEER, a builder...
pontoniers
17
15
PONTONIER, a builder...
pontonnier
16
16
a builder of pontoon...
pontooners
16
15
PONTOONER, a builder...
pontooning
17
18
PONTOON, to cross wi...
ponytailed
25
18
having a ponytail [a...
poorhouses
20
16
POORHOUSE, (historic...
poormouths
22
19
POORMOUTH, to compla...
poornesses
17
14
POORNESS, the state...
poplinette
21
18
an imitation poplin...
popperings
24
22
POPPERING, a variety...
poppycocks
37
31
POPPYCOCK, (Dutch) n...
poppyheads
31
24
POPPYHEAD, a raised...
popularise
22
18
to cater to popular...
popularist
23
18
designed for the gen...
popularity
29
20
the state of being p...
popularize
25
27
to cater to popular...
populating
23
21
POPULATE, to inhabit...
population
21
19
the whole number of...
populistic
27
21
relating to populism...
populously
30
22
POPULOUS, containing...
porbeagles
22
19
PORBEAGLE, a species...
porcelains
22
18
PORCELAIN, a fine ea...
porchettas
24
18
PORCHETTA, seasoned...
porcupines
24
21
PORCUPINE, a large s...
poriferans
20
17
PORIFERAN, a member...
poriferous
21
17
having pores [adj]
porinesses
18
14
PORINESS, a state of...
porismatic
24
19
relating to a porism...
poristical
24
17
relating to a porism...
porlocking
25
24
PORLOCK, to hinder b...
pornocracy
30
22
government by harlot...
pornotopia
19
17
a perfect setting fo...
porogamies
20
18
POROGAMY, the entry...
poromerics
23
19
POROMERIC, a poromer...
poroscopes
23
19
POROSCOPE, an instru...
poroscopic
27
22
relating to a porosc...
porosities
19
13
POROSITY, the state...
porousness
18
15
the quality of being...
porpentine
19
18
(Shakespeare) a porc...
porphyrias
30
20
PORPHYRIA, any of va...
porphyries
30
20
PORPHYRY, a very har...
porphyrins
30
21
PORPHYRIN, any of a...
porphyrios
30
20
PORPHYRIO, any bird...
porphyrite
30
20
a rock with a porphy...
porphyroid
30
21
a metamorphic rock h...
porphyrous
30
21
purple [adj]
porpoising
22
19
PORPOISE, to move li...
porraceous
21
17
leek-green [adj]
porrecting
23
19
PORRECT, to stretch...
porrection
21
17
the act of stretchin...
porrengers
19
16
PORRENGER, a small d...
porringers
20
16
PORRINGER, a small d...
portabella
22
18
a variety of button...
portabello
22
18
a variety of button...
portamenti
19
17
PORTAMENTO, (Italian...
portamento
18
17
(Italian) in singing...
portapacks
25
23
PORTAPACK, a small p...
portatives
21
17
PORTATIVE, a portabl...
portcullis
26
19
a grating of iron or...
portending
19
18
PORTEND, to serve as...
portentous
18
15
of, relating to, or...
porteouses
18
14
PORTEOUS, (historica...
porterages
19
15
PORTERAGE, the work...
portfolios
22
17
PORTFOLIO, a case or...
porthorses
21
15
PORTHORS, (historica...
porthouses
21
16
PORTHOUSE, (historic...
portioners
18
14
PORTIONER, the propr...
portioning
19
17
PORTION, to divide i...
portionist
19
14
a postmaster of Mert...
portliness
20
15
the state of being p...
portmantle
20
18
(obsolete) a portman...
portmantua
19
18
(obsolete) a portman...
portobello
22
18
a variety of button...
portolanos
18
15
PORTOLANO, (Italian)...
portraited
19
14
PORTRAIT, to make a...
portrayals
26
16
PORTRAYAL, the act o...
portrayers
25
15
PORTRAYER, one who p...
portraying
26
18
PORTRAY, to paint or...
portreeves
20
17
PORTREEVE, a mayor o...
portresses
19
13
PORTRESS, a female p...
portulacas
23
18
PORTULACA, any plant...
porwiggles
26
21
PORWIGGLE, a tadpole...
poshnesses
20
16
POSHNESS, the qualit...
positional
19
15
of, relating to, or...
positioned
18
15
POSITION, to put in...
positively
29
20
POSITIVE, assertive,...
positivest
22
17
POSITIVE, assertive,...
positivism
24
20
the doctrine that th...
positivist
23
17
a believer in positi...
positivity
29
19
positiveness [n POSI...
posologies
20
16
POSOLOGY, a branch o...
possessing
20
16
POSSESS, to have as...
possession
18
14
the act of having or...
possessive
21
17
related to possessio...
possessors
19
13
POSSESSOR, one who p...
possessory
25
15
of or pertaining to...
possiblest
23
17
POSSIBLE, that can b...
postarrest
19
13
taking place after a...
postatomic
23
19
taking place after t...
postattack
23
20
following an attack...
postbellum
25
22
(Latin) after a war...
postbusses
22
17
POSTBUS, a small bus...
postcarded
22
18
POSTCARD, to send a...
postcoding
23
20
POSTCODE, to give a...
postcoital
23
17
after sexual interco...
postcrisis
24
16
taking place after a...
postdating
20
17
POSTDATE, to date af...
postdebate
20
17
after a debate [adj]
posteriors
19
13
POSTERIOR, the butto...
posterised
19
14
POSTERISE, (US and C...
posterises
19
13
POSTERISE, (US and C...
posterized
22
23
POSTERIZE, (US and C...
posterizes
22
22
POSTERIZE, (US and C...
postexilic
30
24
existing or occurrin...
postfixing
29
26
POSTFIX, to affix at...
postflight
27
21
after a flight [adj]
postformed
22
20
POSTFORM, to shape s...
postfreeze
23
25
after a freeze [adj]
posthastes
21
15
POSTHASTE, great has...
postheated
20
16
POSTHEAT, to heat a...
postholder
22
17
one who holds a post...
posthorses
21
15
POSTHORSE, a horse u...
posthouses
21
16
POSTHOUSE, an inn, o...
posthumous
23
20
taking place after d...
postilions
20
15
POSTILION, (historic...
postillate
21
15
to explain by margin...
postillers
22
15
POSTILLER, one who p...
postilling
23
18
POSTIL, to gloss [v]
postillion
21
16
(historical) a perso...
postimpact
26
22
after an impact [adj...
postlaunch
25
21
following a launch [...
postliminy
28
20
the right by which p...
postmarked
21
21
POSTMARK, to stamp m...
postmaster
20
16
one who has charge o...
postmating
21
19
that takes place aft...
postmodern
19
18
of, relating to, or...
postmortem
21
19
a postmortem examina...
postocular
23
18
a scale situated beh...
postpartum
23
20
(Latin) relating to...
postperson
20
17
a postman or postwom...
postponers
20
17
POSTPONER, one who p...
postponing
21
20
POSTPONE, to put off...
postposing
22
19
POSTPOSE, to place a...
postprison
21
17
after release from p...
postriders
20
14
POSTRIDER, one who r...
postscript
26
19
a note or series of...
postseason
17
14
the time after the e...
poststrike
21
17
after a strike [adj]
postsynced
28
20
POSTSYNC, (short for...
postulancy
29
21
the state or period...
postulants
20
16
POSTULANT, a candida...
postulated
20
16
POSTULATE, to assume...
postulates
20
15
POSTULATE, to assume...
postulator
20
15
an official who pres...
postulatum
22
19
(Latin) a postulate...
posturings
21
17
POSTURING, the act o...
posturised
20
15
POSTURISE, to postur...
posturises
20
14
POSTURISE, to postur...
posturists
21
14
POSTURIST, one who p...
posturized
23
24
POSTURIZE, to postur...
posturizes
23
23
POSTURIZE, to postur...
potability
29
19
the state of being p...
potamology
27
21
the study of rivers...
potassiums
21
17
POTASSIUM, a silvery...
potatobugs
22
19
POTATOBUG, the Color...
potbellied
23
19
having a potbelly [a...
potbellies
23
18
POTBELLY, a protrudi...
potboilers
22
17
POTBOILER, a work in...
potboiling
23
20
the act of producing...
potentates
17
14
POTENTATE, a powerfu...
potentials
19
15
POTENTIAL, powers or...
potentiary
24
16
a person invested wi...
potentiate
17
14
to use drugs in comb...
potentilla
20
16
any of various chief...
potentised
18
15
POTENTISE, to render...
potentises
18
14
POTENTISE, to render...
potentized
21
24
POTENTIZE, to render...
potentizes
21
23
POTENTIZE, to render...
potentness
17
15
the state of being p...
potholders
22
17
POTHOLDER, a piece o...
potholings
23
19
POTHOLING, the sport...
pothunters
21
17
POTHUNTER, someone w...
pothunting
22
20
going round to athle...
poticaries
22
16
POTICARY, an apothec...
potlatched
25
20
POTLATCH, to exchang...
potlatches
25
19
POTLATCH, to exchang...
potometers
19
16
POTOMETER, an instru...
potpourris
22
17
POTPOURRI, (French)...
potterings
20
16
POTTERING, the act o...
pottingars
20
16
POTTINGAR, (Scots) a...
pottingers
20
16
POTTINGER, a small d...
pottymouth
29
21
one given to habitua...
potwallers
24
18
POTWALLER, a man ent...
poulterers
20
15
POULTERER, a dealer...
poulticing
25
21
POULTICE, to apply a...
poultroone
18
16
(Shakespeare) a polt...
poultryman
27
21
one who keeps poultr...
poultrymen
27
21
POULTRYMAN, one who...
poundcakes
22
23
POUNDCAKE, a sweet r...
pourboires
21
17
POURBOIRE, (French)...
pourparler
22
18
(French) a discussio...
pourpoints
21
18
POURPOINT, (French)...
poursewing
23
20
POURSEW, (Spenser) t...
pourtrahed
21
17
POURTRAY, (Spenser)...
pourtraict
23
17
(obsolete) a portrai...
pourtrayed
25
17
POURTRAY, (Spenser)...
pousowdies
22
18
POUSOWDIE, (Scots) a...
poussetted
19
15
POUSSETTE, to make s...
poussettes
19
14
POUSSETTE, (French)...
poutassous
19
15
POUTASSOU, a gadoid...
pouthering
22
19
POUTHER, to powder [...
powderiest
22
17
POWDERY, like powder...
powderings
23
20
POWDERING, the act o...
powderless
23
18
without powder [adj]
powderlike
24
22
like powder [adj]
powellised
24
19
POWELLISE, to season...
powellises
24
18
POWELLISE, to season...
powellites
24
18
POWELLITE, calcium m...
powellized
27
28
POWELLIZE, to season...
powellizes
27
27
POWELLIZE, to season...
powerboats
23
19
POWERBOAT, a boat pr...
powerfully
33
24
POWERFUL, full of po...
powerhouse
23
19
one having great dri...
powerplays
31
22
POWERPLAY, strong, a...
powertrain
21
17
the drive-transmitti...
powsowdies
25
20
POWSOWDY, (Scots) an...
poxviruses
28
25
POXVIRUS, any one of...
pozzolanas
24
33
POZZOLANA, (Italian)...
pozzolanic
28
36
of or like pozzolana...
pozzuolana
24
34
(Italian) volcanic a...
pracharaks
25
22
PRACHARAK, (Hindi) i...
practicals
27
20
PRACTICAL, a practic...
practicers
26
19
PRACTICER, one who p...
practician
25
20
a practiser or pract...
practicing
27
22
PRACTICE, to train o...
practicked
27
24
PRACTIC, (archaic) t...
practicums
28
23
PRACTICUM, (Latin) a...
practiques
31
26
PRACTIQUE, (archaic)...
practisant
22
17
(obsolete) a fellow...
practisers
23
16
PRACTISER, one who p...
practising
24
19
PRACTISE, to train o...
practolols
24
18
PRACTOLOL, a drug fo...
praeambles
22
20
PRAEAMBLE, (Milton)...
praecocial
25
20
of or relating to bi...
praelected
22
18
PRAELECT, to lecture...
praeludium
22
20
(Latin) a prelude [n...
praemunire
19
18
the offense of intro...
praenomens
17
18
PRAENOMEN, (Latin) t...
praenomina
17
18
PRAENOMEN, (Latin) t...
praepostor
20
16
(Latin) the name use...
praesidium
21
18
(Latin) a standing c...
praetorial
19
14
relating to a praeto...
praetorian
17
14
a former praetor or...
praetorium
20
17
the court or palace...
pragmatics
25
21
the study of inheren...
pragmatise
21
18
to interpret; to rep...
pragmatism
23
21
a doctrine emphasizi...
pragmatist
22
18
one who is pragmatic...
pragmatize
24
27
to interpret; to rep...
praiseachs
24
18
PRAISEACH, (Irish) a...
praiseless
20
14
without praise or ap...
praisingly
28
19
PRAISING, laudatory...
pranayamas
24
19
PRANAYAMA, (Sanskrit...
prancingly
30
23
PRANCING, moving lik...
prandially
27
19
PRANDIAL, of or rela...
prankingly
28
24
PRANKING [adv]
prankishly
30
23
PRANKISH, mischievou...
pranksters
20
18
PRANKSTER, one who p...
pratfallen
22
19
PRATFALL, to fall on...
pratincole
22
18
a bird related to th...
prattlebox
28
24
a prattler, a chatte...
praxeology
32
25
the study of human a...
prayerless
26
16
not using prayer; ha...
preabsorbs
23
19
PREABSORB, to absorb...
preaccused
25
21
PREACCUSE, to accuse...
preaccuses
25
20
PREACCUSE, to accuse...
preachable
26
22
that can be preached...
preachiest
24
18
PREACHY, tending to...
preachings
25
21
PREACHING, the act o...
preachment
24
22
a religious harangue...
preadamite
19
17
a person who believe...
preadapted
20
18
PREADAPT, to adapt b...
preadjusts
22
24
PREADJUST, to adjust...
preadopted
20
18
PREADOPT, to adopt b...
prealtered
19
15
PREALTER, to alter b...
preambling
24
23
PREAMBLE, to give an...
preapplied
24
21
PREAPPLY, to apply b...
preapplies
24
20
PREAPPLY, to apply b...
preappoint
22
20
to appoint previousl...
preapprove
24
23
to approve in advanc...
prearrange
18
16
to arrange in advanc...
preassigns
20
16
PREASSIGN, to assign...
preassured
19
15
PREASSURE, to assure...
preassures
19
14
PREASSURE, to assure...
preattuned
18
16
PREATTUNE, to attune...
preattunes
18
15
PREATTUNE, to attune...
preaverred
20
18
PREAVER, to aver bef...
preaxially
33
24
PREAXIAL, situated i...
prebendary
26
20
a clergyman attached...
prebidding
23
21
the act of bidding i...
prebilling
25
21
PREBILL, to bill bef...
prebinding
22
21
PREBIND, to bind in...
prebiotics
25
19
PREBIOTIC, a natural...
preblessed
22
18
PREBLESS, to bless b...
preblesses
22
17
PREBLESS, to bless b...
preboarded
20
18
PREBOARD, to board b...
preboiling
23
20
PREBOIL, to boil bef...
prebooking
22
23
PREBOOK, to book bef...
prebudgets
23
20
PREBUDGET [v]
prebuttals
23
18
PREBUTTAL, a prepare...
precalculi
28
22
PRECALCULUS, a mathe...
precancels
25
21
PRECANCEL, to cancel...
precancers
24
20
PRECANCER, a conditi...
precarious
22
17
insecure, uncertain...
precasting
23
19
PRECAST, to cast bef...
precaution
21
18
care taken in advanc...
precedence
23
21
the fact of precedin...
precedency
30
23
the fact of precedin...
precedents
21
18
PRECEDENT, something...
precensors
21
17
PRECENSOR, to censor...
precenting
22
20
PRECENT, to lead a c...
precentors
21
17
PRECENTOR, a leader...
precentrix
28
24
a female precentor [...
preceptial
25
20
(Shakespeare) consis...
preceptive
26
23
concerning rules of...
preceptors
24
19
PRECEPTOR, a teacher...
preceptory
30
21
a community of Knigh...
precessing
23
19
PRECESS, of a spinni...
precession
21
17
the act of going bef...
precharged
25
21
PRECHARGE, to charge...
precharges
25
20
PRECHARGE, to charge...
prechecked
28
26
PRECHECK, to check b...
prechilled
27
21
PRECHILL, to chill b...
prechooses
23
18
PRECHOOSE, to choose...
precieuses
22
17
PRECIEUSE, (French)...
preciosity
29
18
preciousness [n PREC...
preciouses
22
17
PRECIOUS, a sweethea...
preciously
30
20
PRECIOUS, valuable [...
precipiced
28
23
having precipices [a...
precipices
28
22
PRECIPICE, a high ve...
precipitin
25
20
antibody that reacts...
precisians
22
17
PRECISIAN, a person...
precisions
22
17
PRECISION, the state...
precleaned
21
19
PRECLEAN, to clean b...
precleared
22
18
PRECLEAR, to clear b...
precluding
25
22
PRECLUDE, to rule ou...
preclusion
23
19
the act of precludin...
preclusive
26
22
tending to preclude...
precocials
26
20
PRECOCIAL, a bird ha...
precocious
25
20
exceptionally early...
precognise
22
19
to know beforehand,...
precognize
25
28
to know beforehand,...
precollege
24
20
taking place before...
precompose
24
22
to compose beforehan...
precompute
25
23
to compute in advanc...
preconceit
24
20
(obsolete) to precon...
preconcert
24
20
to settle beforehand...
precondemn
21
22
to condemn beforehan...
preconised
21
18
PRECONISE, to procla...
preconises
21
17
PRECONISE, to procla...
preconized
24
27
PRECONIZE, to procla...
preconizes
24
26
PRECONIZE, to procla...
preconsume
22
21
to consume in advanc...
precontact
24
20
prior contact [n -S]
precookers
22
20
PRECOOKER, a device...
precooking
23
23
PRECOOK, to cook bef...
precooling
23
20
PRECOOL, to cool bef...
precordial
23
18
in front of the hear...
precreased
21
17
PRECREASE, to crease...
precreases
21
16
PRECREASE, to crease...
precurrers
23
17
PRECURRER, (Shakespe...
precursing
24
20
PRECURSE, to foresha...
precursive
25
21
preceding; introduct...
precursors
23
17
PRECURSOR, something...
precursory
29
19
preceding as a precu...
precutting
24
20
PRECUT, to cut befor...
precycling
34
25
PRECYCLE, (of a cons...
predaceous
21
18
living by prey; pred...
predacious
22
18
living by prey; pred...
predations
18
15
PREDATION, the killi...
predatisms
21
17
PREDATISM, the state...
predecease
20
17
to die sooner than [...
prededucts
23
19
PREDEDUCT, to deduct...
predefined
20
19
PREDEFINE, to define...
predefines
20
18
PREDEFINE, to define...
predentate
17
15
having teeth in the...
predeposit
21
17
to deposit in advanc...
predesigns
20
17
PREDESIGN, to design...
predestine
18
15
to decree beforehand...
predestiny
25
17
predestination [n PR...
predevelop
23
22
to develop in advanc...
predevoted
20
19
PREDEVOTE, to devote...
predevotes
20
18
PREDEVOTE, to devote...
prediality
27
17
the quality of being...
predicable
25
21
capable of being pre...
predicants
22
18
PREDICANT, a preache...
predicated
22
18
PREDICATE, to affirm...
predicates
22
17
PREDICATE, to affirm...
predicator
22
17
in systemic grammar,...
predicters
23
17
PREDICTER, one who p...
predicting
24
20
PREDICT, to tell of...
prediction
22
18
an act of predicting...
predictive
25
21
relating to predicti...
predictors
23
17
PREDICTOR, one who p...
predigests
21
16
PREDIGEST, to digest...
predikants
20
19
PREDIKANT, (Dutch) a...
predinners
18
16
PREDINNER, a meal ta...
predispose
21
17
to dispose in advanc...
prednisone
17
16
a drug similar to co...
predooming
20
20
PREDOOM, to sentence...
predrilled
22
17
PREDRILL, to drill b...
preediting
20
17
PREEDIT, to edit bef...
preelected
22
18
PREELECT, to elect b...
preembargo
22
21
before an embargo [a...
preeminent
18
18
having paramount ran...
preempting
23
22
PREEMPT, to acquire...
preemption
21
20
the act or right of...
preemptive
24
23
of or pertaining to...
preemptors
22
19
PREEMPTOR, one who p...
preenacted
20
18
PREENACT, to enact b...
preerected
21
17
PREERECT, to erect b...
preethical
25
19
relating to a state...
preexcited
28
24
PREEXCITE, to stimul...
preexcites
28
23
PREEXCITE, to stimul...
preexempts
28
26
PREEXEMPT, to exempt...
preexisted
25
21
PREEXIST, to exist b...
preexposed
26
24
PREEXPOSE, to expose...
preexposes
26
23
PREEXPOSE, to expose...
prefabbing
26
25
PREFAB, (short for)...
prefascist
25
19
belonging to the per...
prefecture
24
20
the office, position...
preferable
23
20
to be preferred, als...
preferably
30
22
PREFERABLE, to be pr...
preference
22
20
the act of preferrin...
preferment
21
20
promotion [n -S]
preferrers
21
16
PREFERRER, one who p...
preferring
22
19
PREFER, to like bett...
prefigured
23
20
PREFIGURE, to imagin...
prefigures
23
19
PREFIGURE, to imagin...
prefinance
22
21
to finance in advanc...
prefixally
36
27
PREFIXAL, pertaining...
prefixions
27
24
PREFIXION, the act o...
prefixture
28
24
the act of prefixing...
preflights
27
21
PREFLIGHT, to inspec...
prefocused
24
21
PREFOCUS, to focus b...
prefocuses
24
20
PREFOCUS, to focus b...
preformats
22
19
PREFORMAT, to format...
preforming
23
22
PREFORM, to form bef...
prefranked
21
22
PREFRANK, to frank b...
prefreezes
23
25
PREFREEZE, to freeze...
prefrontal
21
18
in front of, or in t...
prefulgent
23
21
extremely bright [ad...
prefunding
22
22
PREFUND, to fund bef...
pregenital
20
17
situated in front of...
preglacial
25
20
formed or occurring...
pregnances
21
20
PREGNANCE, (obsolete...
pregnantly
26
20
PREGNANT, carrying a...
pregrowths
26
20
PREGROWTH, the perio...
preguiding
22
20
PREGUIDE, to guide b...
prehandled
21
19
PREHANDLE, to handle...
prehandles
21
18
PREHANDLE, to handle...
prehardens
20
17
PREHARDEN, to harden...
preharvest
23
19
the period before ha...
preheaters
20
15
PREHEATER, something...
preheating
21
18
PREHEAT, to heat bef...
prehending
21
20
PREHEND, to lay hold...
prehensile
21
17
adapted to seize or...
prehension
19
17
the act of taking ho...
prehensive
22
20
prehensile, related...
prehensors
20
16
PREHENSOR, something...
prehensory
26
18
adapted to seize or...
prehistory
28
17
the time before hist...
preholiday
28
19
taking place before...
prehominid
22
20
preceding the evolut...
preimposed
22
20
PREIMPOSE, to impose...
preimposes
22
19
PREIMPOSE, to impose...
preinforms
22
20
PREINFORM, to inform...
preinserts
19
14
PREINSERT, to insert...
preinvited
21
19
PREINVITE, to invite...
preinvites
21
18
PREINVITE, to invite...
prejudgers
23
26
PREJUDGER, one who p...
prejudging
24
29
PREJUDGE, to judge b...
prejudiced
25
28
PREJUDICE, to prepos...
prejudices
25
27
PREJUDICE, to prepos...
prejudizes
25
33
PREJUDIZE, (Spenser)...
prelatical
24
18
relating to a prelat...
prelations
19
15
PRELATION, prefermen...
prelatised
20
15
PRELATISE, to bring...
prelatises
20
14
PRELATISE, to bring...
prelatisms
22
17
PRELATISM, dominatio...
prelatists
21
14
PRELATIST, a support...
prelatized
23
24
PRELATIZE, to bring...
prelatizes
23
23
PRELATIZE, to bring...
prelatures
20
15
PRELATURE, the offic...
prelecting
24
20
PRELECT, to lecture,...
prelection
22
18
a lecture or discour...
prelectors
23
17
PRELECTOR, a reader...
prelexical
30
25
denoting a stage in...
prelimited
22
18
PRELIMIT, to limit b...
prelingual
22
19
before the use of la...
preloading
20
18
PRELOAD, to load bef...
prelocated
22
18
PRELOCATE, to locate...
prelocates
22
17
PRELOCATE, to locate...
prelogical
25
20
before the developme...
preludious
21
17
of or pertaining to...
prelusions
20
16
PRELUSION, a prelude...
premarital
21
17
taking place before...
premarkets
21
20
PREMARKET, to market...
prematures
20
17
PREMATURE, a prematu...
premaxilla
28
25
(Latin) a bone in fr...
premeasure
19
17
to measure in advanc...
premedical
24
21
of or relating to a...
premeiotic
23
19
taking place before...
premiering
21
19
PREMIERE, to present...
premissing
22
19
PREMISS, to state or...
premoisten
19
17
to moisten beforehan...
premolding
22
21
PREMOLD, to mold bef...
premonitor
19
17
one who, or that whi...
premotions
19
17
PREMOTION, a motion...
premoulded
21
20
PREMOULD, to mould i...
premycotic
33
24
taking place before...
prenatally
26
18
PRENATAL, prior to b...
prenominal
19
19
placed before a noun...
prenotions
17
15
PRENOTION, a notion...
prenticing
23
20
PRENTICE, to place w...
prenumbers
22
21
PRENUMBER, to number...
prenuptial
22
19
made or occurring be...
preobtains
20
17
PREOBTAIN, to obtain...
preoculars
23
18
PREOCULAR, a scale i...
preopening
20
20
taking place before...
preoptions
20
17
PREOPTION, the right...
preordains
18
15
PREORDAIN, to ordain...
preordered
18
15
PREORDER, to order b...
prepackage
25
25
to package in advanc...
prepacking
26
26
PREPACK, to package...
preparator
20
16
one who prepares bef...
preparedly
28
20
PREPARED [adv]
prepasting
22
19
PREPASTE, to paste b...
prepayable
29
22
that can be prepaid...
prepayment
27
22
payment in advance [...
prepensely
27
20
PREPENSE, premeditat...
prepensing
21
20
PREPENSE, (Spenser)...
prepensive
22
21
premeditated [adj]
preplacing
26
23
PREPLACE, to place b...
preplanned
20
20
PREPLAN, to plan in...
prepollent
22
19
having superior infl...
preportion
20
17
to portion in advanc...
prepositor
21
16
(Latin) the name use...
prepossess
21
16
to bias or prejudice...
prepostors
21
16
PREPOSTOR, (Latin) t...
prepotence
22
20
the state of being p...
prepotency
29
22
the state of being p...
preppiness
23
20
being like a preppie...
prepresses
21
16
PREPRESS, the prepar...
prepricing
26
22
PREPRICE, to price b...
preprimary
29
21
an election occurrin...
preprinted
21
18
PREPRINT, to print i...
preprocess
24
19
to process beforehan...
preprogram
23
21
to program beforehan...
prepuberal
24
21
occurring in prepube...
prepuberty
30
22
the time before pube...
prepunched
26
24
PREPUNCH, to punch i...
prepunches
26
23
PREPUNCH, to punch i...
prequalify
37
29
to qualify beforehan...
prereading
19
17
referring to the tim...
prerecords
22
17
PRERECORD, to record...
prerelease
18
14
to release in advanc...
prerequire
27
23
to require beforehan...
prerinsing
20
17
PRERINSE, to rinse b...
presageful
23
20
full of presages; om...
presbyopes
29
21
PRESBYOPE, one who h...
presbyopia
29
21
long-sightedness in...
presbyopic
33
24
affected by presbyop...
presbyters
28
18
PRESBYTER, an elder...
presbytery
34
20
part of church reser...
presbytism
30
21
presbyopia [n -S]
preschools
25
19
PRESCHOOL, a kinderg...
prescience
24
20
knowledge of events...
prescinded
22
19
PRESCIND, to conside...
prescoring
23
19
PRESCORE, to record...
prescreens
21
17
PRESCREEN, to screen...
prescribed
25
20
PRESCRIBE, to lay do...
prescriber
25
19
one who prescribes [...
prescribes
25
19
PRESCRIBE, to lay do...
prescripts
26
19
PRESCRIPT, (archaic)...
preseasons
17
14
PRESEASON, the time...
preselects
23
17
PRESELECT, to select...
preselling
22
18
PRESELL, to promote...
presension
17
15
previous perception...
presentees
17
14
PRESENTEE, one prese...
presenters
18
14
PRESENTER, one who p...
presential
19
15
relating to or havin...
presenting
19
17
PRESENT, to bring in...
presentism
20
17
the practice of eval...
presentist
19
14
one with a bias towa...
presentive
20
18
a word that presents...
preservers
21
17
PRESERVER, one who p...
preservice
24
20
before service [adj]
preserving
22
20
PRESERVE, to keep sa...
presetting
20
16
PRESET, to set befor...
presettled
20
15
PRESETTLE, to settle...
presettles
20
14
PRESETTLE, to settle...
preshaping
24
21
PRESHAPE, to shape b...
preshipped
26
22
PRESHIP, to ship bef...
preshowing
25
21
PRESHOW, to show bef...
preshrinks
23
20
PRESHRINK, to shrink...
presidency
28
20
the office of presid...
presidents
19
15
PRESIDENT, the head...
presidiary
26
16
of or pertaining to...
presidiums
22
18
PRESIDIUM, a standin...
presifting
23
19
PRESIFT, to sift bef...
presignals
21
17
PRESIGNAL, to signal...
presignify
29
21
to intimate or signi...
preslicing
25
20
PRESLICE, to slice b...
presoaking
20
20
PRESOAK, to soak bef...
presolving
23
21
PRESOLVE, to solve b...
presorting
20
16
PRESORT, to sort bef...
prespecify
33
24
to specify in advanc...
pressboard
21
17
an ironing board esp...
pressgangs
21
18
PRESSGANG, a squad o...
pressingly
28
19
PRESSING [adv]
pressmarks
22
20
PRESSMARK, a mark on...
pressrooms
20
16
PRESSROOM, a room fo...
pressuring
21
17
PRESSURE, to apply f...
pressurise
20
14
to place under press...
pressurize
23
23
to place under press...
presswoman
22
20
a female reporter [n...
presswomen
22
20
PRESSWOMAN, a female...
pressworks
24
20
PRESSWORK, the opera...
prestamped
22
20
PRESTAMP, to stamp b...
prestation
18
14
a payment of money;...
presternum
20
18
the anterior segment...
prestorage
19
15
occurring before sto...
prestoring
20
16
PRESTORE, to store b...
presumable
23
21
to be presumed [adj...
presumably
30
23
PRESUMABLE, to be pr...
presumedly
28
21
PRESUMED [adv]
presummits
23
20
PRESUMMIT, a meeting...
presuppose
23
20
to suppose beforehan...
presurgery
27
18
before surgery [adj]
presurmise
21
17
(Shakespeare) a surm...
presurveys
28
20
PRESURVEY, to survey...
presweeten
20
17
to sweeten in advanc...
pretasting
20
16
PRETASTE, to taste b...
pretelling
22
18
PRETELL, to tell bef...
pretendant
17
16
a pretender; a claim...
pretendent
17
16
a pretender; a claim...
pretenders
18
15
PRETENDER, one who l...
pretending
19
18
PRETEND, to make bel...
pretension
17
15
foolish vanity or pr...
pretensive
20
18
pretentious [adj]
preterists
20
13
PRETERIST, a person...
preterites
19
13
PRETERITE, the gramm...
pretermits
21
16
PRETERMIT, to omit,...
pretesting
20
16
PRETEST, to give a p...
pretexting
26
23
the act of alleging...
pretheater
20
15
occurring before the...
pretheatre
20
15
occurring before a v...
pretorians
18
14
PRETORIAN, a former...
pretorship
24
18
the office of pretor...
pretrained
18
15
PRETRAIN, to train b...
pretreated
18
14
PRETREAT, to treat b...
pretrimmed
22
20
PRETRIM, to trim bef...
prettified
22
17
PRETTIFY, to make at...
prettifier
22
16
one who prettifies [...
prettifies
22
16
PRETTIFY, to make at...
prettiness
19
14
the state of being p...
prettyisms
28
18
PRETTYISM, affectati...
pretzelled
24
25
PRETZEL, to twist, b...
preuniting
20
18
PREUNITE, to unite b...
prevailers
22
18
PREVAILER, one who p...
prevailing
23
21
PREVAIL, to triumph...
prevalence
23
22
the state of being p...
prevalency
30
24
the state of being p...
prevalents
21
19
PREVALENT, something...
prevaluing
23
22
PREVALUE, to value b...
prevenancy
28
24
courteous anticipati...
prevenient
19
19
antecedent, anticipa...
preventers
20
18
PREVENTER, one who p...
preventing
21
21
PREVENT, to keep fro...
prevention
19
19
the act of preventin...
preventive
22
22
serving to prevent,...
previewers
24
20
PREVIEWER, one who p...
previewing
25
23
PREVIEW, to view or...
previously
29
21
PREVIOUS, coming or...
previsions
21
18
PREVISION, to forese...
previsited
22
18
PREVISIT, to visit b...
prevocalic
28
24
before a vowel [adj...
prewarming
24
22
PREWARM, to warm bef...
prewarning
22
20
PREWARN, to warn in...
prewashing
25
21
PREWASH, to wash bef...
preweaning
21
20
taking place before...
preweighed
25
21
PREWEIGH, to weigh b...
preworking
24
23
PREWORK, to work bef...
prewrapped
26
23
PREWRAP, to wrap bef...
prewriting
24
19
a preliminary writin...
prickliest
26
21
PRICKLY, having many...
pricklings
27
24
PRICKLING, the act o...
prickwoods
27
24
PRICKWOOD, the spind...
pridefully
31
22
PRIDEFUL, full of pr...
priesthood
21
16
the office, dignity,...
priestlier
21
14
PRIESTLY, characteri...
priestlike
22
18
like a priest [adj]
priestling
22
17
a priest of low rank...
priestship
25
18
the office of priest...
priggeries
22
17
PRIGGERY, prim adher...
priggishly
33
22
PRIGGISH, marked by...
primaquine
28
27
an antimalarial drug...
primatials
22
17
PRIMATIAL, a primate...
primatical
25
20
of or pertaining to...
primaveras
22
20
PRIMAVERA, (Italian)...
primevally
31
24
PRIMEVAL, belonging...
primiparae
22
19
PRIMIPARA, (Latin) a...
primiparas
23
19
PRIMIPARA, (Latin) a...
primitives
24
20
PRIMITIVE, an uncivi...
primnesses
20
17
PRIMNESS, the state...
primogenit
21
19
(obsolete) a firstbo...
primordial
22
18
original, rudimentar...
primordium
23
21
(Latin) the first di...
primrosing
22
19
PRIMROSE, to gather...
primulines
22
19
PRIMULINE, a yellow...
princedoms
23
21
PRINCEDOM, the realm...
princehood
23
20
princeliness [n -S]
princekins
23
22
PRINCEKIN, a petty p...
princelets
23
18
PRINCELET, a petty p...
princelier
23
18
PRINCELY, befitting...
princelike
24
22
princely [adj]
princeling
24
21
a petty prince; a yo...
princeship
27
22
the office of prince...
princesses
22
17
PRINCESS, a non-reig...
princessly
30
20
like a princess [adj...
princified
25
21
imitative of a princ...
principals
26
21
PRINCIPAL, the head...
principate
24
20
principality; suprem...
principial
26
21
elementary [adj]
principium
27
24
(Latin) a first prin...
principled
26
22
PRINCIPLE, to ground...
principles
26
21
PRINCIPLE, to ground...
printeries
19
14
PRINTERY, a place wh...
printheads
21
17
PRINTHEAD, the part...
printmaker
21
21
an artist who makes...
printwheel
25
20
another name for dai...
printworks
24
21
a place where printi...
prioresses
19
13
PRIORESS, a female s...
priorities
20
13
PRIORITY, precedence...
prioritise
20
13
to assign a priority...
prioritize
23
22
to assign a priority...
priorships
25
18
PRIORSHIP, the state...
prismatoid
21
17
a body that approach...
prismoidal
22
18
having the form of a...
prisonment
19
18
(Shakespeare) impris...
prissiness
20
14
the state of being p...
pristinely
27
17
PRISTINE, original,...
privateers
21
17
PRIVATEER, to operat...
privations
21
18
PRIVATION, the act o...
privatised
22
18
PRIVATISE, to transf...
privatiser
22
17
one who transfers to...
privatises
22
17
PRIVATISE, to transf...
privatisms
24
20
PRIVATISM, a tendenc...
privatists
23
17
PRIVATIST, one who b...
privatives
24
21
PRIVATIVE, a privati...
privatized
25
27
PRIVATIZE, to transf...
privatizer
25
26
one who transfers to...
privatizes
25
26
PRIVATIZE, to transf...
privileged
24
21
PRIVILEGE, to grant...
privileges
24
20
PRIVILEGE, to grant...
prizefight
29
29
a professional boxin...
prizewoman
25
29
a woman winning a pr...
prizewomen
25
29
PRIZEWOMAN, a woman...
proactions
21
17
PROACTION, action th...
proaireses
18
13
PROAIRESIS, the act...
proairesis
19
13
the act of choosing...
probations
20
17
PROBATION, the act o...
probenecid
23
21
a drug that acts on...
probiotics
25
19
PROBIOTIC [n]
problemist
24
20
one who sets problem...
procacious
25
20
bold; impertinent [a...
procambial
26
23
relating to procambi...
procambium
27
26
the young tissue of...
procaryons
27
19
PROCARYON, the nucle...
procaryote
27
18
a bacterium or blue-...
procedural
23
19
relating to procedur...
procedures
22
18
PROCEDURE, a way of...
proceeders
21
17
PROCEEDER, one who p...
proceeding
22
20
the act of proceedin...
procercoid
25
20
the solid first para...
procerebra
23
19
PROCEREBRUM, the for...
processers
22
16
PROCESSER, something...
processing
23
19
the act of processin...
procession
21
17
to go in procession...
processors
22
16
PROCESSOR, something...
processual
23
18
governed by or relat...
procidence
24
21
prolapse [n -S]
proclaimed
24
21
PROCLAIM, to make kn...
proclaimer
24
20
one who proclaims [n...
proclitics
28
20
PROCLITIC, a proclit...
proclivity
33
23
an inclination or pr...
procoelous
22
18
cupped in front [adj...
proconsuls
23
19
PROCONSUL, an office...
procreants
21
17
PROCREANT, a person...
procreated
21
17
PROCREATE, to engend...
procreates
21
16
PROCREATE, to engend...
procreator
21
16
one who procreates [...
procrypses
31
21
PROCRYPSIS, protecti...
procrypsis
32
21
protective coloratio...
procryptic
35
24
pertaining to or hav...
proctalgia
24
19
neuralgic pain in th...
proctodaea
20
17
PROCTODAEUM, the pos...
proctodeal
22
18
relating to the proc...
proctodeum
23
21
the posterior portio...
proctology
30
21
the study of the rec...
proctorage
22
18
management by a proc...
proctorial
23
17
of or pertaining to...
proctoring
23
19
PROCTOR, to officiat...
proctorise
22
16
to exercise the powe...
proctorize
25
25
to exercise the powe...
procumbent
25
24
lying face down, pro...
procurable
25
21
capable of being pro...
procurance
24
21
the act of procuring...
procurator
22
17
a person who is empl...
procureurs
23
18
PROCUREUR, (French)...
procurings
24
20
PROCURING, the act o...
procyonids
28
20
PROCYONID, a member...
prodigally
29
20
PRODIGAL, lavish [ad...
prodigious
21
17
resembling or befitt...
prodnosing
19
18
PRODNOSE, to pry, ma...
prodromata
19
17
PRODROME, a prefator...
producible
26
22
capable of being pro...
productile
24
19
capable of being ext...
production
22
19
something produced [...
productive
25
22
having the power of...
proembryos
28
21
PROEMBRYO, a group o...
proenzymes
28
28
PROENZYME, an enzyme...
profascist
25
19
supporting fascism [...
professing
22
19
PROFESS, to affirm o...
profession
20
17
a calling [n -S]
professors
21
16
PROFESSOR, a univers...
profferers
23
19
PROFFERER, one who p...
proffering
24
22
PROFFER, to present...
proficient
24
20
well advanced in an...
profilings
24
20
PROFILING, the proce...
profilists
24
17
PROFILIST, one who d...
profitable
24
20
yielding profit [adj...
profitably
31
22
PROFITABLE, yielding...
profiteers
21
16
PROFITEER, to act as...
profitings
23
19
PROFITING, the act o...
profitless
23
17
without profit [adj...
profitwise
25
19
by way of profit [ad...
profligacy
33
24
the state of being p...
profligate
23
19
debauched; rashly ex...
profluence
24
22
(Milton) the quality...
profounder
20
19
PROFOUND, very deep...
profoundly
28
22
PROFOUND, very deep...
profulgent
23
21
shining out; radiant...
profundity
28
21
intellectual depth [...
profusions
21
18
PROFUSION, the state...
progenitor
19
16
an ancestor in the d...
progestins
20
16
PROGESTIN, a hormone...
progginses
21
18
PROGGINS, (slang) a...
proglottic
25
19
relating to the prog...
proglottid
22
17
a segment of a tapew...
proglottis
22
16
a segment of a tapew...
prognathic
25
21
having a jaw that pr...
prognosing
20
19
PROGNOSE, to forecas...
prognostic
23
19
indicating what is t...
prograding
21
19
PROGRADE, to accumul...
programers
21
18
PROGRAMER, (US) one...
programing
22
21
the act of writing a...
programmed
22
22
PROGRAM, to arrange...
programmer
22
21
one who writes progr...
programmes
22
21
PROGRAMME, to prepar...
progressed
20
16
PROGRESS, to move fo...
progresses
20
15
PROGRESS, to move fo...
prohibited
24
19
PROHIBIT, to forbid...
prohibiter
24
18
one who prohibits, a...
prohibitor
24
18
one who prohibits, a...
proinsulin
20
17
a single-chain polyp...
projectile
25
26
a body projected by...
projecting
25
28
the act of extending...
projection
23
26
something which is p...
projective
26
29
projecting; of proje...
projectors
24
25
PROJECTOR, an appara...
projecture
24
26
a jutting out beyond...
prokaryons
25
20
PROKARYON, the nucle...
prokaryote
25
19
a bacterium or blue-...
prokaryots
26
19
PROKARYOT, a bacteri...
prolactins
23
18
PROLACTIN, a hormone...
prolamines
20
18
PROLAMINE, one of a...
prolapsing
23
20
PROLAPSE, to slip or...
prolations
19
15
PROLATION, an uttera...
prolicidal
25
19
relating to prolicid...
prolicides
24
18
PROLICIDE, killing o...
prolifical
27
21
producing young or f...
prolixious
27
22
(Shakespeare) dilato...
prolixness
26
22
the state of being p...
prolocutor
23
18
a presiding officer;...
prologised
21
17
PROLOGISE, to speak...
prologises
21
16
PROLOGISE, to speak...
prologists
22
16
PROLOGIST, a writer...
prologized
24
26
PROLOGIZE, to speak...
prologizes
24
25
PROLOGIZE, to speak...
prologuing
22
20
PROLOGUE, to preface...
prologuise
21
17
to speak a prologue,...
prologuize
24
26
to speak a prologue,...
prolongate
19
17
to prolong [v PROLON...
prolongers
20
17
PROLONGER, one who,...
prolonging
21
20
PROLONG, to lengthen...
prolusions
20
16
PROLUSION, prelimina...
promenaded
18
19
PROMENADE, to take a...
promenader
18
18
one who promenades [...
promenades
18
18
PROMENADE, to take a...
prometheum
23
22
the former name of p...
promethium
24
22
a radioactive rare-e...
prominence
21
21
something prominent,...
prominency
28
23
the state of being p...
promiseful
24
21
full of promise [adj...
promissive
23
20
making a promise [ad...
promissors
21
16
PROMISSOR, one who m...
promissory
27
18
containing a promise...
promontory
25
19
a high point of land...
promotable
22
20
that can be promoted...
promotions
19
17
PROMOTION, the act o...
promptbook
25
26
a copy of a play for...
promptings
24
22
PROMPTING, the act o...
promptness
22
20
the state of being p...
promptuary
29
22
a repository; a refe...
promptures
23
20
PROMPTURE, (Shakespe...
promulgate
22
20
to make known, disse...
promulging
24
23
PROMULGE, (archaic)...
promycelia
30
22
PROMYCELIUM, a short...
pronations
17
15
PRONATION, turning t...
pronatores
17
14
PRONATOR, a forearm...
pronephric
26
22
of or pertaining to...
pronephroi
22
19
PRONEPHROS, a primit...
pronephros
22
19
a primitive kidney t...
prongbucks
27
27
PRONGBUCK, the sprin...
pronghorns
21
19
PRONGHORN, a North A...
pronominal
19
19
of or like a pronoun...
pronounced
20
20
strongly marked; une...
pronouncer
20
19
one who pronounces [...
pronounces
20
19
PRONOUNCE, to articu...
pronuclear
22
19
relating to a pronuc...
pronucleus
23
20
the nucleus of a ger...
pronuncios
21
19
PRONUNCIO, a papal a...
prooemions
18
17
PROOEMION, a preface...
prooemiums
21
20
PROOEMIUM, a preface...
proofreads
20
17
PROOFREAD, to read c...
proofrooms
21
19
PROOFROOM, a room wh...
propagable
24
22
capable of being pro...
propaganda
20
20
a congregation of th...
propagated
21
19
PROPAGATE, to increa...
propagates
21
18
PROPAGATE, to increa...
propagator
21
18
one who propagates [...
propagules
23
20
PROPAGULE, a body wi...
propagulum
25
24
a body with the capa...
propanones
18
18
PROPANONE, a systema...
propellant
22
19
something that prope...
propellent
22
19
something that prope...
propellers
23
18
PROPELLER, someone w...
propelling
24
21
the act of causing a...
propellors
23
18
PROPELLOR, someone w...
propelment
22
21
propulsion; a propel...
propendent
19
19
(obsolete) inclining...
propending
21
21
PROPEND, to have a t...
propensely
27
20
PROPENSE, (obsolete)...
propension
19
18
(Shakespeare) inclin...
propensity
27
19
an often intense nat...
propensive
22
21
(obsolete) inclined...
properdins
21
18
PROPERDIN, a natural...
properness
20
17
the state of being p...
propertied
21
17
PROPERTY, to make on...
properties
21
16
PROPERTY, to make on...
prophecies
26
21
PROPHECY, a predicti...
prophesied
23
19
PROPHESY, to predict...
prophesier
23
18
one who prophesies [...
prophesies
23
18
PROPHESY, to predict...
prophetess
23
18
a woman who is a pro...
prophetism
25
21
the actions of a pro...
propionate
19
17
a salt of propionic...
propitiate
21
16
to render favourable...
propitious
22
17
favorably disposed,...
proplastid
23
18
a precursor of a cel...
propodeons
19
18
PROPODEON, in some H...
propodeums
22
21
PROPODEUM, in some H...
propolises
22
17
PROPOLIS, a resinous...
proponents
19
18
PROPONENT, one who i...
proportion
20
17
to adjust (a part or...
proposable
23
20
that can be proposed...
propositae
20
16
PROPOSITA, a woman f...
propositus
22
17
(Latin) an individua...
propounded
20
20
PROPOUND, to propose...
propounder
20
19
one who propounds [n...
propraetor
20
16
a magistrate of anci...
propretors
21
16
PROPRETOR, a magistr...
proprietor
21
16
an owner [n -S]
proproctor
24
19
an assistant proctor...
propulsion
22
19
the act of propellin...
propulsive
25
22
tending or having po...
propulsors
23
18
PROPULSOR, something...
propulsory
29
20
propulsive [adj]
propylaeum
29
23
any court or vestibu...
propylenes
27
20
PROPYLENE, a colorle...
propylites
29
19
PROPYLITE, an andesi...
proratable
21
17
capable of being pro...
prorations
18
14
PRORATION, the act o...
prorectors
22
16
PRORECTOR, an office...
prorogated
19
16
PROROGATE, to end a...
prorogates
19
15
PROROGATE, to end a...
proroguing
21
19
PROROGUE, to end a s...
prosaicism
24
19
the quality of being...
prosateurs
19
14
PROSATEUR, (French)...
proscenium
23
21
the part of the stag...
prosciutti
24
17
PROSCIUTTO, (Italian...
prosciutto
23
17
(Italian) aged, dry-...
proscribed
25
20
PROSCRIBE, to forbid...
proscriber
25
19
one who proscribes [...
proscribes
25
19
PROSCRIBE, to forbid...
proscripts
26
19
PROSCRIPT, a person...
prosecting
23
19
PROSECT, to dissect...
prosectors
22
16
PROSECTOR, one who d...
prosecuted
22
18
PROSECUTE, to pursue...
prosecutes
22
17
PROSECUTE, to pursue...
prosecutor
22
17
a person who institu...
proselyted
26
17
PROSELYTE, to become...
proselytes
26
16
PROSELYTE, to become...
proselytic
30
19
of or like a prosely...
proseminar
19
17
a course of study li...
proseuchae
23
19
PROSEUCHA, (Latin) a...
prosifying
29
21
PROSIFY, to write pr...
prosilient
20
15
outstanding [adj]
prosimians
20
17
PROSIMIAN, a primate...
proslavery
28
20
in favour of slavery...
prosodians
18
15
PROSODIAN, one skill...
prosodical
23
18
of or pertaining to...
prosodists
20
14
PROSODIST, one skill...
prospected
24
20
PROSPECT, to search...
prospector
24
19
one who prospects [n...
prospectus
25
20
the outline of any p...
prospering
22
19
PROSPER, to be succe...
prosperity
28
18
the condition of bei...
prosperous
21
17
thriving, affluent [...
prostatism
21
16
an illness or disord...
prosternum
20
18
the sternum of the p...
prostheses
21
15
PROSTHESIS, the addi...
prosthesis
22
15
the addition to the...
prosthetic
25
18
relating to prosthes...
prostitute
20
14
a person (usu a woma...
prostomial
21
17
relating to the pros...
prostomium
22
20
that portion of the...
prostrated
19
14
PROSTRATE, to throw...
prostrates
19
13
PROSTRATE, to throw...
protamines
19
17
PROTAMINE, any of a...
protanopes
19
17
PROTANOPE, a suffere...
protanopia
19
17
colour-blindness wit...
protanopic
23
20
colour-blind to red...
protectant
21
17
a protecting agent [...
protecters
22
16
PROTECTER, one who p...
protecting
23
19
PROTECT, to shield f...
protection
21
17
the act of protectin...
protective
24
20
serving to protect [...
protectors
22
16
PROTECTOR, one who p...
protectory
28
18
an institution for d...
protectrix
29
23
a female protector,...
proteiform
22
19
changeable in form [...
proteinase
17
14
any enzyme that spli...
proteinous
18
15
of or related to pro...
protending
19
18
PROTEND, (archaic) t...
protension
17
15
duration [n -S]
protensity
25
16
(archaic) duration,...
protensive
20
18
extensive in time or...
proteolyse
25
16
to split proteins by...
proteomics
23
19
PROTEOMIC [n]
protervity
28
19
peevishness [n PROTE...
protestant
18
14
one who protests [n...
protesters
19
13
PROTESTER, one who p...
protesting
20
16
PROTEST, to express...
protestors
19
13
PROTESTOR, one who p...
prothallia
23
17
PROTHALLIUM, the fre...
prothallic
27
20
relating to a protha...
prothallus
24
18
the free-living game...
protistans
19
14
PROTISTAN, one of th...
protocoled
22
18
PROTOCOL, to draw up...
protocolic
26
20
of or like protocol...
protoctist
23
16
any unicellular or s...
protoderms
20
17
PROTODERM, the derma...
protogenic
22
19
of a compound, able...
protogines
19
16
PROTOGINE, a kind of...
protohuman
21
20
a prehistoric primat...
protonated
17
15
PROTONATE, to acquir...
protonates
17
14
PROTONATE, to acquir...
protonemal
19
18
of or like a protone...
protopathy
29
20
first or direct expe...
protophyte
29
20
any unicellular plan...
protoplasm
23
20
the complex transluc...
protoplast
22
17
living material with...
protostars
19
13
PROTOSTAR, a condens...
protostele
19
14
a stele in which the...
protostome
19
16
a major group of bil...
prototroph
23
18
a bacterium feeding...
prototypal
28
19
relating to a protot...
prototyped
27
19
PROTOTYPE, to make a...
prototypes
27
18
PROTOTYPE, to make a...
prototypic
31
21
relating to a protot...
protoxides
25
21
PROTOXIDE, that one...
protoxylem
33
26
the first part of th...
protozoans
20
23
PROTOZOAN, any membe...
protozoons
20
23
PROTOZOON, any membe...
protracted
22
17
PROTRACT, to prolong...
protractor
22
16
one who, or that whi...
protreptic
25
19
exhorting or encoura...
protrudent
19
16
protruding [adj]
protruding
21
18
PROTRUDE, to stick o...
protrusile
21
15
that can be protrude...
protrusion
19
15
the act of protrudin...
protrusive
22
18
thrusting or impelli...
proustites
20
14
PROUSTITE, a red sil...
provanting
21
21
PROVANT, (obsolete)...
provection
23
21
the carrying forward...
proveditor
21
18
a purveyor, also PRO...
provedores
20
18
PROVEDORE, a purveyo...
provenance
21
22
an origin, source, a...
provenders
20
19
PROVENDER, to supply...
proverbial
24
21
of or like a proverb...
proverbing
24
23
PROVERB, to speak of...
providable
24
22
that can be provided...
providence
23
22
divine guidance or c...
provincial
25
22
relating to the prov...
proviruses
22
18
PROVIRUS, the form o...
provisions
21
18
PROVISION, the act o...
provitamin
22
21
a pre-vitamin [n -S]
provocable
26
24
that can be provoked...
provocants
23
21
PROVOCANT, one who p...
provocator
23
20
one who provokes [n...
provokable
24
25
that can be provoked...
provolones
20
19
PROVOLONE, (Italian)...
prowlingly
32
23
PROWLING, stealthy [...
proximally
35
27
PROXIMAL, located ne...
prozymites
30
27
PROZYMITE, a person...
prudential
20
17
of or relating to pr...
pruriences
22
18
PRURIENCE, the state...
pruriently
27
18
PRURIENT, having lus...
prurituses
21
15
PRURITUS, intense it...
prussiates
20
14
PRUSSIATE, a salt of...
psalmbooks
24
24
PSALMBOOK, a book of...
psalmodies
21
18
PSALMODY, the use of...
psalmodise
21
18
to practise psalmody...
psalmodist
22
18
a singer of psalms [...
psalmodize
24
27
to practice psalmody...
psalterian
19
15
relating to a psalte...
psalteries
20
14
PSALTERY, an ancient...
psalterium
22
18
(Latin) the third st...
psammophil
27
25
a sand-loving plant,...
psellismus
24
19
a defect in articula...
psephology
31
23
the study of politic...
pseuderies
19
15
PSEUDERY, falseness...
pseudimago
21
20
a stage in the devel...
pseudoacid
22
19
a compound which is...
pseudobulb
25
23
a swollen stem inter...
pseudocarp
24
21
that portion of an a...
pseudocide
22
19
faking one's own dea...
pseudocode
21
19
instructions written...
pseudocoel
22
19
a body cavity not fo...
pseudology
27
20
the art or science o...
pseudonyms
26
21
PSEUDONYM, a fictiti...
pseudopods
21
19
PSEUDOPOD, a process...
psilocybin
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a hallucinogenic dru...
psilophyte
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any of an order of e...
psittacine
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a member of the parr...
psoriatics
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PSORIATIC, a person...
psychiater
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(archaic) a psychiat...
psychiatry
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a branch of medicine...
psychicism
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psychical research [...
psychicist
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a psychical research...
psychogony
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development of the m...
psychogram
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writing supposedly p...
psychology
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the science of mind...
psychopath
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a mentally ill or un...
psychopomp
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a guide of souls, on...
psychotics
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PSYCHOTIC, one suffe...
ptarmigans
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PTARMIGAN, (Gaelic)...
pteranodon
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a toothless flying r...
pteridines
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PTERIDINE, any membe...
pterosaurs
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PTEROSAUR, a pteroda...
pterygials
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PTERYGIAL, a bone in...
pterygiums
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PTERYGIUM, a growth...
pterygoids
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PTERYGOID, a paired...
pteryloses
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PTERYLOSIS, the arra...
pterylosis
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the arrangement of f...
ptyalising
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PTYALISE, to induce...
ptyalizing
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PTYALIZE, to induce...
pubcrawler
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one who engages in p...
puberulent
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feebly or minutely p...
puberulous
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feebly or minutely p...
pubescence
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the state of being p...
publically
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PUBLIC, open to gene...
publicised
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PUBLICISE, to make p...
publicises
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PUBLICISE, to make p...
publicists
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PUBLICIST, someone w...
publicized
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PUBLICIZE, to make p...
publicizes
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PUBLICIZE, to make p...
publicness
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the state of being p...
publishers
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PUBLISHER, one who p...
publishing
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the business of prin...
puckeriest
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PUCKERY, astringent;...
puckerooed
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(slang) exhausted, a...
puddenings
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PUDDENING, a pad of...
pudicities
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PUDICITY, modesty; c...
puerilisms
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PUERILISM, childishn...
puerperium
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(Latin) the conditio...
puftaloons
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PUFTALOON, (Australi...
pugilistic
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related to pugilism,...
pugnacious
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having a quarrelsome...
puissances
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PUISSANCE, (archaic)...
puissantly
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PUISSANT, (archaic)...
puissaunce
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power, potency, also...
pullulated
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PULLULATE, to swarm,...
pullulates
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PULLULATE, to swarm,...
pulmonates
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PULMONATE, a member...
pulpboards
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PULPBOARD, a coarse...
pulpifying
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PULPIFY, to reduce t...
pulpiteers
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PULPITEER, someone w...
pulpitries
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PULPITRY, sermonizin...
pulpstones
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PULPSTONE, a grindst...
pulsatance
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the angular frequenc...
pulsatilla
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another name for pas...
pulsations
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PULSATION, a beating...
pulsebeats
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PULSEBEAT, the pulse...
pulsimeter
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an instrument for me...
pulsometer
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a pump that draws in...
pultaceous
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macerated and soften...
pultruding
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PULTRUDE, to carry o...
pultrusion
21
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a process for produc...
pulverable
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that can be reduced...
pulverines
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PULVERINE, barilla a...
pulverised
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PULVERISE, to reduce...
pulveriser
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one who pulverises,...
pulverises
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PULVERISE, to reduce...
pulverized
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PULVERIZE, to reduce...
pulverizer
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one who pulverizes,...
pulverizes
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PULVERIZE, to reduce...
pulvilised
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in the form of pulvi...
pulvilized
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in the form of pulvi...
pulvilling
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PULVIL, to scent wit...
pulvillios
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PULVILLIO, (historic...
pulvinated
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cushion-like; bulgin...
pulvinules
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PULVINULE, the pulvi...
pumicating
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PUMICATE, to make sm...
pummelling
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a beating with the f...
punchballs
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PUNCHBALL, a suspend...
punchboard
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a practice board use...
punchbowls
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PUNCHBOWL, a bowl fo...
punchiness
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the quality of being...
punchlines
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PUNCHLINE, the last...
punctation
21
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dotting, pitting [n...
punctators
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PUNCTATOR, someone w...
punctilios
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PUNCTILIO, (Italian)...
punctually
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PUNCTUAL, being on t...
punctuated
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PUNCTUATE, to mark w...
punctuates
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PUNCTUATE, to mark w...
punctuator
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one who punctuates,...
punctulate
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to mark with small d...
puncturers
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PUNCTURER, one who p...
puncturing
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PUNCTURE, to pierce...
pundigrion
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(obsolete) a play on...
punditries
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PUNDITRY, the learni...
pundonores
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PUNDONOR, (Spanish)...
pungencies
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PUNGENCY, the state...
puninesses
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PUNINESS, the state...
punishable
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worthy of punishment...
punishment
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the act of punishing...
punitively
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PUNITIVE, relating t...
pupigerous
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bearing a puparium [...
pupilarity
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the state of being a...
pupillages
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PUPILLAGE, the state...
pupillated
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PUPILLATE, to cry in...
pupillates
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PUPILLATE, to cry in...
pupilships
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PUPILSHIP, the state...
pupiparous
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bearing, or containi...
puppeteers
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PUPPETEER, one who o...
puppetlike
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like a puppet [adj]
puppetries
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PUPPETRY, the art of...
puppyhoods
32
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PUPPYHOOD, the time...
purblindly
31
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PURBLIND, partially...
purchasers
25
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PURCHASER, one who p...
purchasing
26
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the act of buying [n...
purdoniums
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PURDONIUM, a kind of...
purebloods
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PUREBLOOD, a horse e...
purenesses
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PURENESS, the qualit...
purgations
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PURGATION, the act o...
purgatives
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PURGATIVE, a medicin...
puristical
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of or pertaining to...
puritanise
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to make a Puritan of...
puritanism
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the beliefs and prac...
puritanize
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to make a Puritan of...
purlicuing
26
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PURLICUE, to summari...
purloiners
20
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PURLOINER, one who p...
purloining
21
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PURLOIN, to steal; t...
puromycins
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PUROMYCIN, a type of...
purpleness
22
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the state of being p...
purporting
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PURPORT, to profess...
purposeful
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showing purpose [adj...
pursership
25
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the office of purser...
pursuances
22
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PURSUANCE, the act o...
pursuantly
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PURSUANT, acting in...
pursuingly
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PURSUING, following...
pursuivant
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an officer ranking b...
purtenance
20
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(obsolete) something...
purulences
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PURULENCE, the state...
purulently
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PURULENT, secreting...
purveyance
29
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the act of purveying...
puschkinia
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(Russian) a genus of...
pushchairs
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PUSHCHAIR, a chair o...
pussyfoots
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PUSSYFOOT, to tread...
pustulants
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PUSTULANT, an agent...
pustulated
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PUSTULATE, to form i...
pustulates
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PUSTULATE, to form i...
putatively
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PUTATIVE, supposed o...
putonghuas
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PUTONGHUA, the offic...
putrefiers
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PUTREFIER, an agent...
putrefying
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PUTREFY, to make or...
putrescent
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becoming putrid or r...
putrescine
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a substance formed d...
putridness
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the state of being p...
putschists
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PUTSCHIST, one who e...
puttyroots
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PUTTYROOT, an Americ...
puzzledoms
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PUZZLEDOM, the domai...
puzzlement
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the state of being p...
puzzlingly
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PUZZLING [adv]
puzzolanas
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PUZZOLANA, (Italian)...
pycnogonid
28
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one of the Pycnogoni...
pycnometer
28
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an instrument for me...
pycnosomes
28
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PYCNOSOME, a body ty...
pycnospore
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a conidium produced...
pycnostyle
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with close-set colum...
pyelitises
27
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PYELITIS, inflammati...
pyelograms
28
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PYELOGRAM, an X-ray...
pygarguses
28
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PYGARGUS, (obsolete)...
pygostyles
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PYGOSTYLE, the bone...
pyknometer
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an instrument for me...
pyknosomes
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PYKNOSOME, the short...
pyogeneses
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PYOGENESIS, the form...
pyogenesis
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the formation of pus...
pyorrhoeal
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relating to pyorrhoe...
pyorrhoeas
26
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PYORRHOEA, suppurati...
pyorrhoeic
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relating to pyorrhoe...
pyracantha
29
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the evergreen thorn,...
pyracanths
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PYRACANTH, the everg...
pyralidids
28
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PYRALIDID, a kind of...
pyramiding
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PYRAMID, to increase...
pyramidion
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the small pyramidal...
pyramidist
28
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someone who studies...
pyramidons
26
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PYRAMIDON, an organ-...
pyranoside
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a glycoside containi...
pyreneites
24
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PYRENEITE, a black g...
pyrenocarp
29
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a perithecium, a sma...
pyrethrins
28
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PYRETHRIN, either of...
pyrethroid
28
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any of various synth...
pyrethrums
30
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PYRETHRUM, a name st...
pyretology
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medical study of fev...
pyridoxals
33
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PYRIDOXAL, a crystal...
pyridoxine
31
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a pyridine derivativ...
pyridoxins
32
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PYRIDOXIN, a pyridin...
pyrimidine
27
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a compound found in...
pyritising
28
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PYRITISE, to convert...
pyritizing
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PYRITIZE, to convert...
pyrocerams
29
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PYROCERAM, a transpa...
pyroclasts
30
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PYROCLAST, ash and o...
pyrogallic
32
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relating to pyrogall...
pyrogallol
29
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pyrogallic acid [n -...
pyrogenous
25
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produced by, or prod...
pyrography
37
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the tracing of desig...
pyrolaters
26
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PYROLATER, a fire-wo...
pyrolignic
31
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produced by the acti...
pyrolising
28
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PYROLISE, to decompo...
pyrolizing
31
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PYROLIZE, to decompo...
pyrologies
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PYROLOGY, the scient...
pyrolusite
27
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native manganese dio...
pyrolysate
32
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a product of pyrolys...
pyrolysers
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PYROLYSER, a device...
pyrolysing
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PYROLYSE, to decompo...
pyrolyzate
35
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a product of pyrolys...
pyrolyzers
36
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PYROLYZER, an agent...
pyrolyzing
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PYROLYZE, to decompo...
pyromancer
28
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one who engages in p...
pyromaniac
28
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a sufferer from pyro...
pyromanias
25
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PYROMANIA, an obsess...
pyromantic
29
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of or pertaining to...
pyromeride
26
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a nodular rhyolite [...
pyrometers
26
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PYROMETER, an instru...
pyrometric
30
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relating to pyrometr...
pyrophobia
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fear of fire [n -S]
pyrophobic
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one having an irrati...
pyrophones
28
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PYROPHONE, an organ...
pyrophoric
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spontaneously igniti...
pyrophorus
30
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any substance capabl...
pyroscopes
30
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PYROSCOPE, an instru...
pyrostatic
29
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relating to a pyrost...
pyrotechny
36
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the use and applicat...
pyroxenite
30
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a rock consisting es...
pyroxenoid
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a mineral like pyrox...
pyroxyline
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any of the nitrocell...
pyroxylins
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PYROXYLIN, any of th...
pyrrhicist
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(historical) one who...
pyrrhotine
27
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magnetic pyrites, an...
pyrrhotite
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magnetic pyrites, an...
pythogenic
31
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produced by filth; c...
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